. >> good morning to you steve, we've a decent morning on the road. you can see traffic is moving well, no delays on to the bridge. i-80 north and southbound, roadwork on i-80 oakland. there's closures in the east bay. 580 was closed. no problems when it comes to delays. 880 south it is a nice looking drive. >>> let's go back to the desk. >>> this morning we're learning more about the gun that was used to kill katherine steinle. it longed to a federal agent. the fun which was not the agent's service weapon was reported stolen in a car burglary in san francisco downtown area. what do you plea. >> no guilty. he has admitted to firing the gun he pled not guilty to the charge of murder. the public defender says he only has a second grade education. court observers said he did not grasp the proceeding and kept saying in spanish i'm not guilty. >> we confirm he did not know kate steinle and didn't want her to be harmed. >> sanchez is accused of firing a gun last wednesday night. it hit katz runner -- katherine steinle. he is scheduled to return to court on

. >> yes, one day, tomorrow will be a decent day. showers offshore from ocean city.k delays on the beach. showers west of richmond, and an isolated shower northwest of winchester, and the problem tonight is fog. we have dense fog already, vizzibility down to one-half -- visibility down to one-half mile, and king george, cull pepper, already some fog advisories, and it could cover other parts of metro. so our day planner, sunday, some early fog, start near 70 in town, close to the 60s in the coldest spots. looks like a decrept day with a -- decent day with a mechanics of sun and -- mix of sun and clouds. a shower later in the day in the valley, and monday is a yellow alert day. more on that in a few minutes. >>> thank you, well police remain on high alert cross the nation as people celebrate the nation's independence. extra security measures here and around the country to keep people safe. here's more from new york. >> reporter: fireworks lit up the night sky over the east river in new york city, an estimated 3 million spectators didn't let a terror threat warning rai

still a decent breeze for some. bodega bay came way down. everyone else holding steady at 60-62. 50s and 60s on the temps. 54 santa rosa. a little cool there. the breeze has been coming

and what do you mean you are a decent reader of emotions? first of all, there is nothing decent about you. absolutely nothing. all right? and secondly, knocked-out-and-snoring is not an emotion. (laughter) all right. now, this deposition was not the first time cosby boldly just explained to us what he was doing. check out this "spanish fly" routine from 1969. this was from his comedy act. >> you know anything about spanish fly? well, there's this girl -- crazy mary -- you put some in her drink, man. she's like ahhh. (laughter) go to a party, see five girls standing alone. boy, in i had a whole jug of spanish fly, i'd light that corner up over there. [ audience ohs ] (laughter) >> larry: this was 15 years before "the cosby show" was even on the air. this wasn't a red flag. this was a huge cosby sweater pattern flag. (laughter) right? wait, hold on. (applause) and even on "the cosby show," he talked about spiking the barbecue sauce. >> haven't you ever noticed after people have some of my barbecue sauce, after a while, when it kicks in, they g

today in america, with dreams of college and a decent paying job and a secure retirement slipping beyondhe reach of so many, the american dream seems for so many of us to be hanging by a thread. yet, for america, there is always a yet, and the final thread that holds us might be the strongest. it is the threat of generosity compassion, and love that brings us together as one american people. [applause] gov. omalley: for over 200 years, we have been the architect of our own future. now, we must build a new. my father and mother, tommy barbara o'malley were born in the great depression and they grew up to be part of that great generation of americans that won the second world war. my dad flew 33 missions over japan in a b22, and went on to college only because of the g.i. bill. my mother, herself, flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17. [applause] gov. omalley: they raised their children, the six of us to a secure middle-class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation. they would never accept the notion that somehow theirs was the greatest generatio

