we still do expect a good risk of rip currents through the area, dangerous rip currents. it will continue as we go even into the end of the week. for now, we have the high risk of rip currents for the rest of day. this will go at least through thursday, strong risk of rip currents means dangerous water conditions. you don't want to swim with this around. we have the wind. as cristobal continues to move through, that rip current risk will remain around. fur he if you are heading to the shore, be aware we expect this to continue through mostly the entire week. coming up, a closer look at this and also your labor day weekend forecast with some warmer temperatures. that's straight ahead. >>> police hope today's autopsy will reveal how a pennsylvania man died in ocean city, maryland, over the weekend. the man was found unconscious in a hotel parking lot sunday around 3:00 in the morning. he died at a local hospital. police believe he was assaulted. >>> changes could come to a popular music festival after the several violent incidents surrounding this year's events. nbc 10 was

that will persist with that high risk of rip currents. lets look at the forecast, over the next couple of days because it will be beautiful. for your friday jump starting the holiday weekend, we will have a temperature of 77, rip current risk that is high but uv index sits at nine. sat kay looking beautiful with sunshine, the temperature 79 degrees, and that uv index will sit at nine and you can see that rip current risk won't be as bad but still in the moderate category. back here live lets give the general consensus who is excited to go back to school, raise your hand, please. >> yes, yes. >> of course. >> why yes. >> well, i'm starting my freshman year so i'm excited. what school. >> paul the sixth. >> that is a great school one of our live neighborhood network sites. who says no, not excited. >> why are you not excited aren't you going in to first grade. >> yeah but like i'm very scared. >> don't be scared, it is first grade hard, guys. >> no. >> see you have to get advice from the big kids. lets get two of the big kid madeline walter

strong rip currents, dangerous waters. don't want to be swimming, especially in areas where lifeguards are not present. a lot of the times you don't know what the strength of the water is until you are in it. you just want to avoid it for now. here is the hurricane, it's off the coast of north carolina. it will be passing by and continuing out to sea tomorrow. until it leaves tomorrow, we are still looking at the high risk of rip current. friday will be a better day to get in the water. we could see rough conditions as it leaves area. temperatures right now, they are on the warmer side, near 90 in philadelphia. 91 northeast philly. 88 in trenton. and through the lehigh valley, temperatures still near 90 degrees. upper 80s for reading. 86 in quakertown, south jersey and delaware. a closer look at the heat that continues through your labor day weekend. a few storms in the forecast. that's straight ahead. >>> new details for the made in america music festival this weekend. a huge event. we will take a live look. the music ext

if we're talking about given current, current authorities and current funding, then the answer is, no. >> well, your request. it's the president's request. so is your request -- so your request at this particular point how many years would somebody have to wait for justice? >> i think it is -- >> 5.3 years? >> i think it is impossible at this point to really pin down how long they will have to wait. >> okay. >> we are, you know, we do the math as, i think, an outside limit. >> all right. well, let me close with this then. how many businesses have to go out of his before we start abiding by the law? >> the 90-daytime frame that's envisioned -- >> 90-day law, it is law. i can give you a copy. 90-day law. >> i also have to point out, and it is in the statute, we recognize that. there is, however, a safety valve in that statute as well which i need to point out which is the right to escalate claims. and i think that also envisions. >> so we just moved the ten-year backlog up to number four or number five? >> well -- >> that won't work either. i mean, i've looked at their budgets. >> that

