got it. 1-1 all the way to extra time. brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes. chile a chance.last minute to win. mauricio off the crossbar. we go to penalty kicks. brazil 3-2. then brazil wins, oh my goodness, off the post. brazil advances to the quarterfinals 3-2 in penalty kicks. >> game two, colombia and uruguay. goal of the tournament. colombia's rodriguez, spectacular play in the 28th minute. he had two goals today. five in four games this tournament. colombia wins 2-0. uruguay is eliminated. >>> world cup action continues tomorrow on our sister network espn. 9:00 a.m., the netherlands versus mexico. 1:00 p.m., costa rica and greece. >>> matt cain has not done a game since may 15th. that is a drought. cain was able tonight against the reds. his offense and bull pen let him down again in this extra-inning affair. matt cain ready to roll. giants scored first. bottom five, joe panic back to the pitcher alfredo simon. 1-0 g-men. top six, cain strikes out joey votto. 1-0 giants in the ninth. sergio romo in to close, two-run shot. 2-1 cincinnati. bottom nine, pinch-hitting bust

brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes. chile a chance.ll off the cross bar and 3-2 and then a goal, brazil wins. off the post. brazil advances to the quarter fines 3-2 and penalty kick. game two, colombia and uruguay, goal of the tournament. rodriguez spectacular play in the 28th minute. five and four games throughout the tournament and colombia wins 2-0. uruguay is eliminated. >> shocker at wimbledon today. serina williams eliminated in round three by the 25th seed. serina up 4-1 but rain stopped play for over four hours. when they resume she wins the first set. second set, shot of the mat somehow gets a racket on the ball. takes a second set, very athletic move and gets the only break in the third. nice drop shot. holds on to win it three sits and serina has not made it to the quarterfinals in four of the last five majors. >> david beckham, raphael nadal, lost the first set in all three matches jam here in the corner. took the final three sets, dominating his opponent. moves onto the fourth round with a 4-set victory. >>> fourth seed ro

going to extras, tied in the 13th.ll have thelights at 6:00. >>> big shocker today at wimbledon as the top-seeded serena williams is upset in round three by the 25th seed cornier from france. rain stopped play for four hours, when play resumed, takes the second set, athletic move, and she gets the only break in the third. nice drop shot. she'll hold on to win it three sets. serena's last loss was to cornier, both williams sisters oust the singles draw. nadal lost the first set in all three of his matches. but dominated his opponents. moves on to the fourth round with a four-set victory. >> fourth seed roger federer moving on, top of your screen, federer dominated in an hour and 20 minutes, backhands winner. not had a serve broken in the tournament. wants another title. winning in three settize. >> third round of the quicken loans at the congressional. the second, two bounces, online, and for the hole-in-one but finished 4-over. patrick reid in the lead. despite three bogeys, finished with a fax approach on 16. nearly h

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i may be working an extra four hours waiting for someone to come and relieve me. mr. tester is going the other way and to maybe across the border trying to apprehend somebody slipping across the border and he uses an extra two or three hours. most people who are familiar with overtime issues know that people working in similar jobs have to work as long every day. common sense and my dad used to say just use common sense. i think someone using common sense here would say someone is working -- officer coburn here has worked an extra four hours to track down 20 people or i am and he is not or whatever. what do we pay those people along those lines? i think i know the answer but i'd like to hear you say it anyway. >> if you will i would like to take that question. if you are border portrait of agency you may not like where you live but you love your job. will we have seen since we have cut the number of hours we have seen that these criminal cartels are exploiting the holes we have created. just because you are in a patrol function and you might not be arresting somebody

