they have said they think the eastern seaboard is a lucrative market and i would take they would want to keep it. i don't know who has enough money to buy what they have to sell. verizon isson: offering people these bundles. is that the way you convince people to keep the land lines? thathelton: i think landline in the voice world may at some point to go away but you people for broadband and more and more want to have broadband capability and all over the united states, it's a big fight. my members did broadband and that's a big part of what we do and i think it will become an even bigger part of what we do. host: if you would comment on state of unions in america today. what is your thought? notshelton: unions are growing, they are shrinking. we are down to about 6% in the private sector. i think that this fight we just had with verizon kind of can be a rallying cry for unions because we weren't going out after what people try to tell people unions are always after more money, they want more money. we were out after saving middle-class jobs because in every instance where a company m

and they themselves think the eastern seaboard is a very lucrative market and i think they would want to keep it. besides i don't know who has enough money to buy what they have to sell what they wanted to sell it. guess who obviously verizon is offering bundles trying to convince people to get landlines and cable internet at home. is that the way you convince people to keep their landlines or are people going to keep moving toward cell phones? >> guest: you know i think landlines in the voice world may at some point go away but you need it for broadband and people more and more want to have rock band capability and all arena seats is a big fight. the fcc is giving companies money to build out broadband in rural communities. my members do broadband and that's a big big part of what we do and i think it's going to become a bigger part. >> host: david shelton if you will comment and david shepardson refer to this earlier but comment on the state's and the state of unions in america today. what is your thought? >> guest: obviously as everybody knows unions are not growing, they are shrin

keeping tight over the eastern seaboard. we have two but we have a change on the approach on tuesday. it is really all about a lovely father's day in the forecast. if you look at the bottom of your screen you will see your neighborhood forecast for the next few days. weather stories include a hot day in the forecast, not muggy, and of course be mindful of beach safety. water, sunscreen, and sun glasses are a must. high temperatures today topping out in the 80s and 90s. a few more clouds on average. we have to account for those extra clouds along the shoreline. otherwise temperatures are going to be fantastic. we're seeing upper 60s for most. overall, a very mild night in the forecast. get out there and enjoy the sky gazing treat. we have great conditions on this father's day. not much going on right here. if you take a close look, you can see the clock wise turn here of the wind and you can see just how strong that high pressure system is off of the carolinas. off of the coast of new england another high pressure system that

but they themselves think that the eastern seaboard is a very lucrative market, and i think that they would want to keep it. besides, i don't know who has enough money to buy what they have to sell if they wanted to sell it. >> obviously, verizon's offering these bundles to try to convince people to get a landline and cable/internet, is that the way you convince people to keep their landlines, or are people just going to keep moving towards cell phones? >> guest: you know, i think that landline in the voice world may at some point go away, but you need it for broadband, and, you know, people more and more and more want to have broadband capability, and, you know, all over the united states. it's a big fight. you know, the fcc is backing up giving companies money to build out broadband in rural communities. and, you know, my members do broadband, and, you know, that's a big, big part of what we do. i think it's going to become an even bigger part of what we do. >> host: chris shelton, if you would, comment -- and david referred to this a little bit earlier, but comment on the state of

nothing like they've seen across the eastern seaboard.remnants of that tropical storm hanging out across parts of the eastern seaboard. a long-standing rain event for them. we are just looking at that long-standing heat event. this is 3:00 in the afternoon. it will heat the skies. a lot of high and mid level cloud cover. maybe a thunderstorm or two for parts of the sierra. unfortunately we are not going to see rain. you might see a few lightning strikes as this thing moves in. it always looks spectacular when it moves through. the next couple of days will be hot. saturday and sunday, then cools back to the 80s by monday. relief is on the way next week. coast line staying cool in san francisco. tomorrow temperatures spike up to the upper 70s and back to the 60s as we head toward monday. eventually for your monday morning commute. >> the bay bridge is looking cooler like those temperatures. a lot of folks heading here. just starting to back up. look at your map. no major issues as far as speed distances. we should see metering lights turn o

satellite and radar image dep t depicting a perfect scenario here on the eastern seaboard. there is one also further out west. conditions will stay mild and dry. however duo need rain showers as always and it looks like mother nature will deliver by tuesday. but i just don't think will be a washout. so your extended ten-day outlook like this, 91 tomorrow, keeping it in the 90s, upper 80s by tuesday. this is what is forecasted, but i think we will see mainly mid 80s with a couple breaks in the showers, maybe a sneak peek in the sun as well. you can always get more information online. meantime, ted, back to you. one fifth of all the fresh water in the world flows into one incredible experience you can't find anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> it is a day to appreciate dads and the smith memorial playground will host an event this afternoon. free hotdogs and ice cream along with other funtivi activities.

