the singer invited dunne to her show next time he is stuck at las vegas airport.y good stuff. >>> up next the consumer alert. don't let slick salesmen ruin your retirement. we'll tell you what they're trying to sell you. home inpeck -- inspection tips for buyers and sellers and what the home inspector won't tell you, all coming up. (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. gerri: your retirement funded raided right before your very eyes. that is at least happening to a growing number of individual investors. slick salespeople encouraging folks to switch their investments with promise of big returns. not easy to avoid these folks. how do you do it? bring in financial planning advisor brandon cores sew. thanks for coming on the show. >> good to be with you, gerr

. >> and for more now on the violence and the diplomatic efforts i was joined by michelle dunn a little bit ago, and she's now at the carnegie endowment for international peace. >> we are getting reports that israel has agreed to a 12-hour cessation of hostilities, a pause. what does that mean? >> what i think it means, jane, is they didn't want to send secretary of state kerry away with nothing. what we saw was that secretary of state kerry was trying to promote a seven-day cease-fire during which there would be talks about what would happen in gaza in terms of economic access, possible demill tration, something along -- demilitarization something along those lines. that proposal was rejected. then secretary of state kerry asked netanyahu if he would agree to a 12-hour pause. this is the second pause that has taken place during this conflict. unfortunately, last time the fighting just started up again right away. >> what was the main sticking points for israel? >> you know, what we're seeing is that it's not clear exactly what the conditions of the seven-day pause were going to be. whe

barbara dunn. jean maffy. june tonsic. please come up and, again, thank you for being here. >>> supervisors. my name is francisco de costa and i want to commend you three supervisors for having this hearing, and especially the supervisor from district 10. the time has come in our city, supervisors, where we have to take a stand for our seniors, and not only our seniors, those who are mentally and physically challenged. i have known this area for a long time, over 35 years. but the public should know that this building is over 130 years. so, there are historic and landmark considerations that should be incorporated into whatever action has to be taken. i also want to talk to the public at home, that we have these tech companies and others who are looking at such type of facilities so that, you know, they can flip them and do as they please. and, so, you supervisors should have in place legislation where we have a list of landmark buildings with their uses so that when this -- before the flipping takes place, we have a check

b-1, adam dunn base hit up the middle scores two, came after costly error for the royals, sox take a 2-0 lead... great start against guthrie, and sale has been rolling all night long, alcides escobar frozen in the sixth inning... it's 2 to 1 there, and in the bottom half, adam dunn perched on third, gordon beckham at the plate, that's not very deep-- especially when you consider who's on third... but the throw to the plate was up the line, a sac fly and a 3-1 sox lead... same score now in the 9th... the sox went without their out for a few days, fighting vertigo. >> he wasn't feeling too good. i've never had it up by listening to him doesn't sound very good. we're just talking about how it could be psychosomatic. you never know. >> big ten football kickoff is next week in chicago. the cubs' anthony rizzo is the national league player of the week. and -- germany's soccer team, in one of about ten thousand post-tournament parties, apparently chipped off a piece of the world cup. we should say, it was only a gold-plated replica of the 18- carat gold original -- which is in a safe in swi

is in that area or not it's an encroachments into the easier this creep is not able to be you think dunn we support of the diversity there the microscopes of the pdr spaces while there's not a loss of pdr if 2 henry adams is landmarked it might be become a tool to replace the pdrs and this is rhine in opposition as a salt we support the protection of the further e restoration of our stock of pdr in the city >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. . yeah, you can come up >> i'm sorry, i didn't realized you want us to - you the former mayor can come up. >> i'm not a candidate but have a history with this project when i was young assemblyman what i could stand in lines i helped henry adams and clara create them help have their provision of a historic center for this kind of work it's been fulfilled. what i sense is a commercial version of an ellis act you can't use the residential form so we're going to use a loophole to ellis act some 0 people how by simply saying there's an opportunity to put office space this has an artistic design name and bring in high tech workers they should be her

