harley davidson's brand new engine is rolling off the line this week... "the ninth new big twin in harley davidson history so it's not everyday that we launch a new engine." they're calling it the "milwaukee christianson tells us the name is a tribute both to the company's milwaukee history and to the engine's structure. "we're proud to build that engine right here just outside of milwaukee in menomonee falls. the eight really derives from having four valves per cylinder, which is an improvement for us and certainly a first for harley davidson." he says there have been significant changes at the menomonee falls plant over the last year and a half, in order to get the place ready to produce the new engine. incorporate the changes needed we've had to move or change over 500 different pieces of equipment this year to prepare for making this new product." as for what's different, christianson says heat management is improved and that the milwaukee eight offers a more powerful feel during acceleration. "mechanical noise is down which gives us the opportunity r

area harley davidson dealers are planning huge parties.mark mcclain is from the house of harley davidson on 60th and layton... here to talk about what's happening at his place... the other delearships... the harley museum... and the summerfest grounds... information... including a full rundown of events... is up online. you can check it out in a link on our website... link on our website... tmj4.com morning rain out... humidity dropping. brian gotter lets us know when the really nice weather moves in... and which of the two weekend days looks like rain. the storm team at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just

davidson says to make sure your child's backpack is balanced and has good padding. he thinks it could help prevent another case of the blues ... (singer) "when you've got the backpack blues. when you've got the backpack blues." the clark county school district wants to make sure your student is ready to hit the books. they're holding a school fairs and immunization shot clinics all month long. they are free and open to the public. the fair acts as a one stop shop for parents to get info and resources on: transportation... zoning... school lunches... and family services. and the shot clinic lets you get all required immunizations taken care of. (betsy vandeusen/ immunize nevada, director of development & strategic partnerships ) "nevada requires certain immunizations for kids going into 7th grade or kindergarten, or if you're new to the state and just the next back to school fairs will be held next saturday at the boulevard mall... and the following saturday in downtown summerlin. we need your help to make sure students have what they need to be successful in the cla

new tonight: it's a big day for milwaukee-based harley davidson! the company unveiled its newest product line. fox6's rachelle baillon harley davidson's brand new engine is rolling off the line this week... they're calling it the "milwaukee 8". "the ninth new big twin in harley davidson history so it's not everyday that we launch a new engine." christianson says there have been significant changes at the menomonee falls plant over the last year and a half, in order to get the place ready to produce the new engine. "to incorporate the tooling, incorporate the changes needed we've had to move or change over 500 diff for making this new product." as for what's different, christianson says heat management is improved and that the milwaukee eight offers a more powerful feel during acceleration. "mechanical noise is down which gives us the opportunity really to tone the exhaust node and give our customers more of that rumble that they really like to hear." excited employees say launching the new engine gives them a chance to be a part of the company's lo

plus-- a sneak peek at harley davidson's new engine. why the company says it's better for a heads up for riders! starting sunday-- changes are coming to several downtown bus routes due to the demolition of the transit center. the new routes will provide riders with better access to the milwaukee intermodal station and a direct route to grocery stores and the lakefront from the west side. we've posted the details on our website-- fox6 now dot com. the latest now on the scare at carroll university. there were reports of a suspicious person with a weapon looking into windows of a campus building. turns out it was a false alarm. several officers responded last night. they eventually determined the suspicious person was a professors 15-year-old nephew holding a stick. but the alert system worked exactly the way it was supposed to-- sending out texts, emails and tweets. "those situations can be campus. last night, they worked very well. we were able to notify everyone quickly of the lockdown situation." classes dont start at carroll until aft

davidson says to make sure your child's backpack is balanced and has good padding. (dan davidson/chiropractor ):"it puts a tremendous amount of stress, postural stress, gravitational stress on the neck, upper back, shoulders, muscles, joints, so it's a pretty common problem." davidson also thinks another growing problem is posture when teeth grinding is definitely not uncommon... but... it can cause some major damage.... not just to your teeth... but.... also your gums and even muscles! talk to your dentist. they may recommend..... a mouth guard to protect your teeth from grinding..... during sleep. you can also try avoiding anything that contains caffeine... like sodas... coffee... and chocolate. and... cutting back on the alcohol.. and... don't chew on pen caps or anything that isn't food.. including gum. it's the risky thing that you do that could be harming your and you may even be doing it at this moment. now.... hear what the nation's top heart doctors have to say.... about it. with more... here's abc's.... senior medical contributor.... dr. timothy johnson. s