a decent breeze is in place today, that low moon, that's picking up that breeze. it's an on shore breeze west san jose, that's the direction winds coming from hayward west, and that's going to give a cooler path for inland areas waiting for the low to move inland it's still back here you can see the cloud cover rapping back into that. as that moving in that's going to help destabilize the atmosphere, the days are still relatively long and the angle of the sun is high. that's going to give us partly sunny and mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon. i think the best bet for anything for us will be tomorrow. lake county is in the mix today, 70s and 80s, very few 80s, though, a lot of 60s an 70s, well below normal inland, which is about 68-72, but inland most locations should be about 85 or 86 that will not be the case today. a little rebound except for night morning fog on the weekend. >> all right. >> okay. >> sounds good. >> there you go,. >> thank you so much. >> it is 4:50 right now. david lee heading to the boston celtics the warriors all star traded yesterday. th

decent pitch too.t's not a real big ballpark but he got enough of it to get it out. >> the oakland a's steven vote he got in the game but struck out once. gray attended the game but didn't pitch since he started last sunday. he had to rest. >>> time is 5:26. proposal for new safety requirements in berkeley after that deadly balcony collapse. the decision made late last night during a packed city council meeting. >> plus it's a dangerous habit that a lot of drivers in california just can't seem to get away from. we'll tell you about troubling new numbers that show a big increase in the number of people using their cell phones beline the -- behind the wheel. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. we have major problems on bart. it's wednesday, morning july 15th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. boy, we seem to have had a lot of really big traffic issues. we will get to sal in a second. quick weather first. >> quick weather. we do have low clouds that will

a decent start, it looks like a bigger fog bank and more of a breeze. we'll see how it translates into temperature this afternoon. >>> welcome back. what witnesses say they heard moments before the buildings went up in flames. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm pam cook. we'll get to that top story in just a second. first we want to check in with steve. it looks a little more like a summer pattern. >> it does. we do have the usual fog and low clouds. it looks to be more today than we had yesterday. as

>>> we are looking at a decent commute. traffic is moving along pretty well. there are no major problems heading out to the mccarthur maze. as you can see here on the east shore freeway it is a nice looking drive and no problems there. let's move along and take a look at bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have a problem yet. the metering lights don't come on until 5:30 or so. between 5:30 and 5:40. as we look at the east bay southbound 680 looks good from don card all the way -- from concord all the way to dublin. >>> we continue to cover that breaking news this morning. the nuclear deal with iran has been reached by negotiators in vienna. president obama spoke about the agreement just about an hour ago from the white house. >> this deal meets every single one of the bottom lines we established. every pathway to a nuclear weapon is cut off. >> the agreement contains provisions to keep eastern ever it provides for inspections of iranian facilities. we're going to continue to provide coverage. >>> time is 5:02. there has been an arrest this connection with a kidnap

that means a decent amount of sunshine this afternoon. the wider view this is the feature here that will bring spotty thunderstorms to the area tomorrow and tuesday here's the trailing cold front that will bring numerous showers and thunderstorms come wednesday. we don't need to see any more rain. since june 1, millville over 400% of normal. 1.4 inches of rain. atlantic city more than 10. philadelphia 9. allentown, 8 inches of rain. we've seen a tremendous amount of rainfall over the last 30 days or so. unfortunately we have more to go in the forecast. future tracker 6 no weather issues out there. tomorrow morning patchy fog. otherwise it's a day featuring clouds and sun similar to today. lay in the afternoon we could pick up spotty thunderstorms that could produce a drenching downpour. only 20% of us will see them tomorrow. the coverage becomes extensive as we get into tuesday, you can see how much activity we'll see tuesday afternoon, it will be more sweating into wednesday. we have a good shot of seeing wet weather over the next couple

