d.c. philadelphia and finished in new york city. >> i had a vision of doing this, some people said come on, come on. i just believed it could be done. >> reporter: these tickets are one hot commodity even though they were free. you could only get the mom line and they sold out in 30 seconds. >> i stayed on the web site as long as possible and kept refreshing the page and eventually got them. >> reporter: the media was told the concert would be a quick one, three songs but it lasted over an hour. >> what is your favorite song? >> superstition. >> say i love you. >> single little bit for me. >> reporter: regardless of whether he sang their favorites or not this legend did not >> reporter: lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. juliet: that was really cool. still ahead, clark of win for the yankees, duke has highlights of this strange game. >> meteorologist: some thunderstorm action out there over the north-central sections of new jersey, somerset county toward the city. looks like one little thundershower popping up over the south end of manhattan. that is the only thing going on, not to say we won't se

d.c. from philadelphia's chinatown this morning when the accident happened. the bus has since returned and is now in a lot in south philadelphia. investigators are inspecting it and talking with that driver. take a look at this now. sky force 10 over franklin and race streets after the crash happened around 9:45 this morning. it's just steps from police headquarters near franklin square. the bus hit the man as he was walking across that crosswalk. he was in it, as a matter of fact. the bus then dragged him about 50 feet. police aren't even sure if the bus driver was aware it happened. >> there are some witnesses, pedestrians driving by, if they could call our headquarters and give us information because there was no one that stayed at the scene afterward and certainly someone had to be there. >> reporter: police released that still image of this bus. they have surveillance video but tell us it is far too graphic to he release. the victim was 48 years old. nbc 10's cydney long is at the scene where new details are being released. follow us as we follow the bre

he will visit d.c., philadelphia and new york city in the stay. time to check things out.day an, a lot of folks trying to get out of town and head to the beach. jamie sullivan keeping an eye on traffic. james this is not people -- jamie: this is not people heading to the beach but because of sun glare. if you are working past the parkway, the slowing is partially because of the sun glare. let's talk about how slow as we move to the map. you get a better idea. traffic working outbound in the teens. it does start near the capital beltway. on the beltway, the inner loop has been rough. we have had three separate crashes. three hours ago we had one near river road. we cleared one away a half an hour ago near clara barton parkway. now we have a crash, yes, the third this afternoon. two lanes are blocked so that is contributing to the normal congestion we see on the inner loop working your way toward the northwest corner. you have a slowing, this is good news. the crash cleared away that was on the freierway -- freeway near the tunnel. 14 miles per hour crossing the bridge. outb

d.c. and philadelphia. >>> well, we're learning new details about the man rosie o'donnell's teen daughterime with after run ago way from home. >> police in new jersey found chelsea o'donnell with steve shearer, a man they say is a known criminal. shearer has a number of drug convictioned on his record as well as an arrest for endangering a child but so far he is not facing any charges in connection with chelsea o'donnell. >>> golfers playing a round at a north carolina golf course got the surprise of their life when a panel door from a passenger jet fell and landed on the 7th hole. the 15x15 inch section came from a nonpressurized area of a flight that was about to land at charlotte airport. those golfers were stunned when they saw it heading in their direction. >> just trolling around in the air falling to the ground. >> i mean it could have killed one of us. >> but the good news is no one on the plane or on the ground was injured. federal investigators now looking into how and why that panel came off the jet. >>> in florida, the dangers underground. a sinkhole has opened up in the same

it's going to feel like it's close to 100 degrees new york city, philadelphia, d.c. and baltimore. could be a stray thunderstorm around, as well. speaking of severe weather, that's highlighted over the central plains and mind you, more fires burning out west. phillip and reena, back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> now to the startling wake-up call for millions of people in the san francisco bay area rattled by a 4.0 earthquake. the quake hit just before 7:00 a.m. yesterday centered in piedmont month california near berkeley. people and pets captured on camera as they were shaken out of sleep. b.a.r.t. trains were stopped for ten minutes. seismologists say the next one may not be as mild. >> we never know if an earthquake is a precursor. when we have an earthquake, there's always statistically a somewhat greater chance of a larger quake within a week or so. so there's a probability now of maybe 5% or of a somewhat bigger one in the next week. >> customers at this 7-eleven were caught off guard. some residents say frames flew off the shelves and walls. no reports of major damage

