it's wet on 49 from the rain that already fell there and you can see the cell head heed towards elmer 40 not that far off from route 55. other than that you're dry through the area right now and the current temperature is 72 degrees. it's warm, it's humid and we're going to see a few gusty thunderstorms later today, a high of 87 degrees. nydia. >> karen, thank you. >>> new this morning, baton rouge police say they've arrested three suspects and are looking for a fourth in an alleged plot to harm police officers. authorities discovered the plot while responding to a burglary at a pawnshop. they arrestd one person on the scene and traction down two others. it calms days after alton sterling a black plan was slot by two police officers in that city. >> instead of stealing a kiss a woman's tinder date is accused of trying to steal her stuff jewelry cash and electronics. police in nyack new york say the couple was enjoying a lovely date. they went out for dinner then back to the woman's house where they sat on the porch and hung out. the 26-year-old man then said can i use your bathroom. p

near salem almost 3 inches of rain and 2 inches around elmer and 3 inches in parts of newcastle county. a pocket of 2.4 near the airport in philadelphia. this is just the initial batch and we'll add more rain to that and in fact, if we look at this graphic here, this is what we call precipable water, this is how much is over our heads, from philadelphia to south jersey and delaware, 2 to 2.5 inches of rain if a storm fires up it can release that amount of rain in a short amount of time. that is why the flash flood watch is in effect for the entire area through noon tomorrow where areas could see 3 inches of rain. and roads covered by water turn around and find an alternate route. we'll talk about the cooler so-called weather. >> i like the cooler part. adam thanks. >>> the action cam was in chester after a couple had to be rescued after their car got caught in high waters, the "action news" team is around the area checking on reports of damage. and in the meantime, if you see severe weather and you are safe, email video to jointheaction@6abc.com. or post it on social media with #6abcac

it started in a working-class neighborhood of los angeles called elmer street.e street was bulldozed a and rebuilt, installing an underground infiltration gallery to absorb and filter rain watater. new sidewalks were put in, and curbs with cutouts, and rock gardens below rain barrels with smart irrigation technology. the efforts are meant to slow down rain runoff, so it could be filtered and drained back into a natural underground aquifer. chris: and we essentially use this as a living laboratory, a demonstration of things that work, and of course things that don't work, because we want--when you put in these green streets, you learn each time one of these projects goes in the ground. sandra: and the ground is where the conservationists are hoping to keep the water. without these efforts, water runs into sewers or flood runoffs, and heads straight into the ocean. even the plants on elmer street were chosen for their power to clean water, and absorb it. woman: plants are living things that help to--in this instance we're talking a about stormrmwa. if you think ab

it started in a working-class neighborhood of los angeles called elmer street. the street was bulldozed a and rebuilt, installing an underground infiltration gallery to absorb and filter rain watater. new sidewalks were put in, and curbs with cutouts, and rock gardens below rain barrels with smart irrigation technology. the efforts are meant to slow down rain runoff, so it could be filtered and drained back into a natural underground aquifer. chris: and we essentially use this as a living laboratory, a demonstration of things that work, and of course things that don't work, because we want--when you put in these green streets, you learn each time one of these projects goes in the ground. sandra: and the ground is where the conservationists are hoping to keep the water. without these efforts, water runs into sewers or flood runoffs, and heads straight into the ocean. even the plants on elmer street were chosen for their power to clean water, and absorb it. woman: plants are living things that help to--in this instance we're talking a about stormrmwa. if you think