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doug: decent weather over the weekend, too. like to start the weather cast sometimes with the time lapses. beautiful summary of the day looking to the clouds. this is courtesy of the weather bug camera in virginia. a beautiful sky. sprinkles here and there. this is a great cloud watching day because of the colder air that comes in overhead to help form interesting looking clouds. it has resulted in showers. through fairfax county and headed south to dale city. just moving east of clifton right now. they are about finished. in the next hour out of the area and we'll commence to cloud-clearing and pleasant evening. 82 in hagerstown and fredericks maryland. we would have cleared out a long tile ago except for a system off the coast of new jersey. it will clear out. the result is cool temperatures. comfortable and clear skies, 60's across the area. this is the area of low pressure moving out to sea spinning to the coast to keep the clouds and rain along the coastline. had it moved quickly, it would have allowed the cold front move

heading outside, sky6 live hd shows you we have a decent start with sun up over the horizon and we'll see a sun and clouds mix through the day. 67 degrees to start out in philadelphia. the dewpoint, 62 a tad humid winds light at 3 miles per hour. satellite shows you how we're starting out sunny and clouds sweep through. overall we'll call it partly sunny and warm with high temperatures in the low 80s in most neighborhoods. 79 by 11:00. 83 is the high we'll hit it at 3:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region up in the lehigh valley on or about 80. same thing in reading and trenton and lancaster. 83 in philadelphia and wilmington, down the shore today upper 70s there's the chance of rip currents in the water again at the shore today so be careful. for the 4th of july, here's the change. we have a frontal boundary to the south. looks like a wave of low pressure will be pushing off the coast during the day. the flow around will produce a lot of cloud cover the way things are looking now and holding the temperature back to 75 degrees, the big problem is scattered showers are possible.

kasich did a decent job in ohio. bush did a decent job in florida. perry did a decent job in texas. did a good job with your company. the reason people are coming to you is you are the anti politician. but that's a double edged sword because you can't alien nate the establishment totally, can you? >> you know, the funny thing is that i would really not. if i win i will tell you i will get along with people. and you know me for a long time bill, do i get along with people. i deal with foreign countries. i made a lot of money dealing with china. i made a lot of money dealing with many other countries. i have a great relationship in a business week poll, they said who do you most prefer -- you know, they talked about the differential things that the chinese want. one of the things is anything trump. i mean, and i hit them very hard because their leaders are much smarter. more capable, much more competent than ours and they pete us all the time. i hit them hard and let people know that. >> you certainly hit them hard. >> they still like me which is sort of an amazing thing right? >> you

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we've got a decent amount of sunshine on off to the south, you can see that 83 down in fredericksburg. well it is 81 here in washington, excuse me. quite cozy, comfortable in the mountains. got 61 degrees in oakland, midday and july. a little haze out there, a little smoke. we'll talk about that in a moment. and it is still quite muggy. those winds are south at 8 miles an hour. thursday that day in may that we have never had while the humidity is back. for the afternoon, it will be mid to upper 80s, near 90. and even they seem to be warmer, but also the threat for the isolated showers and storms, then late in the afternoon and then tonight, partly to mostly cloudy in the mid-70s on their way down to the 60s and low 70s for your thursday morning. big picture for you. this is what hit us last night. you see how quickly? they are having showers there. big storms are coming out of missouri affecting areas here as they will get hit hard for the afternoon. and we're going to watch that for the severe threat and isolated threats for us. but as i said smoke in the air, the big fires are going

we're off to a decent start, you can take a look at satellite.here's no rain, and clouds are increasing, some of the showers to the west will filter in the region. most of them will be in south jersey and

standard of living with decent jobs and income. we need leadership now, that is prepared to take on the billionaire class. i know that sounds kind of scary. but, what we have right now, not everybody agrees with me. in my view we have a small number of people, with incredible wealth and power. who, not only have a huge control of the economy. but as a result of citizens united, have a huge control of the political process. how would you define a political system, in which one family the koch brothers own about $85 billion. they spent more money on this election cycle than either the democratic or republican party. one family. is that a democracy to you? it is not. it is an oligarchy. what we have got to do is really the american people, to say enough is enough. this is the wealthiest country in the history of the world. we can provide health care and a decent standard of living to all of our people. but in order to a copper's that, we cannot be naive. -- in order to congress that. this is not about electing bernie sanders. i can do