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is if you're heading out to travel anywhere as we look at the eastern seaboard. no problems if you're heading out of town, tam. >>> going on to "health check," a government report shows teen pregnancy have fallen to a historic low. experts cite a range of factors less sex positive pier influence and use of birth control. birth rates for women in their 20s drops while rates for moms in their 30ss 40s is in the rise. >>> fiat, and volkswagen are selling at that takata air bagsw vehicles. >>> elizabeth homes has been downgraded from $4.5 billion to nothing. all the net worth was tied up in the company which was devalued when the blood test proved inextra -- inaccurate. >>> that's america's money. have a great day. olay regenerist renews from within... plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers. your concert tee might show your age... your skin never will. olay regenerist, olay. ageless. and try the micro-sculpting cream you love now with lightweight spf 30. and the golden retriever tare very different.er they eat, digest, and p

colin miles southwest of tampa, florida, and is forecast to track over florida and along the eastern seaboard over the next 48 hours bringing heavy surf and heavy rain to the carolinas. i don't think it will impact the d.c. weather. eventually it will push off over the atlantic ocean. here's the next seven days. tomorrow, 86 degrees, 30% chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. notice also the cooler temperatures here to wrap up the week. we will be in the 70's for highs. not too shabby. kellye: 30%. we can live with that. a 70% chance it's not going to rain. all right. sounds good. jonathan: i have been taking a lot of heat because i said early warriors would sweep the cavaliers, and everyone said it wasn't going to happen. robert: i also said it wasn't going to happen. it can happen. jonathan: they have been demoralized. robert: we will have the highlights between golden state and cleveland. let's just say it was mostly golden state. the nats try to avoid being swept for the third time this season. sports is next. >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. r

talking about colin, that is no longer a tropical storm, now off the eastern seaboard, really skewed due to vertical wind shear. and even some showers expected across parts of new brunswick, towards nova scotia, but still got some thunderstorms possible even into new england states and much of the northeast because of a facing frontal area as well. behind it things are cooling off as well. here's your extended outlook. >>> that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. for colombia to meet members of latin america's oldest rebel group. and for timbuktu in mali, badly dangered by so-called islamic state, life is returning to so-called oasis town. but first, we head to flint, where the town's drinking water is making people ill. it is contaminated with lead. lead is the worst environmental toxin of all, according to a global study, but it's still widely used in the manufacture of toys, jewelry, even candles. mining companies extract it, it can be released in the recycling of batteries. around 26 million people from mainly d

along the eastern seaboard, still some thunderstorms out there. more specifically, remember bonnie made landfall last week. now it's reformed as a tropical depression off the coast of north carolina and virginia, bringing winds 30 to 40 kilometers per hour out there. but it looks like the good news is this is going to continue to move out to sea. shipping traffic is the ones that want to watch this the closest. here across japan, a fairly decent end to the workweek. it's been chilly, near record breaking lows in parts of hokkaido in your morning on friday. further out towards the south, sunny skies out here. this is a sign of the rainy season. these are the hydrangeas about 200 different kinds of them blooming out here at the temple. and they are ranging from light blue to pink. absolutely beautiful. definitely a good thing to check out, especially today where the temperatures will push into the mid 20s, sunny skies. in the west, this is going to be developing and pulling off towards the northeast. definitely bringing sol scattered showers. tokyo

then eventually it will shift towards the eastern seaboards across much of new england, you can see some foul weather. for now it does look like showers expected in new york city also towards d.c. here's the extended outlook. >>> that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for watching. ♪ >> welcome to "in good shape." coming up, the smallest pacemaker in the world. addiction to exercise, truth or fiction? and causes and treatments for unexpected dizziness. ♪ dr. lekutat: hello and welcome to "in good shape." about one out of 10 patients in my practice complain of dizziness. so it's a very common symptom and there are a variety of causes behind this. vertigo is the topic i'm going al