you see over in the bay, over to lalowe creek, into elmer, a direct hit likely there if that cell holds some of the strength. heavier rain certainly possible. possibly road flooding, although the cells are moving quickly along. the neighborhoods, we're at 73 in lehigh valley. 75 for philadelphia, in south jersey, 75. neighborhood temperatures, mostly in the 70s this morning. coilfield, pem bettberton, and you step outside, it is soupy out there, you feel how humid it is. the hour-by-hour forecast, potential, it moves out by 9:30. spotty rain continuing through early afternoon, and possibly more thunderstorms developing. this is keeping it north of us, but i wouldn't be surprised if we got another hit into this evening. we'll talk about that ten-day forecast on 10 in just a while. >>> 5:50 on sunday morning. the morman church will give us a preview. >> the newly completed temple of the church of latter-day saints. you do need to reserve tickets. you can tap the nbc 10 app or log on to nbc10.com for the link. >> a bill to extend unemployment to the trump taj ma ha. allowing the workers to

reporting live from elmer, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cleve, thank you. >>>eantime area around the wells fargo center is under going a post convention transformation of sorts. chopper three overhead as a flurry of crews worked to break down all of that equipment set up inside and outside for the four day event. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 our anita oh will have more on how progress is coming along. >>> what a different a day make, protesters set up tents in south philadelphia's fdr park in the convention and now that park is almost cleared out. moments ago city officials held a news conference about dnc closing operations, mayor jim kenney said the event was a big success and helped the city shine in the national spotlight. >> i want to thank philadelphians for being such wonderful hosts. i had so many people stop me on the streets to tell me how friendly and fun, philadelphians really are, and that is the best advertising in the world. >> police say they responded to about 60 individual protests, over the course of the dnc, and out of the 13,000 d

and as elmer cliff says in the book, i ran as hard as i i could from grief. just trying to keep busy. so i think now that we are where we are in the timeline, i really do believe i am allowing myself to the feel the grief and his absence even more now. >> and that, of course, it brings you to being on your own. and now that you're on your own, a couple of questions. again, i asked you about your saturdays, but i also -- and before we speak to the audience -- want to ask you because you've been such an advocate for books and authors and reading about what you are reading now. and i love the fact that you were reading jude the obscurer to john, and then he asked for a haiku. but now on your own what are you reading for pleasure? has that time come yet, or will it be a bit later this year when you have stepped away from the mic? >> well, i confine my nighttime reading to fiction. >> good. tell me more. [laughter] >> i don't read anything that is event-related or news-related at night. i'm trying to calm down. [laughter] i'm trying to get away from the news of th

fess, elmer l lynn president of the illuminating company. >> how do you do? seemotion you are about to is the story of northeast ohio and the part electricity plays in the lives of all of us that live here. i think you will find it a fascinating story. certainly it concerns a fascinating area. no geographical region of any size anywhere in the world is more abundantly blessed with the ingredients for prosperity and progress then is this 1700 square mile surface of land stretching along the south shore of lake erie to the west. ohioin northeast possibilities are unlimited. possibilities which we at the illuminating company have tried to emphasize to bring to the attention of all of america the fact that this is the best location in the nation. this activity is but one expression of the partnership that has existed between the area and the company for more than 75 years. this movie attempt to portray some of the other aspects of that partnership. northeast ohio's electric needs provide many items of equipment. generators,, turbo transmission lines, transformer

good old elmer's glue. and this 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? >> just to pass time, basically. >> it's a farmhouse right here. a rough draft. okay? little 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 little protection vent to keep the rain out of the chimneys. i found this out in the yard. it reminded me of air conditioning. that trips everybody out. they like my little grill. the bird can grill his worms i guess. and you get the exclusive of looking inside, with the fireplace and the light switch and the plug-in outlets. it won't be seen once this is completed. i put those in because right now, people seen it in progress. >> wh

are getting a little bit wet here in wilmington and now on the new jersey turnpike on route 40 in elmern on route 55 south of glassboro, route 49 between salem and millville as well so watch for these showers moving into new jersey. a quick check of the temperatures. it's 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. today not quite as hot but still continuing that heat wave with 91 degrees for your high temperature. matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> back at the wells fargo center where things are in tiptop shape for another day's worth of events. a group a of african-american mothers who lost their children to violence issued a plea for change at the dnc last night. "action news" reporter can ring scott is lie on the floor with more on that. katherine. >> reporter: matt, it wasn't an emotional evening here last night. those mothers stood on the stage speaking about the anguish of losing their children. they believe hillary clinton is the best candidate to promote change. united in their grief, the mothers of the movement took the stage at the democratic national convention last night. these women

