hagerstown and winchester, even cumberland. east, northeast movement from the shower. a live look, washington, the national harbor looking west the capital wheel at the center there is haze in the distance. it was hot, near 90. the real-time temps, close to 90. factor in the heat and humidity, it was awfully humid and it still feels like lower 90's. herdndon fest tonight with fireworks, starting at 9:30. slowly falling into the 70's. hot and humid on sunday. rain chances monday into tuesday as the cold front appears to be slowing down. we will also let you know what comes thereafter, finally getting rid of the heat and humidity, the complete forecast with you. kellye: new development in the case against a rockville man charged with murdering two neighbors. he is now back in maryland. he was extradited from alaska late last night. he faces first-degree murder charges in the death of nick and jodie velardo, or found dead one week later. tomaszewski was arrested while boarding a cruise ship in alaska. he is scheduled for a bond review monday. the police have arrested two

we do have showers beginning to reappear back toward cumberland and romney. downtown we're fine. the next few hours by 1:00 you could walk to lunch. 84 downtown. now we see showers developing along i-81. so you cannot walk to lunch without the umbrella in places like hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester. watch the showers and storms develop and move to the east. by 3:30 we kind of have a solid line of showers and storms from baltimore, montgomery county, district of fairfax culpeper. look at the temps. 83 in manassas and 84 downtown. this is why we issue a yellow alert. this is going to be an inconvenient line of showers and storms just in time for your ride home. by 6:00, leftover showers to the northwest of leesburg. heaviest activity to the north and east and temps in the upper 70s to around 80. we'll come back and talk about this cold front. once this cold front gets through us tomorrow it's going to play cat and mouse with us and that will affect our wednesday and thursday forecast and we'll explain. >>> coming up, how a mother's terrible tragedy turned in to gifts of life fo

a little bit of rain for cumberland. notice the heavier downpowrp west of hagerstown -- downpour west of hagerstown. these showers are going to push off to the east and we'll see more showers and storms develop during the peak heating hours of the day. this is 1:00. so fast forwarding the time frame a little bit. see how the temperatures are just falling off back into the upper 70s behind some of the -- those thunderstorms. 4:30. this is why we issued the yellow alert, right in time for your drive home, especially between d.c. and baltimore and out through frederick, 270, 70. you'll see some good downpours and thunder and lightning. becoming a little more isolated as you head down through southern maryland and northern virginia but you still have a good chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms today as we head through the overnight hours they'll diminish again. we do it all over again for thursday and friday, but we are going to see them maybe not as abundant. more isolated. so we'll track the yellow alerts for thu

. >> several recent cases in cumberland county have community leaders asking questions and demanding answers. and today, a new call for justice. why local activists headed to washington, d.c. to push for progress in the ongoing investigation. >>> we showed you this brush fire in south jersey yesterday. now as the summer season nears, the threat of wildfires rises. what's being done to help forest services stay ahead of these flames. >>> we have breaking news for you. take a look at this little girl. septa police found her about 30 minutes ago on the market frankford line in kensington. now they're trying to find her parents. she's 6 years old. her name is jasmine. if you know who she is call philadelphia police or septa police. >>> right now at 5:30. headed to washington. local leaders from cumberland county left south jersey and boarded a train for the nation's capital. their mission, a new call for justice. the recent deaths of three people while in police custody has those activists demanding action. >> so today, they took their cause along with about 68,000 signatures on a petiti

double scan live a few showers pushing in the southern areas mainly salem cumberland cumberland and capesouth. we'll assume into this partly of the viewing area right now. fortescue, gandys beach, this is the delaware river going toward philadelphia. it's this area that's picking up wet weather. the heavier stuff is pushing toward the south/southeast. i don't anticipate that marching into south jersey. cumberland or salem or cape may counties will pick up a sprinkle. saint david. 69. buena, 73. cinnaminson, 73. hammonton, 73 degrees, satellite and radar this little complex this is what we're watching, doesn't look too impressive, for the most part we're seeing shades of green, which is a good sign nothing as severe working into western pennsylvania. the air is warm and soupy across the eastern half of p-a. as we encounter that warm and humid air thunderstorms could fire up. similar to yesterday but not as widespread in coverage. the wider view out here again they have seen this for three days straight where they have picked up tornados, 35 reported in this part of the country yesterday.

light showers pushing in cumberland county and cape may will be getting it before too much longer and southern new castle county and points south will see it. it is light, it will take a while to get into wilmington and philadelphia. the early advance will be light and sprinkley. in general the model are pushing for rain down south. i will point out there's a decent cell pushing into harass purring. it's possible that points north pick up rain in the morning hours, as well. we'll probably stick with this on and off through the afternoon and evening. as we look outside we have sky6 live hd down the shore failure cloudy skies overhead. ahead of the rain we're seeing thinning of the clouds here and there, a brighter spot here and there, we're seeing that off the coast of south jersey right now. as we look at the current profile. 5 degrees it's cool as you step outside. jack or sweatshirt a good idea. it will take a while for the rain to take over the dry air and produce rain at the surface. winds out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour not that strong but coming down out of the cool nor