all across the eastern seaboard, skies are nice and clear. up towards new york city and even boston. way in the midwest, wet weather. nothing coming down the pike in the next couple of days. the nets are taking on the cubbies -- the on the cubbies tonight, 7:05. should be very comfortable. temperatures will fall into the lower 70's by the last innings. you will have a good chance of seeing the international space station flying overhead at 9:49 tonight. it will be visible for three minutes. you will see it appear in the northwestern sky and disappear in the southeast. it looks kind of like a shooting star. you can't miss it. maybe keep the kids up. tomorrow, our temperatures a little bit warmer, a little cloud cover. emitted he picks up just a little bit -- humidity picks up just a little bit. 85 in leesburg. 84 degrees is our average high for this time of year. high pressure is settling in across the ohio valley. that's going to control us over the next couple of days. the can -- the cold dropped through yesterday -- it was blazing hot. but

a major cleanup operation and australia after storms and heavy rain battered the eastern seaboard.r people have died and three are injured. john donnison reports from sydney. john: you do not have to be a weatherman to tell there has been a lot of rain in tasmania. , but the has passed water and danger will take some time to subside. the rivers are raging and at record levels. across tasmania, there have been widespread flooding. foundorning, the police the body of a 75-year-old woman who had been swept away. rescuers managed to save her husband, but not her. further north in parts of new south wales, a massive cleanup operation is underway. these luxury homes north of sydney are now in danger of collapsing after huge waves eroded the beach. living so close to the ocean, many of the owners of these homes were unable to get insurance for storm damage. a month before general elections, and wary of sending the right thing know, the australian prime minister that he agreed with the leader of the opposition to suspend their campaigns. >> while we>> disagree on more than a few things, we

, high pressure in control promoting that stable sinking air and that is true all across the eastern seaboardight now. just a couple of clouds in western pennsylvania, otherwise no weather problems and overnight tonight, little bit more mild, mostly clear, down to 61 degrees and tomorrow a little bit hotter, up to 88 degrees, bright sunshine, southwesterly winds at around five to 10 miles per hour. and again we'll have that sea breeze kicking in down the shore so high temperatures in the upper 70's to near 80 degrees. but as we head north and west of the city a toasty one especially in the poconos climbing into the middle 80's, some low 90's expected across parts of berks county tomorrow and then we get even hotter as we head into monday, 90 degrees with that steamy sunshine. that end we do have a chance for some scattered storms. models indicating we could see a round in the morning and then a secondary round in the afternoon so stay tuned to that forecast as it continues to evolve and then we get there cold front coming through, breaks our heat and humidity. midweek looks very nice. sunshin

the eastern seaboard cooking with decent conditions and dew point is higher towards washington but even there below the 60 degree threshold for humid air. humidity is in check today. if you were headed to the pool, sunscreen and cool drinks, not all that humid but bright. a high of 87 at 3:00, and by 5:00, 84 degrees there, it is still going to be on the warm side. here is where numbers are going, we go for the high of 87 close to that between 2:00 and 4:00 and not far off of it at 6:00 either. but numbers will dip late they are evening into the 70s and finally the upper 60s by morning. by morning things will start to feel different, tonight at 6:30, you see where loss of the region from philadelphia north still with fairly low dew points but watch the numbers rise into tomorrow morning and then into noon tomorrow, some regions have dew points over 70 and we call that oppressive humidity. similar to earlier in the week. that is coming back in a hurry tomorrow as the winds turn from the south an long with the humid air mass and fronts, some drenching downpours producing showers every now

dry along the eastern seaboard. high of 35 in denver! we're in the mountains here, and we're looking at thunderstorms and very hot temperatures. please be careful of that. back to the north and west. vancouver and seattle looking at unsettled weather as another low pressure system moves on shore for friday. this is new zealand. we have an occluded front where we have air masses mashing into eaeach other. because of that we are looking at unsettled weather as we go throughout the weekend. atat least for part of the weweekend. moisture will be coming on shore. look out for the flooding potential -- potentially, with rainfall totalss up to 150 millimeters. gusts too 120 kilometers per hour. be on the lookout especially on the south island. east asia. warm conditions over japan. high pressure system is surging the tpeperaturess up. later into the weekend thehe hi gives way and the moisture will start to come back into the picture by monday for places like tokyo. a little more shower activity as we go into the weekend. for the western portion

