and i use dried craisins, but you can use raisins, you can use dried cherries -- any kind of dried fruit like. that's about 1/3 cup. and you're gonna give that a mix so it's fully incorporated. just like that. and once your peanut butter mixture is all cooled down, then you can add the chocolate chips. you don't want to add it right away 'cause they'll melt. perfect. and then 1/2 cup of mini chocolate chips. perfect. okay, once that's fully incorporated, you're gonna take an 8x8 pan and line it with parchment paper. okay. and you're gonna scoop it right into the pan. the best part about these is that you don't have to bake them in the oven, so they're done in only about an hour when they're all cooled. so you can eat them as soon as you want. and you're just gonna press it down just like that. okay, this batch has been sitting for about one hour in the refrigerator. and when you line the parchment beforehand, make sure you give a little bit of extra parchment on top so you can pull them out of the pan easier. now we're gonna cut them up. these look really good. okay. great. and last one.

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. >> when we take them out of the sea, they have to be processed and dried. then we take them home and pick up the stand, shells, and little creatures that were dried inside them and then we wash them out. >> with proper care, ac sponge can be kept foup to 20 years. >> we had no idea there were people who used sponges to wash with. now i'm using one might else will stop -- using one myself. >> out in the lagoon, marine cultures is at work on a entirely new project. its first plantation for aqua farming coral. >> we have an estimated 20 different species that we believe could be made into products for use in a wary arms. and coral is relatively easy to cultivate. you just cut part of the coral off and attach it to a substrate. these cuttings are very similar to the explants used in sponge farming. >> the next step might be to establish a protected area inside the lagoon. then the coral could also be used to replenish natural coral stocks. marine cultures has already got some of the local fishermen on board for the idea. one is working on a traditional fish tra

skin starts to get excessively dried out especially in an older person they can get infected. cloth. just keep changing it all the time. >> i think bathing is much better than hot shower because it dries them up. what mark was talking about, certain places like arms and legs you don't need to continue to scrub because that is not where the concentration of oil is. >> antibacterial soap. >> i'm glad you brought it up. if you look for these natural soaps don't waste your money because a lot of the ingredients are absolutely waste of your time. don't go for fragrance ones or any colors. those are not good. look for sulfate. that is a no-no. >> the ones that say this is special. you pay a fortune for that. get the ones that don't have detergent in them. >> telling me we got to go. could it be the new superfood? doctors weigh in on benefits of beet root juice. we always were told we were german. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i

several hours later, when she realized she had left her wallet behind, she returned, tracking dried blood left earlier, proving there were two separate visits and proving mars davis had been telling the truth. >> she said that she killed the guy. >> did she say why? >> because they told her to. >> they meaning who? >> these voices that she heard in her head. >> andrea morris, almost unrecognizable from her days as a stripper, maintained her innocence, but the jury didn't buy her story. in october of 2007, she was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole. the pat mcrae case shows how a single drop of blood can be the difference between a conviction or an exoneration. >> fewer than 1 out of 100 billion unrelated individuals would be expected to have that same dna profile that was found on the piece of evidence. >> forensic evidence was the key to the entire case. there was just great dna evidence. >> it was very gratifying that the physical evidence established at the initial scene on the initial day eventually is what ended up absolutely placing her within t

as a benchmark a bushel is a gallant of capacity. 1 bushel of dried shelved maze weighs 56 pounds. think about 70000 bushels. the mandan life accommodated the unpredictable the of dakotas climate in all but the most dire circumstances. in 21st century archaeology is beginning to reveal the extent of the mandan success. high-tech imaging of sites in the heart river area have shown that several towns were major population centers. doubled ditch village just north of bismarck, north dakota, may well be the most spectacular and accessible example and the town same as you can see reflects its most striking visible feature comedies to clearly discernible trenches that still delineate former boundaries of the palisade of the town, so when you're looking image this think of a trench that's probably originally six or 7 feet deep, 50 or 16 feet across and on the inner side of that trench think of a palisade of it sharpened stakes suck into the earth. it turns out that the name double ditch is misleading. what appears to be outermost trench here does not mark the outermost boundary of the tow