double scan live showing our region is rain free and one downpour moving through salem county into cumberland county and this moves through delaware a while ago and now it's really fizzling out. no lightning strike as associated with this, we all need rain and unfortunately this is the only cell out there currently. tonight could have more isolated thunderstorms, most of the region is dry and those that get the thunderstorms though will get the downpours and the high humidity and the chance for gusty winds and really what this front will do is bring us a change in our air mass we are if the 80s now but up across the great lakes temperatures only in the 50s, this move in overnight with drier air and i'll let you know how cool it will get. >> thank you cecily. >>> you can stay ahead of the changes in the weather by checking 6abc.com/weather you can fine live storm tracker 6 radar and the seven-day forecast and the latest from our team of meteorologists. >>> this is primary day in pennsylvania and in our area the big of the race is for the democratic nomination for mayor of philadelphia and with

in a multi-asset class chief investment officer chiefberger berman, and a investment officer at cumberlanddvisors. i was speaking with joe earlier, and we were talking about how this really has not been affecting u.s. stocks. why? c: at the same time, stock markets, the volatility has been in a pretty moderate range, and i think what is happening is investors are reassessing growth prospects between the u.s., and they are moving those growth expectations downward, and they realize that that the growth has actually been translated to europe, so you are seeing the change and expectations translating to a significant change in bond prices. on in bond prices is really representing what we think our fundamental valuations that we expect in the bond market. we just did not expect them to happen in three weeks. alix: and so quickly too. david, european growth coming up? where is the best investment? david: i like the picture of european growth coming up, but i think we will see american growth come up from this week quarter, and think about in a stock market oriented world in which the united dat

this is a pretty big complex of storms, too, north of cumberland and south of breezewood. there's a severe thunderstorm warning for this complex until 7:15, some small hail possible and also strong gusty winds. this will move essentially down the river. so on our storm tracker we aren't done just yet, martinsburg at about 7:56 and percyville at 9:26. you've been hammered all day in the percyville/bluemont area. further south and east heavy activity up from montgomery county on the east side of 270 toward laytonsville, olney and this is pretty heavy rain, don't see hail, slow going toward rockville, olney, back down to silver spring. we'll come back, talk about when these showers and storms end, what they may leave behind in their wake and look ahead to mother's day. >>> tonight loved ones and fellow comrades mourn the death of a d.c. firefighter, kevin mcrae, a lieutenant who died this morning after working a fire at a northwest apartment building. what makes this even sadder is that he is the second firefighter in his family to die in the line of duty. >> our ellison barb

this is a pretty decent storm, some lightning strikes, pushed east of cumberland. this storm appears to be moving south and east. so paw paw and berkeley springs could get a shower the next 45 minutes. this storm is falling apart pushing north and east. so tracking a couple showers tonight. that's it. bus stop temperatures warm, 64 to 78 tomorrow, 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. our first nighttime degree day tuesday looks probable for at -- 90-degree day tuesday looks probable for at least d.c. and dulles, much cooler the rest of the week back to average temperatures, but by this time of year average is nice. 10:00 tonight there are the showers and storms. i don't think they'll be that strong with the yellow and orange there. that's pretty good rainfall just east of luray and north of culpeper. we are keeping the chance of a thunderstorm overnight. so they'll be hit or miss. temps 74 downtown at 10:00. then by 6:00 we're generally back to partly cloudy skies with low 70s and upper 60s, some showers lingering in the mountains tomorrow. in fact, the cold front is going through the

new castle county seeing a few sprinkles as well as salem and northern cumberland couldn't bey.re's a possibility as the temperatures heat up more showers will pop up. possibly a thunderstorm. scattered clouds and thicker to the south. nice breaks in the clouds farther to the north and west. it will be sunshine and clouds. we will see warm weather one way or the other. the afternoon showers that could ee occur starting at noontime. heavy downpours in upper camden and gloucester counties. during the afternoon the showers will be on the move. not everybody will see them at the same time but if you do get caught in one, you can expect heavy downpours. that's just the beginning. the possibility of showers will continue into the evening hours and then as we go through the night tonight, might quiet down for a time with a few scattered showers. look at the line of showers that will be starting things off tomorrow morning. we have some wet weather ahead. certainly not an all-day rainfall. it will be all day mugginess, however. warm, too. upper 70s to low 80s. easterly winds to 12 miles

by 9:00 some of the showers creep over toward cumberland and romney. but in the metro area we're still fine, still mostly sunny with temps in the 70s. by lunchtime, 84, 85 tomorrow before the showers and thunderstorms roll through. we'll stop this and by 4:00, pretty much a solid line of showers and again the yellow and the orange, a little heavier rainfall. don't think we'll see anything severe tomorrow but heavy downpours possible in some of the individual storms. this goes back to fairfax across the 66 down toward culpeper and west of fredericksburg. that moves through at 5:30 tomorrow evening. then we have a second line trying to develop that could become heavier through the 6:00 7:00 hour. it's going to be a little slow tomorrow coming home. tonight no worries. clear to partly cloudy . milder. low temperature 58 to 66 and winds out of the southwest at about 10. day planner it stays dry. 73 at 9:00. these are downtown temps. next three days we're okay, some showers, 77. i think wednesday will be a little more troublesome than thursday. some showers

