. >> well that saying -- flemming saying that she was trapped in her own after a microburst took out a 200-year-old oak tree on their property. every entryway was blocked by huge branches. neighbors checked in on the couple to make sure they were okay, but navy base could get to them. >> fortunately it wad a good case. an elderly couple trams in joe, you asked the fire department with key questions. >> dave freeman told me that with just a staff of 76, covering 40,000 residence wasn't feasible for the emergency personnel to check in on every household that was affected by the storms. while he commends residence on engelwood road for checking on each other that they probably weren't showing the best idea for the flemmings, their mid-70s to stay inside their home trapped inside. and even though that they said that they were okay that they said that the situation could have changed quickly that neighbors should have contacted the department about the situation. and as a safety precaution. >> if they had known that they were trapped in the home that there would be no way out for them. if

. >> half millionaires after taxes and savings and rei flemming put it best. >> by the time i feed myfamily0 leftover. >> and so goes life for a memberfess. i struggle to meet my bills. in the arms of an angel? far away from here? from >> you get the idea. we have a lot of ground to cover tonit. donald trump spent this day in tampa and his position on immigration has, in fact, changed. evan spent the day with the trump cam and he'll break that down meanwhile hillary clinton is facing more trouble over her emails and with our primary next week we'll put the florida candidates to the test and first, it's wednesday night and timing to have fun with our weekly inter active quiz show, thplay ilin potics, we put him o the test time now for calling with scott smith. >> and we're back now with scott smith. you had an excellent run hereeo. and this is the final round and this is do or die. whether you hit your prediction or not. so thiis it. >> okay. i'm bring txingt here we go >> 2,000 residential candidate gary bower >> nothing, nothing. >> he crashes into the cur curtain. >> b, he catches the panc

. >>> frank cadillac flemming was in court yesterday on trial for murder. his lawyer said he had nothing to do with it. >> he denies the charges, and he always has, always will. the case will go to trial. >> he is 82 years old and could face the death penalty if he's convicted. he had been in the witness protection program, but he was re tried to flee. >>> a cambridge police officer is accused of beating a man outside of a restaurant. 25-year-old jonathan vincente was arrested on several charges. he was one of several men urinating outside of a restaurant. when an employee told him to leave, he attacked him, and he then he took off when another galey and his wife wanda. they spoke exclusively to wbz. they were on vacation when a car slammed through the restaurant. rob will be in a wheelchair for another 3 weeks, and wanda is still recovering. >> i saw both of them pinned in front of the car, and i was like oh my word, is this rob's elderly parents were with them, but they were not hurt, the family headed home to san diego yesterday. >>> this morning we are

doylestown, flemming ton and sommerville. we're dry in our region except for the northern fringes there. let's go outside and show you what it looks like, we have mostly cloudy skies and and a couple of spots reporting a bit of fog as you head out. 81 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint 76. oppressive humidity continuing once again, the pressure is holding steady. the winds out of the west/southwest a little bit of a breeze, a warm humid breeze. the ocean temperature, 78 degrees. we have a fair amount of clouds, ridge of high pressure around here, can you see how the disturbance each day, we've been showing you this kind of riding along the ridge. in philadelphia and areas north and west, a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. you won't get a lot of that today. look at the day planner. 96 is the high, it will feel like 105 at 3:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m., 83. lots of clouds, 10:00 a.m., 88. like yesterday a bit more sunshine as the afternoon wears on. lunchtime, 92 with sunshine. 3:00 p.m., 96. a spotty storm especially north and wes

611, we are dealing with a pocket of moderate rainfall and same thing if you travel eastward into flemmingon and north and east into summerville. the showers and storms are with us and i would not be surprised to see something pop up throughout the day because of the moisture and humidity. we'll show you the picture outside. it was there out in fairmount park looking at the water fall and the fountain, it's probably a good idea to have an extra glass of water and keep yourself hydrated today and the heat and humidity, especially if you spend a lot of time outdoors, philadelphia 87 degrees and 72 in the poconos and cape may 85 degrees and 89 in dover. the south-southwestly wind and it feels hotter when you fac her in the humidity. feeling like 90 in reading and 111 in dover, and the current heat index in cape may 99. here is satellite 6 along with action radar you see the moisture now lifting off to the north and that is where we find the showers and storms for portions of north hamilton and lehigh and bucks and as we go throughout the day we tap into more moisture, and a brief downpour and

bay area olympians kristi yamaguchi, peggy flemming, brian >>> well, take a look.the south bay today. bay area olympians were on hand for the big announcement that the u.s. figure skating e smpionships will be held at thrk tank just weeks before the 2018 winter olympics, those games are in south korea. this will be the third time this event will be held in the bay area. you will be able to watch the figure skating champiohips here on nbc, but we have a few more months to wait for that. the college football season is re. stanford kicks off friday night as eighth ranked team in the nation and they just announced nestarti quarterba. here is nbc bay area's colin resch. >> reporter: the local college media day in late july stanford head coach mentioned a quterback controversy. with kevin hogan off to nfl the position battle was on. last thursday almost a month after that media day a decision. niorn burns gets the starting nod in the opener friday night at stanford stadium, but junior keller crist will see action as well. >> to be honest it was weird, i'm talking last wi

