right around dinnertime. then the drier air starts to come in. it's not clearing out completely here by 5:00 a.m. sunday. it's a general trend as we go through sunday will be more more sunshine later in the day than in the morning. but the humidity is going to be way down. the temperature is going to be way down. quite a different type of day on sunday than what we're going to see saturday. sunny and warm today. mid to upper 80s. humidity kind of tolerable. tomorrow less tolerable. high humidity, and a little hotter, a couple of showers developing in the afternoon. saturday hot and humid with those thunderstorms especially in the afternoon and evening. some of them could be pretty heavy. we're drying out and cooling downon sunday. look how much cooler saturday. plus low humidity. fairly comfortable weather for the beginning of next week. >> thanks, glenn. flu shot warning. the new government recommendations about how to protect your child from getting sick. and the best vaccinations to get for your little one. >>> danger at 30,000 feet. why your

by dinnertime or afternoon we'll see them roll through the i-95 and later at the shore tonight. i'll have details on future tracker 6 and how the storms will progress and what comes next in in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: let's check i-95 near cottman building volume through the work zone more people waking up and heading to work currently. blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 not talking about any major accidents or issues. in west philadelphia we have this building fire under control. i'll watch for crews on the scene 52nd near arch. stick to 57th to avoid any problems there. we have an accident in plymouth meeting involving a vehicle that hit into a pole plymouth road at irwin lane. mercer county new jersey, on the turnpike southbound we have construction blocking two lanes, southbound approaching exit 7-a. you can see the area of yellow meaning it's getting slow in that area with construction blocking two lanes, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing this morning a fast-moving fire has left a person hurt in west philadelphia. flames broke o

flooding into police, almost instantly, when they put out the surveillance video in time for the dinnertime tv newscast last night, not just tipsters who recognized until this gay bashing group, but those in this crowd themselves, who severely beat, round, taunted and put two gay men in the hospital last thursday night, recognize themselves apparently, got ahold of lawyers, and the lawyers are among the callers in here to central detectives that say, hey, my client wants to come in there and plans to do so today. >> had a nice night in philadelphia like we do all the time, never had anything like this. so just want to make sure that it never happens again to anyone. >> the injuries that these individuals sustained, particularly the one male, requiring surgery, i mean, this is a group of individuals. again, it is one of those things we want to get them in, anybody that was a part that far group, they know whether or not they actually, you know, physically played a part in the assault itself. if they did not, then again i would suggest that they come in, talk to central detectives, and, you k

clouds fill in toward the lehigh valley and kind of break apart and sets down past us again by dinnertime. more clouds to the south, a little bit more sun up to the north an philadelphia and trenton and somewhere in between most of the day. 68 degrees is the 8:00 a.m. temperature, 72 by 11:00. the numbers won't be as warm today, we'll get up to 77. i could see that happening around 3. it will be a clouds and sun mix more clouds to the south. as we look at high temperatures across the region. 75 in allentown, 78 in trenton an wilmington. 76 in reading, down the shore we're looking at 77, 78 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out there. tonight the phillies are back home against the pirates. partly cloudy and a bit cool at citizens bank park tonight. there's a system to our south that will be producing clouds and dishing a few showers off the ocean. looks like most of this activity will be down south of philadelphia, the steadiest will be the closer you go toward the shore, but that's a possibility a little bit of light rain if philadelphia tomorrow a little steadier rain to the south. 77 cl

before he with dip back into the upper 60s before dinnertime. high temperatures across the region not a super-big rain. 71 down the shore. 71 in the i-95 corridor and 67 in allentown and 68 in reading. tomorrow, well, a frontal boundary well to the south of us, high pressure really the dominant feature for the rest of the week and tomorrow looks nice with a fair amount of sunshine. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going for a high of 71 today, breezy and cooler. by the way autumn does arrive around 10:30 this evening, so this will be the last partial day of summer. tomorrow, fall kicks in tomorrow for the first time sunny and nice, 72 degrees. about now is when we have the evening amount of sunshine and daylight. tomorrow is rosh hashanah. we'll have high clouds around because of a coastal storm that will be near the coast. we don't think it will bring any rain to us. maybe some high clouds from that passing feature. friday we warm up, again, getting up to 78 degrees with the high pressure off the coast and starting to pop in