. >> let's bring in veronica johnson with the latest. >> rip currents, or side currents, of cohe way to get out of these, remain calm and swim parallel to the coastline. but they are as a result of cristobal which continues to spin close to the outer banks right now. winds close to 80 miles per hour. close enough to cause the big waves, surf and swells of what we've been saying. right now the path is continuing north,cñj' northeastward away f the coastline just as bertha did. as well as friday. and for the rest day and tomorrow means rough surf and ripÃcurrents. 5-8 foot swells. it is not going to drop until tomorrow afternoon. once it does it will stay there through the holiday. >> thanks and don't forget to download the free nbc weather app for the most trusted information whenever and wherever you want it. real time forecast, interactive maps and severe weather alerts. >> first at 4:00, a rescue mission under way for the pilot of an air national guard fighter jet that crashed in virginia this morning. it was on its way to new orleans from massachusetts when it crashed in deerfield

we do want to tell you we've been keeping a close eye on the rip currents and risk of rip currents at the beaches in delaware and new jersey. hurricane cristobal is posing a threat but that will change over the next few days. >> we have team coverage of everything you need to know for this labor day weekend in this area. jesse gary checking out made in america. katy zachry with an eye on the roads. but first, meteorologist bill henley. bill, it's off to a cool start this morning. >> 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. it's going to stay on the cool side during the day today as the dry air arrived yesterday and we're feeling it this morning. live view of center city, which will see nothing but sunshine today. the temperatures have been coming down. 60 in northeast philadelphia. wilmington and trenton in the upper 50s. it's dropped to 50 degrees even in mt. pocono. 56 degrees in atlantic city. a little bit of a breeze is still blowing this morning. bright, sunny skies. 64 at 7:00. by 9:00 we'll still be in the 60s and then just in the middle 70s at lunchtime today. go through

current temperatures in avalon, 79 degrees.you can see we are under the influence of a dry, northwesterly wind. that is going to start to shift as we head into the next couple of days. here's what's left of hurricane cristobal. wind speeds have picked up in the last five hours or so, now sustained at 80 miles per hour, but you can see how far it's turning away from our shoreline, which is great. as we head into the next few days, see plenty of sunshine, with changes on the way, quiet for us tonight, though i will show you what happens as we get into the weekend. for tomorrow, it is going to be a mild day i temperatures are going to stay in the high 70s, but as we head into saturday, we are going to see an increase in our humidity so our wind speeds are going to shift, gonna come up from the south and so you aring if to feel increase in the humidity, more sticky by saturday. by sunday, start to deal the with chance of showers, even storms. linger heading into monday and tuesday. temperatures go up as well. if you are closer to t

how can you spot a rip current down the shore tomorrow? look for a couple of different things. look for a channel of choppy water, different color in the water or a break in the wave pattern. this is something that life guards will be looking for, over the next couple of days. during evening it will be partly cloudy chance of shower late towards 11:00, low of seven 16789 for your wednesday a afternoon shower or storm but they will be scattered. not everyone will see them. high of 86. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast weather looks great, thursday, friday, saturday in the mid 80's. sunday an isolated shower with more clouds and sun expect. monday still please an. tuesday a chance of the shower and storm and highs temperatures down the shore mainly around 80 degrees. what do you think will we make to it 23, 90-degree days this summer? wow. >> that is quite a number. >> it is quite a number, we will see. >> it looks good this week. >> yeah. >>> good evening, everyone, still we have this little bugger out there on the vine street expressway headi

current temperatures outside rather mild.in the 70s throughout many of our neighborhoods right now. 73 for philadelphia and same goes for wilmington, 72. cooler in the lehigh valley, 69 degrees. atlantic city 63. mount holly, currently at 66. the humidity goes up today. still slightly humid, not too bad to are this time in august. your forecast for the day today, temperatures around 71 at 7:00 a.m. by noon, about 80

right now, that is a rip current. >> we anticipate those currents getting stronger, again from south to north, and, you know, right now we are yellow flagged. >> reporter: swimmers on some beaches are being told not to go out in water higher than their knees. in new york, michelle sedonna for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right new lets get the latest on how conditions are. they said don't go in water higher than your knees. but what should you do. >> is there a couple tips we can pass along. even if there isn't a high risk of rip currents you get stuck in one, it is really important to know how to get out. with our shore points we like to jump in the waves. we get that. great day to hit the beach but that hidden danger out there let talk about what a rip current is and how you get out of it. rip current doesn't necessarily pull you under, but it will pull you out to sea to the point you cannot get back again. what do you need to do. of course, don't panic. that is a given. i know, easier said than done. swim parallel to the shoreline. you will feel yourself getting pulled out of that

