devon lucie is timing it all out from the weather center. devon?there could be some likely rain tonight, and an isolated thundershower in fairfax county right over reston, moving towards great falls. zooming in, live doppler seven radar, you can see the activity is heading out of reston. this is right over great falls going towards potomac. especially damascus, rockville if that storm were to hold together. that is just along route seven inat falls and montgomery county, and you can the this in petersburg, west virginia. that could bring in another set of storms during the overnight hours. in washington today, 86 degrees, and such high humidity, it feels like it is into the 90's, and getting back to work and school, this is your work forecast, nearly 70. you do not need a jacket tomorrow, and the rain here, you may be lucky to get by. eventually, the cooldown comes tuesday, wednesday, and some differences in how cool we could get, and we will track this rain coming in. our complete forecast in just a few minutes. kellye: thank you devon. a funeral

devon: eventually.ld be a lot like saturday with the cloud cover around the morning time frame areas that had some fog. more expected. however with higher humidity might work in our favor. look at the high temperatures. 83 washington. for the fourth day in a row just west of here charleston, west virginia 90 degrees. four in a row. in may. early may at that. we have the tracking of the humidity. clear skies as we continue to go overnight. you have light winds and temperatures go down closer to the dew point temperatures. even get some fog to form, cloud cover around in the morning. i'll leave it to you whether the balance will be temperatures 70's, humidity higher, if the hirer temperatures would be on the higher humidity it wouldn't feel great. obviously the warmer weather still west, 90 degrees that had been in charleston something to keep in mind. severe weather today but could have been worse to the midwest. the atmosphere reconfigured and left over cloud cover and cooler temperatures in spots. look

what about you, devon lucie? devon: i will back you up on that kellye. no humidity, lots of sunshine. mid-70's, washington 75. these are real time temps, low to mid 70's. wonderful start to this wonderful weekend. saturday night dinner end date plans, the temperature slowly fading back into the upper 60's. that is mild this time of the evening. pretty much clear skies. get out and enjoy it. tomorrow, temperatures on the rise, the humidity still low. we will have the rolling thunder forecast in just a few minutes. kellye: thank you, devon. protesters filled the streets in cleveland after a judge acquitted the police officer in a deadly shooting. >> no justice, no peace! kellye: saying that he would not sacrifice the officer to the angry public, he rolled his actions after a 2012 chase were justified. after a vehicle chase, more than 100 shots were fired at the two victims. >> i want to make sure that those who are here who have a different agenda understand that actions that cross the line whether by police officers or citizens, cannot and will not be tol

devon: if you were dozing, that was surely wake you up. do now that being in your car is aviary good place to be with lightning. you have a steel cage, the faraday cage, which pushes the electricity around you. it is a good place to be in thunderstorms, giving you shelter from the lightning. kellye: better than standing on the roadway. devon: exactly, that would be a terrible place. some lightning today, but northwest of town. live doppler right now some fading rain, heavy thunderstorm activity hagerstown, martinsburg , charlestown, winchester, cumberland, allegheny county and western maryland. the last of the showers southwest and northwest, moving out. that will probably be the most rain for the better part of the day. washington does not get rain until tomorrow, tomorrow evening. may be more likely monday into tuesday as the cold front is set to move in. upper 80's. these are real time temps folks, 90 degrees the high today. national harbor, closer to sunset at 8:00, the heat and humidity. cooling off at the beach or the bay, the live l

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devon: we have had a number of severe thunderstorm warnings. they are moving east at about 25 to 30 miles per hour. right now we have at least one severe thunderstorm warning, the other is still up. two severe thunderstorm when it's until 6:30 and 6:15. the one until 6:15 includes the district and the immediate metro. let's get a close view of these distinct warnings. montgomery county goes until 6:30. for the district, that warning goes until 6:15, northwest and northeast d.c., bethesda, the heaviest part of the storms, chevy chase, north bethesda, kensington, wheaton. the storm is already entering northwest d.c. wilson bridge, south come just getting rain. to the west, fairfax county, annandale, the intense part of the storm, but that is not severe. southeast d.c. is not included in the warning, only northwest and northeast in the district, the heaviest storms. bethesda, coming in, looks like great falls mclean, langley fairfax county and south. the stormwatch seven doppler radar, the wider view, storms from west to east. we have a general li

