ocean city, rehoboth beach, dewey, bethesda. they will and thursday. maximum winds at 80 miles per hour. this is still anticipated to take a sharp turn east, hard right moving in the day on wednesday. that will be a tropical storm. winds will not be as strong. beach erosion, expect that for the outer bank of north carolina, part of the delmarva as this moves to sea. coming up, we will sleep in the local weather. impact of the storm around the d.m.v. uplook to the upcoming weekend and a cold front. more coming up. jonathan: see you then. a new risk for those racing to find survivors. this is six days after the massive quake in mexico. as many as 360 buildings right now at risk of collapse. 360. that is in addition to the 38 buildings that are reduced to rubble by the 7.1 magnitude quake. to give you an idea how bad the damage is out o city 9,000 schools only 103 have been cleared to reopen. 325 people are confirmed dead nationwide from the quake. one small bright spot in the devastation, look closely. rescuersrescuers there. they pulled a dog from the c

erosion for the outer banks of north carolina and a little bit of erosion in ocean city, rehobeth, deweyeach, and bethany. cloud cover on the outer edge of the storm. the temperatures tomorrow in the lower 80's. we will talk about the local forecast in more detail, plus looking ahead to the upcoming weekend in just a few minutes. alison: steve, thank you very much. on the final matchup of the week, we saw a nfl players kneeling during the national anthem. almost all of them were linking arms and solidarity. the dallas cowboys owner jerry jones was among them. jonathan: president trump. the is doubling down on twitter. anna-lysa gayle joins us from the newsroom. anna-lysa: that's right, the president is standing by his stance on those who choose to deal during the football games, saying on twitter tremendous backlash against the nfl and players for the disrespect of our country. totallyeral john kelly agreed with my stance on the players, not disrespecting our flag or great country. hours later, the dallas cowboys were kneeling. some cheereded, monday night when the dallas cowboys locked

it will be quite rough for ocean city, rehoboth beach, dewey and bethesda. talk about what is going on closer to home. if you have outdoor eating plans it looks fantastic. the evening temperatures will be in the upper 70's to the lower 80's. the sun will set at 7:00 on the dot. we talk about the rest of the week. tracking a cold front. a strong cold front that is going to bring bigger changes for judgment coming weekend. more in a few minutes. jonathan: see you then. race to save lives in the aftermath of hurricane maria. the local efforts a to get help to puerto rico. michelle: road rage at a gas station. the rampage caught on video. how it all ended next ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding

. >> i'm here with danny and with dewey as well. dewey is a speckled owl. look at the camera here. they are called that because if you look at the pattern of the eyes, it looks like they are wearing glasses and they are found in south and central america and they are opportunistic feeders they eat pretty much anything they can catch. mice and frogs and even known to eat skunks because they have great eye sight. owls have a really sense of smell. join me facebook page during the commercial break and we'll have a live chat going on now and learn more about dewey and more about the sloth bears. when "action news" turns. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most

he was only moderately supportive of thomas dewey in 1944 and 1948. as 1952 approached, hoover and many associates began to marshall their resources in support of the presidential aspirations of their friend and colleague, senator robert taft of ohio. known as mr. republican, taft led the republicans against truman and believed he earned a shot at the residential press ring. 1952 should be his year. just as important to hoover, taft had been one of the young hoover men who worked with him on relief in belgium from 1914-1919. and the rest of europe after the war. such loyalty deserved his support. do we had other ideas and eisenhower was the man who led forces against hitler's eisenhower was at the center of those plans. it was dewey and eisenhower on one side and hoover and taft at the other. i can 52 was a time when the two camps focused on the coming campaign. although they were not political opponents, hoover and eisenhower were not allies. they barely communicated during those critical months before the presidential campaign began in earnest. inst