. >> reporter: pope francis' trip to d.c., new york, and philadelphia will be his first to the u.s. as pontiff. and while in washington, the pope will meet with president obama and hold a public mass at the basilica. >>> a happy ending for a 10- year-old boy lost in the woods in utah. >> he wandered off saturday morning. he spent the night in near freezing temperatures. he huddled in his jacket to keep warm and hid out in a couple of rocks to dodge the wind. >> literally 30 miles. >> i was trying to collect mushrooms and i couldn't find any by the lake, it was stupid. >> we'll give you that. but we're glad they found you. dogs picked up the scent and pointed teams in the right direction. >>> two high profile african- american leaders in maryland say they have been the victims of >>> two high profile african- american political figures in maryland said they have been the victims of racial profiling. >> and the comments came as the state's attorney general made maryland the first state to issue statewide standards to all police agencies aimed at eliminating the controversial practice.

stevie started the day in d.c., then philadelphia and finished here in new york city. i had the vision of doing this getting everybody and some people say, well, come on. one day, come on. forget it. but i just believed it could be done. there we go. >> these tickets are one hot commodity even towing they were free. you could only get them online and i have been told they sold joint 30 seconds. web site as long as possible and i came refreshing the page and refreshing the page then eventually, i got them. reporter: the media was told the concert would be a quick one only three songs however it lasted for over an hour. >> what's the favorite song? >> my superstition is my favorite. i called to say i love you. >> can you sang in little bit for me? >> all i do is dream about you. >> regardless if they sang or not. this legend did not disappoint. reporter: in central park, lidia curanaj, fox a 5 news. steve: really cool. fascinating. that was awesome? it was great. great. dari: lucky you. dari: the weather was little bit better tonight, you know? reporter: yeah. dari: it d

d.c. go to new york and speak before the united nations and go to philadelphia.to c-span.org for details of our coverage. good morning, martin. >> caller: good morning. the republican party's worried that donald trump is hurting their party and that they wouldn't have a chance to win the election. if c-span, cnn or fox news would make a poll to see how many democrats would vote for donald trump, i assure you the republican party would change their mind about trump's possibility of winning the presidential election. >> you think so? because he wouldn't do well in the general election -- >> caller: he would do well from democrats, believe me. people are fed up with both parties. they are looking for someone who will make a change. >> okay. >> caller: and i don't care if it's republican or democrat that's running. in my opinion, donald trump is the best choice no matter what. >> okay. all right. pamela in alabama. republican. good morning. pamela, you're on the air. >> caller: okay. my comment is on that gentleman that said that donald trump would be the best presid

this does go from d.c., philadelphia, new york, not quite to boston but anywhere in the orange or the red, thunderstorms will be possibly but it is here in the red where there's the greatest chance for some of the strongest storms which does include the possibility for some damaging winds. now for washington, d.c. this is how it is going to play out. later on tonight you're going to have a chance for some thunderstorms. then by morning still looking at that hit and miss storms. then we're going to watch more of those storms moving through against some of the other big cities in the northeast. >> thank you very much. >>> social security may not be the sexyist issue, but the older i get, the is exisexier becomes. where do the candidates to be the next president of the united states stand on this issue? we will break it down for you and we will continue to watch this big bounceback rally in stocks as the dow is moving up by 232 points. this is cnbc, first in business worldwi worldwide. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to throug

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urban corridor boston hartford, providence philadelphia washington d.c. 37 million at risk of severe storms today. rest of the forecast tampa we try you out. we'd like to get rain in south florida. chance of storms today. hot in dallas 101. phoenix, 112. here's the big change. now that the cold front moves off the coast, here's the end of the weekend forecast. area of rain moves from the ohio valley through the mid atlantic. if you have friday and saturday plans in the mid atlantic or jersey shore, all the way up to new england, it is not beach weather. temperatures highs in the 70s. it's rare in the summer for washington d.c. to have a high of 75. that's the forecast friday with rain. chilly 77 friday and saturday. look at boston. saturday 71 degrees for your hi temperature with a soaking rain. like a break from our summer heat. >> not a fun weekend. >> if not if you have beach plans. >>> president obama unveiled the new plan to cut carbon emissions at white house yesterday with a warning there's such a thing as being too late when it comes to climate ch