the lawyer followed soon after this video put out 5:00 dinnertime, names to put with the faces almostntly, and then hearing from some of those in the video, because they had hired lawyers and lawyers were calling to try to be the first in, because always the first in who says what they did or didn't do may be getting the break on the charges when they come for those who did the worse of it all. not only did those who know the people call in, soon after, so did those seen in this video and this large group that taunt add gay couple thursday night before 11:00 here in center city then beat them so bad one of the men had to have his teeth and jaw reset by surgeons and his eyes on at that time bone broken, knock unconscious along with being okay of back pack that had his wallet credit cards and cell phone inside. now what started out as shoulder bump on crowded center city sidewalk, instead of simple excuse me, gays slurs and savage attack. >> you have lot of rig pant people, with attitude, majority of people attitude is very open, but do you have some ignorant people out there that choos

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here they are, ding, ding, ding, ding, dinnertime, you sick [bleeped] jon. wait. what's all the writing? >> it's all my personnel info, my bank account number, my pinterest login, my parents' home phone number in case i get lost. >> jon: you've completely giving up trying to protect your private everything from hackers. >> no point in trying, jon. they'll find it anyway. if i don't upload news foe ocean to, they'll break into my house at night, yank off the covers and snap a picture of me me and my slumber chub. >> jon: your slumber chub? >> daddy's got rest, jon. >> jon: i understand. jordan, i mean this in no disrespect here, but i don't think hackers, the general public, et cetera, are really clamoring to see you naked. >> what? what are you talking about, jon? we are all being hunted, j-law, j-lo, j.-klep. people want to see our j-unk. so i'm giving them mine. >> jon: that's the thing. no one is hunting for men's junk. the only pictures people are hunting for are women. >> i see men's dick pics all the time, anthony weiner, brett favre, kanye. >> nobody was se

he says around dinnertime, someone called 911 to report an odd smell in the area. >> it unit with a a gas type of smell. it was more sulfur, more like eggs. >> reporter: police say they were at extremely dangerous levels. >> four of our officers were affected by the gas and so they had to be treated at the scene. >> reporter: the mountain view police department says the them cals came from unit 17, but investigators rpts saying what the chemicals may have been used for or how the two people died. >> i can't comment on whether it was suspicious in nature. it's unusual to have that odor and obviously find two victims. all right neighb >> reporter: neighbors were allowed back in but with a warning. >> if you have any containers that are not air tight, say for example salt and pepper shake erk it's advised you throw it away. >> reporter: a neighbor told me he noticed a note on the front door of apt 17, police say it was not a suicide letter. but they wouldn't give any details about what the message said. officials are also not releasing any information about the two people found inside. m

that line of showers and thunderstorms moving through around the dinnertime frame.ith some gusty winds if you are underneath some of that activity as well as heavy downpours and then it continues to move into south jersey. around seven, 8:00 o'clock and then it's out of here as we move into late thursday night. setting us up for a nice start to your friday. 82 degrees. that was the high temperature today. the normal for this time of year is 80. so today pretty comfortable. a few degrees above average. but nonetheless, it is comfortable for late september. as far as those temperatures right now, we're looking at upper 60s in the poconos. mid 70s in trenton. upper 70s right now in wilmington and low 70s down the shore. look at the sharp temperature contrast across the nation. 100 right now in dallas. but look only 40s as we move into rapid city as well as billings so a sharp cut off behind that front. we're talking 70 degrees tonight in the city. increasing humidity. and then tomorrow, it's going to feel like summer. high tomorrow 88 degrees with those afternoon and e

and much of the area being wet by dinnertime.n it finally moves out and gives us a much brighter day on sunday. now, for the rest of the night, we're going to be seeing the clearing skies. just a chance of an early shower to the south. less humid late. 6 2 for the low in philadelphia. 54 in the suburbs. tomorrow, cooler and less humid. different type of day. more sunshine to the north than to the south, because remember, that front is stalling to our south. then the front starts to come back and that's a cool day on saturday. average high is 80. only 69. the rain most likely in the afternoon and into the evening hours. potentially heavy at times. then a nice sunny day on sunday, into monday. then the rain comes back on tuesday. >>> good evening to you. i'm danny pommells. up next, we'll hear from chip kelly on who will fill the holes of a banged up offensive line for the eagles. >>> and lesean mccoy on that 20 cent tip. stick around. don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion doll

