so just like florence, maybe not maybe maybe beyond florence. they had cultural icons to the white house. there were models early on. and of course jacky was very interested in the history of the white house. this is very striking. she helped to remodel it in the way that many first ladies have done before and since and she went even beyond that. she was very concerned about the historical integrity. now i'll conclude my remarks and look forward to hearing yours. with just about maybe five or so first ladies many of them interestingly southern. and as doctor frankly mentioned before we're talkings southern first lady ins a year. i hope you can come back for that. this is lady bird johnson. and a few others who i think made an impact in a way similar to florence. kind of show the trajectory of her influs over the 20th century. you often think of lady bird we use the term highway beautification. she hated that term. she preferred to be called a conservationist. she really was a environmental movement in so many ways. but even more striking perhaps

that's what florence wanted was her calling. she herself had slipped once in the mud and had been shooed away by the policemen so she really wanted to bring people back into the white house, into the lawn and what they would do for hours and days at a time, i mean, day after day, hour after hour they would have a time when they would be outside of the white house and shake hands with people. can you imagine that today, just the president and the first lady out there shaking hands. i don't know what the point of it all was. i guess it was to connect and she thought this was what you were supposed to do and she was someone who wanted to reach out to people and more importantly than that, one of the things i want to emphasize about her is she had the white house and the position of first lady into the vehicle to promote causes and this was a difficult dance for first ladies because we still expect them, i think, a bit to be on the pedestal and sort of like i guess you could say -- why don't you go on to this picture as a queen of s

holly riverside borden town pennington beverly yardley tele town allentown writes town and florence roebling for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm for the following county books pennsylvania in the following counties in new jersey burlington mercer and ocean. now that this is simply is in place tell us what's next is this going to start a dialogue between parties to consider something as it was that has a mandate for dialogue that's precisely what. called for and that's precisely what you know and set out to do and i think we're all excited to be part of history and be able to do is move forward for a peaceful country thank you so much for this and say carlos who are so happy to have you here that was carlos ron charged affair embassy of the very end republic of venice we left thank you so much thank you. a taliban suicide bomber kill

they escape on the street where they end up hiding among union citizens in florence. some of them are fund l from house to house. eventually they make their way to the wars where african-americans pilot them on boats to the union lines on hilton head islands. so several of them escape in the city and more escape by jumping off the trains when they stop to take on water at either kingsville or branch vil. and they're going to make their way to colombia. the yankees are marched through the city a day of jefferson david had given a speech in florida. their mash march through the city about two miles outside of the city and there turned out an old field. so naturally there are going to be a lot of escapes. there would be more escapes than there were but the confederates put on a dramatic display to try to discourage what had happened at florence. one of the officers who jumps off the train is recaptured by dogs and mangled by dogs. confederate officials bring that dead officer's body with its clear being mangled by dogs and put it in front of the prisoners. so they really

they escape on the streets where thend up hiding among union citizens in florence. some of them are fun feld from house to house. eventually they make their way to where african americans pilot them on boats to union lines on hilton head island. so several them escape in the city and then more escape by jumping off the trains when they stop to take on water at either kingville or branchville. and then they're going to make their way to colum bee yae. the kankees are marched through the city a day after he had given a speech in columbia exporting caroline ians to give their all. they marched two miles out of city and you know what i'm going to sigh, they're turned out into an open field. so naturally there's go to be a lot of escapes if the p the now there would be more escapes than there were, but the confederates put on a dramatic display to try toe discourage what had happened at florence. one of the officers who jumped of jumps off the train is recaptured by dogs and mangled by dogs. and so confederates will bring that dead officer's body with its clear being man

florence is set to wiz by earth tomorrow.at nearly three miles wide, it is the largest in a century to fly past the planet. scientists plan to study it using ground-based radar imaging. >> with such a sweet name, there's no need to fear. >> florence, so sweet. >> unless she has a machine. florence and the machine. [ laughter ] >>> the u.s. economy has picked up momentum, growing 3% in the second quarter. the revised gdp figure suggests the economy is continuing to grow at a robust pace in the second half of the year. the president mentioned the chi economic growth during his tax overhaul speech in missouri but says he thinks that could jump higher. >>> a new alliance has emerged. according to politico, special counsel robert mueller has teamed up with new york's attorney general to investigate paul manafort. they're sharing information on manafort, including in real estate deals. it may give mueller more leverage to get manafort to cooperate, because the president does not have power over state crimes. so far, manafort has no