, two extra minutes on the northbound travel time, so far not so bad. now is the time to be out and about. fishtown, looking good, nice and dry. remember that and he thinks of the work zone on the northbound side by girard avenue we talked about last monday. it was scheduled to happen last monday night. because of the extension the work zone required painting of new traffic lines, they do coult do it in the rain. you'll see that tonight and all the lanes will shift overnight tonight. there's a down tree in west conshohocken closing balligomingo road stay with us on 3020. in worcester there is a vehicle on its side at trooper road. and sumneytown road watch out for a crash near beaver street. >> new this morning, a man is in the hospital in stable condition after being shot in a north philadelphia bar. the action cam is on the scene of the 2700 block of north second street. a second person suffered injuries when a crowd tackled someone following the shooting. the search for the shooting goes on. >>> septa says it is reading for the morning commute after

dart throwing in extra 20 minute delays in there for the buses because of all of the extra volume being pushed into wilmington. erika, back to you. >> bob, thank you. new investigation is underway into the swap of american pow for five high level taliban members. susan macinnis reports, committee's chairman says there is some serious concerns about that exchange, and about the obama administration's failure to notify congress. >> the house armed services committee will investigate the circumstances that led the white house to real -- release five taliban fighters guantanamo bay prison in exchange for army sergeant bo bergdahl. >> i hope that we don't have a year from now a hearing on people that were killed because of five released. >> saw the taliban's proof like video of bergdahl from last year. white house says the video shows bergdahl's declining health. administration officials say that, and concerns, the taliban might kill the pow, are the reasons the swap was pushed through without notifying congress. many lawmakers emerge from last night's briefing, angry that dozen of people in

. >>> this is a special edition of "meet the press extra." >>> welcome to "meet the press extra." i'm david gregory. earlier this week we traveled to denver for a meeting of the clinton global initiative america that focused on the future of the economy, including economic challenges in the country. as part of the event, i moderated a special panel discussion with the former president and national business leaders including monty moran, president of the ford foundation, darren walker, former ceo of hewlett-packard, now a global ambassador of opportunity international, carly fiorina, and also founder and executive director of the freelancers union, sarah horowitz. we discussed issues like income inequality, low wages, economic mobility, and we will bring you that special panel discussion. >> i'm interested in talking to all of you about some of the worries we have about this economy and the role of government in being a partner in meeting some of the challenges. i wanted to start, we came across this picture which i think might be a startling example of government overreach. we're

expect extra slowing on i-95, currently not too bad about a 1 minute ride. you can hop into new jersey and use 295, too if you need to do that. matt. >> on the big board we're looking into the on going investigation into the police ambush in las vegas. there's no clear motive this morning the witnesses said the shooter shouted this is a revolution during a lunchtime attack inside a pizza shop. two officers were killed. sheriffs believe the man and woman behind all this, gunned down a third person say walmart across the street and killed themselves as part of a murder suicide pact. one shopper described the chaos in the store. >> i started taking off running, too, when i stepped out and started hearing more shots and one of the officers went back in and he ran out and he told everybody back up. they were laying more rounds off. >> reporter: las vegas police officers who normally work alone are being paired up for added safety effective immediately. >> up darby police are looking for more victims of a fake craig's list add -- ad. this mother who we are not ide

they're running the yet usual schedule plus extra trains their rates to go. even more than beta breakers they know how important this day is a lot of people think about driving into san francisco today i would suggest that you coming here to drop off and pick up litter and see market is clearly blocked off only certain people aren't even trend of the market at this time or been on a slapshot from that half to miss not once you go see cargo by me are is it your way going to san fransico today all the parts of the bay area of course the differences go ye is another option. jens applying this afternoon 40,000 people at at&t park that adds to the fund >> : house whether going to be for pride said perfect. talking a lot of sunshine we will see seven is in downtown san francisco of the gorgeous day for everyone having to protect what's listed do have some clout coverage of the cemetery ridge is really not excessive in fact we're putting out mostly clear conditions the images are now mainly in the fifties will '60s is the cloud cover not really affect their video on