in the book i talk about many men but including john dewey, and john dewey says one of the most important of the progressive intellectuals at the time. he lived to be well into his 90s and have enormous amount of influence. john dewey made clear that they had to come other use my words, infiltrate the educational system, to push this agenda, to change the minds of the american people. they said this rugged individualism, this pioneer spirit, that's well and good but we have a modern complex society. we can't just be, we just can't encourage the individual to be what they want to be. we have to manage this. we have to organize this. we have to great plains. we can't allow business to go often derailments on their own. we can't allow individuals to go off and on interest. we've got to figure out how to dance our society, and, of course, they turned to marx and hagel and russo, people of that kind, who push and ideology of collectivism. and all their idea, which they impose on the people through the power centralize government, they wrap in the best interest of the public, the best welfare o

in the book i talk about many men but including john dewey. john dewey said one of the most important of the progressive intellectuals of the time who lived to be well into his 90s and had an enormous amount of influence. john dewey made that they had to and i'll use my words infiltrate the education to push this agenda, to change the mindset of the american people. this rugged individual, pioneer spirit, all of that stuff as well and good but we have a modern complex society and we can't just be? we just can't encourage the individual to be what they want to be. we have to manage this. it organizes. to create plans. we can't allow business to go off and do railroads on their own and we can allow individuals to go off on their own interests. we have to figure out how to advance our society and, of course, they turn to marks in hegel and russo and people of that kind who push and ideology of collectivism. all of their ideas which they impose on the people to the power of centralized government they wrapped in the best interest of the public, th

thomas dewey and is visiting company heiress cast in shubert today thanks to his research he has access to a world that's normally closed to outsiders. thomas has interviewed several hundred multi millionaires and billionaires already he set up the world's only academic chair in wealth psychology in vienna. and you're ok with us recording the conversation. it's kind of mean when you were a little girl when was the first time you became aware that you'd like these rich. possibly because we went on a holiday more often than other children at school but otherwise we grew up in a very grounded fashion and it wasn't evident to me from. justin schubert inherited a business with an annual turnover of one hundred twenty million euros then she sold it for a lot of money the millionaire heiress has written a book about her experiences she likes talking about the downsides of her inheritance darwinii missions i think very closely about whom to being greater contact with. whom i tell what i'm doing and who might invite to my home. or and. i think very closely about what advisors i can trust in my l

was dewey and eisenhower on one side and hoover and taft at the other. i can 52 was a time when the two camps focused on the coming campaign. although they were not political opponents, hoover and eisenhower were not allies. they barely communicated during those critical months before the presidential campaign began in earnest. instead of direct to medication, they made comment through surrogates. the republican national convention would be held in july and it was evident to hoover that cap was in trouble. -- taft was in trouble. stop the juggernaut for eisenhower. primary contests in a number of states were better and it appeared a credential committee would resolve the dispute. hoover was not pleased and they would be argued in public. he hoped an agreement could be worked out before the convention. prevailoped taft would in any such negotiation. paramount for hoover was the negotiations be done in private and at the highest level. in an effort to facilitate the process, hoover contacted cabot lodge, who was eisenhower's campaign manager. he approached

if you have plans to head to rehoboth beach, dewey, be careful. the surf is still rough for few more days or so. the forecast as we track maria in the next five days we look for the storm to lose the punch and move east away from the mainland of the united states. and indeed that is fantastic news. the storm becomes history and it will be well north of bermuda. no need to worry there. 64 to 72, overnight low. mostly to partly cloudy skies. patchy fog, west of d.c. around the i-81 corridor. it won't cause delays early tomorrow morning. if you are worried about the fog, leave a few extra minutes if you live in the mountains. winds are north at 5 to 10. waking up tomorrow morning it's wednesday. upper 60's to around 70 degrees. so a warm start to the day. dress in shorts if you can. or short sleeves and grab sunglasses heading out the doors. highs tomorrow are the middle to the upper 80's. feels like the lower 90's. the weekend looks fantastic. saturday and sunday is around 70 degrees. the average is 74. 80 tomorrow and th conditions after cold front