philadelphia and d.c., it's humid.hot as it was a couple days ago. >> we need to find a way to get rain to the west coast where wildfires are burning. make it happen. >> not million winter. >>> still ahead, a popular website that connects people looking to cheat on spouses. now the hackers that stole user's information have made good on the promise to make it public. that and more when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ ♪ just in case you were wondering what cheerios are made of whole. grain. oats. (vo) what'scorn? dog food's first ingredient? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. . >>> officials in idaho swapped out the state's mile 420 signs because people kept stealing them due to association with marijuana. you drive along highway 420, you'll see a sign reading 419.9 instead is. idaho is not the only problem. washington replaced 420 signs with the 4199 marker years ago. colorado changed signs

d.c. in addition to philadelphia, so 30th street station is expected to be a big focal point for travelers. septa is selling one day passes for regional rails starting to day. they had extras left over after the lottery. they are $10 each and available at the the station that is will be opened september 26th and 27th. the those passes are once again $10 each. >>> cbs three is your station for the papal visit. when we're not on tv hop on line for latest information the at cbs philly.com. >>> turning to campaign 2016, friday night lights are set to shine on donald trump tonight for what is expect to be the biggest campaign rally of this race so far. the g.o.p. presidential candidate is hosting the event at a football stadium in mobile, alabama, its capacity 40,000 seats. trump's campaign said they had to move the rally there because two other venues chosen were not big enough. >>> the cheating web site ashley madison is scrambling to deal with the release of more confidential material. hackers posted internal documents and details of additional users, and it has become a concern for the the

om d.c., he went to philadelphia for another small show before continuing to new york city. >> he finishedff the trifecta in central park to a crowd that somehow managed to get free tickets on line even though they sold out in 30 seconds. wonder is promoting the fall leg of his songs in the key of life tour and those tickets go on sale friday morning. >> those lucky concert goers got a taste of his music last night. >>> meryl streep known for being one of the best actresses alive serious about every role she takes on. so in preparing for her latest role in "ricki and the flash," streep had to make sure that she was authentically rock 'n' roll. >> who better to study with than legendary rocker neil young? here he is giving streep a lesson how to channel the rock gods through a fender stratocaster. then it was her turn. ♪ >> oh, man, that's flat. >> that is cool. pretty cool. >> it is. she goes on to show streep whatever she uses the secret is you got to turn it all the way up. >> okay, we'll take that lesson. >>> for inspiring rockers of all ages, attitude just as important as musicianship.

d.c. and baltimore and philadelphia, new york city could feel like it's over 100 degrees. meanwhile, the northwest, unfortunately, not good news for firefighting efforts. more warmth, dry conditions on the way. phillip and reena, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> those conditions are exactly what firefighters do not need right now. some of the most serious wildfires are burning around chelan, washington, where more than 170 square miles have been scorched. >> and in idaho, fire conditions are said to be their worst since 1926. more now from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: with at least 90 large wildfires now burning in the west, the 30,000 firefighters on the ground are stretched so thin. the army is now being called in for the first time in nearly a decade. >> soldiers, you know, we're hard workers and it just comes natural to us. >> reporter: 200 active duty soldiers from joint base lewis-mcchord have been deployed in washington state to battle relentless flames tearing through chelan. here you see a black hawk helicopter crew gathering water and just seconds later

d.c. and came back to philadelphia for the driver to be questioned. they are planning a news conference for 1:00 this afternoon and 6abc.com will bring you any updates. >>> a toll hike is up for debate in new jersey, the commission wants to increase fees on the tacony palmyra and the burlington bristol bridge. tolls for easy pass would increase by $1, they need extra revenue for improvements on both spans. >>> turning to accuweather now we are enjoying a much nicer day after yesterday's pretty gloomy conditions, sky 6 hd looking liveality the center city skyline and clouds are mixing with sun and david murphy has the latest and joins us live outside of the studios. >> the humidity is lowering as we speak and right now the sun is fading back and form behind fair weather cumulous clouds but there is enough to warrant sunscreen. if are you headed to the pool, beach or anywhere else for any extended period of time. there is enough sun for a burn. >> you see thicker clouds on satellite and clouds on radar popping up near the new york and pennsylvania borde