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so, factor in some extra time, live look here, this is i95, right near the scutters falls bridge, you can see, we're in the midst of heavy rain here with the spray coming up off the cars and trucks in front of you there. so, otherwise, no major problems, on our major roadways this morning. 422 and 202, slower than normal speeds expected as you work your way in toward that king of prussia hub, just again allow some extra time, watch for those puddles, especially in the construction zone, like here. 495, still closed between exits two, three, all of that extra volume using i95, and within wilmington dart expects 20 minute delays on the buses, because of all of the extra traffic. katie, looks like yucky morning rush hour? >> yes, kind of depends. i think if you are about ready to leave the house right now, likely running into some, as bob mentioned, puddles along the way, some spray from the other vehicles or flat out showers. if not a downpour. look at this, on storm scan3, we got couple of pockets of heavier stuff, generally south and east of i-95 through southern new jersey, and parts

there's always the extra concern. you can't watch everybody. >> i was driving by yesterday ask the hills -- there's no green. that would be my worry that a fire starts over there. >> the fire department taught people living in the hayward woods and area how to clear at all grass and brush from their homes to reduce firefighters there. >>> it's officials the gloves can come off in california restaurants. yesterday jerry brown repealed a law requiring them to using gloves when handling food or utensils. chefs complained it was too restrictive and required unnecessary waste. >>> minimum wage will go up to nine dollars an hour. increase will help working and middle class families. >> this modest increase will put more money in the pockets of hardworking californians to provide food, closing and housing for their families which will generate consumer spending. >> it comes at president obama and other democrats push to increase the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an. good news for a lot of people out there. pride parade toda

but house democratic leader nancy pelosi said women should not be forced to jump through extra hoops to get the health coverage they need. the court today also dealt something of a setback to labor unions that represent government employees. today's ruling does not apply to full-time public employees to teachers, fighters and police. but government workers who care for people at home and don't join a union do no the have opay union fees. opponents oof public sector union hoped the court would go further. still, another 5-4 vote does chip away at the power of public sector unions. brian? >> pete williams after a busy final day this term at the supreme court. pete, thanks. >>> as thousands of undocumented immigrants cross the border into this country, many of them children, the president said today he'll no longer wait for congress to act on broad immigration reform. he announced his intention to move on his own starting with an action to make it easier to deport people who cross the border. >> i take executive action only when we have a serious problem, a serious issue and congress ch

let me give him the fact, that we have 300,000 extra applications that is normal at this time of year. we have increase massively the staff, the level of applications outside the normal three-week limit is less than the 10% of the 300,000. >> mr. speaker, the truth is that is tens of thousands of people who are finding the holidays are being canceled because they're not actually getting a passport. and he said they've increased the resources, increase the resources at the passport agency. that is not the case. there are greater responsibilities for the agencies and fewer resources. will the prime minister tell the house went to the government first know about this problem and how has it been allowed to develop? >> well, the government has taken action to deal with this problem -- not today but in weeks contest. we got 250 staff already redeployed to the frontline, prioritizing all outstanding applications but that would allow for extra 25,000 examinations weekly. we are having -- asked the question. people would be concerned about this, they will want to be the answer. >> order. that'

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sanchez got it. 1-1 all the way to extra time. now, brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes, chile in the last minute to win, pinilla off the cross board. oh, off the cross-bar. brazil advances. >>> the second game, colombia and uruguay. goal of the tournament, the spectacular play, two goals, five in four games of the tournament. colombia wins 2-0. uruguay going home. >>> a little baseball. sonny gray has not pitched for the a's in nine days. he was back in the saddle today against the marlins. a's jump out to a 4 or lead but the marlins score five unanswered. the two-run double off the wall. now 5-5 in the eighth. callaspo, second rbi of the game. edloury comes across. sean doolittle had not allowed in 26 straight innings until today. mcgehee, bottom ninth, ties it at 6:00. doolittle's second blown save this year. going extras. top 14. josh donaldson up the gut. moss hustling for second and he beats the throw, 7-6 a's, and the a's win by the same score for their 50th win of the season. >>> a shocker at wimbledon, serena williams w