. >> rip currents maybe. >> exactly. we will talk about that shore weather because if you hit the beaches you may end up with decent weather initially but rip currents are an issue. i want to show you satellite view here over the last couple of hours, of berta, that bull's eye red smack dab in the center of the screen. we will put it into motion. you can see it pulling off to the northeast. this is not a storm that directly impacts us obviously but when we have tropical activity in the opened ocean water it will churn up that surf. even though we will have some sunshine today you may be tempted to go into that water. we will talk about the issues that we have got because of berta and showers and storms later in the day. lots to talk b we will get to it. the guys, back to you now. >>> be cautious and stay alert. >> that is warning from police to woman in northeast fail after a body of missing runner was found near a cemetery. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us at police headquarters. would i imagine police

for your friday, the rip current revving low. temperatures still nice and uv index will still be high. great weather in the pock notice in the 70s that is feeling like fall. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" forecast and shore cast dry until further notice. 80s for friday, for saturday, for sun today, for monday and no rain. not even a threat of a shower or thunderstorm until next tuesday. and shore temperatures look great. in the 70s. orr at the shore will travel to wildwood live tomorrow from the boardwalk. on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and sick and i will be hanging out with my childhood heros. >> i'm very interested to see who this is. and what you're going to be doing. >>> i'm very excited to see what i'm going to be doing. i know and i'm a little nervous. >> looking forward to it, kathy. you her of the mighty casey. >> this is the mighty kate at the plate. that is cbs-3's own kate bilo bat in hand ripping a nice line drive there to third base. >> kate kate took part in the media softball game for the 36 many annual

that is why these rip currents or narrow channels form in the water.is is how you can look at the beach to see if you have a dangerous rip current. look for a channel of choppy water, different colors, more of that brownish color and break in the wave pattern. this is most obvious thaw will see down the shore. so be careful because risk will be high again tomorrow afternoon. the tonight a few clouds, but mild, low of 68, humidity lowers, much more comfortable thursday high of 84 with the northerly wind at 10 miles an hour. going to the phillies game tonight it will feel like summer. the dog days. temperatures will be in the 80's. a few clouds. southeasterly wind and first pitch at 7:05. on the exclusive three day forecast thursday 84. more comfortable friday at 82. saturday heat begins to build with a high of 86. shore temperatures staying in the upper 70's to lower 80's and that uv index will be still high. that is a look at your three day forecast we will be back with sports after t >>> a big celebration for little leaguers as philadelphia threw a pa

so rip current risk stays into effect tonight through thursday.strong rip currents, dangerous waters along the shore and the delaware beaches. so you really don't want to be swimming in these areas especially if there is no lifeguard present. the waters will be pretty dangerous. as we go into the weekend, aside from that, we're also talking about warming temperatures for your labor day. tomorrow will be another warm day. by 10:00 in the morning, 77 degrees. plenty of sunshine. the heat continues. 83 degrees by the afternoon. coming up, we'll take a look at your labor day weekend forecast, too. we have rain in it. that's straight ahead. >>> the house guest of two women murdered in philadelphia is charged in their execution-style deaths. police say james meres robbed the victims and shot the women inside their house in the holmesburg section of the city. nbc 10's keith jones has more on the arrest and reaction from one victim's son. >> reporter: well, this whole neighborhood is taking aback. the two women lived here. they were shot and kimm killed e

a break in the wave pattern is a good sign of a rip current. it will be inviting over neck couple days. right new still warm. philadelphia 79. wilmington 79. you can see down the shore in ocean city 81. avalon 81. cape may is 79. shore forecast for next four days calls for beautiful conditions with temperatures mainly in the upper 70's and then by monday a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. back here live we have lots of events going on down the shore that you can enjoy even when the summer season is over. take a look though at the immediate event, first, we have a great labor day event in ocean city, the labor day race is on monday, it is a 5-mile beach run or 1 mile fun walk. register on cbs philly.com for more information. on sunday we have philadelphia eagles, they will be organizing something in sea isle, watch sand sculpture carve out a tribute to the team at jfk boulevard beach to kick off back to football week. of course first for island beach state park, life guards on duty have weekend from friday to monday for entire month of septem