high pressure is in charge, so look at that it's driven all the rain off the eastern seaboard. dry from boston down to jacksonville. and for us, nothing but sunshine coming your way. hope you can enjoy. temperatures running one or two degrees cooler mainly dry. wednesday, here is future weather 7:30 wednesday morning, skies back over to mostly cloudy. and by the second half of the day wednesday, wednesday afternoon and evening, it does look like rain chances will at least be back in the offering and the "7-day forecast" again here shows best chance for rain comes up thursday, friday time frame. but look at this, another week in june with no 90s in sight. the wednesday a little shower chance and best rain chances thursday and most of your weekend will be dry, but there could be a shower chance coming up on sunday. that's the "7-day forecast." i'll also break down the next 24 hours coming up at 5:01. over to jack taylor now at wtop. how are you this morning, jack? >>> good, chuck. thank you so much. we have you're work zones still in place hanging in there. there are two of them

it's weakened to a tropical depression this morning as it races away from the eastern seaboard. although colin has moved out to sea, it may still produce more rain across parts of north carolina. colin dumped as much as nine inches of rain on parts of florida, causing major flooding and power outages. the city of st. petersburg said it's pumping partially treated sewage into tampa bay because its sewer system is overloaded. >>> at least five people were killed when a pickup truck plowed into a group of bicycle riders in western michigan. the cyclist were struck near a state pork yesterday. four others -- state park yesterday. four others are hospitalized with severe injuries. the truck driver is in custody and may be charged tomorrow. police say they had received calls about his erratic driving and were searching for him before the accident. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," nfl hacking. the football league gets caught in a social media mess after a cybrattack. >>> and political role. actress meryl streep impersonates the donald. this is the "cbs morning news." no, no, no

a high pressure system sitting along the eastern seaboard. we are seeing active weather to the south. just offshore a low pressure system giving us a bit of an easterly push. coming up in my next forecast we'll talk about the rip current risk at moderate. i'll see you in a bit. meantime, ted, back to you. >>> 5:32 now. breaking from overnight at the jersey shore. two people are dead, two others in the hospital after their car careened off the garden state parkway and landed in a watery marsh. you're looking at a photo of the car in the marsh. the two people who died were thrown from the vehicle. authorities found one of them in the marsh. divers recovered the other body. nbc10 was on the scene where the deadly accident happened around 1:15 this morning. officials tell us the car ran off the southbound parkway and flipped over into the water near the bridge. the two injured victims were able to get out of the car. rescuers took them to the hospital. we're working to learn their conditions right now. investigators are still trying to figure out

at this point high pressure is the story for the majority at least of the eastern seaboard, so as thatigh builds in, we have pretty pleasant weather to report throughout the day today as well as no tomorrow, and into the middle part of the week as well at this point. but it really is the run theming, eventually new system will move in happen mid to late week, for now, expect findly kind of cool day for the standards, 78 degrees in sunshine, granted, still breezy but ten to 15 miles per hour sure beats what we had dealt with yesterday. meanwhile, nice comfortable night for you, dropping down to six of one, nice light breeze, if you care to turn the air conditioner off and for go that energy cost you can feel free to do so. throw the windows open. tomorrow looks like nice day, wednesday, featuring clouds, some sun, thursday, threat for showers and thunderstorm return to the forecast. back to you. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. we are looking at a very serious accident here. this is the blue route northbound and southbound, all lanes are blocked right n

north, this time tomorrow night into friday and then again that humidity will flood backup the eastern seaboard but for the morning rush tomorrow, open up the windows, it is clear, comfortable, light breeze. sixty-seven at 6:00 in the morning. at 8:00 o'clock 69. weak high pressure in control. it is warm, yeah at 87 degrees but that humidity level is in check and low. warm front to the south, lifts to the north thursday night into the day on friday. at the same time i will track a cold front from the west that we start off with the warm front friday morning. cold front end of the day. so between the two it is extremely humid with those pop ups occurring, both in the morning and then again in the afternoon and it is not a wash out here friday but be on guard that anything could pop up at anytime. down the shore tomorrow sea breeze in the afternoon. eighty surf city. seventy's from ocean city toy beach haven, high uv index and equally nice, sea isle city, cape may 70, 80 degrees. lower 80's for rehoboth beach. bet hence i beach with the ocean temperature at seven 46789 the exclusive seven day for

if you're on the eastern seaboard, saturday is your day to get things done and sunday is laundry.all this stuff. >> i guess it's summer. >> it is warming up. the west is unbelievably hot by the way. >>> still ahead, we now know what killed rock idol prince. but questions still remain. that is next on "way too early." headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable kind of mom. when pain tries to stop you, motrin works fast to stop pain. make it happen with motrin® liquid gels. also try motrin pm to relieve pain and help you sleep. for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream

waters of the atlantic, and bonnily continue moving eastbound, not present ago problem for the eastern seaboard. future weather showing us headed into the evening hours, pretty quiet conditions, chance of isolated shower overnight tonight. better chance of few hit or miss showers and storms, now that's tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon, as well, we will see some breaks of sunshine, but do watch out for the storm chance, especially later in the day, then as we head into the evening hours, once the sunsets, that rain chance will really start to diminish. so do you have friday night plans looking pretty good. on saturday, 84, muggy conditions, sunday the wet day of the weekends, thunderstorms looking like lick specially seconds half of the day into the evening hours, and few of the storms could be on the stronger side, so keep an eye to the sky. as we head into monday, a breezy day, then by tuesday, we will get another break from the humidity looking pretty good-bye then. >> keep your eye to the sky. thanks, appreciate t still ahead tonight, award winning inventions by local seventh graders

eastern seaboard. for the morning rush tomorrow, open the windows. it is clear. it is comfy. a light breeze, 67. at 6:00 in the morning. at 8:00, 69. weak high pressure still in control. it's warm. yeah, at 87 degrees. but that humidity level is still in check and low. warm front to the south, lifts to the north thursday night into the day on friday. at the same time, we're going to be tracking a cold front from the west so we first had the warm front friday morning. cold front to end of the day. so between the two, it is extremely humid with those pop-ups occurring both in the morning and again in the afternoon. it is not a washout here friday but just be on guard that anything could pop at any time. down the shore tomorrow, sea breeze in the afternoon. 80, surf city. 70s stretching from ocean city to beach haven. high uv and hecks and equally as nice, sea isle city, cape may. low 80s nor rehoboth. and beach temperature at 74. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87, perfect here tomorrow. then on friday, muggy, unsettled at times. here's a snapshot future tracker e

far getting the green arrow everywhere i look so not seeing any problems traveling around the eastern seaboardiet, tam, back to you. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> going on to health check a new national survey of 25,000 college students takes a look at their drinking and drug use. it found that the majority of full time students about 60 percent have had alcohol in the past month. it is college students. i don't think that's shocking. students drank on average six to seven times a month. one in five students used an illicit drug, marijuana hal lleweser to drugs or prescription pain pills being the most popular. but the data showed it's not all about partying on campus. the survey revealed that the majority of time that's being spent on campus is doing classwork and studying. >> ♪ >> good morning. topping america's money 10 million pounds of flour recalled. >> that is because of an outbreak of e. coli that sickened 38 people in 20 statements half of those people reported eating something homemade with flour and some identify gold medal wondra or signature kitchen brands. >> general mills notes

boards but green flight indicators wherever you go you're looking pretty good currently on the eastern seaboardright now in orlando with the effects of tropical storm colin, matt. >> okay. later this afternoon karen you can pull out storm tracker6 live by going to 6abc.com/weather to see if that rain is headed your way. >>> a california jury has ordered a serial killer known as the grim sleeper to be sentenced to death. lonnie franklin jr. was convicted of 10 counts of first degree murder for crimes dating back more than 30 years. the former garage attendant for los angeles police murdered nine women and a teenaged girl over more than two decades. his formal sentencing is set for august. >>> experts have begun restorations at the site where christians believe jesus was buried. for the first time in more than 200 years, the work is focused on the chamber housing jesus' tomb. roman catholics greek orthodox christians and armeni armeniansl to overcome their longstanding rivalrys to carry out the repairs. ♪ ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy

. >> there are some scattered rain showers approaching the eastern seaboard tomorrow night and tuesdayis the national perspective. cloudsÃhours and for us in the bay area is followed and few patches speaking in today as well and you can see whence that are responsible for keeping the temperatures on the cool side away from all of this temperatures have been soaring today approaching triple digit territory. 70s out towards walnut creek san francisco 55 in santa rosa checking in at 64. beautiful bay bridge pictures and lights over the san francisco bay. fog regrouping of the coastline. the layer of warm air above our heads we have some attends coastal fog. this is the key headline, temperatures approaching triple digits tomorrow. you can see the temperature range around the bay of the 70s and 80s with all the heat and fire danger it will be on the rise but only in the day but across the entire state. the following tomorrow at 6 am and look at colors and greens and the beaches and upper 90s and 100 degrees by 4 pm monday afternoon. triple digits out towards fairfield and oakland, lower 80