i want to focus on the flash flood warnings through d.c., baltimore, in through philadelphia. into new england overnight. this is probably going to be some problems for the morning commute. >> we saw the headline today, the first official hurricane in the atlantic. >> reporter: 80 miles an hour. look at this image, though. it's a very small storm. it makes it difficult to predict the intensity. the forecast track still brings it into the caribbean late weekend. still too soon to say if it gets to the u.s., but the next three to four weeks, going to be very active. we're getting into primetime for hurricane season. >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to former president jimmy carter. tonight, his candor, his provery, talking about where his cancer has spread to and the next stems now. president carter saying at first he thought he had just weeks to live. now, saying he is ready for what lies ahead. and just hours after he spoke today, he underwent treatment in atlanta. abc's jon karl is there tonight. >> reporter: the diagnosis isn't good, but jimmy carter is handling it with gr

d.c. and philadelphia, high pressure keeping things right across the northeast, new england and the mid-atlantic. that will stick with us through the weekend. the only changes will be in temperature and humidity as this high slides east on the backside of it we get southwest wind flow bumping up heat and humidity in to sunday but before that happens expect sunshine friday and saturday. we looked out with great weather on the weekend recently and that will continue for another weekend. it will be humid sunday, temperatures in the upper 80s, today will be nice and dry with readings mostly in the upper 70s to low 80s. into the weekend and you are making or plans is you should be already expects sunshine saturday and sunday, more humid, at 90 degrees next week, it will be hot and humid the majority of next week, next chance of rain thursday, we will see a chance thunderstorm. let's see what you can expect with your traffic. ines rosales has an update. >> meteorologist: some things going on. ines: there's an accident traffic moving slowly as you approach the area. the rest of the commute, nassau coun

. >> stevie performed free concerts in washington, d.c., and philadelphia yesterday. he'll be back to perform at madison square garden. >>> up next, a video serving as a warning for parents. everything's fine heerk but see what happens when a parent loses control of a stroller on a train platform. >> you're watching "today in new york." >>> we have a warning for parents yubld have to see it to believe it. >> this happened out of australia. this woman has her child in her hands but watch what happens. the wind sucked the stroller back in the path of the plane and throws it back on the platform. good thing the childewasn't in it. >>> the "today" show is coming up. we check in with matt and savvas savannah. >>> hey, michael and kerry. we'll have the latest on the fices on the west coast. >>> the new tactics to watch for when booking your next flight. >> and in the summer of secrets could true love be really a swipe away. we'll take you behind the screens of the app tinder since "vanity fair" accused the site of a dating apocalypse. >>> d it will be a "saturday night live

that bus was heading from south philadelphia, to washington d.c., and police say they think that the bus hit 46 year-old joseph heard near franklin and race streets yesterday morning. heard was dragged about 50 feet and pronounced dead at hahnemann hospital. >> pedestrian and bus were going in the same direction boating east, pedestrian is found halfway through the crosswalk when the bus making the turn left turn runs over the pedestrian. >> police have questioned the driver of the bus, they found a pair of headphones at the scene of the accident but not clear if the victim was wearing them when he was hit by that bus. >>> national transportation safety board says it was a truck driver's fatigue that led to the deadly crash that injured comedian tracie minister again. investigators have released animation depict ago this crash from june of 2014. in morgan and fellow comedian james mcnair were in the limousine on the new jersey turnpike when a wal-mart truck rear ended them. ntsb says roper had been driving for 28 straight hours. they also determine that the limo passengers were not w

as you check out current dewpoints, a lot of areas highlighted in dark green from philadelphia to washington, d.c. are looking at dewpoints over 70. the that's oppressive humidity. some of our northern and western suburbs not as bad, but everybody honestly is feeling it today, and probably tomorrow, as well. 93 degrees by 2:00 p.m. a high of 95 around 4:00 p.m. that's one degree off the record. wouldn't be a total surprise if we set a new record in philadelphia or at least tied the old one. that would be 96. 92 by 6:00 p.m. him humid and uncomfortable. 8:00 p.m., 83, and 10:00 p.m. we're back down to the 70s, but it's muggy overnight. when i step inside we'll talk about relief relatively speaking coming in the accuweather forecast. if you have plans to head out, bring along cool drinks and take shady and ac breaks today. >>> the heat isn't stopping people across the city from getting out and enjoying the final weeks of summer. the action cam was on logan square at sisters city park where kids were enjoying spray fountains on the parkway. many said they wanted to get out early before the heat sets