of the water when rip current risk is high, which it will be through tomorrow evening. we also need to swim parallel to the shoreline if we're caught in a run current and it's counterintuitive to do that -- rip current and it's counterintuitive to do that because you'll want to head back to shore, but what will happen is the rip current will release you and then you'll be able to swim back around. coming up we'll talk about how cristobal might impact our weather and the heat and humidity that return in our labor forecast coming up in the first alert seven-day. >>> tonight a woodbridge family is mourning after their baby girl drowned in a pool. yesterday afternoon they lost track of the 20-month-old. they thought she was inside the house but later found her unresponsive in the family pool. they tried cpr, but the young girl died at the hospital. >>> going on now in west virginia rescue crews out there -- western virginia rescue crews out there searching for the pilot of a downed military jet. the plane took off from westfield, massachusetts, to louisiana, but it crashed

the here's y with that rip current risk you will get pulled out. that is what you don't want obviously, very difficult to break out of that. always swim near a life guard, you can look for channel of choppy water, a different color to the water or break in the wave pattern. those are visual signs of the rip current, otherwise swim parallel to the shoreline if you get stuck and then you can make your way back to the shore. today though again beautiful, turning breezy, high hits 84 with that sun. we will drop down to 61 tonight. maybe did you put air conditioning on last night, i didn't need a blanket for most of the night. it will be a nice comfortable night later tonight. we will drop down to 61. over course of the the next couple days, we will heat backup. today, tomorrow are awesome. that warm front comes through. and then check it out sunday, monday and tuesday 90 appease. ukee, back to you. >>> is there lincoln financial field football, the the guys on, both teams looking to secure a job in the national football league. michael vick and new yor

the rip current risk will exist tonight through the day tomorrow, strong rip currents at the shore and the beaches. this creates dangerous water conditions, you don't want to be swimming where there are no lifeguards present. it's mostly off the coast of north carolina, and it's going to continue to give us those swells as we go through tomorrow, it will continue to move away from the mid-atlantic and the northeast as we go through tomorrow and even into the day friday. locally, though, a few light showers through the lehigh valley, all because of a cold front, this will be changing the conditions for us as we go into tomorrow. we'll take a look at that forecast and storms for your labor day weekend coming up. >>> the taney dragons day long celebration continued tonight at citizens bank park. before the game, the little leaguers and coaches got to walk the red carpet across the field through a tunnel of family friends and phillies players. one by one, each player was introduced. and the team took a lap around the stadium and threw out a group first pitch. quite an exciting night for th

thating of dockets currently exceeds 375,000 pending cases. thanugh that averages more one thousand five hundred cases per judge, because caseloads are not evenly distributed, judges like me have hundreds more. i personally have over 2400 pending cases. it takes about 15 months for the first arraignment type hearing in my courtroom. after that anywhere from three and a half to four years before the merits hearing is held. asking, howu are could this come to pass? we have the answer. it is because the immigration court's are the forgotten that -- forgotten stepchild. our role is to serve as a neutral court but paradoxically we are served in a law enforcement agency. been left to the mercy of the political winds that constantly buffet immigration issues, we have been resource starved for decades. the financial needs of the immigration court simply have not been made that the work we do preserves and requires. -- deserves and requires. one point 7 billion is currently inadequate and the strain is showing. crisis caused by the surge of unaccompani

dangerous are rip currents right now? >> it's a combination as a combination of things are going on causing that. we will have these issues for much of the week. one of the causes is this persistent northeast wind that we have been seeing for the last couple of days. that is making the ocean pretty rough. you combined that with the new moon we have at the new moon and at the full moon, we get bigger waves. there's also that tropical storm cristobal. so the combination of all three is going to create these problems. the storm itself does not look very impressive on the sat lied picture. it keeps spinning and spinning and spinning out there. it keeps spinning in the water in the same direction. the swells come up from the southeast. remember, the wind is coming from the northeast. that is going to be an issue for a good bit of the week. the storm itself is going to be moving out to sea. we're not going to have to worry about it coming up this way. we have more beautiful weather around here. more on that coming up with the s