protesters set fire to danish embassies, and the paper's culture editor at the time, flemming rose, was the target of an assassination plot. rose was in new york recently and i sat down with him to discuss those events, their impact on free expression, and the differing views on free speech around the world. is free speech absolute? >> no, i don't think so. i think the united states, in fact, you have the best possible protection of speech anywhere in the world, the first amendment. but of course, anywhere in the world, also the united states you do have limitations on speech. i think the key that any society would need is criminalization of insighting of violence, i don't think anyone should have right to incite violence. and call on citizens to call up to kill other people. and there is a difference in the understanding of society to add in the u.s. and in europe, in the u.s. you need a clear and present danger, that is words should be followed by immediate action. in europe you can be convicted of inciting violence even though may not be a risk of immediate action following words. pe

frank cadillac flemming was in court yesterday. his lawyer says his client had nothing to do with it. >> he denies the charges, always has, always will, and this case will go to trial. convicted. he was in the witness protection program, but he was arrested in connecticut as he tried to flee. >>> foxbor police are looking for the person who snatched a 2- foot bottle of hennessy cognac like this one. sports memorabilia was also stolen. >>> a strikes again in marlboro. this is the seventh trump sign that was stolen from this street. >>> temperatures reaching into the 90s over the next few days. the city of boston is declaring a heat emergency. nicole jacobs has a closer look at what that means. nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to what summer can look like. it can get hot. we are looking at 90 plus degrees over the next few days, and because of that, mayor marty walsh has declared a heat emergency throughout boston today through saturday. with that comes the option of the cooling centers to stay nice and cool. not every

doylestown down to light scattered stuff and across the river toward penning ton and flemming ton. there's heavy activity coming in occasionally. it's light in terms of its coverage. if you get caught in a downpour in places like quakertown that will happen in a couple of minutes. it will only last 4 or 5 minutes and it is over. in allentown, there's wider precipitation there and it's heavier. quakertown airport, it's just missing this. perkisie is going to pick up this before a too much longer. if we drop down south closer to philadelphia, once we get it through, it's moving west to east quickly. philadelphia, center city and broad street. the schuylkill expressway blue route, philadelphia international airport, all this looks lighter media and delaware county before too much longer it's going to get damp. temperatures, warm this morning, 75 degrees in philadelphia. 72 in allentown. 74 in cape may. muggy to start out. as we go through the day, the muggies will start to subside a bit as will the rain. we'll have spotty stuff until noon. the rest of the afternoon mainly dry, the bes

. >>> frank cadillac flemming was in court yesterday on murder charges. his lawyer says his client had nothing to do with it. >> he denies the charges, always has, always will, and this case will go to trial. >> he is 82 years old and could face the death penalty if he he was living in atlanta in the witness protection program and was arrested yesterday in connecticut while fleeing. >>> in other news this morning a popular restaurant on boyleston street temporarily closed because of health violations. sweet green was closed after someone claimed the food made their hands, food was not kept at the right temperature, and the counters were not cleaned. >> we have been trying very hard to work with them. >> sweet green said in part in a statement "we have implemented a new role in our restaurant operation, the first of which will be deployed today at back bay, the team member in the new role will specifically focus on food safety and best in class hearing from a family who was hit standing in a busy quincy restaurant. rob and wanda gayly were on vacation. rob

john runs flemming tonha. >> we're keeping the core business because it was normally convenient to pull. it is no longer. >> reporter: next-door at the dunkin' donuts say they are losing $15,000 a week they are cutting back on hours and employees. >> you look at the numbers. >> reporter: you're down. >> reporter: managers say the place would be packed, but with heavy equipment operating out front customers are staying away. >> i used to swing through here several days a week, it's been a couple of weeks i realized how are they staying open. >> reporter: businesses at the nearby tire store is down by 35%. new jersey state transportation officials say they put up signs and created driveways so customers can get to the businesses and point out there's access to most stores from behind. you have to be careful turning in you don't collide with heavy machinery. >> it's very, very confusing. >> reporter: the headaches will continue, the project is not expected to be completed until the spring of 2018. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> musikfest gets underway today in the lehigh valley.

>>> fingers crossed we've cleared up our connection with plikle flems. we'll continue that interview. >> michael, it's hoda. what is it going to feel like walking flu that stadium carrying that flag? >> i mean not to laugh -- i'm sorry. no! >> it's in and out. the amazing thing here, this is only about t 15 miles from us. >> i'll tell you what. i'm going to run over there right now. do i have time? >> it's a very difficult thing technically. we'll be spending. >> now i get you. >> oh, he hears us now. michael, you hear us now? >> he's on the phone! >> i do have you. i can hear you on the phone! >> what's it going to feel like walking into the stadium carrying that flag? >> i mean i would say there's emotions. just through sort of all of the experiences thattive's had, myself personally, on the olympic level. and then just the feeling of being able to represent your country, and to be able to kind of lead your country into the village. it's a huge honor to me and, you know, as swimmers, we don't really think that we have this opportunity. but, yeah, i gue