in town low 50s, but look at hagerstown, 43, cumberland 41, oakland 36. frost advisories in the mountains. we're talking about a gorgeous saturday. by 10:00 it's 60, lunchtime 60s with highs tomorrow between 70 and 75. enjoy it, one of the best of the year. we've got heat and humidity on the way. i'll have your memorial day forecast and the seven-day coming up in a few minutes. >>> in court tonight in california two young men who allegedly want to join isis and die as martyrs. the two 24-year-olds were arrested last night and authorities have investigated these two fellows the past two years. the men discussed last month how it would be "a blessing" to fight for the cause of allah and to die on the battlefield. >> i think if you're looking at spending a lot of time in prison when a couple days ago you're going to earn a degree in college. that's scary. >> ton bightoth men are behind bars pending further hearing. >>> the public now has access to hundreds of e-mails from former secretary of state hillary clinton account related to the deadly 2010 attack on

it ran out of steam in cumberland county.tty quiet conditions still a little warm, 82 right now in philadelphia. humidity at 60%. because the winds they're still out of the south and the west. as we look at temperatures area wide, mid 80s in reading. 84 in dover. 82 in trenton. low 80s right now in atlantic city. but look at the the dew point. the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. any time it's at or above 60 degrees it starts to feel a little sticky. so as we look at that scale dew points in the 60s. uncomfortable close to 70s when it starts to feel really oppressive. if you don't like that humidity, and those dew points above 60, you look at the temperatures right now out ahead of this front in the low 80s philadelphia. near 90 in d.c. but behind this front, temperatures for detroit only in the mid 50's. low 40s right now in traverse city. some of that cooler air drier humidity is headed in our direction overnight tonight. so it will be mild if you're stepping outdoors. temperatures by 11:00 o'clock still in the upper

>> yeah, except cumberland. but then they... my goodness. i always got my mind set on that one thing. going home. >> going home? >> yeah, going home. >> there's so much damage built up , that it'll take generations to heal what's happened. i mean, this is a war, so you're going to have casualties. and the casualties are not bodies on the street though there are those. it's what's happening to like the children. you know the damage that we do to these kids is profound. >> the streets fathered me. my mother couldn't raise me to be no man. the streets taught me that. and the way the streets taught me was that was the way the streets taught me. due to the fact, no high school education. no college education. probably couldn't even be able to get a job at mcdonald's. >> this is lamar - it's not his real name. he's agreed to talk to us if we disguise his identity. lamar has been a drug dealer and a gang member. he's currently awaiting trial charged with attempted murder. >> i'm facing life in prison. if i lose most likely i'm going to do life or s

we have one little cell, moving on a salem county new jersey and cumberland county. you may see a heavy downpour near vineland or millville and that could make tonight to cape may county late this afternoon. but as you can see that is just about it. high in philadelphia 83 degrees. plunging tonight morning low 58 a 25-degree temperature drop, right now in philadelphia 82. warmer than many places. this is the cool air coming. sue saint marie in michigan, 36 degrees. milwaukee, 45. omaha 54. fargo, 56. you can see a change is in the air. it is coming from the west. philadelphia in the 80's. reading in the 80's. lancaster at eight two. don't look far to see cooler temperatures. ocean influence keeping its cool, ocean city 67, and cape may it is 65 degrees. we are looking at, dry conditions, and we had a little shower today and after today those rain chances really plunged to about ten to 20 per september right through the holiday weekend and we are one to 2 inches below average for rain. we will definitely need it. in the wake of the cold front we will get dry northerly

>> yeah, except cumberland. but then they... my goodness. always got my mind set on that one thing. going home. >> going home? >> yeah, going home. >> there's so much damage built up , that it'll take generations to heal what's happened. i mean, this is a war, so you're going to have casualties. and the casualties are not bodies on the street though there are those. it's what's happening to like the children. you know the damage that we do to these kids is profound. >> the streets fathered me. my mother couldn't raise me to be no man. the streets taught me that. and the way the streets taught me was that was the way the streets taught me. due to the fact, no high school education. no college education. probably couldn't even be able to get a job at mcdonald's. >> this is lamar - it's not his real name. he's agreed to talk to us if we disguise his identity. lamar has been a drug dealer and a gang member. he's currently awaiting trial charged with attempted murder. >> i'm facing life in prison. if i lose most likely i'm going to do life or som

couple showers just appearing now cord cumberland. very light. we get in to the 1:00 hour we can probably walk to lunch inside the beltway. now we see showers developing. a little more intense. we stop this again at 3:30. we see a line of showers and storms. that's why we went for the yellow alert for tomorrow. primarily in the afternoon. many of us will have a wet ride home. we'll come back and talk about this cold front same front that's going to generate these showers and storms. not going to go away for a couple days. >>> the investigation in to the controversial arrest of a university of virginia student has been completed. that is according to virginia state police in a story published by the cbs affiliate in charlottesville. a friend of johnson who shot this video says an abc officer forced the student to the ground outside a charlottesville bar back on st. patrick's day. abc officers say johnson was belligerent and agitated but the bouncer at the bar who denied him entry described him as polite and well mannered. the findings have been tu