now smoother drive across the san mateo bridge and the dunn bart bridge into and out of san francisco, very nice drive right there. we have this h this continuing issue where we had that. the crash and investigation, someone was found dead there on the side of the road, originally we thought the the two were linked, c shp checking that out, that may not be the case. we'll track that in the newsroom. slower drive past davis, but all laned are open towards the bay bridge toll plaza. the live look shows you another crash reported at 98. i'll track that other incident to see if it's causing slowdowns. also across the golden gate bridge, lower clouds, the fog sinking, it's cooler today, that's part of the reason why. we have an easy drive despite that all the way across into the city, back to you. >>> developing story the tension and violence mounting along the west bank as hamas militant was killed overnight. israel has vowed payback after three teens were found buried in a shallow grave. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us from the newsroom. at least one of the funerals wrappi

why do they gather dunn, good evening, gary. >> hi, greta this is gary dunn. how are you? you look great. >> what's the problem? why are you you out there? >> >> you asked me a question, i didn't hear you. now i can hear you. >> now you can hear me. why are you out there? >> we're out here because our coyote in chief has asked illegal immigrants to come into our country and they are giving them places to live and they are taking care of them and they are sending riot police to counter protests that believe in our constitutional republic it's against the through bring these people here. >> all right. now i understand you are going to texas and that you want governor rick perry to call in the national guard. is that correct? >> exactly. we want him to take all a of the resources that are available to him and to send them to the border because the federal government's responsibility to protect our borders and they are not. they are opening them up and making them into a civ. busy changing diapers and washing kids with scabies and taking care of young girls who have been raped

come on dunn and see one of the most prolific tennis players of our time. martina hinges is here and also billie jean king. >>> this season we've got nfl football on thursday nights here on cbs. thursday night football actually began in '06 with an eight-game slate, but popularity and revenue has driven the league to play them all year long including redskins/giants in week four. in the past couple years more discussion has been given to player safety concerning thursday nights. there's virtually no practice or recovery time between a sunday and thursday night game. robert griffin, iii recently sat down with the magazine hollywood reporter and says safety and popularity is a delicate balancing act. >> when it comes to the league expanding its exposure in trying to take control of more nights like they do on the thursday night games, i think there is some concern among the players when it comes to health. it's something that the nfl is going to have to address to make sure that they're keeping their players safe while also trying to maximize their revenue. >

sometimes fighting crime dunn, even when it probably shouldn't.n klepper explains. >> we've all heard the travel warnings about banditos committing highway robbery in places like juarez mexico, but now our poorest borders have brought the scourge into the heart of america, well, texas. >> we were on our way to a family gathering in lyndon, texas, and that's when everything started. >> an innocent family was driving down a texas highway when suddenly they were robbed at gunpoint by a devilishly handsome bandito. >> why are you in the re-enactment? >> hey, don't tell me how to do my job. what happens next? >> they searched the car and took our money. >> where the [bleeped] were the cops. >> they were the cops. >> what? they were actual cops. >> sounds like someone doesn't know what a cop looks like. >> they had police uniforms on. >> is this the man who pulled you over. >> looks similar. >> [bleeped], that's a cop. what kind of cop would just take someone's money. to find a cop, you got ask a cop, nypd cop roy richter. ["law and order" theme music p

that right lane gets by but we're opened as we see traffic there lets get to the airport on your way dunn to philly international, in problems or delays at all on the tote board there in the background but i-95 between ridley and the airport, some dust kicking up from that overnight construction which they just pick up. busy day here in and out of south philadelphia, we have baseball game this afternoon at one clear see owe five start. we will see unusual late morning lunchtime volume heading in and then bam instant traffic jam once that game is over and then we have an event a across the street that kicks up at 7:00 o'clock. we will have folks leaving and coming into south philadelphia all at the same time, ukee and natasha back to you. >>> in business news, this morning tips from the better business bureau. >> and how facebook is doing money watch's jill wagner joins us liroood morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and in a cash a the here's a status facebook is sure to like. profits at social media giant doubled in the last quarter. that is thanks in part to the huge jump in mobile