we'll watch that front arrive with a line of showers and storms around the dinnertime frame on thursdaynd some of those storms could be little gusty you can see by thursday night here's 10:00 p.m. watching some moderate to heavy rainfall in south jersey but that front will dry us out as we move into friday. then a secondary front on saturday will bring even cooler air. before tonight cloudy and cool coastal drizzle around with those winds out of the east northeast 10 to 15 miles per hour. low 60s in the suburbs. 67 degrees in the city. now, moving ahead to tomorrow, it starts out a little cool. cloudy, decreasing clouds throughout the day and then we warm things up to around 80 degrees and once again the average for this time of your is 81. so for tomorrow, partly cloud -- sunny what well call it then as we move ahead to your thursday, we're looking at temperatures climbing to near, yes, 90 degrees. then that front arrives thursday afternoon and evening with that line of showers and storms. less humid temperatures by friday upper 70s and that secondary front drops us down back again fee

police say there were hundreds of people around dinnertime when an elderly man was attacked. not one person called 911. hayward police say a 70-year-old man was at kennedy park on sunday collecting recycled goods. investigators think he was involved in some type of argument with someone at a picnic party when he was attacked. >> this is a grandfather, a father, somebody who really wasn't there causing problems, and he suffers for what? >> reporter: the elderly man was knocked unconscious and whoever did it left him laying on the ground, and so did everyone else. >> there's hundreds of people at the park that day, and nobody contacted and called the police or 911 to let them know there was someone lying there, needed help, it's a little disturbing. >> reporter: police were finally called at 7:00 p.m. when the victim's wife saw him laying there. >> 70-year-old man lying on the floor, even if you didn't know he got punched, you said see if he's okay. >> reporter: the victim is still in the hospital, he's expected to survive but may have suffered brain damage. the incident has ma

partly sunny afternoon. 69 by 9 o'clock, 75 by noon. 83-degree reading by 4 o'clock. 79 degrees by dinnertime. more humid tomorrow with the chance of late day or night time thunderstorms. karen details on that coming up in that seven day. >> dave let's hit the roads and get this day started. live in southwest philadelphia this is i-95 right by the airport. you can see the flashing lights. we still have construction out here so watch for it. it's southbound on i-95 blocking the right lane so don't forget to stay left coming off of the girard point bridge. other than that looking good on i-95 and the construction near girard has cleared. on the boulevard northbound near devereaux we do still have paving work so watch for some restrictions right there. let's go outside live on the ben franklin bridge. quiet this morning but we do still have construction. it's blocking the two right lanes right now westbound as you try to come into the city. they expect to open one more lane before the morning rush. this has been causing delays on the ben and that's like to happen again today. bellmawr 295 southb

and the company that came out with the numbers is called dinnertime plus.y lock the phones and tablets when they are spending too much time and make sure they peck up theirs eyes up at the dinner table. this is september and you should be starting school with the school work and not three hours on your phone. >> can we look at them and saying they are doing home work assignments? chance. >> we have 22 minutes a day spent browsing on your phone and using apps to look things up. 22 minutes a day on home work and using instagrams and facebook and clash of clans is another popular game and watching the shoes on net flicks. >> whatever in the dirt clod war that i used to have. >> very educational. >> and there is a role in my house. you are not allowed to use the electronics and it is posted and if i am here, there is no excuse. all of your home work has to be done and you have a limited time. >> are you allowed to use your smart phone? >> that is different, i mean, come on. i am working and learning and doing my job. >> okay. >> there you go. >> i am sure your

as the front gets closer there's a chance of a pop-up shower between 1:00 and dinnertime. early evening you might see this. you can see how the model will be in the northern and western suburbs that's probably the best chance of a shower north and west tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sun and clouds today, 80. tomorrow, 79 similar temperature-wise, sun in the morning and giving way to unceasing clouds and the afternoon shower possibility exists. wednesday could be damp with spotty showers across the region here and there, high of 73. not a washout, but damp. thursday, partly sunny, high of 74 getting back to nicer weather just in time for the next union match at ppl park in the evening. friday, sun to clouds, late day or nighttime shower or thunderstorm. and i could see some of the rain spilling into saturday morning, the rest of the weekend looks cool and dry. >> up next, more stories you didn't see last night. including a potential break in the search for a missing realtor in the south. she had vanished on the job. >> it all came down to the final d