. >>> as hurricane cristobal pushes farther away from our area, the rip currents of the jersey shore around delaware beaches should taper off a bit. nbc 10 at the indian river inlet in delaware today. the surfers, they had a good week of waves but up and down delaware's coast, the rip currents have been dangerous for swimmers. lifeguards tell us they have made a number of rescues already. >> are the just people getting sucked into the rip current, trying to fight their way back in, instead of swimming to either side and end up exhausting themselves, once they get exhausted, our job to grab them and pull them back in. >> lifeguards in delaware state park beaches suggest they only let their small kids in the water to their shins on rough days like this. they say it doesn't take much water to knock kids over and pull them out into the rip currents. >>> nbc 10 chief meteorologist, glenn "hurricane" schwartz is back now with details on the rip current risk. >> is that risk going to last into the holiday weekend? >> renee, just going to keep going down and down and down. people really unde

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a third person escaped and is currently in critical condition.olice have not named any suspects. >> city inspectors are investigate a case of hoarding i l andism inspections with face masks removed debris and trash from a row home there. no word on who the home own are in is or what they found inside. >> it took months of negotiations but today the u.s. department of health and human services approved the healthy pennsylvania plan. this means half a million low income pennsylvanians will have access to federally funded health insurance. federal agency agreed to governor corbett's plan to use medicaid funds to extend private health coverage to adults win the state. enrollment in that plan begins december fir. coverage will begin januar january 1st. >> outrage and shock tonight after vandals spray painted racial slurs all over a south jersey sports complex. we've blurred out the offense suv words here that covered the track and buildings at memorial field in cape may courthouse. police believe as many as eight juveniles spray painted those racial s

just to get some information out front currently i guess this is for the project sponsor. so in the staff report it says that in the future you're planning to have 4 full-time teachers. one full-time director, one apartment cook and one part time cleaner that totals 7 staff can you tell me currently your staffing situation >> we have two vs. that help us at school a cook she's she's also a clearer two part time teachers and myself as a director and a take care. most of your teachers are working and one take care sometimes when it is raining outside she can take a car but ail leave the area and walk >> so the number of total staff of people would not appreciatively change that much it sounds like even though changing from teachers to full-time staff so the number hovers around 7 between the two. >> yeah. >> okay. thank you. so just wanted to ask that question because there's a big issue with parking. and i think that part of that is, of course, the parking situation the pickup is going to increase somewhat because you're asking for increasing the number of students with you

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an article at all pat in the guardian in which he said that there is absolutely no way out of the current crisis allows the west recognizes some of its past mistakes that you have already mentioned that is the expansion of nato but recognizing one's mistakes is is an extremely difficult thing to do would do you think the current generation of policymakers decision makers in the west have got what it takes to concede you know some of the witnesses of their policies were list might be they one of the problems of the world. where the great leaders were the great statesman. after the world war i think there were many people who realize that the world has nearly destroyed itself and it isn't vanquished or determined to do better to try and create a safe and a more secure world but whether such people exist today i think that's a very real question. i don't know that we should talk about the past or continue to eventually live dunces that article was published a little a referendum in the in the crimea has been taken and believe that most people feel that crimea whether as an independent state

we do want to tell you we've been keeping a close eye on the rip currents and risk of rip currents at the beaches in delaware and new jersey. hurricane cristobal is posing a threat but that will change over the next few days. >> we have team coverage of everything you need to know for this labor day weekend in this area. jesse gary checking out made in america. katy zachry with an eye on the roads. but first, meteorologist bill henley. bill, it's off to a cool start this morning. >> 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. it's going to stay on the cool side during the day today as the dry air arrived yesterday and we're feeling it this morning. live view of center city, which will see nothing butun