the rally kicks off tomorrow night at the harley-davidson museum. bill davidson will be there to unveil kthe newest addition to the musuem. there's also live concerts, street parties and on sunday, the big g barbecue will be hosting a party on summerfest grounds. a back-to-school safety lesson you may want to your childr. that's nex also coming up, making a run for the border in search of a "more news now": when it comes to crossing a busy street, cell phones tend to distract children more than adults. researchers studied this issue using a simulator. they asked people of all ages to press a button when they felt it was safe to cross -- while they talked on a cell phone. all were distracted ... but children were slowest to react. experts stres phone safety should be part of back-to-school preps. outrage continues... after it was revealed the maker of the epipen has boosted the price of the device more than 500- percent since 2007.now, it turns out, that same epipen can be bought for a third of the price in canada. steve brown takes you across the bo

. >> next, a historic day for harley-davidson. the new engine revving up the latest line of russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for middle class kids would disappear. ron johnson's not for students. >> new at 6:00, harley-davidson is promising more power with an all tribute to the city, while fueling local jobs. >> it's a sound that will get harley fans motors revving. >> it's not every day we launch a new engine. >> the new milwaukee 8 engine honors harley's birthplace. about it why the number 8? >> the 8 portion comes from our four valves per cylinder times torque and better sound. >> mechanical noise is down, which gives us the opportunity to the tone

i'm tracy davidson. complete olympic coverage ahead, all morning long. first, let's get to meteorologist bill henley with a look at the neighborhood forecast, a look at conditions right where you live because it's different. >> even in philadelphia, a live view from center city, a view from the comcast center. we're in for lots of sunshine. in some spots, a cool start. andorra, manayunk, in the 60s0 right now while center city is 80 degrees, 77 in pensport and into the low 80s for chalfont, 73 in fox chase. humidity has come way down. the humidity will stay low. the temperature is warm, typical summer levels. delaware, the lehigh valley, mid to upper 80s with mostly sunny skies. lots of sunshine in new jersey, philadelphia warms to 88 degrees this afternoon. you'll even see warm temperatures at the shore, into the low 80s today. i'll go through the forecast for each of our areas hour by hour when i'm back in a few minutes. first, let's see how the traffic

. >> reporter: it was top of the sixth when umpire bob davidson called somebody out, someone, that no one expected. shocked spectators watched as davidson gestured above the giant dug out as a phillies fan. >> did he toss a fan out of the game. >> reporter: away he went out of the stadium. >> when do they ever throw somebody out of the game. >> reporter: it is rare but like most other venues citizens bank park has a guest code of conduct that prohibits interfering with other guest ability to enjoy the game using foul language or gestures, appearing to be intoxicated, otherwise disorderly or throwing objects on the field or within the ballpark. remember back in june when a fan threw a glass beer bottle at ryan howard is this yeah, not good. this situation is far different according to jeremy who identified himself as eject fan. >> honestly, i said nothing offensive. >> reporter: jeremy phone in the media partners at sports radio 94 wip as they discussed incident. >> i said hey, one guy had a bad haircut i know a good barber at 69th street. >> reporter: he assumed davidson mistook what

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>> davidson says the fan heckled him for two straight batters yelling all the way from 14 rows up.oked his actions drew plus from the crowd something he rarely here's here in philadelphia. >> it is now 4:57. still ahead on "action news," a 10-year-old boy from new jersey does not shy away from a teachable moment. more on a motivational speech that started with a pair of sneakers. >> a fiery crash ends a dramatic rescue involving a philadelphia police officer is a great story. we're live with more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ♪ ♪ 4 my country and how it all started out ♪ ♪ 4 the brave and every boy scout ♪ ♪ 4 doin' it yourself cuz you want it done right ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the top down - stars keep ya up at night ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 every one of our seventy-five years ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the wave - that's how we say 'cheers' ♪ ♪ that's how we live ♪ 4 by 4ever >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry.r wing when you say welcome to wednesday. >> welcome to wednesday, hump day! >> we start with meteorologist bill henley. >> the humidity is lower for most of the area and will be dropping as the day goes on. the low 60s in the suburbs, clear skies at king of prussia, cleared for sunshine and 76 degrees by 11:00. that being said, there are clouds and areas of fog. you can see it in the lehigh valley, in easton this morning. as the sun comes up, the temperatures will warm and the fog will disappear. we're