still the mid 80s by dinnertime tonight.igh temperatures across the area, 87 in allentown, 88 in reading, 87 in trenton, 88 in wilmington, better down the shore where we'll get up to 82 degrees for the high today. tomorrow, the warm, humid air is still in place, in fact in the afternoon ahead of an approaching cold front it could get into the low 90s across the region. very humid and tomorrow there's the chance of another shower or thunderstorm line coming in, only this one could feature stronger thunderstorms. the best chance appears to be in the evening later in the afternoon i have my eyes out for the northern and western suburbs. as that comes through in the early evening and over by the shore, any storms that come through could produce downpours and strong gusty winds. those are saturday's storms. lincoln financial field all the storms are out of here the humidity drops, temperatures drop, 73 degrees for the kickoff, 78 for the 4th quarter. fans in the stands will have a good time, i think. the exclusive accuweather sev

police put it out just in time for the dinnertime news last night, before dessert was served. one cop said they had plenty of names. so while surveillance video has detective working hard, putting names with the faces, almost instantly here. and then, on top of that, some of those people seen in the video are seeing themselves in the television newscast, hired lawyers beforehand, some lawyers contacted central detectives saying hey chest the procedure, my client in that group, wants to come in and give his or her side of the story and say what she new and what little she or he may have done, and maybe avoid some of the most serious charges, and we're talking very serious charges, including, a felony charge, for a hate crime, and then the other felonies aggravated assault. because the injuries to this gay couple so severe. then even felony robbery charge, because one of the men had his back pack stolen it, hads his wallet, credit cards, cell phone inside watch we talk to the gay couple out of the hospital sunday, one of them had their teeth moved around, and their jaw out of al

. >> even if sometimes the cubs have to kind of wait in line for dinnertime, but still, all look verye mother cub was in labor for six hours. >> no epidural, i'm guessing. >> i don't know if that's optional at the zoos. cute and cuddly until they rip your face off. >> never know what's under the desk. >>> coming up on "the skinny," a celebrity chef took a bitter turn and has now tried a new recipe for success starting today. >> but first -- there she is. there she is right there. miss america in the middle of a scandal so soon after winning the crown. her response with some harsh allegations. it's an abc news exclusive. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay t

bus, we marched them right in, sat them down at the kitchen table, own # in the afternoon, wasn't dinnertime, but we wanted them to download. how was your first day? i said look we'll talk to you, because they hate to talk to us. >> how old are they? >> ten and six. >> so i said we're going to talk to you for the first week, we want to know who you are sitting next, to the teach, everything else, and then let you on your way. >> but i think it is important to go through something like this to be able to talk to their parents and share. >> agreed. good parenting. >> so a lot of people shared being woken up last night by this thunder and lightning. >> yes. a lot of people d we had a loft thunder, lightning, wind damage, as well, but all now over, and as you head out the door this morning, you are going do so to some warm temperatures, but, noticeably different humidity level. the humidity has come down, with the passage of the front, so 75, right now, by lunchtime we are looking at 83 degrees and sunny, and then for the drive home today, or the end every work, it is still nice, 87 degrees, so

but most of the action doesn't start to arrive until about dinnertime.ee watching some pockets of showers and thunderstorms around philadelphia, by 6:00 north and west the mainline really gets its act together around 8:00 o'clock moving toward the area south jersey, nine, 10:00 o'clock but after midnight it's off the shore and we're looking at improving conditions throughout the day on sunday with partly cloudy skies. by kick off for the eagle and temperatures will be in the 70s so a nice feel to the atmosphere the second half of the weekend. we'll call it partly sunny for that 1:00 o'clock kickoff. the jaguars taking on the eagles at the linc. 77 degrees, winds out of the north five to 10 miles per hour. the high in philadelphia today, 89 degrees. that's well above the normal which is down into the low 80s for this time of year and take look at the temperatures right now. it's 79 in wilmington. 80 still in philadelphia. 77 in pottstown as well as reading. factor in that humidity, it feels like 84 degrees right now in philadelphia. so upper 60s, low 70s