that is very latest on the rip currents and down the shore. i will be back with the seven day later in the broadcast, chris. >> the concern over rip currents, does have beach patrols down the shore on high alert tonight. beach patrol in atlantic city reports 48 rescues yesterday but they do note that today a wave size is actually decreasing. in the past couple days there have been 27 water rescues in wildwood, three just today, and two beach areas, poplar avenue and others were flagged for rip currents currently. >>> cape may beach patrol reports two rescues there today and ten water-related injuries, yesterday. >>> future of philadelphia public schools remains uncertain tonight, in an announcement carried live on cbs philly.com, governor tom corbett authorized 265 million-dollar advance for the struggling district. the superintendent says that he is still not sure if schools can opened, on time next month. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has more. >> this is not rocket science. it is not even regular science. it is common sense. >> rep

we can see what happens if current laws remain unchanged. the baseline projections are designed to serve as a benchmark for policymakers to use when considering possible changes to laws. updatedg to our baseline projections, the deficit will remain less than three percent of gdp through 2018 but will grow thereafter reaching nearly four percent from 2022-2024. federal outlays we boasted in the coming decade by four key factors -- the retirement of the baby boom generation, expansion of the federal subsidies for health insurance, rising health care costs per person, and increasing interest rates. given those factors and under current law, spending in three key components of the budget would grow faster the the economy. those components are social major health care programs including medicare, medicaid, and subsidies and net interest payments. in contrast, spending and three other broad categories which ranked markedly relative to the size of the economy. that includes so-called mandatory spending other than that for social security and health

the current v.a. doesn't work, either. i think we have a better chance of inventing someone that will work then the current bureaucracy does. >> i'm a researcher. when this crisis erupted and veterans decided to go out and see anyone that was willing to see them since the weight was so long, the government indicated that they would pick up the tab. through some means, the v.a. would pay for it. do we need to develop special rates for this kind of activity? as a way to solve the crisis? why not like something like medicare? doctors would pay for care, the same amount of money, something has been done that should be done? i don't know smartphones was assessed. >> i do know the details. i am very skeptical because the v.a. has to regulations for the implementation of all of this. i wonder how easy those would be. for example, is it actually -- does it increase the income of positions? there is a 25% cancellation rate, which means 25% are not making any money. they just increase their income by a substantial amount. how do you

that's up 3% in yen terms from the current fiscal year, at this time biggest request ever. the officials say they need the money to cover pension and medical costs for japan's aging population. people at the infrastructure ministry will request more than $64 billion to improve roads. they want to make it easier for people to get around tokyo before the 2020 olympics. they also want money to strengthen preparation for disasters. officials from all parts of the government are expected to ask for about $730 billion to cover spending on policies. finance ministry officials want to put aside $250 billion for debt servicing costs. the people in charge of the budget will need to balance growth plans while keeping japan's debt under control. >>> executives at japan's big banks are preparing to cut fixed interest rates for home loans to their lowest levels ever. they're trying to attract more borrowers and revive sales. executives at tokyo mitsubishi ufj and mizuho say they'll lower their rates from 1.3% to 1.2%. those at sumitomo mitsui trust will cut from 1.05% to 1.0. japanese ba

always check with lifeguards about current conditions. swim directly in front of the nearest lifeguard. if you go in the water in rough positions, beach patrol advises not going beyond knee deep water. anything deeper is dangerous. >> that's when drownings occur when a person is in water over their head they never intended to be. in knee deep water, you'll have a good firm footing, so the waves aren't going to pull you out. >> reporter: and if they do? >> don't panic. the counterintuitive thing to do is the right thing to do. >> reporter: don't swim against the rip currents. swim parallel to the shore. the current you want to feet will eventually lead you to safety -- fight will eventually lead you to safety. another reason to be extra cautious, oc beach patrol are down to 60% of their peak summer lifeguard staffing which means the lifeguard stands are further a incorporate and they can't cover as much ground -- apart and they can't cover as much ground. >>> tonight ocean city investigators still trying to figure out what caused a boat to