davidson says a man sitting 15 rows back was giving him a hard time if you davidson didn't act on ite fan started using foul lack wage. he asked to have the fanny joke and that is when he heard cheers from the phillies faithful. >> special guests are headed to city hall this morning. >> they come bearing gifts. tennis champion billy jean king and philadelphia freedoms world tennis team will be at city hall at 10:00 o'clock and presenting mayor jim kenney with the personalized freedoms jersey they play springfield laser tomorrow night at the pavilion at villanova. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live at long wood gardens with a look at their new exhibit opening up today, justin. >>> brooke, we have more on the release of the monsignor quick of the pedophile priest coming up, why he is out of prison now and heading for a new trial, jim. >>> then white house makes a big decision on drone deliveries we will tell you all about it. >>> good morning, wait until you step outside. i think you'll like it. low humidity. cooler than average temperatures. we will talk about how hon

museum.there will be live music and a special appearance by bill davidson himself.he will unveil the milwaukee-eight.. the newest addition to the museum. a traveling memorial honoring vietnam veterans is coming to germantown later this week. "the moving wall" display at the kennedy middle school athletic field this thursday through next monday. the wall is free for anyone to go and visit. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news now at 4:30 - here's a live look at current conditions across our area. temperatures have bounced back and so has the humidity. if you haven't done so already, you may want to close your windows and crank up the air conditoner. the warm weather and sticky conditions appear to be sticking around... at least for now.when will the dew points drop and comfortable conditions return??? meteorologist scott steele quiet start to the work week with some sun finally burning through the low level cloudiness and fog. temperatures have rebounded back into the 80s which is where's they've landed all but a couple days this month. in addition, the humidity level

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and start there, with a look at the first alert weather with a look at neighborhoods across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >> easton, 66 degrees at 7:00. by 10:00, 75 degrees. clear skies in the suburbs, 62. 67 in philadelphia. and upper 60s in delaware. warming into the 80s this afternoon. the temperatures coming up, the humidity as the day goes on coming down. look at this, mostly sunny skies for philadelphia, suburbs, the clouds will be thinning out in the lehigh valley and delaware. partly to mostly sunny skies, 81 degrees this afternoon. we go through the neighborhoods neighborhood by neighborhood and hour by hour. let's see how traffic is looking on a wednesday morning. jessica boyington standing by. >> good morning, everyone. we are pretty much watching construction at this early hour. this is the vine street expressway. our camera right around 24th street. not a car going by. that's because we have it closed in between broad

members over policy, leading to his dismissal according to sources and state representative margot davidson. >> absolutely forced out. >> reporter: school board had a different take announcing dunlap would be retiring, this comes after weeks of speculation about his future at upper darby. >> that is what got us in the mess. we were not informed of the superintendent was on leave, when reporters started to question where is our superintendent, weeks before school starts, they were told it was a personnel issue, he is on leave. >> reporter: davidson and sources say dunlap ran a foul of the board and said he had ambitious policies to remap elementary school boundaries to create equity and relief crowd nothing schools. it was claimed at last night's board meeting the education department and federal government are examining the issue. >> these are some real issues of discrimination, the need to be looked at and doctor dunlap was just a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: all day we have been trying to get a comment from upper darby school officials. i sent them this detailed e-mail with questions

home plate umpire bob davidson interrupted the game to make that call.n in to the play by play announcers. >> he is actually going to eject a fan. when was the last time you saw that happen? >> davidson says the fan heckled him for two straight batters yelling all the way from 14 rows up. davidson then joked his actions drew applause from the crowd something he says he he rarely hears here in philadelphia. >> this weekend fyi philly gives you some ideas of how to squeeze in some summer fun as labor day approaches. one stop is the new king of prussia mall expansion which is set to open in two weeks. our alicia vitarelli has a preview. >> ♪ >> reporter: this is a long time in the making, right. this expansion, this connection. >> it is. it's a two year project. >> reporter: on august 18 it will that officially be opened for business making a huge impact on the philadelphia shopping scene. >> the largest mall in the country in terms of the amount of square footage dedicated to retail and restaurant salessism okay, the largest mall in the country is here. th

then paul saved the day. >> davidson: i joined the mob to clear my dad of being set up in the police department. the hooker that i was in love with found out that i was working undercover. and i think i have a full beard, if i'm not mistaken.