they escape on the streets where they end up hiding among union citizens in florence. some of them are funneled from house to house. eventually they make it to the wards where african-american pilots take them on boats to union islands. some escape to the city and more escape by jumping off the trains when they stop to take on water at either kingsville or branch ville. and then they are going to make their way to columbia. yankees are marched to the city day after jefferson davis gave a speech in columbia, exhorting carolinians to give their all for confederate independence. their march to the city, about two miles outside of the city, and you know exactly what i'm going to say -- they are turned out into an open field. naturally, there's going to be a lot of escapes. there would be more escapes, but the confederates put on a dramatic display to try to discourage what had happened at florence. one of the officers who jumps off the train is recaptured by dogs and mangled by dogs. and so, confederate officials bring that dead officer's body that has been mangled by dogs

bristol and tullytown, a little blip near florence with 4.8 inches. we had evidence while this was coming down a lot of backed up roads. if you're these areas that got the heavy rain last night. you might find flooding there. we have something developing in the afternoon in the northern and western suburbs, it scoots off to the north. next issue rain coming in overnight tonight. lehigh valley spotty thunderstorm can't be ruled out. 89. down the are dry, clouds and sun, humid, moderate risk of rip currents along the jersey shore, in delaware, it's the low risk it has to do with the flow and dinnertime orientation of the beach in delaware. 90 is the high in philadelphia partly sunny and humid, mostly dry, we can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm. best chance in the northern and western suburbs. 7 approximate is the overnight low. an evening thunderstorm in spots possible. tomorrow there could be a morning shower, but in general we're looking at improvement sun coming back and humidity dropping and the temperatures getting up to 82 on saturday. heading

willingboro, burlington, florence, moving toward eastampton looking at torrential downpours rainfallates up to . tilt this in the vertical. look at those cloud tops up to 50,000 feet so that's why we're getting some of those hail reports. elsewhere, sections of delaware, also 92 cumberland county looking at some of that rain. flood advisories right now including milford, slaughter beach, kent county also take a look. bordentown, bristol, willingboro until 9:15. we have those flash flood warnings up to 3-inches of rainfall in those locations already. spotty storms on ultimate doppler. it stays muggy overnight. coming up we'll talk about much improved weather for that all important weekend forecast. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> in camden county prosecutors have charged two people in connection with a murder back in june. 20-year-old tyler and a 17-year-old now behind bars in connection with the death of 45-year-old deanna score tow. police say she was shot and killed inside a burglary inside her home in winslow township. both men are charged with one count of felony murder. >>>

burlington mount holly riverside beverly tell midtown town florence roebling jacksonville georgetown johnstone for members of the town cinnaminson edgewater park delay co and river can be your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six forty five pm for the following county books and slovenia and burlington new jersey. the you know what this is one of those stories that you can find in almost every major corporate area of. little being done by corporate these giant megalith corporations to protect their employees information and things about major from hackers but you could probably see that you're going to see this and have seen this play out across many different industries yet then that is the thing it's not just one place yeah it's not just the entertainment industry that's happening that's happening all the time you're going to see one you know we see it in t

heaviest portion of the cell is over florence area, stretching up in to bordentown where you could beentially seeing that half dollar sized hail. so seek safe shelter and we will continue to move off to the northeast pretty slowly around 15 miles an hour, around 5:28. head up hamilton and moving up toward, manual pan. light rain, severend moving up thunderstorm warning but still chasing off a few beach goers off the shore right now. light rain making its way through cape may county and cloud deck pushing into ac right now taking away your sunshine. as we head into tonight we have a chance of hit or miss thunderstorms that could be on the strong side, low temperature at 71. for our day tomorrow we are seeing a quiet day, mostly sunny, mainly well left of i-95 staying dry east of i-95 and high of 89 degrees. right around average. as we head in the evening we have a chance of a few hit or miss storms as we head in the overnight period, could see isolated storm otherwise, dry conditions, and as we check out friday morning, no problems for your commute, last day of the workweek and we do s