not up the eastern seaboard. we are watching a cold front to the northern and west. solid line but showers and thunderstorms to round out the work and school week. they are around for 7:30 and the best chance is north and west of philadelphia. and a few of us are getting hid tomorrow morning and lunch time into new jersey in the scattered variety, so not a washout tomorrow and tomorrow is extremely humid as well. and by 5:00 in the afternoon, again some scattered storms, peppered through the region and not everyone will see them on friday. a setup for the weekend, it's brighter to the north with sunshine and 85 degrees, south of philadelphia southern cape may county and a lot of clouds saturday and even an isolated shower and low pressure arrives with a warm front and associated cold front, since that system will be pulling in nearby on sunday, we'll have strong if not severe storms, especially south of philadelphia. pretty much a washout with 1 to 2 inches of rain. meteorologist, melissa magee, is down at the shore. and people are flocking there yet again. are you g

and it snaps back like a rubber band and stays hot out west and cool and refreshing along the eastern seaboard especially the mid atlantic and the northeast. looking into the middle of july suggests that that high situated here will shift here, all of a sudden we'll get stained heat east of the mississippi. we'll see if it plays out, this is what's popping up on the long range modeling. enjoy the comfortable conditions we're dealing with so far this month. 901 degrees in allentown. -- 91 in allentown. philadelphia, 90. wilmington, 90. trenton, 91. toms river, 90 and millville, 90. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's dry today, dry tomorrow, hazy, hot and humid for the first day of summer, 93. feels like 95 or 96. tuesday the frontal system approaches during the morning hours maybe a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm, by afternoon sun and clouds, 89. wednesday cooler and refreshing. no humidity wednesday or thursday, 84 it feels fantastic. thursday, rain, 82. friday looking good, clouds to sun, 82. saturday partly sunny, low humidity levels, 84 degrees. nydia? >> thanks

this storm is screaming across the eastern seaboard by this afternoon.ng 25 to 30 miles per hour as it moves off the coast of carolinas. we still have tropical storm warnings in place across parts of western florida, but also in portions of the carolinas and coastal georgia. we have seen pockets of heavy rainfall across tallahassee where 10 inches of rainfall has come a crossing south of jacksonville. the next round of rain to be confined to tampa area and out to orlando. notice much of it wants to stay offshore as it pushes off the coastline this afternoon. the other story we are watching is the heat developing. run of 90 degree days as the massive ridge begins to build. by saturday and sunday, a good area of the country with the heat index up to 100 degree as cross the areas indicated in red. >>> thank you, pedram. how does a company turn customers into shareholders? give them stock for free. we'll tell you what well known consumer brand is doing just that when we get an early start on your money. >>> fierce fighting on the fighting in northern syria.

night and tuesday all this activity here will start charging east as the high drifts off the eastern seaboard. we'll see showers and thunderstorms run to the forecast. that's tuesday. today looks good, a ton of sunshine arc pleasant afternoon, beautiful for the month. june. high temperatures in the mid 80s, sunday, father's day, same thing, the high slips off the coast a little bit. that will allow the winds to shift out of the southwest. it's a warmer day, but with all the sunshine should be nice out there. mostly sunny, we'll call it beautiful today, 85 degrees. the normal is 84. the wind are light out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. for the oceanfront and the delaware bay not as windy as yesterday evening. poconos, sunny, 78 degrees, look at tomorrow, high of 80. tomorrow the humidity levels come up a little bit, but it's manageable. not that bad. down the jersey shore, 77 degrees tomorrow, more sunshine, 79. the ocean temperature up to 65. the only issue if you're heading into the water pay close attention to the lifeguard with the increased chop we have a moderate risk

sunshine up and down the entire eastern seaboard, very pleasant today. high pressure drifts to the south, off the coast if you will, temperatures up a notch temperatures closer to 90 forecasting 88. 87 in reading, 86 in allentown. millville, 82. cape may, 75. atlantic city, right there on the sand, 77. speaking of 70s, 78 degrees in the poconos today, sunny and delightful. warm and bright tomorrow, 80. it's gorgeous on the jersey shore on the sand today. moderate risk for rip currents. that's the only issue you have to be concerned about this afternoon, pay close attention to the lifeguards seas 3 to 4 feet. if you plant yourself on the sand, 77. overall on a scale of one to ten we'll give the weekend a nine. sunny and beautiful tomorrow. the rest of the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and warm sunday, high of 88. the humidity starts to creep up a little bit late in the day, and then you'll notice the change more so for monday and tuesday, we'll call it hot and humid, both days, high of 90. tuesday there's a chance of showers and thun