that will allow for extra 25,000 examinations weekly. will be concerned about this. they will want to hear the answers. >> that is certainly true. can i say, you do have something of a lion's roar. it rather lets you down. you you need told to go to to therapeutic training courses. let's hear the answer. [laughter] hours, sevenning days a week, extra staff on the help lines to support customers come and the home secretary has announced today that new offices will be opened available next week with additional 100 staff. that home office has been on this from the start. it all begins with 300,000 extra people applying for passports compared with the previous time last year. those are the actions that are being taken. carefulhat he will be not to try to frighten people in the way he did with his opening question. he says theer, government is alerting out the problem, other tens of thousands of people who understand are waiting for the application to be processed. their holidays are being counseled. when the home secretary is finding that -- they're not paying attention

there's always the extra concern. you can't watch everybody. >> i was driving by yesterday and the hills -- there's no green. that would be my worry that a fire starts over there. >> the hayward fire department taught people living in the hayward woods and area how to clear at all grass and brush from their homes to reduce firefighters -- or the fire danger there. take a look. fireworks are legal had these communities. sales began yesterday in most of the cities but you can only set the fireworks off in the city where you bought them. >>> it's official today, the gloves can come off in california restaurants. yesterday jerry brown repealed a law requiring them to using gloves or utensils when handling food. it was designed to prevent disease but chefs complained it was too restrictive and required unnecessary waste. >>> minimum wage will go up to one dollars an hour to nine dollars an hour. in a radio address yesterday, they said it will help working class and middle class families. >> this moderate increase will help

they have extra cells for walking.hey store extra cells for tasks such as walking. >> typically the legs are the dark meat with the endurance muscles. and the wings, white meat, doesn't have to run for a long period of time, a short burst of energy. >> the photo exist aims at demystifying how food cooks but does it take away the magic of culinary arts? >> the more you know about food and how beautiful it is. i'm not sure. i'm not sure it's possible to take the magic out of food. >>> in san jose, abc7 news. >> i just delayed eating my breakfast. a lot of information there. and that show runs through september 1st, by the way. going to be beautiful in the city. very hot in the east bay. >> yeah. we like a little heat for the summer so we have that on order today and tomorrow. as you look at live doppler 7 you see there's fog. and the warmth is headed our way. in fact, for the next couple days things are going to be awfully toasty in parts of the east bay valleys and the inner valleys. at the beach it will be nice. san jo

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sanchez got it. 1-1 all the way to extra time.brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes, chile in the last minute to win, pinilla off the cross board. oh, off the cross-bar. brazil advances. >>> the second game, colombia and uruguay. goal of the tournament, the spectacular play, two goals, five in four games of the tournament. colombia wins 2-0. uruguay going home. >>> a little baseball. sonny gray has not pitched for the a's in nine days. he was back in the saddle today against the marlins. a's jump out to a 4 or lead but the marlins score five unanswered. the two-run double off the wall. now 5-5 in the eighth. callaspo, second rbi of the game. edloury comes across. sean doolittle had not allowed in 26 straight innings until today. mcgehee, bottom ninth, ties it at 6:00. doolittle's second blown save this year. going extras. top 14. josh donaldson up the gut. moss hustling for second and he beats the throw, 7-6 a's, and the a's win by the same score for their 50th win of the season. >>> a shocker at wimbledon, serena williams was eli

taking care of your home, making sure that you have a few extra every-day items on hand helps to makence. >> that contributes dramatically to the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building (clapping.) >> let's see can everybody hear i'm mark buell the wanting of the recreation and park commission (clapping.) thank you. i want to welcome you all here today and want to welcome some distinguished guests i'm to read names if you could hold our applause and let them know you appreciate them. our da george (laughter) >> now you know who started clapping the general manager he's in charge of everything excuse me. george and our purifying and gloria and tom harrison an

taking care of your home, making sure that you have a few extra every-day items on hand helps to makehe difference. >> that contributes dramatically to the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >> good afternoon and welcome to the board of supervisors san francisco land use & economic development committee i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my right is supervisor jane kim the vice chair and supervisor cowen and i want to thank our clerk