so it is still decent day. we have 78 percent relative humidity. it could be worse. 72 degrees, as we get started with sunrise official at 5:43. >> this morning. >> satellite and radar picture, shows us very little if anything little area of showers, moving into sussex county delaware, in big deal. we have sunshine in it but increasing cloud as the the day goes a along. lower 70's, 84 degrees by lunchtime and we should top off at 87 on this mild, monday, and i think we can handle. that of course, we hope you have a great weekend. 5:29. now time to check traffic. bob kelly isn't here this week. so we will take care of things here schuylkill expressway, right here at route 202, it looks like more volume out here this morning. no problems on that roadway and now we will look over to the vine street express waste it looks like condition trucks has been lifted through the morning and everybody is moving along okay. in west philadelphia we have another water main break and we have been having a lot of those lately. this is a at 52nd street between west m

decent drizzle, on shore wind. in it's all because of this little low. we talked about it last week. it's taking its sweet time getting here. low clouds over night into this morning. morning drizzle early this week. partly cloudy and maybe some shower activity around wednesday into thursday. more likely north and east of us but it will be close. 60s on the temps or 50s. not the 70s we had. water temps are very strong. west at concord. west at napa. so that means the water temps even though they are very warm i mean they have come way up 28- 62. #r 40s and 80s on the temp. this low will play into your weather be it will trigger. 70s and 80s for some but not the 90s. not the 100s. water temps are very warm. over night lows by the coast are not that cold. a lot of low clouds and drizzle. we will continue this clouding. glum i agree with him. >> i agree it was a little tough to sleep last week. >> all right. >>> 4:49 is the time. east bay homeowners can get a deal on hardware that helps save water. ace hardware store launched a 20% fail on all drought relate

. >> that is right and it will be a decent day, we hope. it is a monday, of course. we will go and we will tell you why with a eight out of ten because we have increasing cloud and humidity today but still as we said decent day. where is bus stop budd think week? he is hanging out by the pool, in the backyard at home, it is a mild start today. you will need that sun screen even with some cloud around, the most sunny part of the day will be early part of the day. temperatures in the 60's and 70's right now. 72 degrees in philadelphia this view from our vantage point in olde city shows you the the mix of sun and cloud relative humidity at 78 percent right now and there is a satellite radar picture. might be a little shower down in sussex county, delaware but we're not seeing anything happen here except increasing clouds throughout the day. 87 degrees our high. seventy our low. we do expect some showers, late probably, more likely after midnight, but, probably after dark. so there is a look at your fox cast for today and we've got some unsettled weather in the seven day

we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine. yesterday was not that bad, we had a two hour period of showers that pushed through the area. jersey shore saw sunshine from start to finish. it wasn't that bad at all. not too much going on across south jersey and delaware, looks like these areas are in the clear. the far western suburbs are getting out toward central pennsylvania. we're starting to see issues right now. reading down the to -- to a half mile. allentown, 62. reading are 63. poconos, 60 degrees, decent amount of sunshine, morning fog sun and clouds the rest of the way, lunchtime 81. # p.m., 86. we're forecasting a warmer high of 87. the sun will set around 8:33. it's a nice finish to the weekend, turning warmer in the forecast showers and thunderstorms, the drenching downpours return. i'll let you know when in just a bit. >> firefighters had to rescue several people trapped in a burning home on the ocean city boardwalk. the action cam was on the scene at saint charles place. the homeowner discovered the fire. >> the ho

by 6:00, 7:00, the model has these coming in a fairly decent organized line west of philadelphia and passing throw and not getting out of here until 10:00 p.m. tonight with residual showers behind that. the problem with the storms late today and this evening is many fold but especially severe qualities. dangerous lightning from strong thunderstorms today and tonight. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. that means you could wind up with trees down and property damage. flooding downpours an issue and there might be weak rotation involved northwestern suburbs would have the best chance of that and that means an outside tornado in spots couldn't guard tee it, but it would not be out of the question. in the lehigh valley, strong evening thunderstorm, warm and humid, otherwise. down the shore 84 degrees is the high, warm and humid conditions with an evening thunderstorm more than likely. during the day you're okay. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a philadelphia high of 89 degrees, very humid and those afternoon late day and evening thunderstorms which could pack a power