richard dunn was stranded overnight in the airport and killing time he was lip syncing to "all by myselfn then sent him this youtube message. >> next time you're stuck all by yourself at las vegas airport for hours and hours, please be my guest at my show. >> since then the two have actually met in person. she even took a photo with him and his family. >> is celine high on your list of people that you would like to meet? have you seen her show? >> i have not seen her show, but i would love to because i think she's phenomenal. >> she's a nice person. i'm rooting for her. >> she's taking over vegas. >> i'm dara brown, and this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? say revlon colorstay makeup. breakthrough time release technology keeps s

lizzie brahler, bettie branagan, kate brosnaham, mary burroughs, emily collins, johanna connor, bridget dunn, susan harris, margaret horan, rebecca hall, eliza lacey, louisa lloyd, sally mcelfresh, julia mcewen, pinkey scott, and margaret yonson. 15 are buried beneath the monument. the other four are buried in an unmarked common grave in the roman catholic cemetery, the mount olivet cemetery about a mile or so afterwards. at this moment, i would like to call on j.j. kelly who placed the marker on the north side of the monument to permanently etch the names of the women here. thank you. >> i am j.j. kelly, the national chairman for veteran affairs. i'm representing the national board today. it is an honor and privilege to do so and assist in the dedication of this marker which we placed here last year. i know some of you were here as well. by remembering the sacrifices these women made, we keep them alive. we keep their memory alive. it is an honor and pleasure to be here to take part in this exercise today. thank you. [applause] >> as erin said, this monument was the first ever built in wash

adam dunn struck out looking 72 times. mike trout is the best player in the game, hands down, and he went a one-year timeframe and struck out looking 53 times. i'm telling you, it's an epidemic in the game that we are also preoccupied with on-base percentage. hey, a walk is better than a hit. first off, a walk is never better than a hit. it is good. i love them. we have a generation of layered now who are saying, let's walk a hit. let's work a deep count was at let's get it to 2-2. we get to 2-2 and we have not even swung the bat yet. frank robinson told me years ago that he's never seen so many fastballs right down the middle of the plate that people do not swing at. what is going on? this was eight years ago. and it gets worse every single year to the point now where the strike zone is as big as a license plate and the hitters are taking advantage of that and saying, well, i'm going to swing what i want to swing. if i strike out, fine. john kruk always tells me, deep at bat, if you strike out on a 3-2 count, that is not

easier drive across the san mateo and dunn barton, no slowing proiching the toll plaza, and south bay, overnight construction is clear. that's a good flow of traffic typical for monday morning. back to you guys. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> just into the news room, a flight was forced to make an emergency landing. a spokesperson said the plane had a technical issue and the landing was a precaution. one of the 300 passengers on board was tom daley. he posted this picture on instagram saying here's a pic of the fuel dump before the landing. giving rid of fuel is completely normal procedure. right now the plane is on the runway being examined. passengers are being taken care of by the cabin crew. >>> developing now in the middle east, secretary of state john kerry will arrive in cairo where he'll push for a ceasefire. the number of dead now more than 500. violence peaked yesterday as more than 70 palestinians and 30 israeli soldiers were ki. including two israeli-americans. one is a california native, max stineburg. lived in woodland hills. last night friends and family members

we also still have an accident in gener jenkin it is dunn at old york lane. >> we're following breaking news out of camden county. firefighters on the scene of a house fire on 39th street. this happened within the past 30 minutes. and you can still see flames and smoke there. we have our crews there bringing thus live picture now. no word on any injuries. katy zachry is on our way to the scene. >> work crews are back at the sist the closed 495 bridge in wilmington after pouring concrete bases for the structure just hours ago. those concrete bases will support steel beams under the north side of the bridge. the i-49 abridge is shut down for a month now after support columns began to tilt. they hope to have the bridge reopened by the end of the summer. >> happening today, a man who stole a police car led officers on a chase from new jersey into philadelphia. he will be sentenced. blame bills pleated guilty to carjacking and eluding authorities. he is expected to be sentenced to 25 years if prison. police arrested bills and his girlfriend in north philadelphia in march of 2013. bills had s

