any thunderstorms along 55 near woods town and elmer and bridgeton along with bay side. this is the beginning of a potent system down to the south and west. a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00, a cluster of storms near baltimore and washington. can you see all of this lightning, over 1,000 strikes in 15 minutes, heading to dover and southern new jersey and delaware. this continues to pivot along i-95 and clips philadelphia. a severe thunderstorm in affect until 9:00, damaging binds and isolated large hail is a threat. speaking of the downpours, meteorologist, cecily tynan this is a truly tropical system we are dealing with. >> this is water vapor imagery and this green you see here is the moisture literally being pulled up from the gulf of mexico. bringing us oppressive humidity here not only here but quebec and parts of maine dealing with a high humidity and then west of this cold front, this yellow, that is the very dry air that is moving in and taking over tomorrow. tonight we have the classic clash of air masses, a flash flood watch is posted until 6:00 tomorrow m

here's what elmers said at the event on friday. "men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level" elmers said. "many of my male colleagues when they go to the house floor have some pie chart or graph behind them and talking about trillions dollars of, you know, how the debt is awful and, you know, we all agree with that." a written response, "the quote in question was taken completely out of context." late this afternoon "the washington examiner" posted the audio of elmers' comments in whole. here's a bigger part of what she said. >> men do have to talk about things on a much higher level, you know, one of the things that has always been one of my frustrations and i think about this all the time, many of my male colleagues when they go to the house floor, they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and, you know, how the debt is awful and, you know, we all agree with that. but by starting off that discussion that way, we've already turned people away. because it's like that

fudd because he derives from early drawings of elmer fudd.meant to give soldiers instructions on everything from the danger of consorting with prostitutes in foreign countries to how to protect yourself against malaria, to the importance of not gossiping or passing along secrets. and usually these five minute movies, many of which were also by the way written by the same author and sound like dr. seuss material, usually the instruction was by negative example. "private snafu" would do something wrong and he ended up dead or being blown to bits in about a third of them only to come back in the next installment a couple of months later. >> mark, harris thanks very much. now from the u.s. army, titled "going home" as private snafu used by the army. ♪ >> a soldier returns from the global grind. home is ahead. his home town is proud. look at that brass band. look at that crowd. our returning hero has, no doubt, a million things to talk about. safe at home, away from battle, restricted stuff makes harmless prattle. >> our out fit is 999. we hold th

fue una jornada trÁgica la del sÁbado, elmer es vecino de la familia. >> cruzÓ el balón y saliÓ corriendolas autoridades lo identificaron como josÉ luis garcÍa, al conductora iba a menos de la velocidad permitida, el mensaje a la comunidad busca prevenir tragedias hay que tener cuidado con los niÑos es importante la superviciÓn. >> nos niÑos no piensan. si hay o no peligro. >> sobre el caso dijo que su corazÓn estÁ con la familia y la conductora. la policÍa dijo que la conductora de 64 aÑos coolabora no sospechan que el accidente se relacione al alcohol. >> la muerte del menor. en medio de una pelea entre pandillas. >>un joven de 18 aÑos muriÓ en un tiroteo la oficina lo identificÓ como daniel beltrÁn. > > la oficina del alguacil busca a dos mujeres de origen asiÁtico que fueron manoseadas. >> un hombre de 23 aÑos muriÓ en santa clara al estrellarse contra un camiÓn iba a mÁs de 100 millas por hora. >> la ciudad de san josÉ podrÍa pagar 900 mil dÓlares el presundo pandillero le apuntÓ por un arma pero en la pistolla no habÍa su adn. >> tuvimos un tormenta elÉctrica. >> guillermo nos habla