and it was a nasty crash overnight in vineland cumberland county.an off the road into the woods along orchard road at elm road. this morning i would stick with 47, delsea drive and walnut road as alternates. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> authorities in cape may county, new jersey, have busted a widespread student sexting ring and one school official believes investigators only cracked the surface of a much deeper problem. erin o'hearn is lie at the big board with that story. erin. >> reporter: matt, this was a big bust. it involved 20 students altogether, 19 juveniles and one 18-year-old. all of those charged with invasion of privacy were from lower cape may regional high and teitelman middle school which is all a part of lower cape may regional school district. a girl told officials boys were passing around naked picture of her friend via text which led to police seizing 30 cell phones which had images of partially nude or nude girls. what may be more troubling is the superintendent says this may not be the end of it and believes there may be more s

we had a hail report today of severe weather full stop western maryland, allegany counties, cumberland, just general rain activity. the widespread and widely scattered showers, the same picture continues overnight into the morning. the forecast temperatures have gone down with cloud cover. don't think there is a chance we get close to 88 or 90 on sunday. real-time temps upper 70's. this cold front will likely turn into the warm front with the heat and humidity. scattered showers and thunderstorms chances come back sunday, monday, even tuesday. the hottest part of the day will be the afternoon and evening. overnight, just mainly rain activities. tomorrow morning, chance of a scattered storm in the afternoon, evening time frame. 80 degrees. some areas indicating the cloud cover will hold the temps a little bit. low 80's in washington. monday widely scattered storms more sunshine bleeding through. the next several days, the heat humidity, storm chances. the cold front blows through breezy. that will usher in cooler air. lower humidity wednesday, very nice and thereafter. sunday, the big e

cumberland is 88. they were 90. our weather headlines, it's going to feel a lot like summer.ve got more heat and humidity on the way. while we should be in the upper 70s to near 80, we'll likely be near 90 the rest of the week, way above average. thunderstorm threat will go up. even tomorrow afternoon we have a threat for storms mainly west of washington, although if you're in upper montgomery, western fairfax, leesburg, you'll have to watch for the afternoon storm on tuesday. we'll see storms potentially the rest of the week for much of the region. here's the setup. the storm is sitting on the rockies and the severe weather is pounding in texas. i think australia enhas a flash flood emergency -- austin has a flash flood emergency right now. severe thunderstorms in kansas. heavy rains are coming out of the gulf into the deep south. that moisture we have to watch. i'll track that the next few days. right now it's in toward the tennessee valley. but high pressure off the east coast gave us great weather the last few days, if this slides east, this will allow the moisture to als

we have patchy haze, we have fog in cape may and cumberland counties. it's quiet and warm and soupy the dewpoints are starting to rise. yesterday we had a break in the humidity. today the humidity climates back up there. 69 degrees dewpoint, 65. it's a little uncomfortable. winds are light out of the south at 5 miles per hour. everybody in the mid to upper 60s. allentown, philadelphia, 70. 66 in the poconos. lancaster, 67. cooler on the water sea isle on the boards in atlantic city coming in at 61. visibility for the most part is okay, just about the entire viewing area every now and then we get an area of fog. millville, you were down to a mile last hour, now up to 4 miles. cape may, you were down to less than a mile. now you're up to 4. everybody else doing all right this morning. satellite and radar, we have a cold front out here across the great lakes what's going to happen during the course of the weekend that front will drift closer and closer to the delaware valley. by late afternoon it's probably sitting over buffalo and the great lakes. and the

39 degrees in frederick, maryland this morning. 39 in cumberland. so get out into the rural shelter valleys out here and, man, i won't use the word cold but 39 degrees is chilly for sure. hourly temperatures 30s 40s, 50s. they'll quickly rise into the mid and upper 60s by lunchtime today and afternoon highs are going to peak out in the mid-70s across much of the area. as far as storm team 4 radar, nothing going on in our realm, but check it out. this is snow up here across northern maine into the canadian maritimes. snow to get memorial weekend day started there. and another chance for strong to severe thunderstorms across the southern plains. high pressure is in charge of most if not all of the eastern seaboard. and as a result our weather couldn't be any nicer for anything you want to do outside. a cool day today. turning a little bit warmer tomorrow. and warm and humid weather comes in on monday. but on the whole, it's all ingredient conditions for wedding weather slowdowns. winds light out of the northwest for now. gradually over time winds will

little bit more around millville and cumberland county. only places we can find showers. we are seeing quite a few clouds but occasionally sunburning through. 72 degrees at the moment. 87 percent relative humidity, it is sticky out there. we have some fog, right now, it looks like lancaster is our biggest problem with fog, 5 miles visibility at philly international. eighty, maybe more today. warm, humid with thunderstorms, mostly around and after lunchtime today and then another round moving through the overnight hours, 62 degrees, our overnight low, and spring will return, before we get to the holiday weekend, we will tell you when, coming up in a few minutes. >> sound good. 7:31. backed up on the bennie, jammo from the tolls, up and over the downtown at eighth and vine and on the left through can see patco high speed line coming across the tracks into philadelphia as well. there is your speed meter readings, 15 miles an hour from cottman to downtown. 10 miles an hour on the schuylkill. we are stacked and packed from conshohocken all the way into center city philadelphia