so i dried my tears and said i'll start packing up. i didn't even get to give him a hug good-bye much i said thank you so much for all you've done and i left. >> do you know why he was cast out? >> he could hold his own and be somebody. and that is a threat to father. >> becky was ordered to remove any evidence that her husband existed. to cut him out of every photo. today she has no pictures of the two of them together from their past. so you would say that your father cast out anyone he thought he couldn't control? >> at first i didn't think. that i thought that person is cast out because they're wicked. until it came so close to me. >> but warren's control over becky's life wouldn't end there. a few months later, warren declared becky a bad mother. he then took three of her children away and commanded her to retreat with her eldest son to what is called a house of repentance. >> we were given strict rules when we got there. and we were supposed to communicate with each other. >> like prison? >> yeah. it was like prison. >> one day i

>> yes, there's the dried apricot inside as well. >> delicious.icated, very time-consuming dishes to prepare. always from scratch and always in excess of what you could possibly need. you tend to kill your guests with kindness around here. >> that dish is from the south of iran. >> from the persian gulf? >> persian gulf. yes. >> this one is from north. >> maybe if i could try some? yes. thank you. >> of course. >> that one, we made it with beans, meat. >> it's so good. mm. fantastic food. >> men and boy, both of them working. >> it's hard to do something like this. that's what i'm waiting. that's the crispy rice at the bottom. what is it called? tariq? >> tariq. exactly. >> merci. >> my mom and my mother-in-law, they think if they have a guest, they have to have at least two or three kind of foods. if they make just one, they think it is not very polite for a guest. now they set the example for my generation. that i have a guest i will just make one food, one appetizer, one dessert. >> you know why? do you know why? >> because it's much easier. >>

he failed to shine at the first debate last month and the money to the campaign dried up and they could not get it going. it has hard for him to pay the bills. another source told me walker told his aides how can i run a campaign against national debt if i have debt. it wasn't his time. >> he announced he was running and the aflcio said scott walker is a national disgrace. last night, aflcio celebrating. scott walker is a national disgrace. just not national anyway. >> home to wisconsin. >>> a new campaign focus for hillary clinton in the campaign swing to the south. she slammed price gouging about the $4,000% hike in the price of one drug. let's get more from correspondent brianna keilar in little rock. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. hillary clinton made visits to louisiana and arkansas to tout changes she wants to make to obamacare. a way to differentiate herself from others that want to repeal the law and differ herself from obama. she will talk in more detail about the policy prescriptions. on the trip through the south, she slammed republicans who want to get rid of

. >> reporter: well you can see the fishing hole has dried up, the stick fish are gone, now we can see are getting through this morning, still again a warning there could trouble spots some spots and ponding and pooling when you head out the door. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> drivers had to deal with downpours in philadelphia, as with as well. flash flooding stranded a driver in fairmont park who had driven into floodwaters on ford road. she climbed on to a police officer's shoulders who carried her to dry grounds when the car stalled. >>> bookmark 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and download the free storm tracker 6 live app for when you are on the go this weekend. >>> developing overnights a two-alarm fire damaged a sheet metal business in chester. more than a dozen firefighters responded to front and renee streets before midnight. crews knocked down flames shooting from the roof of the buildings. no injuries were reported. it is not known how the fire broke out. >>> a man is fighting for his life after he was

they didn't see the scott walker the man they had heard about and his support dried up and his money dried up. >> carly fiorina stopping by the "the tonight show" talking about the best advice his mother ever gave her. >> when i was a little girl what you are is god's gift to you and what you make of yourself is god's gift to you. >> no matter what they are, what they look like how they start or what their circumstances they have the opportunity to fulfill their potential and find and use their god given gift. that isn't true in america today. >> a new cnn orc poll puts fiorina ahead of carson and right behind trump. >> hillary clinton set to announce a healthcare initiative. in iowa a plan to lower prescription medication costs by capping out of pocket costs for patients. this comes the day after she defended obamacare at a campaign in baton rouge. clinton crediting the law with reducing the number of uninsured americans and vowing to stop republicans from tearing it up if she wins the white house. >> the month of august seeing a surge of illegals crossing the border. the white hous