these rim currents are not very wide -- rip currents are not very wide, sometimes 100 feet.u have to essentially swim out past it and then you can return to shore and swim back into shore. if they're very strong, it does have a tendency to keep you underwater. you got to really pay attention and always check with the lifeguard monitoring your area at the beach. never swim directly into the current. always swim parallel to the shoreline and then turn and go back in. >>> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam nats park, temperature 81, dew points upper 50s, relative humidity 44% and light winds. it's about as good as it gets in august, folks. not as cool tonight but comfortable, no doubt about that. a hot holiday weekend with some storms. yellow alert sunday and also labor day for those storms, especially sunday afternoon and early sunday night. if you're trying to do a cookout sunday afternoon, i'd be a bit concerned at this point. i'd move it to saturday or have it at like 2 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. storms mainly 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. both days.

ambassador to iraq and the current dean of the joseph horrible school of international studies at the university of denver ambassador hill thank you very much for being on the show my pleasure now the ukrainian crisis if i could start with that was about security both for russia and the west and i think both sides want very far in defending their security interests and yet somehow despite the continuing blachford in ukraine you know the events in the arc really seem to preserve a security danger a security challenge of a totally different magnitude i wonder if he can be a sort of reality check for some of the decision makers in washington as far as what the real danger really is ok well let me first say that i think the ukrainian crisis is still with us and i think it's and everyone interests that ukraine emerge from this crisis with its sovereignty intact with its territorial integrity intact so my hope is that there's an understanding that it's necessary to work with the new ukrainian government and to encourage positive trends in ukraine so i think that's an issue that is still ver

and palatable and i guess that describes the predicament of russia and the west in the current crisis now as far as putin is concerned i think he chose the end palatable he fully understood in my view at least what kind of reaction crimea's reunification of a thrasher would provoke but he saw no other way of defending russia's national interest now i would like to ask you about the western position this very hasty endorsement of the new ukrainian authorities including some very unsavory elements within their ranks the ultranationalist far right groups is it disasters or simply out of power to go it was certainly ill advised. but. this is the not this is you know this is been done what we know have to try and do what both russia i believe and the west need to try and do if peace is to be maintained and if they can be addressed degree of trust established is to persuade best the parties in the ukraine they must learn the art of compromise the current government. doesn't to me have a great deal of credibility because it was really in store after great violence and a coup from the streets

woman pulled under by a rip current is in intensive care this morning. police first said woman died after cpr at the scene was not successful but "eyewitness news" learn she was revived at the hospital. some say that alone is a miracle but she has challenging a head as she reportedly suffered brain damage. >>> man is in custody this morning in connection to the murder of the woman found in the wooded area in atlantic county. steven stallworth of pleasantville will be charged in the death of tara rodgers a leash a her body was found seven months ago by a hunter off broadway avenue in egg harbor township. the 30 year-old was strangled. >>> also an update on that giant snake on the loose in lower township cape may township. police released a much better description now this particular snake is a red tail bowa, approximately 6 feet long and 8-pound. owner says reptile is afraid of humans so the public does not have have to be worried. the snake was last seen on the 200 block of arbor road last week. if you see the snake which i'm certain you will not be able

there's still that risk of rip currents in the surf.heena parveen is tracking that rip current risk. >> the heat, it is finally starting to feel like summer out there. >> hotter temperatures moving in, especially today. we also have more 90-degree temperatures in the forecast as we go into your labor day weekend. in philadelphia, we are close to 90 at 88. northeast philly, same thing. and through the lehigh valley, in the mid to low 80s. it's a hotter day today but aside from the heat, along the shore, we are watching the rip current risk. it's all going to be later this week as well in part from hurricane cristobal. this is down to our south. it's right off the southeast coastline. you see it's very far away. it's just to the north of the bahamas. as we go into the next several days, it will get closer to us. then it will take a sharp turn away. right now it's a category 1 hurricane. when it stays offshore like this, even though it's farther away from the area, it will still be affecting our waters. it will provide swells. that will gi