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interim make a decision beyond that by a department by department basis it would probably take a decent amateur of ramp up northbound understanding all the classifications and certainly ms. ryan and other folks you might look to for help the departmental heads i guess but there would be sort of a ramp up in understanding the department and the duties that sort of thing that's not much of an answer i'm sorry it is a decent amount of work. >> it is something to think about i'll agree with some of the other comments that there are detail to be sh8g9s and meetings with the units and get that interaction so we do this in a way that works for everybody. >> certainly one the things the commission can consider you know with the substance of the proposal as we put is it there the process for requesting compelling circumstances there could be a dignities to sort of how the process you think folds as we go forward with it for this year or wait until folks go have kind of addressed this issue for filing and that sort of thing. >> i also have a question for it manage about big deal to protect inform

behind the high clouds looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan, lots of clouds everywhere and a decenthe region, we thought most of the rain would be over south jersey and delaware we did get a sprinkle in philadelphia for a while that is the case. there is quite a bit off the coast and it would be a good idea not to take the stroll on the boardwalk before it get as way from you. there does look like there is a chance to die down later on as we look outside we have basically cloudy skies across the region this is fairmount parka cross the river now is he still getting me reports and i'm a weather guy your temperature is 73 degrees, winds from the northwest not all that strong at 8 miles per hour, 77 in allen allentown and reading and it's warmer up north and the clouds are thicker here and the farther north you go and the farther away you are the warmer it is. we think we'll be able to bounce up a bit through the afternoon and get up into the low 80s, 52 in philadelphia your dew points and anything over 60 is considered humid this is not all that humid you go down to the shore, and it'

tomorrow pretty decent day, a chance of a shower saturday more moisture moves in. we are going to keep that rain chance up for your holiday weekend. for tomorrow morning, we'll be starting off dry, humid, 8:00 a.m., 70 degrees. and by noon temperatures around 77 degrees, and we'll see that mix of clouds and sun through the area. again, i'm tracking the rain chances for your saturday. closer look at the timing of it what you can expect from the poconos to the shore, that's straight ahead. >> there are changes tomorrow if you ride septa. buses, subway and trolley schedules are all normal. then on saturday the fourth there will be extra trains buses and other transit options, late night to handle the crowds after the fireworks on the parkway. >> patco is on a holiday schedule. there will be fewer trains tomorrow, and saturday there will be trains every 15 minutes at 7:00 a.m. and just before midnight midnight. >>> good samaritans try to save the life of a driver after this crash on the boulevard. this is video sent by phillip vosser man. other drivers pulled the victi

cape may, we're seeing hazy conditions across the shore but today will be a decent day.more rain in the forecast for tomorrow. those details coming up jessica. >> looking live right now at 78 in the lehigh valley. right around 22. some people have to go to work today. we're looking fine in both directions heading down the shore or have outdoor plans, we'll get you there, coming up. >>> i'm katy zachry live along the ben franklin parkway with a preview of all of philadelphia's july fourth festivities. 500,000 people are expected in this area. i talked with philadelphia police about how they're going to keep people safe. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> a nicetown neighborhood riddled with bullets in a robbery gone bad. what philadelphia police say one victim did that may have sparked a gun battle. >> posing post-crime, the pictures one robbery victim found on his computer days after his phone was stolen. >> we are counting down to the fourth of july. here's a live look over the ben franklin parkway in center city. we are looking ahead to the festivities and tracking rain for