. >> the driver comes to and dries -- and tries to speed off. believest-row resident they were lucky they were in shock. >> we could have been killed. -- >> thee timing timing of this location -- >> you see potentially a wire protruding from it, you see individuals are not responsive. it raises the alarm bells. kimberly: one pentagon city resident appreciates the response and the all clear. >> i would rather be safe than sorry. kimberly: the driver blew well over the legal limit. and that suspicious wire turned out to be a power amp speaker cable. those three men are lucky that use of force is just as important as use of a strained -- use of restraint. police have identified the man shot at a station last friday. william wilson junior staff a woman at mcdonald's inside. a security guard chased wilson and then shot him when wilson's lunged at him with a knife. a is expected to recover. transit please making an arrest at wheaton metro station. joshua smith was arrested this morning. he is now facing a number of charges, including fourth degree sex

money dried up and last poll. >> if trump had not been in the race.p had not been in the race. would it have been different for walker in your opinion? >> it would have been different for everybody, bill. obviously to some extent for walker. not plane to me. look, there were plenty of other candidates in the race who were alternatives to trump. he didn't get that marco rubleio has planned managed to stay afloat. it wasn't mission impossible for him. >> hillary clinton is up now a little bit, why? >> look at this poll, it's 404 voters. that's not a huge sample. it's satisfactory, i suppose. marginal of error plus or nine minus five points. it may indeed be true that she has moved back into a more commanding lead over bernie sanders but it may also not be true. this will need to be confirmed by further polling. she is still -- certainly doesn't suggest that she has lost further ground. i would say that. >> why is trump losing steam? >> well, you think what -- what i would be more thinking out of this poll is he is maybe leveling off. again, same margin

showers come to you later on saturday and last through a good part of sunday as well then it dries out for you next week. but we need to rain. we'll take it let's bring in ipse it is going to slow you up with the commutes. i tell you what -- big problem. suffolk can want you have an accident here proamping deer park avenue westbound. delays go back to thesacose westbound, eastbound traffic slow. past that there's another fox on the l.i.e. westbound by maurice avenue a. qb slow approaching williamsburg bridge because of a crash. talk more about that l.i.e. accident a flipped over truck from what i'm hearing i'm seeing a box truck here is kind of on its side and wheels here up. along with a lot of police activity so that is shutting down l.i.e. westbound this morning. northbound grand central parkway combination that's a good at gnats. let's go to gwb fake a look at that upper, with lower level fine. no delay this is morning. dealing with wet roadways. 80, 95 express a bit of a delay but that single file. lincoln holland tunnel look good. back to you. ben: did you know ines there are ele

as a lot of oil has dried up flowing through transalaska oil pipeline, a lot of the funding has dried up. offshore drilling could be a big help but it could be a wake up call, this issue of a monoeconomy, a sign that alaska has to diversify its economy like a lot of other states in the thaition. nation. john. >>> thank you lobby. the coast guard cutter healy is the only one operating. "techknow"'s phil torres reports. >> ice in the arctic as far as the eye can see. the only way through it is on this ship. the coast guard cutter healy. it is one of only two ice breakers in the united states built to handle polar ice. just as we're heading south another ship just 20 miles away is passing us heading north. it's the ivik, lead ship of the shell fleet that is bringing the polar pioneer to the chukchi sea. already preparing for the challenges ahead. it is his job to oversee research operations. >> up here you can't use a boom in the icy environment. it will cut the boom apart. we are looking at rov's that will go under the ice to say hey is there any ice there? >> how do oil spills and sea

the baby back ribs are air-dried, braised, then breaded and fried.ke shawarma, then meat dried like duck. then fried. meanwhile, not too far away on sawtell, a kogi truck pulls up, stops, reverses back to the corner. before the awning is even up, there's already a line. hungry people have been waiting in cars around the corner ever since the twitter announcement 30 minutes ago. i feel guilty. i'm jumping the line, right? wow. what's the longest line you ever had? >> 600. >> 600 people for one truck? >> yeah. >> the kogi taco, double caramelized korean barbecued short ribs on fresh corn tortilla with cilantro, relish and napa cabbage slaw in a soy vinaigrette. oh, yeah. >> the rep for kogi is we go everywhere, we go to every single corner of the county and the city. we're not just going to the hip areas. >> what about fantastically good? what about bel air? can you pull up on a corner in a residential area in bel air? what happens there? do you get rousted? >> no, no, they come out in a versace robe. >> that i've got to see. >> yeah, beverly hills. be