this shows you the rainfall rates, near medford lake, 2 inches per hour and also near elmer, 2 inches per hour, gibbs town an inch per hour, we get the training effect, where this goes over the same area time after time, and unfortunately that means we have a threat of flash flooding, a flash flood warning is in affect until 8:30 for parts of camden and cumberland county and gloucester county. are you getting that flash flooding with these storms. don't try and drive through the floodwaters, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows the actually cold front that brings an ends to this oppressive heat and humidity, that is across central pennsylvania and we are getting all the intense storms ahead of it. if you look south and west, richmond into raleigh, this is where the storms are moving, the cells as we move through the evening hours, future tracker showing if you head out, have you to take your umbrella. take your rain gear, 8:30 and the focus of the storms shift across south jersey by 8:30 tonight. tomorrow around midnight tonight, still severe and the front will push offshore, 8:00 in

. >> elmers believes voters can't handlebar graph ares.on to the republican war on women, bringing it down to their level. >> we need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman with's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life, that's the way to go. >> presenting data isn't a republican thing or a man thing. it's a smart thing. i have seen plenty of women in congress with charts. i also see plenty of people in congress without any charts at all. talking down to women is precisely the republican problem. if renee elmers thinks bringing information down a level helps women, she can keep on pretending. it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford de

a new one west of elmer. and no lightning strikes with these, but random downpours. the reason why they are blossoming and drifting slowly in the southern areas of new jersey that is where the humidity remains very high where as most of northern delaware and pennsylvania the humid dropped big-time and can't support it. millville 76 degrees. at the shore no rain, a sea breeze has dropped the temperatures into the lower 70s. satellite and radar, the front and energy and most of the humidity pushed off the coast south and east of cape cod. a wedge of dry air not only along the i-95 corridor but sections of the u.s.-canadian border. the high sets us up for a weekend beauty. and the sea breeze remains in place tomorrow. lots of sun, very warm at 88. but also low humidity. the humidity will spike here on sunday. so on sunday morning on futuretracker we start off fairly dry. trying to pop a couple of showers in lancaster, but it is really not until the afternoon hours, say 3:00 in northwestern areas, and the poconos, we could see some thunderstorms or downpours popping beca

elmer you're about to get hit a little harder in ham upon ton you're getting it along the a.c.way, along 55, medford lakes, an area near burlington county hit so hard but you can see zero lightning total strikes. not talking thunderstorms but still heavy rain. this is that front trying to clear. hasn't happened yet. let's take you outside and see what it looks like right now as we go live on sky 6 in hd and you can see lots of clouds up above as we look at this shot so you are dealing with a lot of cloud cover this morning and certainly muggy conditions. let's look right now at the current conditions. temperatures 73, the dewpoint is 68. so, pretty humid in a lot of areas and some spots feeling oppressively humid at this early hour. winds are light and the pressure is falling with that area of low pressure tracking through am i want to show you the dewpoints around the area, 72 in millville, 70's in dover and a ac especially south and east of the city oppressive humidity but by the afternoon the humidity drops and the clouds break. satellite 6 and action radar showing we still

>> and good old elmer's you. >> and paint. >> thanks, jill. >> right now 5:36. there is potential deal to settle the septa's dispute with two unions. an emergency board appointed by president obama is recommending an agreement that would base wage increases on other recent settlements. it would also make any new benefits retroactive. union officials say they'll have a response once they can review the report. regional rail workers walk off the job for one day last month. >>> well, happening right now, crews continue to get ready to tow the shipwreck costa concordia off the italian coast. luxury liner will be taken to jen ooh a, broken up for scratch. it has become one of the largest salvage operations in history costing the ship's owner monday that $2 billion. thirty-two people were killed, when the luxury liner renee grounds back in 2012. >>> we're getting new look at the boston marathon bombing suspect in the immediate aftermath of the attack. prosecutors released this previously unseen video of dzhokhar smiling and talking with a friend. this is just hours af