90s for the high temperatures by 3:00 o'clock and still well into the 90s at 6:00 o'clock with the decent amount of sunshine and how about this? 95 very hot and humid for f upper 80s at the shore as well as the poconos. the humidity conditions we'll talk about storm chances as well in the seven day coming up in a few more minutes. natasha, back to you. >> justin, thanks. see you soon. >>> new details in the murder of a drexel graduate. philadelphia police are investigating a possible break in this case tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live at police headquarters with the latest. steve? >> reporter: natasha today philadelphia police announced they have a person of interest in custody and now in questioning in relation to the murder of 27-year-old jasmine wright. now, while this does not mean they have an arrest in the case, we took this information to the neighborhood where wright was beaten strangled and murdered. neighbors there now hoping this new information means justice is close at hand. among the other memorial items scattered along the stoop where she lived an

other than the lone shower, a decent evening is coming our way.ernoon. i think a better chance on monday. monday may need to be a yellow alert day for storms. then we may go yellow alert for storms, where mid to upper 90s are headed this way. right now, high pressure is in control, keeping things relatively quiet. but as it slides off to the east, we're going to see the winds become southerly. that's going to increase humidity. for sunday on the future cast, here we're at lunchtime, still relatively quiet. isolated showers here and there, potentially better chance for a few heavier ones sunday night, even overnight sunday night. then monday, a scattering of showers and storms, especially in the afternoon. that's when i'm thinking monday may need to be a yellow alert day. looking at the forecast for tonight, that stray shower, otherwise partly cloudy and just a tad warmer than last night. mid-60s in had the cool spot to 74 in town. for tomorrow, partly sunny in the morning, 70s and 80s. a rapid warmup. then the isolated storms in the afternoon. 89

with some sunshine, it is for the most part pretty decent pool day. we also expect again to see shower or thunderstorm, a lodge the way, one of the days keep your ears perk if you're outside trying to enjoy maybe cooling off and taking nice long dip vittoria. >> doesn't that sound nice? >> in my mind. >> thanks, katie. good morning everyone, right now traveling on the roads construction out there you want to be minds full of. on the vine street expressway there is would be ongoing for quite sometime. let's get outside talk about first the talcony palmyra bridge now up for passing ship so if you are traveling or trying to travel 73, this will set you back right now we will let you know when it does get put back down. by the likes of it, looks lick there is a ship right there. we continue to keep you updated. again, 73 closed, use one of the other bridges, betsy ross you can do that just as easily, now the vine street expressway, looks pretty quiet, should right now because in either direction of the vine street expressway, it is closed, between broad s

but i don't think that we have decent people.they didn't have a problem deceiving the greek people or the european partners, so i expect them to resign and be taken out of office. >> wait a minute, this is a government that was democratically leaked and this government was elected in an anti-austerity wave. so what's your problem with the government? and maybe it's something in the strategy it has used to try to strike a better deal here? what's going on? >> well, the government was elected with the idea of getting a better deal within europe. and it completely failed that. after five months of negotiations, it failed. and it brings a referendum which leads out of europe, and it supports the position which would lead greece out of the europe. i don't know if they do this intentionally or out of searing confidence, but one way or the other, they have failed. and if the people vote yes they should have the decency to resign. you cannot have a popular vote against you and still remain as the government. what kind of laws are they go

there are good and decent people who are concerned about the numbers. the numbers of the folks who are not working and unemployment is down but labor participation rate is also down. so as a consequence you have good, decent people who are concerned about public policy issues that kasich is going to have to make the case if he, in fact, is swimming against the grain. that's what primaries are for. john is -- at times he can be edgy and at times he can be the compassionate person that you heard speaking about his family, speaking about the poor, but at the end of the day, people are going to want to know what are you going to do to get the economy growing at a rate that we can get the labor participation rate back up. what are you doing to make sure that we're fighting global terrorism, that we're protecting the integrity of our borders. >> okay. >> so this is what primaries for. >> thank you, ken blackwell for coming on. next mr. insult, will it be donald rickles or donald trump? we've rounded up our best insults from trump. when a moment spontaneously