local fishes hole is dried up. this is also known as mountain meadows reservoir. residents want fishing on saturday. but at 5:00 p.m. on sunday, the water was all gone and thousands of dead fish covered the area. cgne owns the rights for the water an uses it for power. nobody opened up the dam, the water just ran out. but some locals claim that the lake still had two weeks of water left and that the fish could have been saveed. >>> it was a roller coaster ride of temperatures over the past several e. coli days. look at liver morganton, starting off the week, monday, a high of 103-degrees. but look at the drop that you had on tuesday, 81. rebounding to 92 on we understand. 98 on thursday. and then yesterday, a high of 96-degrees. much cooler weather is moving in for the weekend, traveling out and about, coming up today, yosemite, 91-degrees with sunshine. sacramento is still warm, 93. but eureka, cooler weather for you. the map is looking very similar to 24 hours ago, but this ridge is now moving away from us and this big area of pressure is moving closer. we will

without this, danes could not live. >> so we have pork skin and chocolate with dried blackberries. that's wild. >> it's the flavor of denmark. right? >> roast pork with crackling and pickles. >> that is a serious sandwich. that's just amazing. >> oh, a rainbow. this is almost too pretty. and there you go. >> oh. >> super cool, huh? >> why don't we have the strawberries? with triple cream, huh? >> it's delicious. >> we have wild blueberry desserts. the sandwich, one for each of you. and the first of the wild strawberries. >> beautiful. >> look at this. like a picnic in the park, yeah? >> mm. wow. >> so the midsummer day in denmark. >> wow. look at the witch. burn, witch, burn. [ singing ] >> terrific, thank you. >> unbelievable. >> look, i've eaten at a lot of great restaurants around the world, and there was still a little part of me that was saying this was going to be bull -- the guy's out in the field yanking weeds out of the ground. i really didn't expect it to be as good as it was. it was delicious. amazingly delicious. >> amazing. >> yes, i thought it was amazing. >> it's not

everywhere else is dried out. as we go into the rest of today, you'll see clouds clearing but a little chance of showers closer to atlantic city as we head into our evening hours. by wednesday we see everything clearing up, more sunshine expected for us. this is something we'll watch carefully as we get closer to the weekend. we have the area of low pressure off the carolina coast. it could just sit here, that's what some models are suggesting. others are suggesting it will head to the north. if it does it will bring us light rainfall as we get into overnight hours saturday heading into sunday. so right now we'll go with saturday, 37 degrees, breezy and cool but by sunday we have a slight chance of showers right now and our temperatures will be closer to 74. >> just a light chance. if that changes we'll let you know but stick with us over the next couple days when we firm up the forecast. as far as today is concerned, 66 degrees will be the high. 73 in allentown. 74 in quakertown. right along the shoreline we see

live in d.c., chris dris, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, chris.ooler temperatures and possibly rain ahead for the weekend. meteorologist devin lucy has the timeline. >> we are seeing rain moving in the region. but not much in the immediate metro. most of the rain has been west or southwest of washington all throughout the day. a little light rain sprinkle activity been here throughout the afternoon. but now, the last of it. you can see the rain across in eastern washington, away. high temperature with 72 with the cloud cover. the cloud cover is here all weekend long. that could be the notable aspect of the forecast. the rain we are expecting shouldn't rain all weekend long. currently still 70. sun and the clouds to the mark. saturday, still a lot like today. most of the rain going west, south of washington. sunday that appears to be the likelier rain day. take the temperatures down. highs only in the uper the 60's. pretty cool fall day coming our way. we go to monday, and the rain lifts away. sunshine comes through. take the temperatures back up.