ocean city and rehobeth, dewey beach, may have choppy waves. expectedn that, it is to just go away and not impacted the united states. the wind right now with that storm at 75 miles per hour. tonight, a few showers here and there, 60 to 68. tomorrow morning in the 60's. lower 60's manassas. midday tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. showers mainly east of 95, across the bay. begin to clear. then we have sunshine. the sunshine warms temperatures, low 80's. then we do it all over again thursday, a better chance of rain. 83.s tomorrow around 80 tol the town alexandria, near 83. it is free. from king street, washington and 8th street all the way to the river. a lot of artists. the 10 day outlook, after a beautiful weekend, chance of showers tuesday next week. then the upper 70's, near 80 degrees as we move towards the end of next week. alison: steve, thank you. look at this image from tampa. this woman is actually sitting under a lawn. the lawn was pulled up one her tree was uprooted by hurricane irma. two moms have jonathan: both gave birth in the same

you can see water on both directions of route one near dewey beach. the last time a tight reached the dunes was during hurricane say. dunes was during hurricane sandy. then: we are tracking storms into the afternoon. maria is devastating. we are starting to see it emerge on the north coast of puerto rico, with hope the strongest part of the storm is starting to pull away. the wind at 140 mph, highs gusting to 160 mph, moving northwest at about 12. you can see a well-defined eye that made landfall on the southeastern coast. it is coming out on the north-central coast line. it will be moving back into open water, moving away from land, which will be good news for the folks in puerto rico, although the damage has been done. while that is turning, we do not want to forget about jose. we have seen the rough surf and waves from delaware to new jersey and up to the cape. very unsettled conditions across the northeast. around here, we are calm. we are into the 80's. running some errands or heading to lunch outdoors, lots of sunshine. enjoy the very summerlike

little extra wave action at the dell marvel beaches, but other than that, ocean city, rehoboth beach, dewey beach, the weather will be gorgeous at the delmarva beaches . mostly cloudy skies, showers develop late. tomorrow morning, mainly in the 60's. not stand there long, rebounding into the 70's midmorning. showers pop up on radar mainly west of d.c. time, theypast noon become more widespread across the entire area, even a few thunderstorms likely to develop. not looking for severe weather outbreak am just be on the lookout for gusty wind come in time for the rush-hour commute tomorrow. we get all of this out of here, then the skies are clear friday. highs tomorrow just around 80 degrees. we gett 10 days, after through tomorrow, friday will be beautiful, lower 80's, sunshine, comfortable humidity saturday and sunday. monday around 81, same tuesday. tuesday, lower 80's. we welcome autumn on friday next week with highs around 79 degrees, nighttime lows remaining in the 60's. really nice weather for the dmv. alison: the emmys are this sunday on abc 7. those are the actual emmys, on their way

if you have plans to go to ocean dewey beach, rehobeth, or bethany, take extra care, especially in theer because overnight, some fog west of d.c. along i-81. kids leaving early in the morning, leave an extra few minutes and take extra caution. the wind out of the north at 5 to 10. tomorrow morning looking good. if you could wear shorts or short sleeves tomorrow, go for it. in the mornings, upper 60's, lower 70's. not staying there very long. the day planner, highs in the upper 80's, heat index values of the lower 90's. plenty of sunshine. i cannot let a chance, a slight chance of an isolated shower or risk, but 10% to 15% most of you will not see anything at all. make sure that you have your sunglasses all day long, the temperatures will be well above average. the weekend looking fantastic. saturday and sunday, lower 70's. the average for the weekend, around 74. apple picking, this is the weekend to do it, looking really nice. breezytch 7 outlook, thursday, cooler air friday, lower humidity for the weekend, 73 monday, mid 70's tuesday. we stay in the middle 70's through wednesday of ne

cheryl asks, i'm in dewey beach, what should i expect? that's on delmarva, they are under a tropical storm watch, so you'll likely get some of the outer rain bands from jose bringing gusts 35-45 miles an hour. there could be and erosion, but the time frame for you is going to be throughout the day tuesday into wednesday morning. >> wow. it don't get more accurate than that! >> i should know this. >> it's written on a banner! >>> so here is a question from diana. when will all the storms end? >> not yet, fortunately. hurricane season is not over in the the end of october. -- until the end of october. it's been an active year. in 2005, we ran out of names so we had to go into the greek alphabet. >> so tracking them, and we know it affects folks who live here, but may have loved ones elsewhere. >> right. we've got people that are located here right now because they can't get back to the virgin islands. it's g before we talk about our forecast with the hurricanes, we want to talk about irma. >> this is a story that will make you smile. a stor