devon lucie joins us for a first check of the forecast.evon: kellye, the humidity is making such a slow creep. memorial day just starting to feel a little humid. don't often show the dewpoint temperatures, one of the best measures of humidity. these have been in the 30's and 40's the last few days, in the 50's today. near 60 is more humid. the real-time temps, near 70. fairly mild overnight. the memorial day parade around the capital tomorrow, into the 80's. upper 80's, 88 after the parade. keep the bottled water handy. in the sunshine it will feel hotter. you want to stay hydrated. hot and humid tuesday steals eve -- feels even more humid. we will track to complete forecast with you in a few more minutes. kellye: ahead of the holiday, the sound of thunder and the mission of remembrance. hundreds of thousands of riders crammed into the pentagon and made their way to the national mall as part of rolling thunder. all of the noise meant to bring attention to veterans issues, including prisoners of war and missing in action. >> i have seen mot

devon: that is almost a marathon , two days in a row. kellye: have you ever walked anything like that? devon: i actually ran a couple of marathons -- when i was much younger. we have beautiful weather. i want to thank the march for dimes for allowing me to post. it was a great day for that as well. walking, jogging, just enjoying the day, it was 71 at 10:00. the high temperatures up and down the east coast boston 17 degrees above where they were. we were warmer than charleston south carolina. how often are we as warm as jackson, mississippi? not too often. that is six ackley what we are going to do, tapping the warmth -- that is exactly what we are going to do, tapping the warmth of the few days. we have thunderstorms along with the cold front, which has a ways to go until it gets here. we have a bubble of warm air that will close in. that bubble of warm air and the high pressure will keep the front away, continuing to build temperatures and warmer air. it might even be hot tuesday especially southwest winds. we have a chance of a storm

devon is tracking the latest changes for your work week forecast. the news at 11:00 starts now. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kellye: a rockville couple dead tonight, their neighbor waiting extradition from alaska, charged with murder. 51-year-old scott tomacezcki was arrested on a cruise ship in alaska. roz plater has been digging into the details all day. roz: shortly after his arrest, the police say he confessed to the crime in a matter-of-fact way, showing no emotion. we are also learning new tales about what led investigators to the first big break in the case. 31-year-old scott tomascezki was a longtime neighbor of the murdered couple, the vilardos. armed with a knife on mother's day, he broke into their home, went into their bedroom, then stabbed them. he then searched their home, stealing cash and jewelry. later that same day, he left with his family on a vacation cruise ship to alaska. investigator say it was a 1998 vehicle at the home that provided a case break. >> that case let us to further investigate the brothers. that 17-y

devon lucy joins us in the weather center. what a beautiful day.evon: there is a shot of the southwest winds coming in -- we could come closer to 90 with one of these days coming up. a live look outside the nation's capital. back to that temperatures here high of 84. 80 degrees in gaithersburg. baltimore right at 80. real-time temperatures stepping back to the 70's. the air is not that humid, so the dew point is showing a more light feel. the dew point is 40 and we will have really dry air in place. the warmth continues all the way up through the rocky mountains into the planes. the bus stop forecast for the kids, just a light jacket. for the rest of us, a strong enough when in the mix and temperatures close to 90. we could be tracking showers and storms and something tropical like in our forecast. kellye: round two of the playoffs and your washington wizards are looking like a team on fire. >> what was the word you said last week? desperation. they like to play well for game number one on the road. a rally in the second half with game one on the r

devon brings the kellye: tropical depression ana no reports of any damage and devon is here, with the latest on how that can affect our weather here. devon: some moisture streaming in, and then a front from the west. let's start at the beginning with the very isolated showers that came in today. still a couple of them right now, airy mall in nature also. even parts of the metro alexandria coming in, near bailey's crossroads, even just north of wheaton, a couple of isolated showers. a lot of people said, we did not get anything. delray, it just missed you. live doppler right now on the radar screen, not a whole lot. very mall, isolated showers. the latest showers at this time self fredericksburg, king george, westmoreland county, even towards fredericksburg. spotsylvania county, showers going on right now. 83 degrees in washington, and the humidity might be most noted. outside at our nation's maybe a little bit of hayes -- haze. a setting sun, and the cloud cover has gone away. the bigger picture, the features you can start to see here, that strong cold front, another round of severe w