first lady florence harding behind the tragedy and controversy. she serves on the

civil war and there was a woman named florence nightingale. she goes into the field as a nurse and rights a very popular book. that book, "notes on nursing" it widely circulated. here in the school of nursing in villanova, we have a picture of her hanging out here in the building somewhere. she writes a book and middle-class women in america devour it. it is like an action adventure story for them. because she writes the book in such a way that is to say -- as to say that there is something you can do as a middle-class woman. she also believed that he should be trained to do it, by the way, that you should not just run off. but she ends up like louisa may alcott, -- >> so there is an eager way in which people are watching the war, and she writes a very compelling account of it which makes it sound possible. and then you cannot discount the stuff that alcott talks about. she was inspired because she wanted to do something. i think that was how we started this conversation, the men were rushing off to enlist. she talks about that, and they all f

vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include trenton florence mount holly borden town teller town allentown writes town cross wakes whitehorse florence johnston columbus jacksonville georgetown brownsville levittown mercer bill hamilton square fields borough grove deal and fort dix for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is appearing with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued till six thirty pm for the following county books pennsylvania in the following counties in jersey burlington and mercer . i thought it was done that we should i said we did it you should keep switching your light bulbs but don't think that that will fix everything because if reasonable tote bags fixed everything we'd have racial equality when movie paid as much as men climate change wouldn't be an issue so but we've been taught that we're individuals not citizens and we need to switch that thinking and und

organizers announced the competition to build the dome of the florence caththederal in itdly.orting dome. concrete was not an option because the recipes went missing. there is two tops one on top above ofrmth they rise in florence thanks to competition that began 599 days. breaking news changes everything. it is cavuto time. >> steve bannon is out and stocks on the move and dow rebounding from steep losses on when bannon would be leaving and soon after the white might making it official. what is the fallout for the market. i am trish regan in for neil casitto. we'll talk to the congresswoman in a moment but john roberts has the latest. >> reporter: we are learning that this did not happen by happenstance. but it was discussed since john kelly came on board. but it was in recent days that things

florence pugh is brilliant in this adaptation of the story. the script is by alice birch. a woman who refuses to confirm, refuses to be down—trodden, is vilified by society as a result of it. really powerful. fantastic sound design. that sounds like something only a film critic would say but believe me, it's the film you watch with your ears and it's a fine piece of work. good stuff. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. the uk weekend weather coming up hello. the uk weekend weather coming up in hello. the uk weekend weather coming upina hello. the uk weekend weather coming up in a moment, but first of all, what a night in texas. dealing with a major hurricane that once it comes m, a major hurricane that once it comes in, is going to hang around for several days. i want to show you the rainfall from that. bright colours showing the intensity of that rain

kenyan athlete florence kiplagat took silver while the usa's amy cragg took a surprise bronze.. britain's andrew pozzi is into tonight's semi—finals of the men's 110 metre hurdles. he had a dreadful london friday 12 after pulling up with injury in the heats. —— london 2012. however, he cruised through this morning. he qualified fourth fastest. one of the jamaican favourites hit the first hurdle and did not make it through. andrew pozzi, if he can keep himself together, we will see how he goes in the semifinals. that is a solid time but i need a bit faster to go into the final. but i knew i had a strong start and then it was about staying clean and smooth. there will be more in the semis. they will be very strong opposition in the 110 metres hurdles. merritt is the american champion and he will be the favourite. incredible story for him, the world record—holder. he had a kidney transplant only two yea rs had a kidney transplant only two years ago. so this is something of a comeback to him, making his way back to the top. —— for him. it would be wonderfulfor to the top. —— for hi

florence pugh is brilliant in this adaptation of the story. the script is by alice birch.an who refuses to confirm, refuses to be down—trodden, is vilified by society as a result of it. really powerful. fantastic sound design. that sounds like something only a film critic would say but believe me, it's the film you watch with your ears and it's a fine piece of work. good stuff. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hard to believe it's september on friday. the final week of august. this is what we are expecting. a warm start for some, turning cooler, not cold. the threat of rain for some. wednesday, high pressure coming in, settling things down. at last into next weekend, the first of september. a lot of cloud tonight in the west of the uk, scotland seeing some outbreaks of rain. not too much, west to east with a strengthening wind. clear skies in wales. clear