already kind of dewey outside. >> yeah.t there and temperatures in the 60s as you rise and shine. it is 69 degrees in washington. we are going to see a warmer day. there will be a few more clouds and scattered showers thanks to moisture and clouds heading our way because of irma. winds out of the south up to ten miles per hour. coming up, we are going to talk about what the weekend holds and if we can continue to see those rain chances. >>> all right. mary, we have our first accident of the morning, sandy road up by route 100. not creating backups yet. just happened. show you here on the map. if you are up here at sandy farm road between route 100 and 174, first and only accident out there, otherwise, we just have construction on the inner loop of the beltway. do have oo live traffic camera lane here. does look like you are going to see crews out there. it's reall down, you can get by other on those side lanes. plus, if you are by route 1, we have construction by the beltway and heading eastbound, by the main toll plaza, yo

rehoboth beach, upper 60s for long neck and dewey beach. jersey seeing lots of 60s. mid 60s for coil field. hopewell township and princeton in the upper 50s. p.a. suburbs seeing a nice start. as far as temperatures go, lots of 60s. exton at 61. 62 for warring ton. milford township, cooler at 59. for the p.a. suburbs, heads up. you still have some fog moving across your area. the winds are calm. everything will mix out and improve once the sun comes out. no worries about that. you do have plenty of sunshine for your neighborhood as the day progresses. here's a look at our expected high temperatures for today. summerton, 84. chestnut hill, one degree cooler. lansdale, 84 the expected high. doylestown, a mix of sun and clouds. your expected high, 81 degrees. kutztown, 78. allentown, 82. jersey shore, lots of upper 70s to low 80s. certainly a comfortable day all around. wilmington, 79. smyrna, 81. here's the deal with the icon. notice the rain. we could squeeze out a shower, possibly an isolated thunderstorm. that's not going to happen until later in the day. possibly th

promises but as far as his domestic policies are concerned he hasn't delivered on his promises yet ok mr dewey thank you for the final brief point to both call built and mark fitzpatrick all built is there a sense in which donald trump has brought this on himself he's taking a situation and it's turning into a crisis. i think it is particularly i mean you can't blame him for the north korean crisis because that's been there for a long time and primarily caused by what the north koreans are doing your views on there are three separate thing here i think he's taken a situation where it dislikes the wrong agreement it's like the iran regime back and understand to some extent and here he provokes a crisis in my opinion is unnecessary enough problems at the least mark fitzpatrick we are promoting a crisis in your mind where do you think it's going to end up. i'm sorry to say that although we don't have a crisis today i think we will have a crisis in the months to come i think probably president trump will not certify that iran is in compliance even though clearly it is he'll do that on national sec

those men including john dewey. supporter of that progress the intellectuals he made clear to infiltrate the infiltration with the pioneer spirit to have that modern complex society and how to events society and those who'd push that ideology and all their ideas impose upon the people from centralized government with the interest of the people it is all about centralized government not to make this too complex but what do we mean? and with that nomenclature. so we have liberty so it does not say what it must do but with the government telling what they came into the net would be an economic disaster and stop interfering with my life stop trying to legally molest me we'll understand beyond that pretty much. >> talk about the confusion in of democracy and republicanism sold to put that with progressivism. >> this is crucially important. the founders of this country centralization they just fought a monarchy and they knew about central government and it was enormously well read. they saw what happened in britain so the

and one of them is a man named bill dewey and bill is an air affic controller at d.f.w. airport in dallas, texas. and mr. dewey and i take time and understand the intory cassie of his job -- intricacies of his job, air traffic controller, safety, planes. d.f.w. is home to american airlines. mr. dewey handles traffic that goes to dallas-love field, home to southwest airlines. but what mr. dewy has done with me and -- dewey has done with a member of y as the united states military as air traffic controller, but eal life in the tower at d.f.w. airport to tell us how important this is. we're padding the employees of these agencies. the f.a.a. has so many dedicated employees just like bill dewey, my dear friend that's at d.f.w. airport. and this also is a support to those employees to let them know that we're going to fund their programs, we're going to take care of them. so we should at the same time say thank you to the men and women who are there 24 hours, round the clock, to provide safety. we have now been a number of years where we have not had a plane crash with a fata