and then continuing through 5:00 the dinnertime frame and then it's progressive so it will be in andhat means sunday we're looking at a lot of sunshine and beautiful weather returning similar to today on sunday. so how much rain are we talking you can see here's 3:00 o'clock. we're in the really looking at the accumulating precip until later in the afternoon. about a tenth of an inch by 3:00 toward lancaster county. as we move toward 5:00 o'clock, about a tenth of an inch around philadelphia. so on average we're looking at about quarter of an inch to perhaps a half an inch of rainfall before all is said and done. lesser amounts down the shore and the rainfall won't arrive there really until later on saturday evening. the high temperature today in philadelphia made it up to 78 degrees. the normal this time of year is 80. but look at record high for today's date. 95 degrees set back in 1931. temperatures right now are pretty cool. already 60 in atlantic city. low 60s in wildwood as well as millville. upper 50s in allentown right now. look at the pocono mountains. a chilly 50 degrees ri

then here comes this line of showers and thunderstorms right around dinnertime. 7:00 this model has itso obviously it's a little earlier north and west. a little later south and east. and then we dry out. so friday's looking good, but the whole thing comes right back on saturday. so it's looking like saturday might be kind of wet. in the tropics, this is the historical peak of hurricane season. we're watching for any kind of development in the bahamas. this is the main quarter we're in the eastern atlantic. and that may develop over the next few days, some of the computer models are showing that. it would probably stay way out in the atlantic. cloudy and breezy with a chance of a couch showers south and east. 64 for the low temperature in philadelphia tomorrow. some clouds in the morning, real sun in the afternoon could push some places to near 80 degrees. the average high is 81. we're going to be way above that on thursday and humid with thunderstorms late in the day and into the night, then cooler and dry on friday. the rain comes back saturday, cooler and dry sunday and monday, rain

afternoon especially evening, we'll be watching out for some evening storms especially after, say, dinnertimerth and west but for tonight it stays pretty sultry. low 70s in the city. 91 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow with those evening pop up showers and storms beginning north and west after din are in. 91 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. luce so, not as humid as we move into your wednesday. but it's still going to be hot. 89 degrees for the high. hazy sunshine on thursday. 89. 90 on friday. a warm and muggy start to the weekend a few scattered showers and storms. but if you don't like the heat, wait until sunday and monday of next week. temperatures drop into the low 80s. even 70s. that's it for high temperatures next monday. so something for everyone. >> i was going to say a little something something for everyone. love it. guess who is in the house? the one and only howard eskin. >> well, suppose somebody wants snow? there's not someone for everyone. >> that's true. we'll get that soon enough. >> come on howard play the game with us. >> i'm playing. sometimes i use my

has it at its heaviest right around dinnertime, and then moves it out as we go into sunday.computer models have the rain linger a little bit, but still, sunday's going to be a lot nicer than saturday, and then, oh, here comes tuesday. another round of rain coming in. for tonight, it's going to be clearing late with lower humidity. chance of a couple showers early. 62 degrees for the low in philadelphia. tomorrow, cooler and less humid. more sunshine to the north. and to the south. and temperatures below the average of 80 degrees. way below the average on saturday with rain developing especially into the afternoon and evening hour, and some could be heavy, at least for a period of time. but sunday, a drastically different day. i think it will be a lot sunnier. and on the cool side. dry. monday is dry, too, but then tuesday the rain comes back. >>> well, it's the pain of parting ways that tends to stick around. >> that's right. couples in crisis and headed for divorce doesn't come cheap. we're talking about alimony. today, the new law of the land that changes the equation. >>>

according to a in you report from the android app dinnertime plus, kids are spending more than three day using apps on their phones or tablets. that's the equivalent of 6.5 weeks a year. about two-thirds of that time is spent texting friends and going to popular sites like facebook and intra gram. the rest of the time is generally spent on gaming apps. >> do you mean toasty sayre they not studying on their phones. >>> that's what the study says. >> that's shocking. trouble for the newest miss america. tonight she's facing down accusations of hazing. >> why she says she was really kick out of her college sorority and marine corps veteran delivers his daughter on the side of a 43 way. mother and lucky baby were lucky to have enough him around. where they stopped the car makes this story even better. >> cary williams had a lot of apologizing today after his comments concerning chip kelly's practices and jumping on a teammate after a blown coverage. williams tells us w >> new york city mayor bill diblasio says the big apple is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions 80% by the yea