signage and extra police officers on game days. the plan goes to the city counsel in two weeks. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> earlier this year i was give an tour of the new stadium. walking through the locker room, the coolers where all the beer will be stored and rooftop garden that will be open to a select few. you can see that on www.ktvu.com. >>> sunnyvale police were going to investigate a murder but when they went to arrest the suspect police shot and killed the man. he was shot this morning at a home on north fair oaks avenue. police say he ignored commands and once officers forced their way in to the home he showed a gun. enable he was connected to a case of a missing woman that once lived there. >> scary. you never know who is living next door. could be a murder suspect and apparently this went bad fast. >> the shooting had a wide impact on the neighborhood. as you can see from news chopper 2 access was cut off by police. and a middle school went into brief lock down as a precaution. >>> continuing coverage now on

and she is an extra very figure. you will hear a lot about this book which she makes us love to be one of the most important in world history, not only american history. >> how long have you been working with dan l. allen on the spur? >> i have been working with dan l. allen two to three years. i have known her a bit longer. it is a major work. those serious historians and critics are paying attention to it. the news material and it will surprise people and make scholars debate how we interpret what it means and why the declaration means something to everyone. .. also who has collected them and what they meant draft history. it's like outrageous statement that but she does it so seriously, from how they were used for rei

they're surfing the internet an during the extra two hours and not doing any law enforcement a work. that's bee'tn a concern.i it's been one that we haven't been able to pin down.on that's the secondary concern that is going on here. o >> okay. tat we next question is what can the av department do to address the abuses to make sure that we have retreat -- treating our border o patrol officers fairly. resources we need on the borderd what can the department do?ue what have they tried to do re mentselves to address the issues or concerns? >> i think previously paul mentioned that the secretary's memo of january 27th, which spend at auo in specific t categories prior to that and since then. cbp, the department and others have looked at position by t positionh review to try to discriminate which of the job l categories specifically the border patrol, in our instance,d are still eligible given the so rubric for auo and which are rwa not.28 fo and so that suspension went forward january 28th for those discreet categories.al trai and the position by position review additional training has b

the church needed the sense of life and extra money junk's presence and rent would bring in. reverend edward sparkman is shiloh's pastor. >> it is bringing in approximately $30,000 of extra income a year. a year. which we did not have before we started this. >> and this $30,000 matters? >> oh, yes. you can't maintain this building without the additional income. we realize that now. >> bob jaeger thinks that's an example of what other older urban churches with shrinking congregations could and should be doing. >> their buildings can stay alive. they can be cared for and they can be shared in new ways. they can kind of live out their public purpose in new ways that's good for everybody. >> but in cities with revived residential and commercial real estate markets there are people who see opportunities, profits and curb appeal in all of the old and abandoned churches. the key though as they say in real estate is location, locati location, location and turning the houses of worship into places that have nothing to do with faith. that's what's happening at what was s matthew's bapt

extra time to enjoy that summer sun. but doctors are warning that it could cause trouble for the millions of people who suffer with sleep problems, health reporter stephanie stahl is live from the the sat center tonight to explain, steph niece. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, extra daylight that comes with tomorrow's summer solstice can mean trouble for people sleep challenged. tiffany rittenhouse works at jefferson sleep center and ironically suffers with insomnia herself. >> i never felt rested and just felt miserable all day. >> reporter: for millions, like tiffany who need as much darkness to sleep, saturday summer solstice, longest day of the year could be especially troublesome. >> it is, i'm up. >> reporter: sunrise saturday will be at 5:32 in the philadelphia region and 15 hours later, the sun will set at 8:33. it is a lot of daylight which reduces production of the harmone melatonin that regulates sleep. >> light antagonizees melatonin. >> reporter: doctor karl degrand, directors of the jefferson sleep cent