he is blow dried but his speech isn't blow dried. he's not using the system of everything being scripted, politically correct. as someone said, he's like the charlie sheen of politics. >> his critics are saying he's not a real republican. >> the fact is that some of his most controversial views like repealing birth right citizenship are supported by many republicans, if not most republicans. the birther thing, which is horrible, he didn't invent it. that's been going on in the republican party for years before he even started talking about it. so for people to say he's not a real republican, he has a lot of views of the republican base. he just says them out loud instead of encoding them and making this many sound nice. >> and he doesn't care. it's the way he says it. >> he's uses the dreaded term anchor babies and then jeb bush is defending anchor babies. >> let listen to donald trump on the campaign trail today. >> jeb bush was the governor and marco will never run because of respect for his mentor. and i figured the same thing bec

walker failed to shine in the first debate last month and the money to his campaign dried up and they could not get it going again. it was hard for him to pay the bills. another source told me that walker told his aides how can i run a campaign against the national debt if i have campaign debt. it wasn't his time. >> thanks for that. aflcio richard trumpka said scott walker is still a disgrace, just not national. >> a scathing comment from the union. >>> hillary clinton has a new message while she is on the campaign trail. talking about the tweaks she would make to obamacare. clinton was discussing health care during a campaign swing in the south. she slammed the republican promises to repeal the affordable care act if they win election. >> i was so proud to be part of president obama's administration when he signed the affordable care act into law. i called him. i was going on one of those foreign trips i had to go on as secretary of state. i was excited. i called him and said mr. president, thank you for getting health care passed to help everybody in america. think about it. they a

mudr 180 years all the wet has dried and fallen out except for that one little piece. it is really cool to see the inside of the wall that they build. theother thing about it, plaster is over the walls and it hairorsair -- it has horse in it for strength. the walls made it cool in the summer and warm in the winter. story is about ulysses going up, his boyhood, childhood years. i am a teacher and i always believed that you are what you grow up to be. your childhood is most important in your upbringing. you are what you become. your parents, your home, your family, your community. ofnt is a perfect example what happens when you are so influenced by your surroundings, because he is a product of so many things that were here when he was a boy, growing up. we watched the home to be a legacy for grants, but also for the way life was back then. to schoolchildren and they cannot believe that we live like this 150 years ago. he did not have electric, you did not have cell phones. it is not have heat and air-conditioning. they are just amazed. they can see it when they are in a

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melanie: our grass is dried out. up, a consumer alert about who is watching your children. one woman's four-story and how -- wom 7 on your side consumer alert about the dangers of finding babysitters online. one investigation details what a family called a horrifying outcome of their sitter search. they hired a sitter through care.com, which includes a background check, which came back clean, but it turns out the sitter was using a fake identity and ended up stealing thousands from them. since it was a case of identity theft, authorities say there was no way it would have shown up in the background check. experts recommend looking at the person online before hiring them to make sure the picture matches the sitter's profile. it is note the price children like pizza, french fries, foods surprise -- it is no that children like pizza, french fries, foods like that. fast food is considered heavy in calories. scientists believe it is a major contributor to kids being overweight, which is a national health concern. we have warm and sunny weather out there, taking a live look over

hard before, but it's never flooded like that. >> reporter: they're still trying to get everything dried up and it's probable going to take days to recover from that damage. also, coming up on news 4 at 6:00, firefighters are developing their plan for emergency responses and we'll have more on what you should be doing to prepare as more rain is in the forecast. >> thank you, darcy. homeowners and store owners are cleaning up after a fast-moving storm slammed in laurel, maryland and about a dozen buildings were damaged and you can see the roof partially ripped off a couple of businesses and we'll hear from a witness who saw that storm hit. that's coming up in our next half hour. >> check out the situation at james madison university where heavy downpours created a wet mess yesterday with flooding throughout the campus. this is what it looked like yesterday and small creeks seemed more like raging rivers and it looked like a swamp was forming around much of the campus grounds. you can hear it, too. the city of harrisonburg shut down a number of streets. all of them back open now. >> and a

gilbert arredondo ran this pipes 3 blocks to tap into a neighbor's well when his dried up last year.> i've never seen this happen before, especially in california because they would find a way to drill down and help us out. >> reporter: arredondo says drilling a new well would cost $30,000, so he may be forced to leave his home of 30 years. >> i got no choice to move because we need water. >> this is where we grew up. how are we just going to leave it and leave everything behind, you know? >> reporter: the people who live here know these tanks are only a temporary solution. they're pushing the government to build a community well. danielle nottingham, cbs news, okeyville, california. >> $38 million from california's emergency drought relief program is used to pay for drinking water and filling all those water tanks, but only homeowners can lacey water tanks. other residents are -- lease water tanks. other residents are forced to rig hoses to their neighbor's homes for water sources. >> pretty bleak there. >>> john wall dishing a big assist to area homeless children. >> a lot of peopl