him move up from 8th to 5th place in the overall league table with defending champion john john florenceit's the greatest show on turf... for lawnmower endurance racers it was time to kick some serious ‘grass' as the annual 12—hour endurance took place. 51 teams lined up for the highlight of the british lawn mower sporting calendar in the english county of west sussex, with the winning entry completing 363 laps of the 1.41—kilometre circuit by 8.00 am. newbies to the sport — and seasoned drivers alike — battled through the night to claim top honours. the winning trio were mark rostron, james pawley and veteran racer and team strategist, ‘daz‘ whitehead. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. well, tuesday's looking pretty good across most of the uk. the rest of the week, however, overall is still looking rather changeable. and actually as we head into the weekend, it looks pretty blustery as well. this is a gloomy picture from yesterday. tuesday os going to be a lot sunnier across this part of the world. this is the satellite picture. heavy rain over some areas, and i

florence pugh is brilliant in this adaptation of the story.ir burt —— alistair burt. she refuses to be vilified by society. fantastic sound design, really powerful. that sounds like something only a film critic would say but believe me, it's the film you watch with your ears and it's a fine piece of work. good stuff. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. a fairly quiet weekend of whether at home but across the other side of the atlantic, a leg where the story is developing. this has developed into hurricane harvey, a major hurricane heading towards texas. it will bring strong winds, a storm surge with big seas to the coast. of greatest concern is the rainfall, sunspots could see 35 inches, around 900 millimetres of rain. that brings the risk of catastrophic flooding. there was some rain in places at home today, that was the

florence pugh is brilliant in this adaptation of the story. the script is by alice birch. a woman who refuses to confirm, refuses to be down—trodden, is vilified by society as a result of it. really powerful. fantastic sound design. that sounds like something only a film critic would say but believe me, it's the film you watch with your ears and it's a fine piece of work. good stuff. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hallow, the weather is set fair for others or part to the weekend. there's been some club of april when the sun has made an appearance as it did do the most was at some stage of the day of felt pleasantly warm, i have the odd shower today across northern parts of the uk. they are fading and we're left overnight with dry many clear weather. temperature is perhaps a bit lower than last night around io—isdc. some spots in the countryside dipping t

the records are from the florence police department in kentucky where they live. yesterday a judge denied him bond. >>> it's 6:06. people around the country are still processing what happened in charlottesville. >> now we're learning about some old incidents in our area that happened in the last few days. angie goff joins us from the newsroom with that. >> it's an extremely sat sad story. multiple people say they were action since saturday. let start with something that happened at a public school. d.c. police had to escort a man from the aquatic center. the lifeguard was black. police say the man had tattoos of swastikas and the numbers 666. that happened on sunday. that same afternoon, in rockville, maryland, a man was physically a saus salted. the victim was speaking arabic. the suspected attacker made an anti-muslim comment. police are calling the incident hate bade. finally, take a look at this. someone set this woman's gay pride flag on fire. she lived in northeast d.c. and the woman told news 4, whoever it was, ripped the flag down. she placed it one story

florence route 206 and 130 and route 13 getting hard.ning and heavy downpours and beginning to see shades of purple and that is indication there could be hail and this is not severe but a cluster of thunderstorms over the knowledge turnpike near swedesboro and another thunderstorm popped up west of wilmington and we still have the cluster just sitting over dover, delaware, 19 lightning strikes and heavy rain and this is also producing rain heading into south jersey, sea isle city and fortescue and northern cape may county getting in on the action. these thunderstorms are developing on target and part of the problem is they are moving slowly and the storms are just sitting there and that is the case in kent county delaware. posted there at 8:15 and more than 3 inches of rain have fallen, i say it again all the time with flash flooding turn around don't drown, don't drive through flooded roads. temperatures dropped down into the 70s. philadelphia though 87 degrees feels like 91 with the humidity and allentown 87, trenton a rain cooled 81 d