they say betty was a regular at dinnertime. but the woman described as friendly and outgoing is gone. her life taken away while living on the streets of san jose. >> she's harmless. i can't imagine someone would actually hurt her, you know. that's just crazy. >> reporter: the drive-through at the carl's jr. was closed down for a couple of hours after police found what they thought was a piece of evidence. it has since reopened. this is the city's 26th homicide of the year. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> police in palo alto are searching for a man acrossed of p accused of pretending to be a police officer. police say he stopped a high school student on a bike and lectured him for not following traffic rules. the man was in an unmarked car and showed the student a weapon, a hand gun or a stun gun. police are looking for anyone else who may have come across the man. >>> a big cleanup in foster city after a big rig hauling dirt rolled over, spilling piles of soil out on to the street. this happened at 12:30 this afternoon. sky 7 hd s

he says around dinnertime last night, someone called 911 to report an odd smell in the area. >> it wasn't a gas type of smell. it was more sulfur, more like eggs. >> reporter: police now say sulfate dioxide and hydrogen sulfide were detected in the air at extremely dangerous levels. >> the officers were clearing folks. and as they continued to do so, the odor was getting stronger and stronger. >> reporter: hazmat crews were called to the scene after four officers were sickened by this toxic gas. police aren't saying what the chemicals were being used for or how the two people died. >> i can't even comment whether it was suspicious in nature. it's unusual, of course, to have that sort of odor and then obviously find two victims. >> neighbors were allowed back into their apartments this morning after officials say the chemical levels were safe. but as a precaution, everyone is asked to open windows and wipe down every surface inside. >> if you have any containers that are not airtight, say, for example, a salt and pepper shaker, clean it out. >> reporter: a neighbor told me that he saw a no

that's all you get until dinnertime. >> usually a bologna sandwich, an orange, donated cookies. at night they get a hot meal. >> a lot of these guys won't talk up but i'm going tell you what i think. the food here is garbage, bro. >> you don't eat it? >> no. >> how come? >> the only reason i eat is the fruit. the only reason i take the tray is so that i can talk to everybody in the run. because when they give you your food, the trap stays opened until they pick it up. i don't eat it, though. >> we throw more of it away than we eat, honestly. the food that we get -- >> well, once you serve it you can't use it for anything else. do you have food in wyoming? >> we do. and we recognize it. no, but seriously. >> i've got more people in jail than you have in your whole state. >> you've got that right. >> the two meals for every one of its 8,000 inmates, the maricopa county jail churns out 16,000 meals per day. they're all prepared at the facility's food factory, where the vast majority of the workers are inmates. >> we have close to 100 inmates working each day. they work eight-hour d

by dinnertime tomorrow watching a line of some showers and storms that will be moving into the poconotains as well as the lehigh valley. so we'll be watching that tomorrow evening and tomorrow night for another chance of some showers and storms. but temperatures tonight, 67 degrees in the suburbs. low 70s in the city. and then tomorrow, hot and hum humid, 91 degrees will be the high temperature with those afternoon and evening pop up showers and storms. the weather authority seven day forecast showing you that as we move toward wednesday, 89 degrees. not quiet as humid but it's still going to be hot. 89 on thursday. 90 on friday and then as we move toward the upcoming weekend, saturday a few scattered showers and storms. it's going to be warm and muggy and then if you're looking for heat relief, cooler conditions by sunday and monday of next week. low 80s on sunday. 77 degrees on monday. so big temperature turn around next week this same. >> speaking of turn around what's up with the phillies had you ward. >> they're still where they are but they had something to do happening today. >

today and we're look tag high of 81 probably around 4:00 before sliding back into the upper 70's by dinnertimeam but not too bad. >> thank you david. >>> going on the bright lights of broadway were dimmed yesterday in honor of joan rivers 59 6:forty five things were a little darker. she went into cardiac arrest during an elective throat procedure at a clinic and passed away days later. her funeral on monday was a kohl's welcomes juicy couture! fun and flirty fashions, you can fall for all year long. save 25% on all things juicy couture including juicy's iconic tracksuit. plus, earn kohls cash! starting wednesday. at kohl's anniversary sale. kohl's. >> ♪ >> welcome back. here are your top stories this morning on "action news." the top stories here, president obama will address the nation tonight. he'll outline his plan to combat the threat posed by islamic militants in the middle east. >>> a job fair taking place in atlantic city today to help many of the resorts' nearly 6,000 laid off casino workers. yesterday the trump taj mahal filed for bankruptcy for the fourth time. >>> new jersey state s