dried cranberries. dried cranberries. they're sort of sweet and -- >> seth: thank you. >> and this one's covered with pecans. how do you like that one? is that good? >> seth: stop it, stop it! [ laughter ] >> you have to try this one. that's the hot artichoke dip. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. >> it's really good. he has an appetite, this guy. [ laughter ] good? you want some more drink? >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> so a smattering of the 200 recipes. >> seth: they were all really good. every single one of them was better than my mom's version except for the chex mix. >> aw. [ laughter ] >> seth: martha stewart, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] "appetizers" is available in stores now. and everyone in the audience is going home with one tonight! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... s

reporter: his success, and he uses the beans grown in his father's field, and after peeled, they are dried for a month and roasted. the coffee beans have a wonderful fresh aroma. i'm now going to have a cup of hand dripped coffee. the biggest advantage of coffee is that you get to taste it freshly harvested and roasted coffee. this coffee contains flavor while it tastes smooth and sweeter than other coffee. this region has a nice climate that's suited to growing coffee, but it's a delicate plant that requires several considerations like moderate sunshine, rain, and well drained so. he had long grown fruit and vegetables in south korea's center region, but ten years ago, farming became difficult for him when he became ill and lost after an operation. he decided to cultivate coffee because growing it requires less labor. he also knew that no one else had ever tried to cultivate coffee in south korea. it was a business opportunity he doesn't want to pass up, so three years ago, he began planting coffee. sprinkler disperse organic fertilizer made from two special recip recipes. >> translator:

for the morning commute, puts us in a lull and dries us out a little bit. and humid. and then we go into the earl eafternoon, 4:00 p.m., expect scattered showers, maybe thunderstorms and temperatures by this time could only be around 80 degrees and once that rain really starts to move in and locally heavy rain, it could drop some areas into the 60s. we could see localized flooding and by 10:00, finally, we start to see most of this clear out and then we really clear out going into friday. the highs on friday only about the mid to low 80s. as far as the rainfall, totals range anywhere from maybe about an inch 1/2 to almost three inches. some areas could see more with the heavy rain and that's why we're calling for localized flooding possible. tomorrow, warm and humid showers increasing overnight. and temperatures ranging from about the mid-70s to mid-80s. but once that rain moves over your area, it's going to cool things ing into the weekend, another round of rain but low 80s, upper 70s and we're talking about really nice dry cool weather next week. >>> several homes a

visas dried up. what happened or the process took less than three months fell into limbo. >> and for much of the summer no visas were issued. >> translation: i think that there was political pressure from a side that wanted the programme. wanted. >> the u.s. embassy sent an email rejecting her application with no explanation. >> across the border with the idea that it will happen what happened quickly. we are in a limbo here, a migrantory limbo. >> frustrated the cubans staged a protest. why the protest. what did you want to accomplish with the protest? >> we wanted to call attention to the community. the government of the united states gives us an answer for the situation. following the protests, and pressure from the cuban american lobbyists. some were issued. a little more than a week, rodriguez needed an email. he saved it on his phone. he was told to come to the embassy. his visa is one of more than 150 issued in the last two weeks. >> i cried, i laughed, i thanked god. >> we met him across the

visas for medical workers dried up. what had been an orderly process, taking less than three months, suddenly fell into limbo. for much of the summer, no visas at all were issued. >> i think that there was political pressure from a side that wanted the programme to be taken away. it was what the cuban government wanted. >> this nurse said the u.s. embassy sent an email rejecting explanation. >> across the border with the idea that it will happen quickly. i'm in a limbo here, a migratory limbo. >> frustrated the cubans staged a process. this bass one of the leaders. why the protests. what were they going to accomplish with the process. >> we wanted to call attention to the community. the government of the united states, to give us an answer for the situation. following the protests, for influential lobbies in the u.s., some were issued. a little more than a week after protests. rodriguez received an email from the u.s. embassy, he saved it on his phone and was told to come to the u.s. embassy for his visa. his visa is on