take look at ultimate doppler lit up right now through cumberland county.edarville bridgeton millville, looking at a thunderstorm with some downpours also around the pitts grove area looking at some thunderstorm activity. but most of the area is still dry and quiet. so hour by hour, by 11:00 o'clock still watching for some action toward dover as well as wilmington. by 1:00 a.m., and then tomorrow morning, it's cloudy, pretty mild. but look at the temperatures. you can see not warming as rapidly, high temperatures tomorrow upper 60s and low 70s. find out about that mother's day forecast as well as things starting to heat up a bit in sections of the tropics all coming up. back to you. >> all right. scott, thanks. close call for people inside a local business today as an suv ends up way off course. you see how close it was bust through this philly pretzel factory in mt. airy. nobody inside was hurt. fortunately the vehicle went through the front of a vacant store. those who watched it happened say the accident could have been much worse. >> how close it is. it

it's 70 in cumberland. speaking of the beaches, live look. a lot of folks are whatting up the rest of the memorial day afternoon before. dew point is a number that let us know how much invisible water block in the air. the numbers are closer to 68 and 70. higher humidity then. kicking off the summer season. 65 tomorrow morning. the kids might get by without a jacket. humidity feels not as bad as the last few. near 90 in the next several days and likely storm chance holding off for the immediate region. wednesday and thursday. we will let you know why the storm chances are enhanced. we have the complete outlook in a few minutes. alison: all right. thank you. time now for a check on the roadways. as the long weekend comes to a close. jamie sullivan is here on traffic watch. jamie: i want to start off with the d.c. 20th street near constitution avenue. along the national mall. not a terrible ride for us. we had closures earlier but they are now in the clean-up stages for the parade we had earlier. it's okay. i'll say that. in this area we are in

but, for now overall storm scan over cumberland county, not enough going on.notice how steamy it is out there this morning. mild too everybody in the 60s or even higher than, that philadelphia at 71 degrees already. we are going to easily heat up into summer like territory again, 81 the expected hi, by the height of the afternoon and i would say as early as even maybe lunchtime, the scattered again scattered rounds of showers if not even few thunderstorms, start to fire up across our area, from west to east, once again. and that's going to be running theme for us even into tomorrow. before much more refreshing air mass starts to take grip. justin, over to you. >> good morning good news, getting some rain, certainly need it, grass pretty dry been a while since good soaking rain, so any bit we can get we take it. accident scene schuyessway eastbound, between girard and spring garden, this is backing things up really bad again. this is taking out the two left lanes so only one lane getting by so you may want to think about using the drives if you are headed inbou

salem and cumberland county seeing the rain from this.his is all kind of moving now off to the southeast. so you're seeing some heavy rain moving through much of salem counties. and this is going to continue moving to the southeast around 25 miles an hour. deerefield should see this by 6:04 pittsgrove, 6:11. a lot of lightning has come to an end. but we'll be watching for any redevelopments as it moves through. the rest of the evening, most of the area should remain destroy. and then the clouds increase thursday. rain should stay to our south. we'll be watching another weather system passing by. and then we clear out going into friday. so, just in time for your memorial day weekend. we look to dry out, again. but temperatures will be a little bit on the cool side. if you're up in the poconos saturday, 66 degrees, sunday 73, we'll see more clouds so we start to warm up through the weekend. 76 for a chance for thunderstorms in the poconos. and if you're heading to the shore or delaware beaches, it's going to be a cool one closer to the wate

west, north west of town today, hagerstown a brief shower winchester, charles town, and tonight cumberland, the last bit of shower activity. the real-time temps, 80 degrees downtown washington. the dewpoint temperatures put the number one what it feels like, in the 70's. it is humid. the system responsible for putting flooding in oklahoma texas, the southern plains is moving closer, but it is slowing down. the sunday event starts at 10:00, herndon. stay out of the direct sun. the chance of storms coming sunday evening. looking likely into next week, monday and tuesday the likeliest rain days. full forecast in a few minutes. kellye: a young boy is back with his parents after spending the afternoon with the police. this three-year-old was found wandering on 4th street in arlington. somebody noticed him alone and called the police. they to the boy around to see if he could recognize his home. his parents say they had just moved into a new apartment and each thought the other had the child for the day. they are cooperating with shop protective services. the searches on for a killer every man w