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during our high visibility times. >> reporter: the extra staffing will cost more than $21,000. firefighters are hoping the extra patrols will stop people from using these, and instead head to professional shows, like the one offered by the san jose giants. so you can enjoy your red, white and blue fireworks without having to see this red. if you are caught using illegal fireworks here in san jose, you could face a misdemeanor, and a $1,000 fine. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> let's bring in rob mayeda tracking the dry conditions and telling us about maybe a little relief. >> a little bit of relief in parts of the bay area. the backdrop for the fourth of july, the driest on any start to summer on record for the east bay. now, for san jose, you have to go back to the start of april to have the last time we had a quarter inch of rain. now, today, when we got sunshine in san jose, but san francisco a little bit of a different story. the low clouds coming in, drizzle at times. we've seen rare june rain today. around half moon bay, .10 of an inch of rain. we have

so even the administrative assistants in the training facilities would need two extra hours and even the janitors? >> no, no. my experience is -- >> my point is, when you ask the american public about people in administrative offices getting a guaranteed two extra hour as day and all of them have jobs, and i'm kind of with you, i would like to go back to the portion of this and pay them or increase the number so we adequately reflect it. i find it a bit hard to swallow that everybody that works in management at border patrol and everybody that works in training facilities at border patrol have the need to have 20% more -- 25% more time added to get their job done. that, to me, says we are not staffed correctly, one or we are managed improperly. >> well, i think the staffing at the academy location is adequate for the mission at hand. at the headquarters in my environment, the staff i manage, there's a light footprint. >> the point is, if you bring somebody in to train, they know how to train or they wouldn't train. to say they have to have two hours at the end of the day to prepare f

why wouldn't we have extra capacity? now, everyone takes the position of extra capacity.ow, we need a final stage. we have spent years looking at this. we have people looking into it. why don't we just have the politicians say, right, we are going to do this. >> an issue. >> this is a political debate. thank you for joining us from the london chamber of commerce. >> it is tough times at tesco. can the biggest retailer manage their way out of their troubles. we will discuss that on the pulse. >> welcome back. you are watching the polls. tough times at tesco. that is not the only one. competition is heating up. for more on their troubles, we are joined by the director who tells us how the point-of-sale data -- look, maybe some surprise that the numbers were not as bad as anticipated. he says that he is not going anywhere. >> is not where he is going. it is the problem. , they start a ago revolution when they started over and took over the industry. they have driven it by taking basically by relying on the fact that they are big and they can sell more. the problem they have,

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an extra set of eyes, every time you drive.ack on "eyewitness news" with more severe weather in the midwest. all roads bleeding into blakely minnesota are closed after tour rep shall rains caused severe flooding. some areas saw more than a foot of rain in just one day. officials say all of the roads and bridges will need to be inspected before reopening but those inspections can't begin until the waters recede. hundreds of national guard members have been called in to help with the flood response. >> the man involved in a dramatic motorcycle accident is speaking out. take a look at this when you see a car waiting to make left turn all of a sudden a motorcycle collides with the car, somehow that biker michael smith lands on his feet. no injuries were reported. amazingly but smith recounts what went through his mine right before that crash. >> i had to break brake for impact. i knew there was no way i was dodging it. >> smith was cited for not wearing a helmet. the driver of the car was cited for making an illegal left turn. >> p

you want to give yourself extra time for sure right there. in new castle county i want to remind you about 495 remaining closed indefinitely between 12th an terminal avenue. i-95 northbound would be a good alternate for you today, but not today with all the troubles. stick to 295 in new jersey with the green traffic flow. septa, the regionals rails, the trenton line experiencing 15 minute delays due to amtrak signal problems. 15 minute delays with the trenton line. watch for that with the regionals rails. the platt bridge here's a shot of the mid span of the reopened. from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today, the eastbound right lane will be closed again for bridge inspection that will slow you down. also slowing you down the weather as with look at storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see pockets of heavy rain we're looking at this in philadelphia, the boulevard, the turnpike getting soaking wet. burlington county, 295 in woodbury. new jersey turnpike by 322, as well. we're seeing areas of yellow indicating good downpours at times, are tam. >> d