rehoboth beach, dewey and bethany is not picture perfect beach days. some of the best time to do to the delmarva beaches after labor day because the crowds are gone. enjoy it. this is a live picture of rehoboth beach, delaware. thankfully no one is in the water. but a few people are dipping their feet. the surf is rough thanks to what is left of maria. maria will continue to track on toward the east. the latest for you as of 2:00. waiting for another update to come in the next hour or so. winds are at 75 miles per hour and it's now a hurricane and it will continue to weaken a little bit as we move through the next 24 hours and it will become a notice what happens as it moves east. it diminishes the wind and it's good news. it's not moving north or east. it's beginning to make the turn. cold front set to arrive here later tonight is going to act as a push. 91 degrees at the reagan national airport. cooler in winchester. a lot cooler to the west. oakland, maryland is 73. the feels like temperatures don't usually show you this. this feels like 96 degrees

for ocean city, rehoboth beach and dewey. closer to home, we'll be in the middle 60's by 8:00. by 9:00, around 63 degrees. the latest stormwatch7 satellite and radar. we have what is left of irma drifting north. added cloud cover across our area will stick around. looking ahead for the next three days. tomorrow around 75 degrees. near 80 on wednesday and thursday. as we move into, well, talk about the baseball games for the next three days. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the best days will be tuesday and wednesday. by thursday we are looking at a chance for a few showers around here. so we put that yellow ico look at the next ten days. showers on wednesday, thursday, friday showers but it will be all sunshine for doug hill. he is retiring on friday. saturday and sunday looks great around 80. we will see the temperatures in the 70's for next week. stay with us. you are watching "abc7 news at 4:00". back after this. i work overtime when i can get it. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresi

dewey beach, 70. millsboro, cooler at 64. head up to "jersey shorjersey, . lumberton, 62. pemberton, oswego lake at 62. coil field at 63. princeton currently in the upper 50s. the hour-by-hour forecast. a great day in the forecast. we did have areas of patchy fog especially north and west of philadelphia. berks county, lehigh valley, mt. pocono. that's going to clear as the sun comes out. we call it mixing out or burning off. everything will improve as the day progresses. we'll pause this into the evening hours at 5:00 p.m. this is really important. notice you're seeing breaks in the greens and whites. today, lots of sunshine in the forecast. a lot of daytime heating that allows everything to warm nicely. because we still have an influence with irma to the north, we'll good niget a pocke cold air moving in. for your evening plans, nothing big. not a major washout at all. let's track the tropics quickly. tracking jose, currently a tropical storm. it will become a category-1 tropical storm soon enough. it will make landfall, where and when, early next week. we'll monitor the

you do beach at 7 -- dewey beach at 73. very hot for this time of year. the average high is 74 in philadelphia. we're going 15 degrees hotter, 89 for the forecast high. because of high humidity, it will feel more like 90, 91 this afternoon. 87 in the suburbs, 86 in delaware. at the shore and delaware, you saw a few minutes ago when i was going through the model, scattered showers possible. i don't think there will be much, but a spot shower is possible thanks to tropical storm maria slinging moisture our way. our humidity forecast, today feeling tropical. the air feels heavy, sticky, soupy. here's the good news. thursday, friday, saturday, feeling much more crisp and cool. let's talk about why. our friend the cold front. today, warm and humid. a cold front that sits to the west will be moving through today and tomorrow. cooler air will affiliater in thursday afternoon. -- filter in thursday afternoon. friday, another cold front moves our way. it will drop the temperatures lower. if you want it to feel like fall, you got it. windy across the entire area th