it should be a decent commute for you. if you're on 680 from the benicia bridge to the walnut creek interchange, it's a very nice drive. you're also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, that traffic is light. you can tell more people are showing up but you can get a nice commute into san francisco. look at the east bay map now. there is not a lot going on. you can see a little bit of yellow, not a lot of red. at 5:17 let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> we do have big changes today. a couple things going on. tropical clouds and also pretty good fog bank and a screaming delta breeze equals cooler pattern for well inland today. it looks like this will continue into next week. i also have a hurricane i want to give you a heads up on. that is guillermo. it's moving northwest at 16 miles an hour. wind is 80 miles an hour. it will not move toward the hawaiian islands until late tuesday or wednesday but most of the forecast tracks take it that direction. nothing this weekend. you are all right this weekend but maybe next

evening and it's going to turn out to be a pretty decent friday as well. clouds are now clearing the areas still a few clouds hanging on down the shore. further to the north and west of the city clear skies at the moment and that will continue we're expecting nothing but sun across the board and a beautiful deep blue sky for friday. 78 degrees is the temperature at the moment at the airport. 75 degrees in millville and in trenton. cooler mount pock know 66 there. reading at 77 and you can see the dry air sweeping in so we'll seeing aqua shading that's the moist air in the atmosphere. looking at a water vapor loop. this is the dry area sweeping in behind the front. you can see still kind of hanging on to the sticky stuff here but that dry air is pushing in and as it does, things are going to start to feel whole lot better overnight tonight even by tomorrow morning look at this 5am we see dew points in the 50s off to the west. we see those dew points transitioning by early tomorrow morning in the city in the 60s. in the 70s down the shore but in the afternoo

>> we had a decent pullback. most notably in higher evaluation china export, even after the correction d smaller cap stocks are still trading high. some of them are still hundreds of times. i would say that the bubble bursting process in that part of the market is more likely to continue. if so, the volatility generated from that part of the market could spill over to the big blue chip part. that is the risk we are trying to monitor. the market had a decent rebound since last week, that is because we had national money going into the market. we also had a lot of other rescue measures in place. we have done all that. volatility continued to be heightened because the leverage trading account is still being investigated. it is still being processed and in the process of closure. volatility is still here, it has not been removed. that is why my concern is the volatility from the bubble bursting process in the smaller cap sectors could spill over that is one of the main risks. jonathan: we literally have 30 seconds fo

actually looks like a decent day, drier, we go into saturday more moisture moves in.re talking about more clouds tomorrow and we're talking about an increase in rain chances. now until we get there, like i mentioned, today will be pretty nice. i'll see a mix of sun and clouds. can't rule out a stray shower today. temperatures should be comfortable. by 7 clng a.m., upper 60s. still humid by 9:00 this morning, we'll see a mix of clouds and sun, 73 degrees. by 11:00 a.m. temperatures around 77 degrees. warmer this afternoon, too. we'll take a look at your fourth of july forecast that's next. >>> 2:30 this morning, i'm brushing my teeth and rosemary checked in with i atraffic update. >> here's the deal. for anybody who has to drive through center city early in the morning, the vine street expressway as you know has been shut down for construction through 5:00. on this friday i'm guessing -- >> you need a sick day, she has you covered. >> no construction this morning. it was awesome. i sent an e-mail to both of them good news vine street expressway is open. saved us ten mi

but she says something like him being a decent father. so then breakfast club, a day later which is a radio show. >> which is a radio show he talks about his five children. she knew he had three children before they started dating. if he was a bad father she never would have had kids with him. >> i know what this is. >> it got ugly. >> he doesn't want to sees russell wilson holding his child. dads get freaked out by that. i don't want guys around my kid. >> it price protocol. if you are dating them. they are public with their relationship. maybe you should have a sit down like hey this is my new boyfriend. i want to you meet him. he will spend time with our son because he is spending time with me. >> i can speak of what mike's theory is. i have dated a guy with kids before. it is just a matter of communication. once ground rules are laid then you don't have that drama people will they what they think and feel how they feel. they are totally entitled to it. i don't think speaking out about this is proper way to do that. >> even too was com