instead of from the vine to girard it's now all the way to allegheny, an extra mile and a half that you'll be dealing with. it may look a little different as you're traveling northbound in that area but you still have three lanes opened. let's look at the big picture. overall speeds on i-95 and the schuylkill mostly in the 50's. phils play tonight at 7:05. might want to take those exports express trains starting at 6:08. they'll help you out, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> philadelphia police are on the scene of a home invasion and robbery in the city's olney section. two suspects are wanted for tying a woman up and ransacking her seconds floor apartment. we have a live crew gathering new information at the scene right now and we will bring you a full update in our next half hour. >>> and also new this morning, a new jersey humane society has filed charges against two young boys for the disturbing death of a pet. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live in the satellite center and she's got more on the story. good morning, erinism good morning, tam. this story does involve the death of a

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but that fog is certainly going to throw few extra minutes into the trip this morning. and an accident, in new jersey, on the turnpike connector bridge, eastbound, right near route 130, also, some downed wires in chester county, along warren avenue and shepherd road. now, 95, the construction project, that was supposed to begin last night, postponed because of the weather. so the current work zone stretches from race up to girard. we're used to that one, we get pushed over to the right side. beginning tomorrow night, they'll take that work zone, began from girard, up to allegheny, another mile and a half of construction, which everybody will be push over to the right side of the roadway. and again, that was postponed because of the weather. tomorrow night, that will kick into gear. and of course, the extra time needed for the patco high-speed line, during that construction project. otherwise, mass transit looking good. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. we have more on breaking news right now, weaver just learned friendly fire likely killed 5us service members

give yourself extra time. windy conditions on the bridge this morning, no delays az of right now, but you might want to use caution there. san mateo bridge looking good. 14 minutes between 880 and 101. again, lots of conditions out there. more on that. >> winds kicking up gusting 30 to 40 through the delta. patchy fog early on. a mix of sun and a few clouds as you heat out the door. the winds will be in spots. the on-breeze. 14 miles per hour into hey card. it is 25 sustained gusting over 30 miles per hour. it looks like today we start with a couple of clouds and wind. the afternoon asun sign and slow warming into the week. the trough along the west coast, the trough is going to slide east and temperatures warm up. still 80s into the central valley. 60 in partly cloudy in the bay. temperatures in the south bay in the 70s. 50s and 60s along the coastlinement a lot of 70s many the bay and inside the bay it will be win windy at times. 72 in santa rosa. >> we are going to see some temperature warming up on tuesday

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add extra time there. with 50 minute delays on the trenton regional rail line, because of some amtrak signal problems this morning. vehicle fire for the gang coming back from the delaware beaches, this morning, northbound route one, right near route 72. a crash out in lansdale, fairgrounds and clemente's road, and coming back from the shore, expect extra volume along the back roads, the expressway, and then new traffic pattern on the 42 freeway, approaching the walt whitman bridge, erika, back over to you. >> thank you, authorities in berks country on alert after man robs a local cvs armed with grenade. police in full force here, at county line plaza, hill town township, just after it happened. employees say, he was also wearing a mask, so they were unable to get a good look at him. he got away with an undisclosed amount of medication, no one was injured. >>> well, new developments surrounding us army sergeant bowe bergdahl. he's now sharing more details about the way he was treated during his time in capt

. >> reporter: eve extra, drying out and no construction along the super highway in langhorne. traffic moving southbound toward the turnpike is moving just fine. we'll talk about a couple of accidents after the break. >> it's a big night for the sixers details on the nba draft when "action news" continues. >> welcome back you're taking a live look out across center city on sky6 live hd. you're taking a the rains for the most part have moved out, 5:13, 72 degrees, but the stickies are still with us. it is yet another day that would be good for a poney tail. >> it's a good day for a ponytail. >> reporter: let's get a check of the attractive. >> reporter: you've overcome the challenge, no ponytails over there. >> a lot of heat was involved. >> and we haven't been outside. >> reporter: we're ready to get suburban, let's do it with the suburban traffic report in exton, no sunrise, and no construction the crews were scheduled to be here until 6:00 a.m. but they wrapped early with the wet conditions, which has now dried out. the roadway open in both directions along one 100. if you're