florence pugh is brilliant in this adaptation of the story. the script is by alice birch. a woman who refuses to confirm, refuses to be down—trodden, is vilified by society as a result of it. really powerful. fantastic sound design. that sounds like something only a film critic would say but believe me, it's the film you watch with your ears and it's a fine piece of work. good stuff. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. a relatively quiet weekend of whether to come here at home. but across the other side of the atlantic, a major weather story is starting to develop. hurricane harvey is now a category three hurricane, bearing down on the coastline of texas. you can see this storm does look like a hurricane on the satellite picture. it will bring some strong winds. it could bring a storm surge which will inundate coastal areas with flooding. the ra

florence pugh is brilliant in this adaptation of the story. the script is by alice birch.confirm, refuses to be down—trodden, is vilified by society as a result of it. really powerful. fantastic sound design. that sounds like something only a film critic would say but believe me, it's the film you watch with your ears and it's a fine piece of work. good stuff. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. halloo. it has been a fine sunday across much of the british isles. plenty of sunshine hello. it has been a fine sunday across much of the british isles. plenty of this is a picture from cornwall. we have seen some cloud running into parts of northern the rest of england and wales, plenty of very warm sunshine. it isa wales, plenty of very warm sunshine. it is a fine evening out there, we will see overnight, some outbreaks of trains running from west and east, the bre

county and southern bucks around bristol across the river along highway 130 in the neighborhood of florence almost 5 inches of rain, this is all storm tracker 6 live double scan tap layings, if you're driving around these areas along 130 north of willingboro all the way up to florence and toward bristol look for back up stormed drains just in case there's something that got backed up there and hadn't cleared. future tracker 6 showing you the morning looks dry for the most part. you see the showers and thunderstorms bubbling up in the northern and western suburbs later this afternoon and 5:00 pushing to the north and later tonight they are gone with another line out to the west coming through in the overnight hours. best chance of the thunderstorms are in the northern and western suburbs this afternoon. 89 degrees in lehigh valley. that could be a spot that sees a thunderstorm. dwownlts the -- down the shore, dry and humid, moderate risk of rip currents along the jersey beach. 90 is the high in philadelphia partly sunny and humid there, probably dry and outside chance of a thunderstorm proba

hospitalizado por lo -2 semanas para recuperarse, pero fue trasladado al centro de detenciÓn, en florenceotificaciÓn. >> parte de los derechos humanos es una buena atenciÓn mÉdica, cuando tienes una buena atenciÓn mÉdica tienes que notificarle a la autoridad que representas. >> que sean mÁs humanos, y que en realidad si le pueden dar un permiso para poder quedarse, quÉ bueno serÍa. beatriz: el gobernador de california, declarÓ que apoyarÍa al estado en una demanda contra el gobierno federal, esto en relaciÓn a las amenazas de la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump de retener fondos de las llamadas ciudades o santuarios que no estÉn dispuestas a colaborar con las polÍticas de migraciÓn. el gobernador aclarÓ que la decisiÓn de presentar una demanda depende del procurador estatal. y la tasa de desempleo estÁ disminuyendo y son cada vez mÁs las personas que tienen la oportunidad de encontrar un trabajo. cÓmo contribuye esto a la economÍa? isabel morales nos explica, desde la casa blanca. isabel: el desempleo en estados unidos ahora es de 4,3%, ya que en 2009 alcanzÓ el 10%, esto fue du

east of florence, close to five inches of rain. the water runs downhill. that's what caused all of the flooding. the good news showing we have nothing more than a few sprinkles poconos and news castle county delaware. it's quiet tonight. tomorrow, we have the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. future tracker not biting on this idea much. an isolated one in the lehigh valley and poconos. the wee hours of the morning on saturday, we could have an intense line of thunderstorms working through. the good news, that's a cold front bringing relief from the humidity. we talk about that in the seven-day forecast. >> traffic tragedy on the highway tonight. after motorcyclist killed and another seriously injured along king's highway. the motorcycles collided at 8:30. the names have not been released. >> a body washed ashore near the revel casino. police invest dpaited after 8:00. they are trying to determine if the unidentified body is that of the swimmer reported missing near the steel pier tuesday night. >> a murder investigation is under way at this hour in de