you remember earlier this spring during the rosy dewey days when the repeal of health care was one vote away. they were looking at october as the time. they were going to come back after labor day, hit the ground running on tax reform. before the end of the year, everyone can run for midterms. nobody's holding that out as the date anymore. and if you're looking at the next debt ceiling as a come pabbon time line or goal post to the passage of tax reform -- if you're looking at those together, we very seen that slide to the end of the year into february. maybe to april now. i think they're giving themselves some extra time if they need it. >> remember, the president said obamacare repeal would be easy. this treasury secretary said we would have tax reform by august. we're almost to october and have none of those things. a big launch today. we'll see how it goes. up next, puerto rico in desperate need of supplies as supplies run out. crews raising against the clock to save lives and get in desperately needed food, water and medicine. the incredibly mir accident that i had tonight... four

this is where the 60s are lingering for lewis, rehoboth beach, and dewey beach. a nice warmup during the day with sunny skies, low 70s. a typical fall day. the fall weather was delayed a week. a week ago fall arrived. it finally feels like it through the morning and afternoon. sunshine for the suburbs and lehigh valley. kutztown, 69 this afternoon. 72 in allentown and lansdale. 72 in philadelphia. one degree cooler than the normal high temperature. we're close to normal. that goes for new jersey and the shore. the rip current risk up the shore. rough surf. that will taper off this afternoon. and looking better for the weekend. wilmington, 73 degrees. a high, sunshine all day long for wilmington, south american aand rehoboth beach. clear this morning -- smyrna, and rehoboth beach. clear this morning. clouds out of the way until tonight we have another cold front on the way. we got one that moved through yesterday morning. that's why it cooled off so quickly first thing yesterday morning. here's another one. even chillier air on the other side of this. this will mo

you'll see beach erosion in places like ocean city and dewey. winds along the coast only about 30 miles an hour. they'll increase a little bit here. but the wind not going to be a big factor. notice where the rain is from the chesapeake bay over to the east is what we were talking about yesterday to the west. we're looking at sunshine and a beautiful afternoon. but jose is geneva convention to be making its way to the north. right now only at 7 miles per hour up towards boston and then back down and around. and look at this, today is tuesday. this is next sunday, almost a week away, it just stays in this general area. and wherever this goes, it's going to have a big impact on where maria goes. the latest computer models once again bringing maria up towards our area close to our coast line next week. so, we'll be watching that. right now, though, all eyes are on maria. hurricane maria an extremely strong category 5 has already made its way through some of the islands here, and now on a b-line, direct path toward st. croix and the virgin islands.

dewey city. this is bethany beeach. high tide does not come until 9:00 tonight. four hours away. that beach will be completely covered. that means beach erosion. waves of 6 to 9 feet in that area this afternoon. they're going to see beach erosion from this. besaw it from a storm a couple weeks ago. we may see it again next week as the remnants or actually as maria moves up to and i expect maria and jose to meet in this area and that actually may force jose back into our region. but that's in a week. again, the track of this storm takes it up towards boston. i'll show you the new track in a second. it's only 200 miles eac o they are dealing with rain. if you live along the chesapeake you are seeing cloud activity there and cloud cover. western d.c. we're seeing sunshine today and a really beautiful day. hard to imagine we have a hurricane just a couple miles off the coast, just a couple hundred miles off the coast. let's look at the latest track. 100 mile an hour as of the 5:00 advisory. making its way north at 7 miles per hour. now moving north, northeast at 8 miles an hour, this

is it too pink, too red, is it too dewey, too matt.l our viewers and us here in the lot of devil needed to hear. so you're wearing her. you look amazing. >> i'm totally all rihanna. the whole fenty line face head to tow. straight from the runway. >> we'll have you step out of the at the end. i wanted to the make up first. >> what we have first, she has 40 shades foundation. >> shore shades. >> 40 shades. soft matte long day. everything from warm to cool and it's just really amazing and they're number coded you don't have to worry about a name and try to forget. just remember i'm 490 or 420 or whatever. so i love that. >> you think her foundation is really truly due match. that's one of the challenges with black women the foundation that truly matches you. >> even to our caucasian sister ice love it because it has all the under tones that we're looking for. and then what you're going to do before you put your foundation on you're actually going to do primer i love her primer because it does have a soft pink base but what it does it drie