bit but we have a period of heavy rain you're dealing with in cohansey and bridgeton heading towards elmerout 6:04. still a little ways off before it hits route 55 in malaga. we can see a few gusty thunderstorms later at a, nydia. >> karen thank you. >>> police in the phoenix area released this new sketch of a suspected serial shooter. the attacker is targeting people who are outside their homes or in their cars at night. the victims have nothing in common in terms of their age race or gender. there have been seven murders and three other shootings so far. the original spree from april 1st to june 12th was clustered in a close area. authorities have now linked that to incidents outside that neighborhood. they are warning everyone to be alert. >> family and friends are mourning the tragic death of a delaware county native who fell to her death at the grand canyon. 35-year-old colleen burns traveled to the national park with two of her close friends last week. they took some of these pictures on thursday posting that em to instagram. the next day 33 got up early to hike to the popular south

and as elmer cliff says in the book, i ran as hard as i i could from grief. just trying to keep busy. so i think now that we are where we are in the timeline, i really do believe i am allowing myself to the feel the grief and his absence even more now. >> and that, of course, it brings you to being on your own. and now that you're on your own, a couple of questions. again, >> >> so i love the fact that john would ask for a hike to now what are you reading for pleasure? where will that come a bit later when you step away? >> i can confine my nightd. time reading to fiction and. so anything that is eave vents related your newsreader they did that night i tried to calm down. to try to get away that it is catastrophic right now as we think about the newss poetically and what is goingl of on as we think about all of the evil. because that will be the revie review. >> and it is a dark book. but she writes very compellingly. >> i wanted to open up the fourth few extra minutes and again if you come to the can form a lin microphone to make sure things go smoothly. >>

. >> danny pizza franklinville, new jersey r or stakeout, elmer, new jersey, oh, thank you. >> so goodr. man: life gets so busy with work, and it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. hey, playing is a lot of fun. ♪ hdonald trump: i could stand. in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" >>> philadelphia music this morning, take off for their hometown. >> mike, you know, this one is -- >> oh, i know. >> ♪ >> i love any casino of music. >> as long as it is grooving. >> as long as it is grooving. a philadelphia human grooving last night, that's will smith, on jimmy fallon's show. so, he did the walk on, like you do after jimmy introduces you, but he didn't like the way it work, so he d

route 40 near elmer. woodbury, through the city it's spotty. at this point it's raining through the area, but the heavy rain is spotty. in media you're getting hit hard as well as in jenkintown. let's head over to matt. >> airport officials are warning travelers whether they are delegates or not, if they are the only ones trying to get out of philadelphia on friday morning, they are wrong. jennette reyes is watching people going home at phl. how are things going? >> reporter: if you're looking for a perfectly smooth commute and travel day you're not going to get it today. this is what it is looking like now, this is a dnc attendee check in air. they have set that aside. lines went on for quite sometime, attendees got to the passengers quickly, the problems yesterday's severe weather canceled a lot of flights. a lot of people were moved up to today, a lot of flights were jammed packed because of the dnc. they got moved from this side to the other side of the tsa screening. hopefully things will be better we'll let you know once we see improvemen

their names are elmer cannon and missy mcbride. they are still there.also know in a another police officer jamd jesus retana was released yesterday. those three officers still recovering and two here at the hospital at this point. >> thanks for following it for us. >>> three days of unspeakable violence have left the country riddled with anger, frustration, fear, sorrow. still so many questions. the adjectives go on and on and so will the calls for accountable and answers. as they do, cnn's vector blackwell looks at the week that was, a week that we all hope never happens again but fear probably will. >> reporter: three consecutive days of violence sending shock waves through the nation. tuesday morning police are called to the triple s confused mart in baton rouge, louisiana for a report of a man with a gun. officers howie lake the second and blaine sal moany tackled 37-year-old atton sterling to the ground and after a brief scuffle sterling is shot several times. graphic video of the incident caught on bystanders' cell phones. >> [ bleep ]. [ gun shot