dunn right- press with dew points near 70 on sunday. lets look at what we can expect as far as storms are concerned. earlier tomorrow morning we will see clouds increase, we will see sunshine throughout the day. watch for pop up showers and storms here in the afternoon especially these clear out saturday night but on sunday in the morning we can see clouds and showers. we will see some sun on and off throughout the day in the late afternoon here's 5:00 p.m. we are clear with storms all around, strongest could be sunday night off to our south and west and watch what this model does throw some storms through the area early machine morning and continues on and off throughout the day, on monday until we can get this cold front to push on through. we are in a slight risk for severe weather from new jersey, all the way back into portion s of the midwest as that strong system moves in. any storm produce downpours, strong wind and threat for hail. strongest storms will be later sunday night the but stay tuned we will keep you posted on the stor

my name is barbara dunn and i'm a registered nurse who lives in the neighborhood and i also work as a geriatric nurse who had 40 years here in san francisco. it just came to my attention this morning from the news and the newspaper that university mount was closing. not only do i disagree with the closure of an assisted living in san francisco to turn it into a private school, but i think what is really important for san francisco residents to understand is that when you get displaced as a senior in an assisted livetion, you ~ living, you are most likely going to have to be transferred outside the city limits. university mount has been affordable. i as the director of nursing have transferred people there. it is a community, it is a home, and when you have to disband that, when you are in your 80s or 90s, it is extremely difficult to find appropriate placement within the boundary. we citizens downsized laguna honda. you know, it used to be a much larger facility that used to take care of our seniors. we rebuilt it, it's beautiful, but the number of beds dropped tremendously, which has

me while this video was shot by a cell phone camera at a beach located to the north of dunn yes that's just outside the city we see a couple of families with children apparently sunbathing on the sand when explosions start to go off on the other side of the like they all squeeze into the one car and speed away. but i know they want to watch the kids. or whatever. the lot of them are they want to. see what the new. runners are going years not you know like you know what you did the minute. you just on your own said you should. listen listen. minds about this b.s. it was about who supposedly said that this is a. fact. this was the scene. the lebanese. army buddies bulusan who don't know you know you're going to assume said jesus isn't. going to go out there. there is no end to the violence in areas close to the mh seventeen crash site where kids troops have been waging an offensive against anti-government forces according to the o.s.c. two hundred fifty members of the public of being killed in the neighboring lugansk region alone since the start of jean and the fighting continues for eve

little bit later on tonight and very humid w all of the heat and humidity around you can track it dunn to your neighborhood. get radar weather alerts. just check it out on our new cbs-3 weather app. down load it in the app store, coming soon to the android. that is it from latest from media, jessica, back to you. >>> today was a steamy summer sizzler. many people packed the pools f they weren't there they sat inside, cranked up that ac. team coverage continues with eyewitness news reporter syma chowdhry live from collinswood camden county, syma? >> reporter: jessica, there is several ways to try to keep cool, in this type of weather. my favorite way, of course is jumping in the pool, something i cannot do right now but we're here in the public pool in collinswood. lots of kid. they have been here for hours, enjoying this and lots of folks in our area have been doing several different things to keep cool if this was refreshing to you, you are not alone. >> take a dip in the pool you are absolutely fine. >> reporter: more than 300 people in collinswood came out to this community pool to

done yet on the city of goal of reinforcement thousands of gathered in support of antic air forces in dunn yes central square they waved banners calling for peace and appealed to kids to stop its assault on the country's east refugees from the devastated cities of income and talks continue to flow to the region's capital and here's what they told r.t. . they were ready to discuss that. their movie theater many more of those are pretty dead that it didn't occur to me to do media that i knew there you hear that applause each was up to me. in the meantime ukraine's national guard says it will come after fighters who are refusing to lay down their arms as well as others who have helped them in the new movie taken cities his marks the bodhran international affairs lecture moscow state university the reports out this morning is that they are already going door to door looking for people who might have remained behind who health or are perceived as having helped the self-defense forces and the local say they are being executed we have seen some very grim results in the previously occupied towns m