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slight chance an afternoon pop-up thunderstorm probably a little better chance after dinnertime tonightu're headed down to the airport so far so good as we've had all green planes on the big board and no travel delays in any of our most frequently traveled destinations. matt and tam. >> all right, thank you david. >>> cole hamels and the phillies bullpen made collective history. they pitched the team's first combined no-hitter in its 131 year existence. hamels was on the mound for six no hit innings but walked five batters and threw 108 pitches on a hot day in atlanta. marlon byrd's nice catch saved the no-hitter. jake diekman giles and papelbon finished off. >> up next, arson hits a berks county high school. >> it will be even tougher for a first day for freshmen in a bucks county school. how the district is helping bucks county school. how the district is helping them deal with a tragic loss celebrate blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale. buy one get 50% off one. because you know what they say: 60 is the new 50. they also say your're only as young as you feel. we feel great. how about

by the time he got there, after dinnertime, these guys had all eaten. they had these 10 corned beef sandwiches. he decided to stick around and he told people he is an interpreter for the israeli press. , there was a press conference held at midnight that night in which chief curry brings lee harvey oswald. there is a picture of ruby right to their -- right there. in those days, they did not have computers. he is there with paper. his pocket atl in that time. thing,e -- his next which i will share with you, he somehow decides that the billboard on one of the dallas a bigs, freeways, billboard. he goes out. 3:00 in theut morning, his roommate, a guy by the name of george, gets him to go out and take a photograph of the billboard. he then goes down to his nightclub. he gets this guy taking care of his dogs -- ruby was a great dog lover, owned a seven dogs -- and they go out to take a picture at morning ofin the this billboard because he thinks it is somehow connected with the and the ad assassination. he notes the po box that is on the billboard. he goes w

show it to you once again, just waking up, they put this outright before the dinnertime news hour, around and soon as it was out, they had names to go with these faces, within an hour. now, i want to show that you still picture you guys shows last hour. what happened first was somebody looking on somebody else's facebook page, said hey, the people at this party somewhere, they didn't know where at the time, look like the same people in the video. then they started matching faces, and outfits, and notice the guy in the blaze orange red kind of flyers colored vest. you will see him as we go back it the surveillance video, because he walks close to the surveillance camera. then, others, as somebody posts cents that on twitter say hey, i know that left distinctive wall. i know that sealing, i knows though seaned leaves, that's live vie old a then they notify the police, that puts this group on 16 street where that italian restaurant is, four blocks exactly from chancellor street, where the surveillance video was taken and where this gay couple just bumped shoulders with many in this group, an

at times that fit into their busy schedules such as walking home from the school bus stop were dinnertime so this notion of a smartphone, you've seen the ad, it tells you when to do these things. it will also help parents learn how to recognize warning times their children may be bullying or been bullied or fitness bullying. so know bullying app provides strategies for educators and school administrators so they can prevent in classrooms and support children. it's available for free on iphone and android smartphones. you can learn more by visiting the store.samhsa.gov. about 200 mark, schmitz, but it's time to get on with the rest of the day. you have a very packed agenda. i want to thank you for participating and i hope you will all leave here a little more knowledgeable committed to what it takes to make sure no child, no adolescent regardless of their shape, size, orientation, race, religion, intelligence commitment to health status, no child, no child and no team experiences humiliation, fear, taunting her denigration at the hanson boys that of others who share their school hallways.

customize reminders at times that fit into their families schedules such as walking home or at dinnertime. so this notion of a smart phone you've seen that ad tells you when to do these things. the ap also will help parents learn to recognize learning signs that their children may be bullying or being bullied or witnessing bullied. so the ap provides strategies so they can prevent bullying in classrooms and support children who are being bullied. it's available for free on i phones and on android smart phones. you can learn more by visiting the store.samsa.gov. i would love to highlight more accomplishments but i know it's time to get on with the rest of the day. you have a very packed agenda today. i want to thank you so much for participating and i hope yowl all leave here a little more knowledgeable enlightnd and committed to doing whatever it takes to make sure no child regardless of their shape size orientation race religion intelligence mental health status disability status, no child, no child and no teen experiences some hue millation fear taunting or den gration at the hands and