as for the umpire bob davidson he's actually done this before.ack in 2010. fun at the old ballpark. at citizens bank park i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> it's not only in philly there. we go. >>> it was beautiful day for trip to the philadelphia zoo. >> yup. today a group of children got to check out all the animals free more than 100 kiddos with disabilities from variety club camp headed to the zoo. the children had fun feeding hippos and bears and giraffes vegetables they actually grew at camp. that's so cool. they also got to do face painting. had some fun with music and danced all part of the annual zoo day organized by first trust bank. >> they had per fact day for it. as we head back to your fox 29 weather authority. here's a live look along the ben franklin parkway it was a nice, dry, comfortable day across the region. we just want to bottle this. >> yes. >> kite kathy orr. >> wouldn't it be great if we can keep it till like december? >> yes. >> i know. sorry. >> sorry, can't do. wish i can. take look at these fair weather cumulus clouds

davidson says to make sure your child's backpack is balanced and has good padding. he thinks it could help prevent another case of the blues ... (singer) "when you've got the backpack blues. when you've got the backpack blues." star wars fans are mourning the loss of british actor kenny baker.. who starred as he was 81 years old. baker became a household name in 1977 when he took on the role of the robot in the first star wars film. he went on to appear in "the empire strikes back" and "return of the jedi," and also appeared in three "star wars" prequels. the actor's other films included "time bandits" and "flash gordon." bakers memory stays alive at a utah zoo... with an out-of one world birthday celebration.. the force is party. but the elephant refused to go to the darkside.. as part of the rebel alliance.. zuri knocked out the darth vader decorations. and she didn't even need a light sabor to do it. after becoming arch-enemies following nintendo's release of duck hunt in the 80's..... this pair has become quite the unlikely duo. how this dog and duck became b-f-

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harley-davidson is paying 15- million dollars... to settle charges it sold illegal devices allowing owners to exceed air pollution levels.the government said harley also made and sold more than 12-thousand motorcycles with the illegal racing tuners pre-installed on them.under the agreement, the milwaukee- based motorcycle maker said it will no longer sell the tuners. law enforcement state-wide is stepping up drunk driving enforcement starting today. agencies are combining resources for high visibility patrols during the 'drive sober or get pulled over day.according to the d-o-t there were nearly 24-thousand convictions for drunken driving last year in wisconsin. eddie bauer is working this morning to remove malware off regisiters at nearly 350 stores across the country. the clothing store suspects debit and credit cards used at its stores between january and july 17th this year may have been compromised by credit card thieves no word on how many customers were affected. if you're in search of a new... use smaller the better. prices

davidson says to make sure your child's backpack is balanced and has good padding. he also thinks another growing problem is posture when kids look at electronic devices. simone biles rakes in her third gold medal in the rio olympics and... jamaican sprinter usain bolt wins another record-setting title... and....with all of the online stores popping up....how is the future of shopping malls? just when fire crews felt confident the clayton fire a month after 9/11, i got a call from david and he told me he was going into the national guard. he was sent to iraq to be a gunner on a humvee. a car pulled up in the driveway and three soldiers got out, will stay with me the rest of my life. you have moments when you really don't want to live anymore, it's a fate that i would not wish on anybody, not anybody. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. ...wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, she probably... i would like to tell donald trump what it feels like, and i don't think that donald trump will ever understa

the umpire bob davidson this is actually happened with him before.h a fan out of game in milwaukee back in 2010 much lucy i'm actually going to be tonig tonight's game. it will be interesting to see the fans reaction as the umps specifically davidson are announced. >> looking forward to that, bruce. all right. philadelphia police officer hailed hero tonight after his quick thinking saved a man' live in matter of seconds. joel rice driving near broad street and bell feed avenue when he saw a car crash. rice rushed to one of the cars involved when he saw the driver slumped behind the wheel and unconscious. well, police say that rice got the driver out of that car in the nick of time. as soon as he did, that car well it did that's correct it burst into flames. the driver is in the hospital and authorities tell us he will be okay. >>> well the democratic national convention has left town, the donkeys are still here. but not for much longer. today local officials announcing the final results of the donkeys around town program and the scavenger hunt that w