. >>> we are following breaking news from cumberland county, a lock doub is in effect for all bridgeton public schools because of a threat this morning, the automated call came from a four digit number and state that students would be harmeded. police are sweeping all the buildings as a precaution, stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates. >>> they are cleaning up at a west philadelphia dunkin' donuts following a smash and grab robbery, a thief broke a window and took off with the entire cash register. police were able to capture the suspect and recover the register. no one was hurt. >>> time for a check of accuweather forecast on another summer like afternoon outside we go looking live from sky 6 hd over atlantic city, a pretty picture from the jersey shore sun and clouds and windy conditions across the region, for more on that david murphy joins us for more of the latest. >> warm and on the humid side and things are getting better on that score sunshine is coming through and look at satellite and across the region we have had that mix of clouds at times with some sunny breaks

west virginia and western maryland, how often is cumberland warmer than reagan national? too often. real-time temps, falling quickly, 50's, 60's in spots. could not be a better day for a ride come rolling thunder, 56 waking up, warming into the 70's. noontime, the memorial bridge to downtown, just about 79 to 80, ending up at the mid-80's. i have the a rest of washington the humidity still comfortable. you will notice that we push off the true high heat and humidity next week and often on storm chances. the complete outlook in just a few minutes. kellye: d.c. police are looking for compasses of daron wint who they believed were involved in the murders of four people. the police released four people were found with wint thursday night. wint is accused of killing savopoulos his wife, son, and housekeeper. cleveland placed have made multiple arrests after protests from the response of a judge according an officer in a deadly shooting saying that he would not sacrifice him to the angry public. he rolled the officer's actions after a high-speed chase justified. he was one of s

here's an issue a dense fog advisory folks for all of delaware cumberland county new jersey salem county atlantic, cape may half of burlington until 8:00 a.m. there is a a lot of moisture in the air and there is some dense fog around. that is first thing you need to know. second thing you need to know is we have our first named storm of the 2015 hurricane season which hasn't started yet. it doesn't start until the first of june but this is ana that has developed enough tropical characteristics that it did get a name last night. we will explain what a subtropical storm is coming up. fifty-eight in philadelphia. 87 percent relative humidity. moisture in the air there. not much wind. 5 miles an hour out of the south and 5:53 is your sunrise time. we expect a high later on, on your friday before mothers day of 84 degrees. it will be a warm day. eventually in the placees where there is fog sunshine will burn it off and it forms again tonight. remember we told but this for saturday and for mothers day mornings. so we will repeat this cycle again. i don't know if you will be up this early tomor

boat parties on lake cumberland were his favorite escape.e'd take friends, clients, and lots of young women. >> was there nudity? yeah. a lot of alcohol? yeah. >> it was at one of these parties that bob met darla cope, one of the women in the pictures. she was ten years younger than bob, and there were rumors they'd had an affair. but darla told police she had an alibi for the night of the murder. >> there was no bad blood, there was no reason for her to commit this crime, nor a jealous boyfriend or husband that would have come in and committed the crime because of her. >> when questioned, amy bosley claimed that bob did most of the partying, but the evidence contradicted that. >> she partook in the same type party atmosphere that she did. it wasn't uncommon for her to be on the houseboat with other people in some sort of state of undress. >> there were a lot of rumors surrounding bob and amy's relationship and their marriage. i think that people thought that it was possible that both of them were having affairs. >> and when police interview

the radar, pretty big storm toward cumberland crossing over to our friends in pennsylvania, could hitetteville. this is a monster storm in fredericksburg. i'm getting more and more concerned about flooding with this storm from stafford into spotsylvania county, essentially 95 from stafford to fredericksburg. that's a nasty commute on 95 south. we'll zoom out a little bit, a big storm. this is now pushing on the east side of 95. it's not moving very far very fast. flooding is likely. heavy rain, frequent lightning strikes around 17 and rocky run road heavy rain. macarthur's corner and brook road now has heavy rain. what about hail? earlier we had the possibility of hail just under an inch in diameter around rocky road. that's one of the criteria for a severe thunderstorm, an inch hail about the size of a quarter. it's drifting north, northeast. if it holds together, it could get to manassas as we get into the 7:56 hour. it's moving super slow. i'm more concerned about flash flooding. please don't cross the street by car or foot. don't let the kids play in the storm drains. isolated sto

beautiful evening, still a little breezy, 77 and temperatures most spots still in the 70s, 68 now in cumberland, 50s in the higher elevations of far western maryland. talk about our weather headlines, there's that isolated shower to the north, but those things are falling apart. 40s in most spots tonight, low 50s in town, frost advisories in far western maryland and parts of west virginia high country, low to mid-30s. saturday is fantastic, low to mid-70s, warmer, not humid sunday, over 80 degrees and memorial day monday, hot and humid, the threat for thunderstorms holding off until after that. isolated showers come through with a front which will reinforce the cool air for another day before we start the warm-up around here. the beach forecast if you're headed out tomorrow, good looking weekend, cool tomorrow, mid-60s, sunday mid-70s and monday right around the 80- degree mark. tonight clear and chilly after that stray shower, 46 to 53, northwest winds 5 to 10. beautiful day tomorrow, sunny, climbing through the 60s in the morning, still 60s at lunchtime with highs 70 to 75 and much lighter wi