d.c. this morning, then in philadelphia this afternoon. these shows are promoting his fall tour. a lot of pictures from chopper 4. he'll be back in new york november for a stop at madison square garden. >> what a show it's going to be. so many hits. it's incredible. hits keep coming. we were liste ng to some, right? >> yeah. somebody had -- think wet!ould run to the concert and get back oufor the show? >> we'll be sweating, too. right? there. it was a hot, hot day today. temperatures were in the mid 90s. with the humidity it felt more like the upper 90s across the tristate area. whenever it does get this hot, you do tend to get a lot of ozone in the atmosphere as a result. we do have an air quality alert tonight. rea and tomorrow since it will be another warm day, this has already been reigeue today for tomorrow, 11:00 in the morning to 11:00 at night. you want to take it easy during the height of the day. otherwise now in the park we're at 88 degrees. 90 into elm hertz queens. still very hot inland from newburgh through us is sussex. cooler for long island and connecticut thanks

philadelphia. 86 in new york city. a little bit warmer down the pike in washington d.c. 67-degree dewpoint in washington. 61 in philadelphia. a lot of immediate surrounding airports are producing higher dewpoints. definitely more humid today than yesterday. as we roll through the rest of the afternoon it is hot. 90 degrees by 2:00. 4:00 p.m., 92 degrees and we are still in the upper 80s by 6:00 p.m. finally getting into the 70s by 10:00 and evening thunderstorms possible in the northern and western suburbs. rick, if you're heading out, you want cool drinks, take it easy. sunscreen is a good idea. the humidity is not oppressive, it's just on the sticky side. >> we can handle that. see you back inside. >>> in other news, fbi and other federal agencies are helping new mexico officials to find out who set off explosions in new mexico yesterday. the first went off inside a mail box near the entrance of a baptist church. >> the impact was so strong. it not only shook the ground and the church it the made you think of an earthquake. >>> the other went off during communion at a catholic lick mass. nobody was hurt. investigators ar

d.c. and philadelphia, pennsylvania, to promote his current tour. bullet, his new campaign to end gun violence. he told fans in washington, the world is more in need of love than ever before. >> no one sounds like stevie wonder. he still sounds good after all these years. everybody has a stevie favorite song. >>> model heighty klum has a fashion statement to donald trump. how she is firing over the billionaire's comments that she is no longer a 10. what? you're watching "cbs this morning." you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. so you think this chip is nothing to worry about?, well at safelite we know sooner or later, every chip will crack. these friends were on a trip when their windshield got chipped. so they scheduled at safelite.com... they didn't have to change their plans, or worry about a thing. and i fixed it right aw

the bus was on its way from south philadelphia to washington, d.c.hen police believe the driver struck a pedestrian 46-year-old joseph heard. it happened at franklin and race streets this morning. hurt was hit and was dragged about 50 feet and pronounced dead at the hospital. >> pedestrian and bus were going in the same direction both going east. the pedestrian halfway through the crosswalk when the bus making the left turn runs over the pedestrian. >> police have questioned the driver. headphones were found at the scene. but it's unclear if hurt was wearing them when he was struck. >>> the ntsb says a wal*mart truck driver's fatigue caused deadly crash that severely injured comedian tracy morgan. today investigators released animation depicting the jun june 2014 crash on the new jersey turnpike. morgan was hurt. fellow comic james mcnair died when their limo bus was rear ended by kevin roper. the inform tsb says roper had been driving twenty four 28 hours straight. they also determined the limo passengers failed to use seat belts. wal*mart settled a

philadelphia tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, win the past 90 minutes police say the bus they believe was involved in that hit-and-run did return from washington, d.c. it is now at a garage in south philadelphia where accident investigators are inspecting the bus and talking to the driver. tonight police tell us the victim was a 48-year-old man from south philadelphia. >> i saw it and i was extremely alarmed. >> reporter: witnesses were stunned when they spotted the 48-year-old hit-and-run victim lying in the street at north franklin and race streets tuesday morning right across from police headquarters. >> it was awful. it was awful to see that, because i couldn't tell if he was dead or alive when i saw him on the ground. >> reporter: police say the victim who lives in south philly was crossing the street here at this busy corner around 9:40. when he struck by a bus in the crosswalk. one of the victim's sneakers was found here. another about 40 feet away near a set of headphones. >> he was walking east toward the river, a bus turned the same time, huge white tour bus, struck the pedestrian, dragged the pedestrian about 50 feet and left the scene.