i'm tracy davidson.utiful sunshine to start your day. let's get your first alert neighborhood forecast right where you live from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> we are enjoying sunshine for each of our locations and a cool morning. 60 degrees right now in new jersey while it's 68 degrees in philadelphia. see some scattered clouds in the suburbs. nothing more than scattered clouds today. 83 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. into the 80s for most areas. the one exception will be at the shore. 78 degrees this afternoon. tracy? >>> now let's check the roads. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is doing that for us. where are you watching, jessica. >> the platt bridge, big delays heading eastbound. sun glare as well. traffic almost at a standstill completely. no huge problems headed westbound. it's big eastbound delays. all morning we were seeing big delays on 422. we're just seeing residual delays left over from accident scenes that happened on the eastbound side. all leans are back hop. >>> a m

davidson is expected in court later today. >>> big storm in the area, incredible lightning. benjamin lincoln shared that via twitter. the rain highly variable. some areas were west of boulder, over 3 inches 93, lillington, and up through central denver and hen got progressively lighter north and east towards brighton and d.i.a. for us, today, a good start, good deal of sunshine through the morning and afternoon. we'll begin to see a build-up of clouds later in the day, touching right here 80 degrees. for the next three days, best chance for storms tomorrow will be in the western suburbs and in the foothills. then we'll have a round of storms move through friday mountain showdown during the first half of that game, which is right down here, mile high stadium. >> all right, marty, thank you much. >>> now to politics. this could be an interesting day. donald trump plans to meet with mexico's president today. he plans to stop in mexico city to meet president pena-nieto. one of the key points of the campaign, as you know, is his plan to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico an

sarah davidson is fighting algae. toxic blooms that have covered more than a dozen >> the last three years, the town trustees closed the pond during the summer to fishing, crabbing and swimming. >> reporter: enter the aquatic weed harvester. what some call a lawn mower on the water. >> i grew up on the lake and hate to see them die. >> reporter: the machine removes large algae from the pond. it's been pulling 18 yards a day five days a week since may. long island that need this help. >> reporter: researchers won't know until next summer if the harvester is working. residents felt it was a gamble worth taking. sarah davidson's nonprofit group raised close to $90,000 in private funds to lease the machine. >> part of it is really personal. you want to see the ponds you love you grew up with protected. >> reporter: the machine won't solve the larger problem, levels of nitrogen but the hope is it can slow down that growth before it chokes off the pond. >>> thanks for watching. stay with us as the news continues. >>> at 6:0

i'm katy zachry. >> i'm tracy davidson.right to meteorologist bill henley in the first alert neighborhood forecast. what are you looking at? >> we're seeing a nice start this morning. the temperatures are lower. the humidity will be dropping during the day. it's already more comfortable and we've got some sunshine. look at the suburbs, 60 degrees right now in the suburbs. warming into the 80s this afternoon. sunny skies for philadelphia, 84, low 80s in delaware. we're already seeing sunshine. you can see scattered clouds in the lehigh valley. those clouds will not last. neither will the ones in new jersey. thinning clouds and temperatures in the 80s inland at the shore. pretty good breeze blowing. it'll hold the temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. i'll go through the forecast hour by hour when i'm back in a few minutes. first, let's get an update on first alert traffic with jessica boyington. >> this is 295 around route 70. a 12-minute trip if you're headed southbound from 38 past 70 and up towards the black horse pike.