double scan showing we do need rain and nothing more than a couple of sprinkles in southwestern cumberland county and the action cam was in atlantic city, a day like today makes you think of summer and memorial day weekend is only a week and a half away. we are almost there and the accuweather highlights though you that it has felt like summer and it had a warm start to may and tomorrow we are have an increased threat of forest and brush fires. the past ten days a whopping $9.9s above normal and the temperatures have been in the 80s and barely a drop of rain, with tumbling temperatures and windy conditions and low humidity tomorrow the weather service posted a fire weather watch for new jersey and across our viewing area you want to be careful around the open flames and cigarette butts tomorrow because everything is very dry this is the reason why the past three weeks the rainfall deficit closed in at 2.5 inches and trenton and wilmington close to 2 inches below normal and we need the rain and it's not happening tonight and the possibility of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend, rig

it found that officers in cumberland county with the least experience used the most force. and prosecutors lack oversight on patterns of force. >> they can do what they want. they can arrest you when they want. they can beat your behind when they want. >> reporter: police say they're looking at the report but the department stands by the officers and their actions unless investigation proves otherwise. some members of the public are sticking up for the department too. >> i think they're seeing things that really aren't there. they're not seeing the good. >> but others say, the numbers tell the story. >> there's just no justice at all. >> they think something needs to change here if police are having to use twice the amount of force as officers in larger cities. >> either we need a new force or they just need to be trained in different ways. >> the city says much if not all of the information in the report is public record. the open society foundation paid for this resource. live in vineland, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 5:00 a home invasion suspect caught in the act on surveilla

quite a few clouds, a couple of stray showers down in cumberland county, new jersey.er look at that i

nuisance rain maybe steadier in areas south of philadelphia southern newcastle county and salem and cumberland county new jersey. just enough to slow you down. if you are north of pennsylvania turnpike just a quick sprinkle but from areas south we are dealing with this and philadelphia will wind down after 3:00, 4:00, and down the shore the farther south the longer you'll have to wait for it to end, the temperatures are cool and notice it's milder north of us in new york city, and that is because they have not had as much rain there. and probably won't. it's that cool air being drown to the surface, and where the rain is heavier down south just 54 in washington, the rain is caused by a southern system south of richmond and we are close enough to catch just the northern edge of the precipitation, by 4:00 we are down to 58 spending a good portion of the day at 56. and that rain in parts of south jersey and tell wear and by 8:00 54 and most of the area trying out then and sprinkles here and there at 11:00. and all eyes on the holiday weekend we'll have that when we come back. >>> breaking news no

atlantic and cumberland counties are at the bottom of the state for child well being. that's according to the equal opportunity project. atlantic county's median family income is the lowest in the state at just a little more than $48,000. that's compared to more than $85,000 statewide. >> the mayor of atlantic city said all sides involved in the stalled deal to transform a former casino into a college campus, they're going to meet friday as they try to resolve the impact. stockton university bought the casino for $18 million, but trump entertainment is invoking a legal covenant prohibiting show boat from being used as anything other than a casino. >>> a $10 million gift from an anonymous donor. princeton university is using the money to create the center for behavioral science and public policy. the university says the donor is a big fan. earned a nobel prize in economic sciences back in 2002. >>> well, today, the changing attitudes about sex before marriage. >> nbc 10 with the new findings on premarital relationships. also delivering the dream. local men and women in

just a little a area of showers in cumberland county, new jersey right now. we have seen widely scattered showers this morning for us it is a mix of sun and clouds but we did have a beautiful sunrise as steve mentioned with with the clouds, sun coming through calm wind 87 percent relative humidity. we had sunrise 59:44. some fog in dover lancaster reduced visibility at philly international, we are fog any reading as well to get you started and we have those showers, popping up we're thinking anytime after lunchtime today. a few isolated thunderstorms as well high temperature is 80 humid degrees today bob kelly what do you got. >> we're watching train steve rolled by a nasty accident on the schuylkill expressway. here's a live look at an accident eastbound schuylkill at girard avenue that has all of the lanes except for that far right one blocked here. we are already jammo coming in toward downtown philadelphia bumper to bumper there from city line all the way into girard avenue. here's an update septa trenton line back on track on that northeast corridor as w

. >>> we are learning more tonight about a deadly weekend crash in cumberland county. it happened yesterday. police say the man identified by family 22-year-old chris platte was driving south in millville when he lost control of his car. he hit 49-year-old michelle who had a 3-year-old and 8-year-old in the backseat. the two drivers died at the scene, the 8-year-old died at the hospital. we'll have an update from millville coming up at 5:30. >>> switching gears, the memorial day weekend signals the start of something for thousands of local students. time to start searching for a summer job. the prospects aren't so promising in area job fairs. the reason why coming up. plus -- >> death and destruction. and i didn't want anything else. to happen. >> the discovery that prompted this war veteran to spring into action and why it should serve as a summertime reminder to all of us. >>> we want to show you another live look at route 73 at the a.c. expressway. cars and trucks moving along as part of the mass exodus from the shore. thousands are headed home after enjoying time i