creating a sort of caliphate between syria and iraq and clearly this is a major attack against the current order in the middle east and so i think it is in everybody's interests united states. russia and many other countries to calm the situation down and for now i think it's going to be difficult if difficult to disagree with you on that you mentioned tens of thousands of americans serving in iraq and i just want to mention that four in the have thousand americans lost their lives there but the question is what for i mean president obama takes credit for winding down these two very unpopular wars one in afghanistan and one in iraq but i wonder if these in very rapid advance of isis said gas that these self-congratulatory rhetoric on the part of the white house was a bit premature well i think it's very clear that president obama has wanted to extract the united states from these wars and he has done so over the course of his administration he did however try to see that there would be a residual u.s. force in iraq that was not finally accepted by iraqi politicians there are those who say

the current site on mission to a new site at mission and van ness. it is two and three blocks away respectfully from the sites they're relocate to the new site and expected to open in june of 2016 and will have 50,000 square feet. 30,000 is medical services. 10,000 is social services and 10,000 will be administration. healthright360 has long been a partner of the department of public health so you may know some of the data already but they have a long history of providing care to low income and vulnerable populations in our city. as an example they provided information on their current patient population at their clinic at 1735 mission and in 2013 they served approximately 3,000 patients at that clinic. nearly 70% of them were below 100% of the poverty level and [inaudible] were below 200% of the poverty level. the vast majority were uninsured and a third were residents of two zip codes listed and that is important because the data on health disparities and vulnerable populations in those zip codes show great disparityings which i will go over in a m

71, blue bell currently 72, 70s down the shore.it's comfortable though sticky outside. 76 atlantic city, avalon 75 a, middle town currently 73. clayton 69. those are our current temperatures. radar shows dry conditions now. we have a good line of showers to the west of us. look at this, already seeing lightning firing up outside of pittsburgh. this however will track to the north away from the area. as we look further to the south, got a lot of this tropical moisture going to swing up from the southwest. that's what's going to give us the fuel to give us thunderstorms that we're going to see mainly at the 2:00 hour mainly in the afternoon. some of it could be downpours at times. future cast, notice the temperatures or the time stamp as you can see at 3:00. probably going to start seeing some of these showers and thunderstorms fire up. mainly north and west suburbs. it will slowly increase towards i-95 corridor at 5:00 p.m., push through philadelphia through gla gloucester, camden county. another round comes later in the south tonig

there is no float in the schedule currently. at this point in the project it would be nice to have 2-3 months of float so at this point we don't so we're looking at metgation strategies to mitigate delays that occur now or in the future. >> okay. thanks. >> any other questions from directors? okay. thank you and i would like to ask steve from turner to give the construction update. >> good morning steve rural with turner providing oversight services to the tjpa. just's reminder how we look at the project for the new board member the western zone and down to second street and beale street. we had one incident this month, the back strain and i mentioned previously webcorwas putting on a safety fest and it was good for the workers and how they do things and improve the procedures to keep the job safer. i wanted to point this out and i will keep it in the presentations going forward. i included statistics i could get for the state of california and will update the 2013 statistics from the feds and the state when they're available. b

i also tweeted about the rim currents. you want to -- rip currents. you want to check that out, how to get out of them. you should tell your kids. 79 saturday, 82 sunday, maybe thunderstorms labor day, better chance sunday night, at least two good beach days saturday and sunday. >>> coming your way see how a brand-new smartphone app is connecting good samaritans to folks who could use their help. >> coming up next. >> reporter: i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles, how one of these computer tablets >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >>> in tonight's health alert experts say 1/3 of autistic children still have difficulty speaking at age 5 even after years of early intervention. >> danielle nottingham shows us how researchers are now using tablets and ipads to help those kids learn how to communicate. >> reporter: 5-year-old lance alameda could only say about 10 words until he started using an ipad. >> they crashed. >> it's helped him exponentially. >> reporter: lance was part of a study at ucla that looked at about 60 c