sauk prairie harley-davidson plans to close at the end of september.in a facebook post, the owner said the business' harley-davidson of madison, which he also owns.the sauk city location has been open for 37 years. it will close on september 30th. a south side business is reaching out to any nervous brides who might be worried about their photos -- after lightning hits it's buildingit happened at 5th and mineral during our stormy weather on tuesay.a fire started in the attic of the historic building. the owner and his wife heard neighbors telling them to get out we looked up and it was already smoldering in the attic and there was nothwe kind of amazing that it happened that way, but that's what happened.firefighters put out the fire quickly, but the flames damad everything inside.the owner says he has more than one copy of the files. the macc fund getting a big donation today from east town travel and the 'cruise 4 macc.' you may remember mike jacobs, our long time anchor here at today's tmj4, hosted the mediterranean cruise last travel presented the organization with a check for 10 t

joyce: harley-davidson has agreed to pay $15 million to pollution. federal environmental officials says certain racing tuners, sold by harley, caused motorcycles to emit higher than allowed levels of pollution. according to documents, harley-davidson manufactured and sold about 340,000 screamin' eagle tuners. users were then able to modify a motorcycle's emissions control system to increase power and performance. prosecutors say that sent out harmful air pollutants as nitrogen oxide. the heat continues. chief meteorologist mark baden does continue. 18 days in a row of 80 degrees or higher, first time ever that the month of august has gone this many days in a row. the old record with 16 days. the record is 22 for consecutive days. we will get there tomorrow, but then it becomes questionable. i don't think we will get to the record. last year, we got 19 days in a row. it that will continue, lots of pollution along the lakeshore. 81 at 7:00, fairly benign conditions, temperatures staying warm as we had throughout the night, and again, close to 90 degree

harley davidson will spend $3 million to mitigate air pollution. all of these headlines just crossing from the department of justice. you can see harley is coming back now only down only three quarters of a percent. >> who makes these devices? thanks. let's check in on the bloomberg first news. >> good morning. it is a big first for uber. robotic cars hit the streets of pittsburgh early this month. . investment customers will summon self driving cars from the smartphones. for now, it will be supervised by humans in the driver seat. the vehicles are specially modified volvo suv's fitted with dozens of cameras, radar, sensors. $400 million in cash the obama administration provided to iran. the u.s. would not let the iranians take control of the swiss plane carrying three free americans took off from to run -- from tehran. says the euroz area should split up if it cannot assess itself properly. couldmical will divorce provide the continent into two or three currency areas. >> of course, a divorce will not be easy. >> but how difficult? >> it can be do

am low: 65 high: 78 dewpoint: 66 wind: ese harley davidson-- l its newest product line. they unveiled its new engine yesterday. it's called "milwaukee 8." general manager randy christianson says the name is a tribute both to the company's milwaukee history and to the engine's structure. "we're proud to build that engine right here just outside of milwaukee in menomonee falls. the eight really derives from having four valves per cylinder, which is an improvement for us and certainly a first for harley davidson." christianson says they've spent the new product, which is available in dealers this week. ahead at five: search and rescue efforts are underway in central italy after a deadly earthquake overnight. we're taking a look at the rubble left behind. and then at six... storms are on their way to south east wisconsin. rob haswell has the latest on our risk of severe weather. what has these troopers singing? the story behind their viral carpool t-rex can fly! a tyrannosaurus-rex was loaded onto a flight at chicago's o'hare airport-- heading to the netherlands. its sendoff

then paul saved the day. >> davidson: i joined the mob to clear my dad of being set up in the policeartment. the hooker that i was in love with found out that i was working undercover. and i think i have a full beard, if i'm not mistaken. >> leblanc: michael and lauren

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm pamela osborne. we're in for another nice day. get right to meteorologist bill henley in the neighborhood forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, pa mela, lots

i'm tracy davidson. complete olympic coverage all morning long. let's start with the steamy forecast. bill henley with his first neighborhood forecast. you said it was coming. and it's here. >> you can feel it. you walk out the door. you open the window, it is steamy this morning. and the temperatures are running 5 to 15 degrees warmer at this time. 77 degrees in philadelphia. middle 70s for the suburbs and new jersey. you see scattered clouds and delaware. we should be ten degrees cooler this time of year at this time of day. afternoon temperatures will be warming into the upper 80s and low 90s. a little warmer than yesterday and steamier. 92 degrees in philadelphia will feel like the upper 90s this afternoon. steamy conditions. mostly sunny skies. just a chance for a shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon. that's a possibility in the lehigh valley, as well. new jersey in the low 90s. at the shore, sunshine and 83 degrees this afternoon. i'll go through this forecast hour-by-hour. back in a few minutes. let's get to jessica boyington. >> the