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devon: i'm watching doppler very closely west of washington. developing storms north of harrisonburg. brain activity around front royal. the indications and forecast -- we will be here if anything comes up. more abc 7 here on this side. 88 degrees tomorrow. tuesday, a cold front. spring by the end of the week. it is really going to be enjoyable. timing on storms tomorrow, after 2:00 p.m. kellye: thank you so much. thank you for joining us. we will see you back here at 11:00. tt0w!tÑ!! %4@-w7< tt0w!tÑ!hn! el@-]0p tt0w!tÑ!hn! ed@-[24 tt0w!tÑ!hn% )8h-;lh tt0w!tÑ!hn% kzh- tt0w!tÑ!hn% n-h-sj8 tt0w0w!tÑ!hn% 0ph-m- tt0w!tÑ!hn% s"h-]ó@ tt0w!tÑ!hn% ueh-í=0 tt0w!tÑ!hn% 7hh-b?d welcome to a very special "afv," celebrating our 25th anniversary and disneyland's 60th -- their diamond celebration. we're gonna hop in our virtual time machine and go back to 1955 when disneyland park in california first opened. so, it's this easy. let's go back in time... [ disco music playing ] oh, no, no, no. wait, we need to go further back in n time. way, way back. oh! ok

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devon lucy joins us in the weather center. what a beautiful day. devon: there is a shot of the southwest winds coming in -- we could come closer to 90 with one of these days coming up. a live look outside the nation's capital. back to that temperatures here high of 84. 80 degrees in gaithersburg. baltimore right at 80. real-time temperatures stepping back to the 70's. the air is not that humid, so the dew point is showing a more light feel. the dew point is 40 and we will have really dry air in place. the warmth continues all the way up through the rocky mountains into the planes. the bus stop forecast for the kids, just a light jacket. for the rest of us, a strong

what do you think very specific thing you might need at the devon horse show?in this bag? by the way new hat, hope you like this one as well. come on back, we're having fun. >> you know when i had my head down being depressed about the darn dj, i had no idea i'm going bald. i'm freaking out now. >> how did you not know? >> i don't see the top of my head. >> awe. >> look. >> does it feel little tender there? >> no wonder, when i am in the sun, i feel sunburn up there. >> this is depressing. >> it is okay. as long as -- >> don't look at it. >> oh, close up. >> oh, god. >> but see, most people are looking at the back of your head mike. that's good. >> what? >> does anybody have a hat? i'm going wear a hat from now on. >> i don't have a hat. avenue sweater sweater on your head? >> oh, geez, i was going to go to the devon horse show. >> you can wear a hat with that. >> that's true. >> need to find him a hat. >> i want to go to the devon horse show. >> we have two pieces of trivia for you guys. first of all mike, did you figure out with a goes in these adorable purse

devon: yeah, and parts of texas are extremely dry.is breaking records that go back into the 1940's and 1950's. you don't need all that rain all at once. it runs off. we had a great weather this memorial day weekend. we did not really have high heat and humidity. we started off this weekend with the 60's and 70's, friday and saturday. the middle of the weekend, the temperatures were going up. memorial today, the temperatures up, the humidity up a little bit, but just cool enough to go to the pool or the beach. these are real-time temps this evening. low to mid 70's, the temperatures holding steady. higher humidity tomorrow, you will feel the heat in the afternoon. the real-time temperature comparisons, the mid-atlantic 80's. 80's all the way back into the midwest, st. louis 86. the real-time temps, the humidity has held the temperatures back. back to where they would effectively be. the weather features, speaking of areas with flooding rains the high heat and humidity brings the big bubble of warm air. it is forcing these weak systems

devon: we are getting warmer but the humidity is low. tomorrow, the march of dimes event for babies. this event is close to my heart. it is a great event that kicks off at 10:00 a.m. it should be closing in on 70 degrees. i don't put much stock into the rain chances tuesday and wednesday. it is about the 80's and how long it lasts for the majority of next week as well. kellye: looking good. thank you for joining us tonight. we will see you back here at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." out on bail. the six baltimore police officers charged and released. tonight, cheers on the streets as demonstrators demand justice but will the charges stick? >>> match of the century. the man people love to hate versus the philippines golden boy, about to duke it out for the largest payday in sports history. >>> online scams. the house listed for rent, the owner had no idea. the growing internet scheme. what you need to know to not fall prey. >>> and royal arrival. >> it's a girl! it's a girl! >> britain celebrates a princess, just hours after