in fact, tomorrow morning could be a very messy commute in and around new york city, philadelphia, d.c boston. flash flood watches in effect for new york city up to two inches of soaking rain for the morning commute. a rough go across the northeast tomorrow. otherwise, across the country, hot on tuesday. 102 in dallas. quiet weather across the northwest. and also look pretty good in california. it's been a very dry summer so far. we've have drought conditions around new york city tomorrow. heavy rain could make a mess of things. >> being california yourself. look at those shoes. >> tennis shoes. >> yeah. you know, weather folks can do that. us other folks cannot. thank you. >>> we turn to something more serious and something that has heavy hearts here at 30 rock. before we take a quick break, a moment to honor the life of frank gifford legendary football player, announcer, and husband to "today's" kathie lee gifford. kathie lee's co-anchor remembers the star in the man. >> my surprise is here. >> a star on the field and later on screen. hall of fame football player and emmy-winning spo

philadelphia. he was in the crosswalk when he was hit and killed right across from police headquarters. cameras reported the bus which police later determined continued onto washington, d.c., before returning to philadelphia. they tracked it down at the bus maintenance long in south fill. >> i this isn't the first time, you know, there has been accidents with septa buses, and like even like the mega buses, bolt buses, all of those, third keeping a tight schedule. they are being rid through. >> people in the area say they fear what happened to the victim could happen to anyone, specially in and around chinatown where lots of buses come through transportation stations. >>> happening today, the burlington county bridge commission will vote tonight on proposed toll hike for two major bridges that connect pennsylvanian south jersey. the vote affect the talcony palmyra and the burlington bristol bridges. let's head out live to sabina kuriakose in palmyra with more on the vote tonight. high. >> hi, lauren, if the hike goes through, that could mean the commute calls for some people would be double it, would be the commissioned first toll hike in 15 years, but not everybody of co

the bus was on its way from south philadelphia, to washing top d.c., when police believe that the driver struck a pedestrian. forty-six year-old joseph heard. it happened at franklin and race streets tuesday morning. heard was hit and then dragged about 50 feet. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> pedestrian, and bus went in the same direction, boating east. pedestrian is halfway through the the crosswalk when the bus makes a left turn and runs over the pedestrian. >> police have questioned the driver, headphones were found at the scene but it is unclear if heard was wearing them when he was struck. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news", we have new developments concerning hillary clinton's e-mails. >>> police release surveillance video from the moments shots rang out at ferguson this weekend. we have the latest on protests there. >>> sam bradford is in the center of the social media craze involving pope francis. we have details when we come back in just two fifth night of protest in ferguson, missouri end in a peaceful demonstration. officials released video they say shows 18 year-o

the intensity could bring in very heavy rainfall in new york city and philadelphia. around d.c.arva could get up to 4 inches in the next couple days. temperatures though, yesterday was 83 in boston. about 80 degrees in new york city. seasonal for this time of year. the extreme heat across the south. 13 million people under the heat advisory. notice a cooling trend back up to the upper 90s for dallas by later this week. quick glance here. the perseid meteor showers taking place. a new phase of the moon. skies well be dark. tonight, poor conditions across the northeast, but wednesday into the, improving conditions there for meteors. upwards of 100 shooting stars per hour. christine. >> thank you, pedram. >>> golf's final major set to take place this weekend. will rory mcilroy be ready to tee it up? andy scholes has the bleacher report next. t to show your roots with roots touch-up from nice'n easy. seamlessly blends with leading shades, even salon shades in just 10 minutes. no roots. no grays. just the most shade choices for natural looking color as real as you are. so go ahead, s