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm lauren mayk. let's go to bill henley with the "first alert" neighborhood weather. good morning, bill. >> good morning, lauren. back in the 60s, though, not as cool as it has been, the cool spot, lehigh valley, where there's scattered clouds. that's a live view from easton. warm temperatures up into the 80s by late this morning. 72 degrees at 8:00. with that warmer weather will come more humidity. even a chance of a late day shower in the lehigh valley. rest of the area most likely stays dry. definitely warmer. additional humidity, it will feel like lower 90s for philadelphia. and look at the warmup for delaware. there's that chance breezy, too. a look at the forecast hour by hour. we'll see when the showers are likely to pop-up. >> just a few moments ago, we had an accident scene that cleared out of the way around girard avenue and headed eastbound. no problems or delays because of that. everything is moved out of the way. we do have the left lane blocked. all lanes getting by. eastbound on the sc

. >> reporter: southeast harley-davidson on aurora road in bedford heights. we got here just as employees this place was closed on saturday after a co-worker was killed here at the intersection of solon and richmond roads. first, there was an accident where police say a 29-year-old man from north ridgeville ran a will red light, hitting 53-year-old deborah pearl's car. police say then for some reason that man grabbed a shotgun and shot pearl. >> all i saw was her door open. and i'm thinking, wow, was she trying to get out of her car, is you know, what happened? >> reporter: pearl's husband told people on the scene his wife was on her way to work here at the diner inside the harley-davidson dealership. >> a man pulls up and comes to the tape next to us and he starts breaking down crying and we were like, sir, are you okay. and he said "that is my wife's car, she was on her way to work this morning." he left. >> reporter: co-workers here were so stunned they said they couldn't be interviewed on camera. a manager told me that debby, as he called her, was everyon

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i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm pamela osborne. a nice cool start to the morning today. let's start with meteorologist bill henley with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. bill? >> it does feel better this morning. the temperatures have droppedç into the 60s and 70s. humidity is dropping, too, after showers and thunderstorms last night have cleared the area. starting to see some of the light of the day. we're about 45 minutes away from sunrise this morning. 72 degrees in the suburbs. there's still time for the temperatures to drop a bit more. some readings are already in the 60s. for example, look at the lehigh valley. at 68 degrees and 70 degrees in delaware. a quick warmup, near 90 this afternoon for philadelphia and the suburbs. mostly sunny skies. you'll see sunshine in delaware, 88 degrees in the lehigh valley, 89. there will be clouds developing in parts of new jersey but you'll get a mostly to partny sunny day. shower inland is possible at the shore. i think it stays dry. in fact, the showers from last night are al

. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we've issued a "first alert" now through sunday because of the weather that our area will be dealing with. let's begin with bill henley with the "first alert" neighborhood weather. >> steamy outside. the temperatures are going to soar for philadelphia, suburbs and delaware, dangerous heat today to sunday. we're talking very hot and humid conditions. feels like temperatures of 100 to 110. along that with, the air quality is coming down. this morning, we're seeing plenty of clouds in the area. not much in the way of showers. just a sprinkle or two moving through chester county. and just to the west, coatesville, you can see the showers are starting to fall apart. most of the day will be shower-free. this morning we'll be muggy from temperatures upper 70s to low 80s and warm into the 90s. lehigh valley, 77 degrees. delaware, 79 degrees right now. 93 degrees for delaware. 91 this afternoon. lehigh valley, a look at the temperatures for philadelphia and the suburbs soaring this afternoon w

liz: harley davidson, the u.s.lings to say that violating the clean air act comic using harley davidson is selling motorcycles who cheat on emissions test similar to what volkswagen was accused of. now the government, the epa in the background going after harley david been in a big way. train to down 7%. let's get to the election. hillary's running mate, tim kaine, once said cheating politicians should resign and i would include bill clinton. here is the quote from 2002. if the allegations are true, you should definitely resign. that is an intolerable way to treat women and not something that they should be dragged through. king was asked about those comments in an interview with a local station in iowa. the sin of this. roll tape. >> i had some kind of disappointment back then. that is now 20 years old. was it really not the time and now i think about what we do to help this country be strong. the past controversies don't have anything to do with that question. stuart: what a way to treat women. that was 20 years