a third suspect, elmer rivera has pleaded not guilty to an an accessory charge. >>> president obama plans more troops than planned in afghanistan. the decision comes amid security concerns. he had originally planned to drop troop levels from 9800 to 5500 by the end of this year, but a taliban resurgence has forced the obama administration to rethink that exit strategy. and today, mr. obama unveiled a new withdrawal plan that will leave about 8400 troops in afghanistan by year's end. >>> my decision today sends a message to the taliban and all those who have opposed afghanistan's progress. you have been waging war gins the afghan people for many years. you have been unable to prevail. afghan security forces continue to grow stronger. and the commitment of the international community including the united states to afghanistan and its people will endure. >> now, the president's announcement comes a day before he heads to a nato summit in poland where security in afghanistan is at the top of the agenda. >>> tony blair today announced the findings of a long awaited report on the invasion of ir

some of their names, misty mcbride, elmer cannon, gretchena rocha. two civilians. one mother who brought her kids to the rally shielded them from gunfire and was shot in the calf and expected to be okay. craig. >> joe at baylor medical center, thank you. across the country, thousands took to the streets in protest for a second day in a row. this was the scene in baton rouge, louisiana, last night where 37-year-old alton sterling was fatally shot by a police officer early tuesday. that officer is now on administrative leave. sarah dallof outside the convenience store where all of this took place in baton rouge. what's it like this morning? what do we expect to see there today in baton rouge? >> it's calm and quiet so far this morning, craig, as people stop by to pay respects to alton sterling to take photos. we are expecting a crowd together as the day goes on and more demonstrations expected as well today. this after an active but overall peaceful night. the first night we have seen officers in riot gear. it was tense at moments, particularly when those protesters

one of them is elmer cannon, and the other is misty mcbride. we know the rest of the surviving police officers, we believe, have been released from the hospital at this time. when you take a look at that and how awful it was that he had 12 police officers shot, it's actually quite remarkable that that many have already been released from the hospital at this time, jim. >> thanks for being there in dallas. martin, stephanie we will be coming back to you. >>> coming up, what started as a hashtag has turned into a rallying cry. we'll take a closer look at the black lives matter movement and the impact that the shootings in dallas could have on it. >>> as we go to break we want to show you the outpouring of support for the dallas police department as it mourns those five fallen police officers. flowers, notes, balloons covering those police cruisers. you can barely make them out in there now. dallas police officers getting hugs from random strangers showing their thanks. >>> you are watching live coverage from cnn. live pictures now of president ob

elmer and glassboro showing some wet roads.e can see in cape may county check on the conditions there right now and this is the garden state parkway at the cape may toll plaza where those showers may be headed. might get a little wet there. we head back to the dnc lie with matt o'donnell. hey, matt. >> hello karen. taking a live look now at the convention floor where "good morning america" willegin their broadcast from the dnc. stay tuned. that's coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey will step into the political spotlight. he's let set to speak on police issues on behalf of the then and women in blue. yesterday mothers of the movement took turns speaking about their anguish to losing their children to violence. katherine scott is live on the convention floor with details on that. katherine. >> reporter: matt these mothers stood together on that stage last night hoping that their stories, their words would help promote change tolerance and peace. >> the mothers of the movement took cen