devon: paging george jetson devon lucie with you, tracking higher heat, humidity. the forecast coming up. kellye: a new twist in the plan to widen i-66 could put hundreds of millions into the tax coffers , provided the taxpayers pay to widen the highway. stephen tschida has the details. stephen: the transportation secretary believes it makes the most sense if the state picks up the tab for widening i-66 outside of the beltway. the plan is to widen i-66 outside of the beltway. the project expected to cost more than $2 billion. if virginia covers the tab, it could save a billion dollars on the roads. if the state handles financing and construction of the expansion to i-66 instead of the private sector, it will generate some $500 million of total revenue over four decades. the state will have to kick in money to the private sector. >> i can see people paying the toll. stephen: the proposal to cover the cost of widening i-66 came about after a study of financing options. some homeowners, especially those who houses could go way to make way, think the project should be

devon: can you imagine if that had happened in boston? kellye: my goodness, they have had their fair share. as long as it's not happening here. devon: half the city would have moved to florida. happy mother's day to you kellye. the humidity back in full force today. the real-time temperatures today, all the heat in the deep south 93 montgomery, alabama jackson, mississippi 90. i tripped a little there. you think it's funny, but that happen. charleston, west virginia, 91 degrees. what we have as soon as tomorrow, a combination of this front with severe weather the last couple days. ana churning away, moving inland. the combination of the heat and humidity in place will increase the rain chances. it's not going to be until afternoon, evening. ana and the national hurricane center has issued their last update. the location tomorrow, close enough to the region and the upper peninsula to increase the moisture, enhancing rain chances. tuesday, the system is long gone and very weak. the strongest wind under 40 miles per hour. once that swings in

devon lucie is here with a look at the forecast. devon: cloud cover back. atemperatures are down from yesterday. a couple of wiley isolated showers -- widely isolated showers. look at the cloud cover in place national harbor. that deck of clouds over washington has kept temperatures in the upper 70's. fredericksburg, 82. here is a look at the cloud cover. a thin band of clouds through washington. the expectations are back to sunshine, heat and humidity this weekend. huge changes to finish the week. next week, a strong cold front. we will discuss storm chances this weekend in the complete forecast in a few more minutes. kellye: thanks a lot. nine people are still missing and the dental toll continues to climb from the flooding and storms that continue to pound texas and oklahoma. officials remain on alert after another seven inches were dumped on the waterlogged region. thousands are forced to evacuate. >> there is still rain coming. it don't look good for us. >> that is rising water coming very fast, very hard. there is nothing we can do to stop that. kelly

devon: then summer is here. how about the memorial day parade forecast jakovic kicks off in washington dc. -- forecast? kicks off in washington dc. one to get here the heat and humidity last. it is near 90 degrees with storm chances. maybe some likelier storm days. wednesday and thursday, beyond that we will have to attract when the next actual court front -- actual cold front moves through. kellye: we thank you for joining us. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. woman: oh, no! [ laughter ] oh that's gonna hurt! woman: ooh! [ whistle blows ] aah! aah! [ air horn blows ] [ indistinct shouting ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now, here he is, the host of "afv"... tom bergeron! tom bergeron! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. th

devon: no. alison: thank you. part of a michigan freeway remains closed after a huge tanker fire in detroit. the truck was hauling 9000 gallons of unleaded fuel when it overturned on interstate 75 yesterday. the driver told investigators he was having mechanical problems before the impact. no one was hurt. the truck company has now come under fire, though for several safety and maintenance violations. scott: okay. time for a check on the traffic situation at home. talk with jamie sullivan. she has all the details. jamie? jamie: we are going to start off focusing on the pedestrian traffic on the national mall. quite a bit. a lot of people. they did wrap up the memorial day parade and the streets are open. you can see behind me near 15 and constitution aver. but they are still doing clean-up. we have a lot of crews in the area. we move to take a look at the mapping system to show you. we are not too bad right now in this area along the national mall. not so much vehicular traffic but pedestrian. we pull out and we a