house but the bike it's been in my coffin the blood the coffin this been driven off a cliff michael dunn crazy dog shit on like the mushroom of the flight they've been blocked out like it's been they've been a call but this didn't prevent apocalypse now can be crazy. i'm like you must be like to this to look let's just let's just talk through the book because it's been pretty good clip michael good stuff played here all. night long to keep. my mind going to keep. up my want to keep. learning here see. you started strange famous records in one thousand nine hundred six what compelled you to start an indie label all the way back then and how hard was it to get off the ground and well it didn't get off the ground until like many years later but in ninety six i was introduced to the hardcore punk rock scene. and they were all releasing their own records there was no major label putting out stuff like that. and it inspired me because that whole time from childhood until i was in college i was like when is a major label going to sign me and it was obvious that wasn't going to happen unless you

he gave up on a plan but he could have gone to any number of places on line or a gun sharon dunn won without a permit or illegally he gave upon that plan, and we're lucky that he did. instead he rented a four-wheel-drive vehicle and drove on the campus not a quarter mile from here, drove onto campus, joe pass the was building, joe pass this dining hall and went to a center of campus called the pit. it was lunchtime. it was friday. early march. it was a beautiful day. there are all sorts of people milling around between class is hanging and having lunch. he stops for a moment and guest to the central area and guns the gas and dry as fast as he can veering did people as this kattegat of the way. he hits nine people. some of them went off the windshield, some of the bumpers, what went under a tire. unfortunately he did not kill anybody is. broken bones. we were fortunate to have his incompetence or whatever, lack of foresight and he picked a location that is some of the central. university campus, it's a pretty -- aside you would not expect a terrorist attack, but it is also a very shor

section of the population feel like they're evil makes this impossible civil rights act johnson said dunn was there for a challenge and challenged the american people to see if they could among themselves work out a way to make good on the ideal set forth in the declaration of independence. this civil rights act is a challenge to all of us to go to work in our communities and our states in our homes and in our hearts. to eliminate the layoffs vestiges of in justice. in our beloved country so how could the american people meet this challenge johnson said by coming together across class and social lines. so tonight i urge every public official. every religious leader. every business and professional. every working man every housewife. i urge every american. to join in this effort. to bring justice and hope to all our people. and to bring peace to our land after urging americans to work together to make the civil rights act reality johnson then closed his speech with a kind of a poor. fellow citizens we have come now to a time of test. we must not say. let us pols the strains of racial poiso

talking about getting frack up the shrink string and that's not going to be much of a show for monte dunn is it you think i thought britain was a national gardeners with all the roses in the strawberries i mean all that stuff going to. stop being shopkeepers we. a city of london that's what we became a naturalized you know. for barclays and h.s.b.c. yes disgusting and they dumped two million gallons of radioactive toxic waste from the fracking site into the manchester ship canal before they changed the laws and actually now we should do that or so how do people didn't touch it see if they want to help stop this dog will come to our website for the action well which is stop filed fracking to old the u.k. we highly recommended on the site which is. that's frack hyphen off the old for all the best resources research documents that is it's remember a friday off that or that is quite easy and that also the talk fracking tour that vivienne westwood just organized that we went on a five city tour that was fantastic she does amazing work and she said one of the lines i think was the most importan