no delays, 69 degrees, clouds and sun quiet along the eastern seaboard. 7:00 a.m., 71 degrees cloudsnd sun, 9:00 a.m., 74 pretty bright and sunny. noon, 81. by lunchtime the model showing the humidity drops down, so it will feel nicer. 3:00 p.m., 85. the high is 86. at 5:00 p.m. we'll be coming down from that and 85 degrees. i want to show you the latest from tropical storm collin expect it to bring 3 to 5 inches of rain to georgia and carolinas and florida. it will stay off the coast and not impact us. >>> on "healthcheck" a new study suggests celebrity endorsements of junk food could be contributing to obesity crisis. researchers say ads by the hottest celebrities can influence overall behavior. it found 80% of celebrity food ads are for high calorie products like fast food and sugary drinks. the stud can be found in journal pediatrics. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting hu

that will keep things dry along the eastern seaboard.not forecast -- as a matter of fact we're not forecasting any rain until this front right here slides through. the good news with the frontal system is the fact it will be pushing through during the morning hours we're not expecting severe weather with it. it's going to be a line of showers and thunderstorms. future tracker 6, combination of sun and clouds, the model is hinting toward one or two isolated showers, accuweather will keep it dry. monday, hazy, hot and humid, temperatures in time low 90s. combination of sun and clouds, maybe a quick-hitting isolated shower. tuesday morning, 6:00 a.m., this is the cold front pushing through. as you can see there's not much moisture associated with it. maybe one or two areas pick up a quick downpour, otherwise it's sun and clouds throughout the day. temperatures later on, 90 degrees in philadelphia. upper 80s for everybody else, most locations in the 80s and low 90s. 90 degrees today, 90 for just about everybody. 91 in reading, allentown. 91.

action radar showing that we are just stuck in the clouds now and one low pressure moved off the eastern seaboard. another one though is spinning out of the midwest and you can see we have a vicious squall line of thunderstorms working out of western pennsylvania, ahead of it super cells and a confirmed tornado in the eastern panhandle of west virginia but this whole system is sliding to the south and tonight mostly cloudy and isolated shower possible and parts of southern delaware and extreme southern new jersey could get clipped by the system with the possibility of a thunderstorm in the wee hours of the morning and 64 for center city and as we head through the day tomorrow improving conditions, it is going to be cloudy and cooler near the shore for much of the day. and cape may 71 and the boardwalk 72 and philadelphia the clouds clear out quickly and 80 degrees, allentown and reading you are mostly sunny through the day with temperatures in the low to mid-80s. heading into the weekend this is what you want to see on a weekend, high pressure a very strong area over us, that means we'll have a h

they think the eastern seaboard is a very lucrative market and i think they would want to keep it.hat they have to sell if they want to sell it. >> obviously verizon is offering these bundles trying to get people to get land lines and cable and internet. or people just going to keep moving towards telephones question and. >> i think landmine, in the voice world may at some point go away. but you need it for broadband. people more and more want to have broadband capability. the fcc is backing up giving companies money to build out broadband in rural communities. my members do broadband and that's a big part of what we do. >> if you would comment and david represented about this earlier but comment on the state of unions in america today. what is your thought. everybody knows unions are not growing. we are down to about 6% in the private sector. this fight just had with verizon could be a rallying cry for unions because we weren't going after what companies try to tell people. there always after more money, will they want more money. we were out there saving middle-class jobs and com

but for now, big area of high pressure is protecting all of the eastern seaboard of the u.s.e way of rainfall. so we'll be dry up and down the northeast rr traveling to new york city or boston or south to atlanta, nothing to worry about. future weather for us, locally just a few high clouds during the second half of the afternoon. overnight and tomorrow, i think tomorrow will be a partly sunny day. ribbon of moisture tries to come our way. it may wring out one or two spot showers in northern maryland, but rain chances tomorrow are below 20%. on wednesday, here is 7:30 wednesday morning, cloudy skies and a risk for a few drops around. wednesday afternoon, showers getting more and more likely. that is the rain chance that will continue to increase as we get into the weekend. the end of the week rather, not the weekend. so here is your forecast, 82 breezy and sunny today. 82 tomorrow. best chance for rain thursday, thursday night into friday. all eyes turn toward the weekend and so far more dry than wet and temperatures staying at or below average. let's go over to wtop now and