we head over to devon lucie to get the latest.on: could not be better weather to kick off this weekend, the temperatures into the 70's, no humidity. 75 the official high in washington. west virginia and western maryland, how often is cumberland warmer than reagan national? not too often. real-time temps, falling quickly, 50's, 60's in spots. could not be a better day for a ride come rolling thunder, 56 waking up, warming into the 70's. noontime, the memorial bridge to downtown, just about 79 to 80, ending up at the mid-80's. i have the a rest of washington the humidity still comfortable. you will notice that we push off the true high heat and humidity next week and often on storm chances. the complete outlook in just a few minutes. kellye: d.c. police are looking for compasses of daron wint who they believed were involved in the murders of four people. the police released four people were found with wint thursday night. wint is accused of killing savopoulos his wife, son, and housekeeper. cleveland placed have made multiple arrest

devon: all right. kellye: still trying to figure that out.we know in the weather is this is the beginning of a wonderful stretch. 80 degrees in washington. there has not been much humidity. without the humidity, clear skies tonight, all the way into the mid-50's in the suburbs, downtown low to mid 60's. the bigger picture, satellite radar together, just some sunshine to watch, a couple of weeks systems. -- a couple of weak systems. watch the high temperature comparison. 78 compared with beantown, we were 20 degrees warmer. into the plains, into the 80's. the latest numbers tuesday showed that is the top-notch day. we will warm up, sunshine, very warm into monday. here is a look at the overnight hours, lots of sunshine, the overnight hours will be fairly cool, 50's, near 60. tomorrow, some of the cooler nights. as we head through the day a quick warm-up, lots of sunshine, mid to upper 70's, 80 degrees in washington. we could tack on a couple digits . even warmer as we go into monday. we should go well over 80 degrees monday some areas pushing

kellye: thank you, devon. d.c. police are asking for your help to locate a person of interest in the murders of four people thursday. this is surveillance video the person wanted for questioning in the killing of the family and their housekeeper. the police have just released video of the family's porsche, which was found burned out in a church parking lot in lanham. american pharaoh really made it look easy at the preakness today. kellye:robert: some excitement for you earlier today. kellye: i worked in baltimore so this is a big time for me. robert: the track was muddy be >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the preakness, bad weather made it interesting in baltimore. muddy track for the race. as long as your hat was on point, kellye, everything was ok. >> american pharaoh has pulled away! dortman is making a huge move on the far outside, but american pharaoh was all by himself! he is five life says they come to the wire! american pharaoh and victor espinoza has

get the forecast first with devon lucie. devon: it has been a slow creep in the humidity so far. we notice it on tuesday. overall it's been a tremendous memorial day weekend. live look at the national harbor. you can see the flags in the breeze. the realtime temp in the 80's. one of the hottest readings is at 90. dew point rature is the best way to put a number on the humidity that you can feel. it's not too humid but the numbers will go up. we have to talk about the short work and cool week. we may be able to get by without the jacket. hot and humid this afternoon. we need to discuss the rain chances in the forecast with you. in a few minutes. leon: we'll see you in a bit. on the u.s. holiday a woman's american dream has been stolen. she spent years to save up to boy a home but she lost it to a couple of thieves. we have a tragic story you will see only on 7. >> the smash and the grab crooks target the

he is at the devon horse show.lf. >> he is, good morning. >> how are you. >> he pretty fantastic. the devon horse show time which is my favorite time of the year, and i have been busy shooting and traveling and doing things. so i didn't get down here until today so last night when i was sleeping it is like christmas morning when you get up to get up and come to the devon horse show you here because you are one of the judges, the judge. >> i don't really know. we are having this every year, ladies day which is a great event that gets ladies, from a local community out here to be part of the hat contest and it is a little miniature almost like a kentucky derby kind of a feeling. what is great it is great way for community to get involve with the horse show. i have been showing horses here myself since i was a kid. i have been involve. this is a great way for people to experience the fun of devon and there is a lot of fashion here as you can see by the footage we are showing right now and it is a very stylish event. >

kellye: thank you, devon. still to come, how jules houses turning kids of all walks of life into stars and the benefits that it has four parents. kellye: we have confirmed the next president of the university of the district of columbia. ronald mason jr. has been tapped to fill the role. he is currently the president at southern university. dr. james lyons senior had served as the interim president since march 2013. a celebration of special children this weekend for jill's house, a place where parents of children with intellectual disabilities can get a little respite care and the children can have fun. these families find a second home there. alison: friday night is jenna's favoredite night of the week. >> it provides the gift of time. alison's: parents rarely get respites but there are special facilities and other kids just like them. and their parents can spend time with each other, with other children, or just resting. >> it's two full nights where they can have uninterrupted sleep at home and do things li