. >> reporter: alas his fishing hole has dried up the stick fish are gone, now we just see comiewrts out here, that's the good news that means they can get through on bridgeton pike. live in mantua township. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> it wasn't that way earlier, drivers had to deal with downpours in philadelphia, as well. flash flooding stranded a driver in fairmont park yesterday evening. she climbed on to a police officer's shoulders who carried her to drier ground. >>> bookmark 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live radar and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and download the free storm tracker 6 live app for when you are on the go this weekend. >>> developing overnight, a two-alarm fire damaged a sheet metal business in chester. more than a dozen firefighters responded to front and recent -- renee street before midnight. no injuries were reported and it is not known how or why the fire broke out. >>> and developing in delaware, a man is fighting for his life this morning, he was found in front of a church with a number of gunshots. this happened in

the pro-v formula locks moisture inside my hair and the damage from 100 blow-dries is gone.antene. strong is beautiful. >>> mexico's active colima volcano is still putting on a show releasing a plume of ash and smoke and spilling some lava. the smoke rose more than 1,000 feet into the air. scientists say this activity is completely normal. colima has been spewing ash since early summer when hundreds of people were evacuated from towns nearby. is makes me nervous, though. i feel like at some point it's just going to suddenly surprise. and some of us are not going to be there. >> it's already gone poof. it goes boom. >>> angry bees, wow, swarmed a police cruiser after the truck carrying them and their hives flipped over near oklahoma city. at first officers and beakeepers tried to gather up the bees, but it became too dangerous when they -- wait. they got aggressive. sought wreckage of the truck and hives were piled up and set afire. >> can't make that one up. >> that's not really the happy ending i was hoping for for the bee story. >> sorry. >>> well, now to a florida woman w

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the money for marker and rubio -- for walker and rubio has dried up considerably. as one of them collapses in a case of walker and flatlined in the case of rubio, not a lot of people being up for those two. bush has a lot of money. if he can somehow mount a comeback, he could be in this but he will have to do it soon because he starting to look like damaged goods to people who would be his natural constituent in the republican establishment. mark: there is still so much vote up for grabs. getting someump is establishment votes and carson is getting some establishment votes. someone is going to have to take that away. john kasich will continue to grow, but it is not clear to me which of those for right now is best positioned. john: lots more fun stuff coming up on this show. what hillary clinton said about donald trump's view of women, what bernie sanders set at liberty university and what new york fashionistas say about those make america great again hats. that's after this. ♪ candidates, the two must aggressively going after trump are the two women running for pre

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then it dries out. friday morning maybe clouds early. comfortable, lower humidity and clearing. partly cloudy tonight. warm and stucky with a drenching shower or thunderstorm, wildly scattered. tomorrow more widespread, especially in the afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night. 68 tomorrow night with the heaviest rain early. seven-day forecast, clouds break for sun with lower humidity friday. saturday the better half of the weekend. hopefully rain waits until nighttime if not late in the day. rain through the first part of sunday, not sure if it lasts >>> opening t -- opening day not for a couple of days but -- >> regular week in the regular season for nfl teams that kick off sunday. giants hit the road for dallas. a lot going on with big blue to hash out before they play. laura behnke gets to hashing. >> reporter: the giants have seen jason pierre paul but not much has changed. he was in great spirits when he had his injured hand examined monday but not ready to play. he is in florida and big blue goes on. >> taken this path and we are on it and stay on it. hopefully at

oakland down 26 dries. san francisco, 62 and not 89 from yesterday. san jose is down 20 degrees.ive doppler 7hd is showing you very limited low crowdieness along the coast. here is what is really starting to show signs of fall. the temperatures are all primarily in the 50s except for oakland, livermore, san ramon and compared to 24 hours ago you were down 17 degrees in antioch and livermore. 4 degrees cooler in san francisco and down 8 in san jose. hopefully you will sleep better tonight. from the exploratorium camera, seeing low cloudiness and a beautiful view over the bay bridge. fall begins at 1:21 tomorrow morning and warming up the next few days and it will be a cooler pattern for the upcoming weekend. here is the satellite and the radar. the reason it was so much cooler is our natural ac. a strong sea breeze kicked in today. we had a deeper marine layer, but we are starting to see signs of change for tomorrow. here is what will happen tomorrow. the low clouds will clear quickly which means it will be sunny and warmer for the afternoon. 80s and ict ises along the coast. not