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fudd because he derives from early drawings of elmer fudd. danger of consorting with prostitutes in foreign countries to how to protect yourself against malaria, to the importance of not gossiping or passing along secrets. and usually these five minute movies, many of which were also by the way written by the same author and sound like dr. seuss material, usually the instruction was by negative example. "private snafu" would do something wrong and he ended up dead or being blown to bits in about a third of them only to come back in the next installment a couple of months later. >> mark, harris thanks very much. now from the u.s. army, titled "going home" as private snafu used by the army. ♪ >> a soldier returns from the global grind. home is ahead. his home town is proud. look at that brass band. look at that crowd. our returning hero has, no doubt, a million things to talk about. safe at home, away from battle, restricted stuff makes harmless prattle. >> our out fit is 999. we hold the center of the line. the british hold the west. machine g

a lot of the stories we have been talking about, apparently a big deal is taking elmer's glue to putthe bottle. the glue residue stays around the label. that is an easy thing. once again those are really, really high-and bottles that are rare. gerri: that sophisticated. >> that sophisticated. gerri: what about the geography? >> release specific. piedmont, northern italy, champagne, obviously these relief famous regions have brandon have been around for a long time and tend to be worth more money. gerri: to try to pass it off as something you would want. the very expensive burgundy. >> burgundy, champagne. these regions that have been producing a wine for hundreds of years. a lot of investors and collectors are interested. gerri: and vintage, of course. how did these rosters tried to faq without using vintage? >> one thing people think wine is sold, it must be good. that is another misconception. another big thing is anything after 1980, there will be more ways to detect if it is where it -- real or not. anything past 1980 will be harder to authenticate. gerri: very interesting. thank

good old elmer's glue and this is my little saw which happens to be the bottom of a pringle's can.rson, but it will cut these sticks. it is the only tool i use to cut these. it takes eight to nine months to make one. >> why do you do it? >> just to pass time, basically. >> this is a farmhouse right here. rough draft. okay. give dimensions to it so i know where i'm at. art is my sanity and my salvation. i mean, that is what keeps me stable. >> i come with all kinds of little ideas. you have two of these like a protection vent to keep the rain out of the chimney. i found this in the yard and it reminded me of air-conditioners. they trips everybody out. they like my grill. so the bird can grill his worms. you can look inside with the fireplace and light switch and plug in outlets. it won't be seen once this is completed. i put those in because people see it in progress, i figure i give them something to look at. >> what i'm doing now, i have to put some grass in here. i'm using yellow okra and a soft green color to separate this here. give it just a little distance. it doesn't take th

good old elmer's glue.is my little saw, which happens to be the bottom of a pringle's can. it's not sharp. it won't cut a person. but it will cut these sticks just like a little saw. that's the only tool i use to make these. you can see why it takes eight to nine months to make one. >> why? why do you do this, darryl? >> just to pass time, basically. >> this is a farmhouse right here. rough draft. know what i'm talking about? give dimensions to it so i know where i'm at. art is my sanity and my salvation. i mean, that's what keeps me stable. >> i just come up with all kinds of little ideas. you have two of these like a protection vent to keep the rain out of the chimney. i found this out in the yard and it reminded me of air-conditioning. that trips everybody out. they like my grill. so the bird can grill his worms i guess. you can look inside with the fireplace and light switch and plug-in outlets are. it won't be seen once this is completed. i put those in because right now people see it in progress, i fi

republican congresswoman renee elmers of north carolina was not pleased at how she was quoted in thatle, especially the line about how you can successfully communicate political ideas to women "only if you can bring it down to a woman's level." if a statement, she claimed her comments were taken completely out of context. she said, i am a woman and i find it offensive and sexist to take my words and redefine them and imply that women need to be addressed at a lower level. she blamed certain leftist writers who were trying to trap her in gotcha journalism. the writer who gave her the bad review in the washington examiner, previously worked at the conservative heritage foundation and she now works at a conservative newspaper that is not in the business of making trouble for republicans. she also has an audio recording of what the congresswoman actually said. so you can be the judge of just how out of context that quote is. here she is talking to a group of women about how to talk to women. >> the most encouraging thing she told her audience was this -- >> then what could the problem pos