devon: we have a couple of chances, but first a few more days like this. summer time oppressive humidity, but the first day that you may notice that it's more humid on tuesday. real-time temps, 65 washington, 50's in some spots. the air is so dry that the temperatures will fall quickly. up and down the east coast washington was the warmest city come even warmer than charleston, south carolina. as warm as jackson, mississippi. the heat extends to the plains, 83 kansas city. cold front brings us our storm chances. a little chance tuesday evening it will not be a washout. the next two days, still warm the warmer temperatures, further into the 80's, slight chance of a storm tuesday, tuesday afternoon, evening. more wednesday as the front rolls through, with a chance of scattered showers and storms. sunny sky starting off, getting off to the work and school week, temps smiled. -- temps mild, mid to upper 50's in the morning. you may need a light jacket, but dress in layers because we are warm in the afternoon. everybody is over 80 degrees low to mid 80's withou

devon: strong storms earlier in the day. not as much activity since then. kind of tropical right now. graduation, george washington university at the mall, the latest info, chance of scattered showers right when the procession begins at 9:30 and the ceremony at 10:00. scattered showers and storms really hot. the one constant will be the humidity until the front passes tuesday afternoon. later next week is cooler. kellye: [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kellye: a daring operation by u.s. special forces killed a key leader of the islamic state. jeremy roth explains how it happened and what it means against the fight -- in the fight against isil. jeremy: u.s. special forces try to capture him live in syria. when he resisted, he was killed. he was a senior leader of isis responsible for their oil and gas operations, a key source of financing. the military analysts said that he was running the operations behind the scenes. >> this is the one who creates the r

devon: there is a wind out e so if there are flames it will fan the flame. that is putting the humid in place. the temperatures were in the 80's yesterday. you are starting to feel it today. we will feel like this all week. we will also introduce the rain chances. this is how it looks now. we will set the sun if a couple of hours now. this shows where the winds are up. the beaches here are beginning to empty. it is chilly. a look at the winds if sustained winds. it's gusting at 20, 25. the heat and the humidity in place. norfolk is 81. this extends back to the midwest as well. take a picture of the satellite and the radar together. this is a cold front coming our way. this will enhance the rain chances wednesday and thursday. tomorrow, the storms are likely north and west. maybe you will get by tomorrow without a jacket. this is really about the heat and humidity that are in place. storms north and west are widely scattered in nature. more scattered storms likely. it's the same for thursday. the weak cold front will come in and fade out over the weekend. the

devon lucie is tracking the rain from the weather center. devon: some storms well to the west. getting closer tomorrow. still mostly sunday, hot and humid. sunday night, the storms firing in the west. live doppler, west, north west of town today, hagerstown a brief shower winchester, charles town, and tonight cumberland, the last bit of shower activity. the real-time temps, 80 degrees downtown washington. the dewpoint temperatures put the number one what it feels like, in the 70's. it is humid. the system responsible for putting flooding in oklahoma texas, the southern plains is moving closer, but it is slowing down. the sunday event starts at 10:00, herndon. stay out of the direct sun. the chance of storms coming sunday evening. looking likely into next week, monday and tuesday the likeliest rain days. full forecast in a few minutes. kellye: a young boy is back with his parents after spending the afternoon with the police. this three-year-old was found wandering on 4th street in arlington. somebody noticed him alone and called the police. they to the boy around to see if he co

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devon: she is not very big into self-promotion.s remarkable as a woman and a leader of such a big company in saudi arabia, she is very sought after. she hosted dabbles -- davos a few years ago. she has done lots of speaking advocating for women and change in saudi arabia on all sorts of issues. francine: it is rare, being a woman and a ceo not part of the royal family. do we know any others in saudi arabia? devon: nobody with as high a profile. she is unique. she actually is the first woman to join the board of a publicly traded saudi company. francine: amazing story. devon pendleton from the billionaires news team. let's have a check on the foreign exchange markets. this is a picture for euro-dollar and pound-dollar. investors are spending a lot of good data from the u.s. the dollar climbs from a four-month low versus its major peers. it broke a four-day run of losses against the euro on speculation that this week will have more data in the u.s. pointing to a case for a federal reserve interest rate increase. we will have manufact

devon: another great day tomorrow. we have the march for babies benefit, the march of dimes. you can join the walk. the seven-day forecast, we stretch the great weather all the way into next weekend. a big shout out to michael on twitter, the difference between us and austin today, nearly 30 degrees. kellye: lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kellye: tonight, a jaw-dropping image and a stunning mistake, a loaded gun left behind by a security guard at the capitol where anybody could have picked it up. this is not the only ti