for kent and sussex counties cumberland, cape may atlantic, ocean and half of the burlington in new jersey. this is where we expect to see fog. lets see what we have got. we have visibility that is about 5 miles in philadelphia a right now half mile in atlantic city, two and a half miles in wildwood and 3 miles visibility here in philadelphia. so, there is reduced visibility especially in south jersey just keep that in mind. the system we're watching at least one of them is ana a tropical depression, we will have details on that, swirling around north carolina and a few places are getting heavy rain question of course is will we be getting any heavy rain. can we be a at 70 degrees right now in philadelphia a? well that is what it says, and 80's by end of the day. southeasterly breeze at 5 miles an hour. 5:50 is your sunrise time. the here's your fox cast today. we will have some sunshine after the fog burns off and thunderstorms popping up, possibly in the afternoon. eighty-two for the high. fifty-eight for the the low. the guess what, fog forming again after midnight, that will take care

mainly across south jersey and atlantic county across cape may and salem and cumberland counties and spot shower pressing over to dover, delaware. this moisture will continue to move on off to the south and east. but we have another round more than likely that will refire as we get into second half of weekend on sunday. outside we go. sky6 live in hd looking at the center city sky line on this saturday night. it's mostly cloudy. still very warm and still very sticky at this hour. otherwise let's talk about the situation across much of the region as we look at month of may so far. it's been a warm one. temperatures 6.5 degrees above average and it's been dry. we've got a drought situation across much of the mid-atlantic region and so far for the month of may in philadelphia we seen three tenths of inch in rain and deficit is more than deficit is more than 1.35". >> 64 in poconos. 69 dover. upper 60s in trenton. along the coast in sea isle city 68. same at the boardwalk in atlantic city. problem, however, tonight is that the humidity is overhead. and any time you have dew point tempera

it means that i get called to come to suffolk county or cumberland county to meet with a woman's group or an african-american group in addition to doing the things within your district -- the things within my district i'm doing. it goes from mercer to middlesex and a little bit of union. host: you mentioned your dad's service. where and when and why did you get involved in public service? rep. bonnie watson coleman: i have always been involved. i was a career state employee in the executive branch for 28 years before i decided to run for my father's seat. my father died. he always wanted one of his children to take on this position and we always told him no. you already compromise or anonymity. when he died, it was a way of honoring him and the work he had done. we used to tell him that that was his ministry. when he died, his seat became available, not because he passed, but because the person in his seat had moved up to the senate. it seemed to be the right time. i had a wonderful experience serving that 15th legislative district. host: how long did you serve in the statehouse? rep.

the dew point level in the 40's, which is why it feels nice and comfortable. 58 martinsburg, 64 cumberlande satellite radar, the high pressure building to the west sliding overhead in the next couple days. we stay dry and sunny and comfortable outside. the temperatures, daytime highs only in the low to middle 70's. widen the view, the temperatures to the west, only in the 50's detroit and chicago, to sam murray -- sault ste. marie michigan, 41 degrees. the difference between the cold front, 10, 15 degrees cooler, which is where we have that. tonight, we fall to the upper 40's outside the beltway, mid 50's inside. no problems at all. outdoor plans and activities tomorrow, thursday, and friday look ok. we could have showers and thunderstorms moving in for the weekend. the high tomorrow about 74 degrees. grab the sunglasses. it will be breezy at time, the wind out of the north at 10 to 20. the seven day outlook, 70 two degrees, sunshine thursday. beautiful friday. saturday and sunday, it will not be a washout, but a chance of showers and thunderstorms highs back into the low 80's, along with

even in the mountains we're looking at 64 in oakland, 72 in cumberland, 76 in culpeper, mid- 70s in manassas, fairfax and mclean, 75 downtown, 74 in gaithersburg and rockville. cooler by the bay, water still cool, temps in 60s. 54 to start, early shower, 60 by 9:00, sunshine returning by 11:00 and 71 with sunshine by 1:00. sunday 80, that could be the new streak, low 80s on monday. next seven days low 80s tuesday, 80 wednesday, low 80s thursday and friday. yes, with the arrival of the 80s a couple shower and storms are possible particularly late thursday and friday. [ music ding ding ding ] >> that's the music the signal it's a good forecast. >>> we got a draft story today but from a different angle. by the end of this sportscast you'll have a new catch phrase. a local athlete with hopes of hearing his name called and a mom a very unique way of describing her baby. that's coming up >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> so in the first round of the draft the skins opting for the minivan versus t

stepping outside, you'll notice right around on doppler it's all quiet, just track showers west of cumberland in the next few hours. temperatures unseasonably cool, 49 at white oak to 55 in d.c. and in haymarket, leesburg 54, 52 in waldorf, bowie 50 definitely and 1/2-inch of rain today -- 51 and 1/2-inch of rain today. a cloudy night, temperatures in the 50s, but we'll see breaks after midnight, chilly tonight and it looks like a nice stretch of weather heads our way tomorrow, more on that and your holiday weekend forecast in a few minute. >>> prosecutors charged a waldorf grand mom with murder following a dinner time shooting at a charles county mcdonald's. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in waldorf where authorities blame high emotions over a child cuss did i dispute for a grandmother -- custody dispute for a grandmother allegedly opening fire killing a man and wounding a woman. a 51-year-old grandmother caroline conway of waldorf charged with first degree murder after a shooting at this st. charles town center mall mcdonald's parking lot before 6:00 last night which had been used as a spot t