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. >> in the elmer's.do you explain the success of the show? there is bakers everywhere. there is great personalitieses everywhere. how do you explain this? n to tell you the truth, we just do what we do. we kind of be real. we try to come up with some amazing cakes. we want to inspire people to want to bake and do things as a family. >> a family. that's the key. people like your family. >> buddy, we're low on time. >> put a little bit of brown sugar. let me move this out of here. >> he makes it look so easy! you're the boss! >> high tide. let's see. we'll put a little bit of blue on over there. >> the next great baker airs tuesday at 9:00 o'clock. >> you got to check it out. it's really great show n my daughter katy wants me in the f.b.i. and she wants to be a cake boss. she wants to know if she now can cook cakes for the f.b.i is that a career opportunity? >> listen, i know one thing, a lot of my friends that are cops love my cakes. >> katy could make sure that the cake she makes did not have a file in t

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. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by elmer's school glue.rn to vote for those firefighters. have a great day. >> ♪ >> as the sun came up this morning, it revealed the region-wide damage left behind by yesterday it's strong storms. a tree fell on parked cars in philadelphia's mount airy section and another tree fell across route 23 in schuylkill township chester county. an estimated 84,000 customers remain without power right now. matt pelman is filling in for karen with more on the storm damage that is bottling up our roadways. >> a whole plethora of problems this morning. this downed tree in schuylkill township has route 23 valley upon road shut down between white horse road and pawlings road. if you're coming out of phoenixville this morning trying to get to 422 and valley forge national park i would stay on egypt road to get around the blockage. a bunch of other issues in montgomery county including a do you understand tree in springfield township closing pennsylvania avenue. one blocking pine tree road. traffic light troubles in claymont

elmer's, amendment. i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed. o -- is not agreed to. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 20, line 3. nuclear energy. ms. kaptur: i move to strike the last word. i would like to take and yield my time to the gentleman from new york, congressman paul tonko, such a capable and engaged member of this house. mr. tonko: thank you and i appreciate the gentlewoman yielding. mr. speaker, h.r. 4923 is far from a perfect bill. i have serious concerns about some of the policy riders in the bill and i'm disappointed it does not contain higher funding for renewble energy programs. but there are a number of important programs that receive the funding they desperately need. we all know that tough choices have to be made within the overall funding allocation and i want to thank subcommittee chair simpson and ranking member kaptu

elmer's questions. you are recognized five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to go back to the discussion you had with my colleague from ohio mr. johnson. you made comments where you pointed out in the real world, and you know, that things are much more realistic and that ideologically many times things seem like they are going to be better than they are. i would say to you, sir, that is exactly why i ended up running for office being a nurse because i did see and my husband as a doctor saw that the plan going forward was not going to be realistic. we have learned over time that that is the case and there were many promises made that have not been kept. well intended, but not true for the american people. so i do share with you that same sentiment, but realize too that that is why we feel so strongly about this issue. you did have an change on the cost of health care.gov and what it should have cost. you reluctantly did not answer the question of the cost being $1 billion. is $1 billion too much for the implementation thus far? >> thank you, congr

elmers of north carolina for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for the panel. this is a very good discussion, and i appreciate your candida responses. at this point, the most important thing we can do is get to the bottom of it and correct issues at hand so these thing do not happen again. i wanted to clarify something. dr. frieden, there was a question posed to you about the number of missing possible toxic substances, and i know you had acknowledged that over time there has been an account of some missing, but not stolen, correct? if something is missing, how do you determine that it absolutely was not stolen? if anyone else on the panel would like to comment on that, i would appreciate it as well. >> so in the -- to give you an example, there may have been a package that was sent from one location to another that had a select agent in it. it did not approve at the second location. the fbi was involved in that investigation, and the fbi commongrou concluded that the package had been inadvertently destroy, but it was not stolen or lost. >> is there anything yo