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avoid devon shire drive near door chester. in northeast philadelphia we've got a problem here, peco is on the scene from a downed pole from an earlier accident. the accident happened in the overnight hours still causing a problem this morning because of that downed pole. woodhaven use academy or calmly to avoid the problem there. montgomery county we have a downed tree blocking bruce and ulmer avenue. the schuylkill expressway eastbound past university eastbound traffic heading toward passyunk we had an accident, it has cleared all the lanes are open. a touch of fog in the area. not causing too much of a problem in the city it's more of an issue along the coastline. >> well, another round of wild weather out there has cast a wide net. you can see behind us the destruction left behind in texas. >> another possible twister hit texas injuring a dozen people there. this is dramatic video looks like a tornado in iowa ripping the roof off a school. people were inside the buildings, but nobody was hurt. the national guard was busy wi

katherine scott is an apartment fire complex devon shire drive. academy road northbound traffic heading toward the boulevard. police blocking local woodhaven road because of a downed pole peco is is on the scene. stick to academy or comly road. >>> a fire broke out at a new jersey apartment complex and it had one person jumping two stories to get to safety a firefighter is among those injured. katherine scott is live in east wind so -- windsor township, mercer county. >> reporter: matt, 20 people have been displaced. one person had to jump two floors in order to escape the flames and the smoke in the apartment. firefighters remain at work in east windsor township. the the fire was placed under control an hour ago but they are still putting out hot spots. this was a fast-moving fire, let's go to cell phone video that a resident shot early this morning as the fire raged. it broke out at 2:30 at a building in the windsor castle apartments on the unit block of devon shire drive. witnesses told "action news" that a man jumped from a second floor window

vex is taking a stake in yum brands and also dan lobe's third point took new positions in yum and devon energy. this is according to a letter sent to investors. devon rose a fraction to $68.61 and yum popped 7% to $91.90. >>> and a judge has ordered american express to let merchants steer customers to other forms of plastic. now am ex can't stop stores from offering discounts for using lower fee cards. the payment company will appeal the company saying it will hurt competition. shares were up slightly to $77.68. >>> as we head into the spring weekend, house hunters are on the prowl. and while we're still in the early spring of the housing recovery the market right now is hot and very competitive. diana olick has advice if you are looking to bid and to buy. >> very tight supply in housing markets across the nation and it is leading to bidding wars. one-third of all u.s. properties sold in march went at or above asking price. so how do you emerge the winner in a bidding battle? prepare your finances and carry cash. get preapproved for a loan -- now. home sellers are leery of loans that mi

devon franklin will never forget the 18-year-old interviewing for an internship with one of hollywood'soduction companies. >> dreamed of being in hollywood. everyone inner knew if it was possible, no experience with the industry. at 18, go in, interview with a management company that manages will smith. i walked in, the general manager interviewing me, one of the key questions she asked, why do you want to be in the industry? i told her irs want to make change. you want to make money? no. change in the world. film is one of the most power for mediums in the world, i believe i were change people's lives. >> incredible to me. you were in the entertainment industry. we think that's the last place to go to have your faith grow. >> right. >> you feel your faith has grown and success grown with it. why is that the case? >> the thing, i believe when you're honest about who you are, what are believe, and you have a confidence about that, even if people don't agree with you, they will respect you. >> right. >> because fundamentally, people want to work with people who are of value, who do have i

horse show continues in devon along lancaster avenue.g under the stars tonight in immediate yarks that means state street will close. and swarthmore a crash at 320 and college avenue and steves discount liquors in wilmington another crash at century boulevard. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> adam joseph is pack with the accuweather forecast. . >>> we are tracking a line of storms in chester county one line did just turn severe within the line, and most of us will escape the severe weather with us this evening, but one or two may pop up and we just had one in central park and you can see a broken line now just west of the wilmington, as we take a live look, the ground is wet and the sky is threatening and the rain has past this part of chester county and moved off to the east and it's humid like a steam bath when the rain passes through, it's not so much close to oxford but more north of kennett square and east of coatesville and chester including exton and royersford and king of prussia, the storm is moving east at 35 miles per