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d.c. this from a female employee at that south philadelphia bus yard. it is called yep tours depot. she said she reached out to this driver for police and he had no idea he hit anyone. this video just in to nbc 10 of philadelphia police accident investigators looking at the underbelly of this white tour bus. it comes seven hours after police believe it traveled to washington, d.c. the driver potentially unaware it had struck anyone. the pedestrian had his back to the bus upon impact and was in the crosswalk. the entire tragedy caught on police surveillance but it is too graphic to share. >> he was crossing franklin street at race. he was walking east toward the river. a bus turned the same time. a huge white tour bus struck the pedestrian, dragged the pedestrian about 50 feet and left the scene. >> it was awful to see that because i couldn't tell if he was dead or alive when i saw him on the ground. >> reporter: it was horrifying to see the man lying lifeless on the ground. she never saw the bus and fought back tears learning during our interview he didn't survive his injuries. >> o

new york, $82, under $100, philadelphia, washington d.c.irs this cheap in a long, long time. >> and you mentioned the time. the second half and the month of august is a going to really time to buy business. i know that from my old airline days, and you manufacturer school abuses but these are propane fueled. you're trying to get school systems across the country in north america away from propane. but isn't that a tough sell now? with the fact that toil oil is so cheap? you know, school districts don't have a lot of cash. >> yeah. first of all, we operate the school buses. we're not the manufacturer. bluebird is our manufacturer, which is a public company also. >> uh-huh. >> so we operate 14,000 school vehicles around north america. we were using diesel for many, many years, we started the switch to 25% propane, and moms today actually like 60% carbon monoxide around our schools, so it is something that's popular and on demand. we are seeing the price of diesel drop fast and literally 15, 16 million gallons of diesel a year, so we're very h

readers ranked 38 major cities in the u.s., detroit, philadelphia, washington, d.c., and boston as the least friendliest. and nashville, in the top spot as the friendliest city. all you need to do is get to the right. you want new yorkers to be friendly, stay out of the way. >> they are nice if you ask for directions. everyone will help you. >> we always help. >> you're right. >>> 6:38. coming up, plague at the park. the major national recreation area shutting down. >> plus, she is one tough senior. at 77, this brooklyn woman changed her life, when she hit the gym for the very first time. >> but here is vanessa murdock first with a check of the forecast. >> lots of sunshine to start things off. and lots of heat on the way. coming up, your full forecast, we will talk about whether or not we will see our first heat wave of 2015. remember, though, rain or shine, you can have the forecast any time, with the cbs new york weather app. you can also check live radar and send us your weather pictures and video. it is free in the i-tunes store. two squirrels died of plague in the park as well. >

philadelphia still at about 90 toward washington, d.c. the hot weather now is just overspreading the northwest. it is sticking in place, the humidity starting to turn quite humid late in the day tomorrow. and as we head to the upcoming week, overhead on the satellite and radar. no major problems now. we had lots of sunshine today. a couple of puffy clouds north and west. there is a weak weather disturbance. you can see that line of showers maybe a rumble of thunder, but as it gets closer to us, that is winding down. that is because we have the sea breeze and it will help to suppress those showers. now, if you do live in sussex, new jersey, or the upper hudson valley, small chances of brief showers, showers now moving through hampton, scranton. on long island, throughout the city of new jersey, you will be in the clear through tonight. great summer evening if you have plans to be out and about tomorrow morning. we have the sunshine still some scattered clouds lingering, but overall, another good beach day. another hot and humid day coming

pedestrian 50 feet and left the scene, it was a tour bus on its way from south philadelphia on its way to washington, d.c. and just a short time ago, that bus returned to its lot at the 400 block of swanson street, we have officers inspecting the bus and talking to the driver and getting more information to piece it together. >> the identity of victim was not released but a 40-year-old african-american man from south philadelphia. the captain says for now there is no way of knowing for sure if the driver knows he hit someone. >> it happens where the driver or someone in the bus does not realize they struck something or somebody. but it's early on, we have to talk to the driver and see what we have. >> now, just to be clear that surveillance photo was taken moments from the incident but a camera at the scene actually caught the hit and run, but they are not releasing that because it's too graphic. anybody with information is asked to call police. >> thank you walter. >>> we are covering this deadly accidents at 6abc.com, right now you can get another look at the suspected bus along with the latest video a