replaces elmer cooper who resigned in march amid corruption allegations relating to an earlier role atty: japan has announced a $52 billion annual block, the biggest since the financial crisis. it is the first reported loss since the fund doubled allocations of the stock two years ago and reduces investment into domestic bonds. they closed on individual equity holdings for the first time, which shadowed the benchmark topix index. yvonne: saudi aramco has lowered sold to asiacrude for the most in 10 months. it will be cut by $1.30 next year, which is $1.10 low asia's regional benchmark. light annexed or like grades is also reduced in the u.s.. this is a part of a battle of market share with iran. billiont has been a $15 global shopping spree, but one of china's most accredited conglomerates may be switching from buying the selling. close in international -- fusun international is dispensing of asset to raise a credit above junk. we spoke to the ceo. ratingoving our credit has been our strategy since last year. what we do right now, first we attempt to let regional firms know that fosun

only about 13 pound >> is it true he kicked elmer fudd's butt. that's a big rabbit. >> this is the largest breed of rabbit. susie q is an armadillo. they can swim. they can float. >> that's pretty good. >> they obviously get their name because of the number of bands on their armor which can be 8 to 11. >> how are you keeping animals cool during this heat? and ice blocks for polar bears. >> did you bring any fish-sicles? >> hoda, i know you're jealous. i'm here with matt damon. bourne is back chasing answers about the past and in typical bourne fashion that involves an epic car chase. >> no dialogue needed for that one. matt damon, good morning. >> good morning. >> did you shut down the vegas strip for that? >> we did. do that, and i was, like, you guys are from europe. you don't understand. that's not going to happen. when we got the location because the city was great and wanted to make it happen and said, all right, if we were going to do it, we could maybe -- if you started shooting at midnight on weekdays you could have it for five hours a ni

best way to beat the heat wave is time at the flash bad at jelly stone elmer. >> so cute. >> we shouldve and empowering music. this one a little love train. kenny gamble, leon huff. philly dudes. >> 8:30. let's take look at some of this morning's top stories. a road in wilmington is set to be renamed washington street between fifth and sixth streets will now be called bishop aretha e morton way. bishop morton was the first female pastor of a baptist church in ally delaware. she's been preaching for nearly six decades. the street will be renamed during a special ceremony today at 3:30. >>> and the protests of course will begin today. street closures as people take over. we saw them in cleveland. they are now in philadelphia. there are several protest today's scheduled in fdr park in south philadelphia. lots and lots of permits were given and certainly will be protests that people didn't get permits for as well. so be advised of all of that. big one for clean energy today i think at about noon. >>> and republicans aren't going to get democrats hog the spotlight this week. they're kicking

we have here elmer's glue. it's going to be on amazon prime 50 cents.would be great. >> walmart is also launching these rollbacks happening today to compete with that. they are also doing this pay pass pass. so walmart has pay pass where you canshipping to compete with that. 92% according to research are going online and getting information on how to shop. they are going online to get this stuff. >> kids are set to go back to school next month. it's not that early. let's talk electronics. >> we are actually going to put this in the shopping cart. we're not going to. electronics the best time to buy those is in august. so let's say a lot of kids now are going in and they have to have laptops, tablets. the reason why august is because that's when people know kids want to bulk up on these electronics. discounts up between $100 and $400. 20% to 30%. wait on electronics. >> wait on those until >> two specific weeks for those deals. >> the second week of august, second and third week right before kids start going back to school in certain areas. >> luggage. w

we have here elmer's glue.l be a lot. >> for teachers it would be great. >> actually for teachers. walmart is also launching about, you know, all the rollbacks that's happening today to kind of compete with that. they are also doing this pay pass. >> are we going to put it in. >> can't let the cart go by. >> put the whole thing in. >> totally forgot about that. we want to put that in. walmart also has this pay pass where you can go ahead and get two-day shipping to kind of compete with that so they want to get that buy because right now 92%, according to research, 92% of people are going on and getting information online on how to shop. >> yeah. >> so they want to go -- they are mostly going online to get all this stuff. >> a lot of kids go back to school next month so it's not even that early for them. >> it's not even august. >> let's talk about electronics. >> we're not going to put this in the shopping cart, because electronics, the best time to buy those is in august. so let's say, a lot of kids are now go