. >> james dunn is serving life without parole for murder. >> i want you to squat down and cough twice. all right. i need to see the bottom of your feet. all right. >> prison policy mandates that new arrivals have their heads and faces shaved. >> ain't no point in even cutting your hair for real. >> they at least could cut it right. leave a little strip of hair right there. >> i just think it's to humiliate you, you know what i'm saying? break you down. you know, to belittle you, try to make you feel bad and worse than what you are. >> yellow jumpsuits identify the housing unit where these men are headed. they are going to seven cell house, one of ksp's administrative segregation units. in here, they will be confined to a stark 8 x 10 foot cell.♪ >>> next on "lockup" -- >> a lot of these guys are not mentally stable. they need some type of psychiatric treatment, you know what i'm saying? >> serving time in the hole. >>> and later -- >> i took a knife and stabbed him with it three or four times until he was dead, and then i butchered him with it. >> a man who took drastic measures to ge

antonio marino parillo was getting off of dunn ton avenue when he lost control of his car.itnesses say he was speeding right before his suv crashed into that tree, then hit a guardrail. torres nunez was riding in his car. she was pronounced dead at the scene. mo ray know faces several charges including manslaughter, drunk driving and driving with a suspended license. >>> starting today, travelers will be paying a little more for airline tickets. now charges a fee for security flights and any connection has passengers on the ground for more than four hours counts as a separate flight. >>> if you're flying in and out of los angeles this week, pack some patience. driving out of the airport will be challenging. the reason? century boulevard, the busiest route in and out of lax is shut down. crews are tearing down a bridge to make way for a future light rail stop. work is expected to be completed by next monday. >> ooh. all right, pam. time now is 5:46. sal, do you have the east shore ready for folks on this monday? >> yes, it is ready for everyone to look at. all ready with con

. >> reporter: christine dunn with cal train says additional trains are on the way, but they are working on more bicycle parking. doug williams sees bump riders all the time. >> when we see them, they're mostly stressed out trying to get on the train. >> reporter: still the issue is bigger. with the tech boom, ridership is way up, nearly 60,000 passengers a day. >> and during the summer when the weather's good, we have more people wanting to take their bikes on the train, so that exacerbates the problem. >> reporter: rudy insists it has to be a priority. and the spokesperson for cal train says while they are trying to add more cars, it will be tough because some of the platforms are not long enough to accommodate trains with more cars. so that is an issue they will have as the tech boom continues and the population and growth and ridership continues to grow out here. we're live in san francisco, derek shore, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, what sparked renewed safety concerns after a refinery fire and why chevron says firefighters got it wrong. >>> google is offering free shuttle ser

based attorney phil dunn will be our guest thursday. turning to the obama administration's approach to immigration and a humanitarian crisis as it calls it, shrouded in secrecy and isolation, the unaccompanied illegal children in facilities scattered all across the country as you see on this map. the white house denied access, even to our elected representatives. that's what happened to our first guest, recently barred from entering health and human services facilities at fort sill, now housing up to 1200 illegal immigrant children. joining us is congressman jim bridenstine, a member of the armed services committee, also a former combat pilot, lieutenant commander in the u.s. navy reserve. congressman, good to have you with us. i think most people are shocked to learn that you were denied access to any part of a military base, particularly to a facility that is a detention center shelter for illegal immigrant children who are coming across our border at the rate of -- by the tens of thousands? >> that's correct, lou, on july 1st, i atte

he can be seen in this now iconic picture alongside carlos row dunn dough the man who helped wheel him to safety. on unday he was back in the hospital but for a much better reason. he and his fiance welcome baby nora gale in the world. proud parents sharing this picture on facebook saying everyone is happy and healthy. bowman had family in the philadelphia area and he is said to be a huge flyers fan. >> big time. >> very good news there. >> hi everybody. >> good morning, mike. >> you look fantastic, both of you. >> as do you. >> i'm trying to compliment. >> we had that story gratitude is my new attitude. >>> "good day philadelphia" starts in 40 minutes. they call her the the facebook cop, paid by facebook to police social media in one town. which town is it? make sure kids are staying clean. where she's cracking down on teens and parents on facebook. >>> plus a young man gets what could be devastating diagnosis, he was about to lose his foot but the 23 year-old decided to turn tonight to a reason to live life to the fullest, the inspiring story, this young man documented through photos