what is now again tropical depression bonnie, she is back but heading out to sea not up the eastern seaboard. bonnie will have no effects on us except for bringing humidity and clouds increase tonight. 7:05 is your first pitch temperature. winds 4 to 8 miles per hour. when we come back we'll talk about the weekend. a 50/50 shot of when you'll see storms. >>> congressman and civil rights icon, john lewis will get the liberty medal. they will honor lewis for his courage and dedication for his fight for equality. he led the march across the bridge in selma, on what became known as bloody sunday, and represented georgia in congress since 1987, lewis will receive the medal in a ceremony this september. >>> the philadelphia orchestra is taking over new york's world we nouned metropolitan opera. but it will not take him out of philadelphia. they announced their new music director today and will begin there in 2017 and take over fully in 2020 and signed an extension in philadelphia to stay on through 2026. he posted a video saying he is not giving up philadelphia any time soon. >> there are so many

look at the eastern seaboard. high pressure is in control. we are not worried about any major storms forming. it is hard to see a cloud when you are looking at this picture. things are just that nice. the transition will start to occur on monday when a weak in from the west. but that doesn't do much to change the forecast until tuesday. tomorrow afternoon, there could be some cloud development to the north in the mid to upper hudson valley. don't expect a shower there. but monday when the front approaches from the west, we will watch it much of the day before we get any chance for a change. in fact, maybe a few clouds come in monday afternoon. but tuesday, the next front becomes a lot more organized and the showers and storms will come in, in a line. that way, we can time them as round of showers north and through the afternoon, popup scattered showers. a chance to see a transition with that front. temperatures in the water, we are getting there. four foot waves possible. there is a moderate rip current risk. breaking down the numbers, 86 tom

the tropical humidity and chance of storms i crease up the eastern seaboard. we'll let you know what that means. >>> plus, jaime apody with more on the sixers and phillies win in sports. >>> we have breaking news out of bucks county chopper 6 hd live over an accident in lower makefield township. this happened just after 5:00 tonight. just north of i-95, a couple of cars are involved. at least one person was injured here and a medical helicopter is dispatched to the scene. no word on the condition of anyone involved or the cause of that crash. of course we'll continue to monitor the developments in this breaking news tonight. >> the lowest gas prices in a decade are fueling folks to hit the road this weekend. nearly 43 million people will be traveling and if you are one of the folks heading out you should not try to leave work early tomorrow. the worst traffic is between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m., drive on saturday before 3:00 p.m. and people will celebrate with fireworks but the consumer product commission wants to decrease the accidents in fireworks. and they releas

along the eastern seaboard. a number of severe thunderstorm watches out. chance for gusty, damaging winds, large hail and an isolated tornado as we head through the course of the evening. this is the whole corridor we're watching, essentially from new york city, right down to coastal sections of georgia. meanwhile, our eyes are on the tropics. latest advisory, a tropical depression off cancun, a rather disorganized system, one that will likely gain status and if it does so, it's tropical storm colin. it takes a track just to the east of panama city. but it's going to be oddly shaped, not your classic tropical system. with heavy rain on the eastern side and that will be the biggest impact if it does become colin. tropical storm warnings from big ben to florida. right on down south of tampa. could see gusty winds, high surf. but again the focus really on the potential of flooding rainfall. we could see over a half foot of rain here in central northern florida and southern georgia as well. >> eric fibber -- fisher, thank you. >>> well, paris and its surroundi

no flying troubles on the eastern seaboard for today.ces here moving toward milwaukee and chicago now. that is our rain chance coming up for tomorrow afternoon. nothing to worry about for today other than the heat and the relatively bad air quality. code orange on the air for today. be careful. no strenuous activities during the peak of the day sensitive in any way. 57 in manassas. humidity not an issue today. it will be back for tomorrow. today just hot and dry. poor air quality. high temperature around 92 in downtown washington. clouds increase overnight tonight. here's future weather 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. skies going mostly cloudy overnight. could have a stray shower or two out in the shenandoah valley before sun is up tomorrow morning. most of the rain chance drains through during the peak of the afternoon. not a guarantee we'll get rain tomorrow but our next best chance and next chance after that comes up on thursday. planner for tomorrow. cooler because of the extra clouds and slight rain chances here and rest of the week is