devon horse show benefits bryn mawr hospital and runs through may 31st. >> they do a great job. i have been out there a few times over the years. >>> new legal troubles for bill cosby why a super model is suing the comedian. >>> also a jogger attacked in a park near a local college campus we're live with the search for her attacker. >>> what a memorable night as david letterman says good bye we will have the hilarious moments from his big finally on the other side. >>> vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's as we look live outside it will be a bit >>> a university of delaware student goes for a jog in a new castle county park only to be grab, and then grope. this morning police are looking for her attacker. >>> good morning everyone. the woman was running in the rittenhouse park in newark when someone grabbed her from behind. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is at newark police headquarters to tell us more bit justin good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. the woman in this case thought she was doing everything right. s

crisis going to go to the devon horse show. keep the kids in town and go to the devon horse show. we drove by there last year to go. there was no parking. we drove by it, we saw it, we kept going. >> it's all about the kids d at the moment. if they're fighting in the back we're going straight home. how about this mack or pc, mack owners you're going to see a subtle change to your gadgets. what may soon be a different look on your iphone or ipad. that's coming up next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to grow up without a whole lot of money. and how much it matters to save. i try to teach that to my daughter. i'm saving for a house and i don't want my money to go to bank fees. i'm sure you don't either. so ask me about one deposit checking. next time you have a question about avoiding fees, ask me. sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. > take a look at your money on this thursday morning. s shares did not change much yesterday. the sp500 moved one half point of a percentage point for the fourth day in a row. it ended lower just .9 percent. the do you ro

>> reporter: larry devon ellis attended this school oakland tech and he was 14 years old when he wasfruitvale district in oakland by someone he never knew. his family today was in court to meet the alleged gunman. >> reporter: this was this shootout with hayward police that provided the evidence to link 28-year-old donald higgins to the murder of 14-year-old devon ellis several miles away in oakland. >> finally some justice in dealing with my son's murder. >> reporter: that's the 14-year-old's father who was in court today as higgins was charged with several counts of murder and attempted murder. one day after his son's death, the alleged gunman barricaded himself inside his mother's home in hayward after police spotted him in a white, 2004, infiniti suv. >> we did not know what his mental state was and we were concern with finding him and capturing him. >> reporter: his suv matched the description given earlier by five other victims at cal-state university east bay. police say several hours after higgins killed the 14-year-old he shot several times at their car. they were not hurt.

watch it rolling through devon.have police on the scene here and they are stopping traffic to allow folks to park on the opposite side to cross the street safely. so there is some delays rolling through devon all week long and that situation we have been following this morning diamond street watch for jams here between 29th and 30th and route 48 bus also on a detour through the the neighborhood. traffic lights are out causing a jammo at 34th and grays ferry. they have put up stop signs. so that is a sign it will not get fixed anytime soon. it is a four way stop in the neighborhood here this morning and watch for delays along 202 this week between chesterbrook and route 401. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> bad weekend in chicago. nine people were killed over the weekend, 32 others were injured in gunfire what a mess. one of those victims just a four year-old girl. fighting for her life after being shot in the head, while sitting inside of a car. that is friday evening. police say they believe that she was struck

we'll be hearing from devon allen in a few minutes. he's a citizen journal wois wants to be an aspireing photographer and his pictures have had impact. we heard from a young woman named julia blount with a facebook post that absolutely, positively went viral. she wrote, dear white facebook friends you need you to suspect what black america is feeling right now and i need you to just listen. i hear hopelessness. i hor oppression. i hear despair, i hear anger. i hear poverty. is what she's hearing not what mainstream media, whatever that means, is hearing, sally? >> you know i don't think so. and i mean again, this isn't -- like lz i don't want to blame the entire media. i remember during ferguson black journalist friends or sort of citizen journalists, not official with big news network journalist friends on the ground in ferguson reporting certain things happening, and people being skeptical of those reports because they weren't coming from the quote, unquote, official and in that case mostly white reporters who were on the ground. so