the people who own dunn kin do nuts.er if the woman was more upset than she appeared to be to the couple and if she complained. >> she was not supposed to she's in a marriage and. >> we'll be back tomorrow. ç check it out. >> and right now, threeç developing stories we are watching this hour. ç hamas militants show no signs oç letting up as israel pushes terror. and we have fox polls of what americans think ofç president obama's foreign policy. and more on the victims arrive negligentnnetherlands today as eu ministers considerç sanctio against russia. >> and the man behind ç a $20 million fraud is sentenced after passing off fakes as rare vintage wine. but first, this fox news

lets go dunn town live look at vine street expressway coming in or out of the city, seeing volume poppasunnies getting ready to rise over buildings here in the back gun. we have an accident for gang inrning at lehighraffic is diverted on to mikely road. another crash on county line road at blair mill road off of route 611 and a crash outside city limits on township line road at church road. coming in from south jersey at the moment, 42 and 55, no problems at all heading in toward the walt whitman and mass transit running with no delays ukee, back over to you. >>> still no word on what sparked this overnight fire in ardmore delaware county. fire fighters the 800 block of cricket avenue just after 1:00 where the property was under going renovations. fire burned through insulation, material on one site of the residents. we're told that no one was hurt. >>ot truck explosion in feltonville has died. the explosion was caught on surveillance cameras at third and wyoming earlier this month. forty-two year-old olga gomez succumbed to her injuries on sunday. her daughter 17 year-old jaylen landver

dunn? >> [indiscernible] she says goodbye to the weathervane. the first thing i wrote was "weathervane?" they talked about how the women had to go through sexual relations with each member. and then they talked about charles manson. she directly referenced sharon tate, who was murdered by the manson clan. i thought it was interesting -- to marynt from jo, and mary jo was the woman who was killed in the car accident as a passenger with ted kennedy. she did not really get justice, things like that. i thought it was interesting she went to the weathervane and drew a direct election to popular culture and things that were in the news at that time. >> that was awesome. thank you. great. wonderful. nothing like starting with the weatherman to get peoples's attention. starting far outside. good. who else has evidence of the trail?d the mr. downie? >> [indiscernible] the specific one i picked out was -- [indiscernible] by real nice guys well no one -- sort of defining himself as helping women, but really putting more pressure on them. >> yeah, it is the

just one offensive highlight from the sox last night: adam dunn hit his 15th home run of the season. but that was the only run they scored against the royals, while pitcher scott carroll had a rough night. sox lose seven to one. the series finale is today at one right here on w-g-n. in honor of national hot dog day - today ... we're looking at some of the top ten most outrageous toppings... by j-j red hots in north carolina. here's *mac and cheese featured on the mac daddy... this one made "dog of the week". *sweet potato hash featured on the "yam i am" hot dog... took second. and if you're not already drooling... here's *scrambled eggs featured on the britney casons breakfast dog. >> that is wrong. that's just wrong. >> the mad caribbean she's one looked good. but the chicago dog is not for me. >> it looks a little bit like what i make for dinner. a little of this and a little of that and was a big mess. >> looking for that right now. 66 degrees right now. our high today is 73. the official high will be 75. no more rain coming today. we did have some thunderstorms late last night. t

clouds overhead over the buildings there, and the philly skyline, couple showers well off to the south dunnoss portions of virginia and north carolina comfort index. talk about dew point, measures, pretty dry over the weekend, 06 where it is for today, puts us in the not bad range, where we will stay for the monday, it will steam up through the middle of the week. today's forecast, sun, clouds, slightly more humid. high of 85. morning, bob kelly. >> morning, 15:00, live look at i-95, so far so good here in the neighborhood for the folks on the right headed southbound in toward the city. just watch it, go that squeeze, from four lansdowne to three, as you get toward girard avenue. the schuylkill expressway, looking good. on the left though coming into downtown you can see we've added some pockets of volume along the way as rush hour starts to unfold. no problems leaving town. headed out toward sit line avenue. we do have accident in delaware there is along route 40, right at 896, all south of i-95. then the rest of the majors coming in from the suburbs not bad at all yet. 422 still good ride