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema.we'll get a little break in the weather today. not a lot but i thil we'll be able to notice it. let's start off with meteorologist bill henley. >> low 80s for philadelphia. a muggy morning in the suburbs and new jersey, middle 70s right now. the humidity will be dropping during the day today. and the temperatures won't be as extreme as they have been. that 80 degrees will warm into the very low 90s for philadelphia. and as the day goes on, drier air will be flowing in on northwesterly wind. that will make a real difference this afternoon, especially in the suburbs and the lehigh valley. but it will reach into new jersey as well. 90 degrees for inland areas, upper 80s at the shore. delaware warms to 91 degrees this afternoon. no showers or thunderstorms during the day today. i'm tracking the next chance of them moving back into the area. i'll take a look at that when i'm back in a few minutes. let's find out how traffic is moving right now. jessica boyington has an update from the first

. >>> harley davidson is now in a hot seat. >> this has been dragging out for a while.y davidson agreed to pay 5 $15 million to settle charges it violated the u.s. clean air act. the federal epa complaint charges harley davidson sold nearly 340,000 super tuners for motorcyc motorcycles. the suit says the tuners emit more pollution than the company claimed under its epa certification. they give motorcycles more power and performance and alter emission controls. harley disagrees the tuners violate the law. the company says the devices are allowed and intended only for use in motorcycle racing. >>> t-mobile announced today it's doing away with contracts and giving everybody unlimited data. an hour later, sprint came out with its own unlimited plan. t-mobile's unlimited data voice and texting wilkos $70 for one line, 1$120 for two and 2$20 mo for each additional line after that. sprint is offering a similar deal with slightly different pri pricing, $60 for a single line, additional $40 for the second line and $30 there after. it could be only matter of time before the other

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i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson.'s begin with meteorologist bill henley with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. bill, what are you seeing this morning? >> we're seeing enough sunshine to warm temperatures into the 80s this afternoon. we'll see that sunshine. it will be nice and bright now. with the sun not up yet, the temperatures have cooled down, 76 degrees in philadelphia. 88 degrees this afternoon. look at the suburbs, 85 degrees for west chester. lots of sunshine for lansdale and the lehigh valley, into the 80s this afternoon. new jersey will see plenty of sunshine. a few scattered clouds at times. 86 in trenton. at the shore, into the lower 80s today while smyrna is into the upper 80s this afternoon. that's today. there's the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we'll go through today's forecast hour by hour when i'm back in a few minutes, first, an update with jessica boyington. >> we're starting off on 95. first problem of the morning. this is an accident scene around the blue route and h

after the guy left davidson said he heard something unusual for an up fire south philly. cheers from the fans. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> another amazing night at another ballpark for one little boy. we'll show you why it was so special for this boy. justin? >> oh, that looks like fun. well, this morning we woke up with temperatures in the 50's and 60s, setting up for a nice afternoon. but all talk about when the typical summertime heat returns coming up in eyewitness weather. >>> welcome back, monsoon storms rolled through phoenix, arizona causing flashflooding and water rescues. an elderly woman was pulled from her car after being trapped in the middle of a flooded highway, fortunately, she's okay. another driver misjudged the rising water and got stuck, with no where to go. >>> when that comes in, fast. >> oh, yes. >> not used to, that and flooding one of the leading weather killers, heat tumuli number one, flooding number two. >> even little watt kerr sweep away a car. >> exactly. fast moving water, it's gone. no rain for us today. next couple of d

. >> i'm tracy davidson. 81 degrees outside. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. storms overnight. >> they have cleared out. they are watching the clouds thin out. the humidity still elevated. we will see a change during the day. it's not going to be as hot as it has been. here's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may. flags are blowing. the winds shift today. that will make all the difference in the world bringing the humidity down during the day today. you still have to deal with the steaminess this morning. it is in the very low 80s right now in philadelphia. normally this time of year, our temperatures would be in the 60s. you'll need your sunglasses today. you will not need your umbrella. but the next chance to use it, really not that far away. i'll take a look at that when i'm back in just a few minutes. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> thanks, bill. we're watching the schuylkill expressway this morning. our cameras right around

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema.thought yesterday was nice and it was, today may be better if that's possible. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. bill? >> you're splitting hairs but it will the another nice day today. 64 degrees right now. that's in the city. look at the 50s for the rest of the air yab the suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley with clear skies and delaware. the skies are starting to lighten up over wilmington. 58 des.