last week in florence burlington county. a few weeks ago down the shore. it is affecting local weather. we have an interesting conversation on my facebook page. rain totals are increasing. >> it's more intense. you can get a storm with five, six, seven, eight inches of rain in a short period of time. that leads to intense flash flooding. local weather from global climate to local weather. taking a look at the u.s.s. new jersey on the partly cloudy night. you fe get nice sun sets. you get clearing, longer wavelength colors. we have plenty of clouds on the way tomorrow. the weekend starts wet, but don't write it off. nicer weather returning on sunday. right now, philadelphia 73. allentown, cape may 75. we have more cloud cover than the past two nights. we have a batch of clouds over us right now. we have low pressure north of chicago dragging a cold front through bringing lots of weather. it will be muggy, 78-degrees. 5:00, 78-degrees. future tracker showing lots of clouds and spotty showers. the afternoon and evening hours, we'll see heavier downpours and t

florence the 71 degrees and now 59 degrees, just cooled down in princeton. but once the sun is up the temperatures going the other way. sn sunshine and a few scattered clouds. and partly to mostly sunny skies in the allentown our ya. up to 84 dwregrees today. a sea breeze is going to keep it nice all day. there is a chance we'll see an isolated shower, possibly a thunderstorm but it is going to be dry and up to 86 degrees in wilmington today. radar and satellite, it does show clouds and see we're in the clear. the next round of clouds will give us a good chance of showers and possibly some thunderstorms will be coming in tomorrow. this is about this time tomorrow. look at the showers just starting to move into the area. a threat of thunderstorms to start with. won't be an all-day rainfall but some scattered showers at 1:45 in the afternoon. and then here comes a line of potentially strong storms coming to the area and we could see some downpours during the evening commute and that clears out and that will clear the way for a nice weekend. the temperatures st

holly and florence, thank you both very much. >>> all right, up next, a new housing trend, the inlawtes, those are out. granny pods, they're in. how the change is guiding retirees around th e >>> well, between the stresses of work and school, millions of families are also dealing with how to care for aging parents. but as cnbc's jane wells shows us, there's an emerging real estate trend that could allow your loved ones to stay close while still keeping their independence. >> we have a living room, dining room, with large windows for light. >> reporter: 67-year-old jane baldwin is on the move, making a big change. how's your health? >> my health is perfect i've gotten my second hip replaced. >> reporter: baldwin raised a family in wyoming but now her son is raising his own family in oecd, california, and she wants to be close to help but not too close. >> that wouldn't work long-term, living with my son under the same roof. >> reporter: instead, she built a tiny, 400-square-foot house in her son's backyard, nicknamed a granny pod. the census bureau predicts one in five americans will

burlington county, burlington, new jersey, portions of, south jersey here, what aim looking here florence is word i was looking at here. we will get to steve in a moment. even though roads are opened this morning look out because some debris could be still be left in the middle of the road on high street, portions of route 130 in noxamixon, route 32, which is river road closed because of the heavy rain and high tide there along the river and portions of i-95 off of airport road with flooding in the right lane. airport road all blocked there just south of new castle. mass transit just minor delays on the warminster regional rail line, thomas, back to you >>> steve, heavy rains in burlington township new jersey dumped several inches in the area in a couple hours and that flooding, still proving to be a problem this morning. steve keeley is in burlington city for us, steve. >> reporter: we were warned there would be second wave not coming from the sky but from the delaware river because we are four hours past later high tied todd at 1:00 a.m. we wanted to cover river front look at how calm.

it was lit up around willingboro, burlington, florence with all of that heavy rain and look at the bulls eye right here we're talking about rainfall estimates by ultimate doppler four and a half inches around burlington. 5-inches near florence. we'll talk about who could see more rain tomorrow iain coming up. >> all right, scott, look forward to that. thank you. >>> to delaware county now, where a brother and sister have a terrifying encounter while home alone. first there was a knock on the door, then the power went out and then sounds of glass breaking. >> it turns out there was in fact an intruder and one of the siblings came face to face with the guy. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live outside the collingdale police department with more on the story. shawnette. >> reporter: dawn and iain, can you imagine these are kids we're talking about teenagers to be exact home alone as you mentioned when this guy breaks into the house this was tonight that family is uneasy. >> we had this gut feeling something wasn't right and we heard noises. >> reporter: this 17-year-old collingdale girl who's

tment used a >>> some dramatic new video this afternoon of a swiftwater rescue in florence, colorado over the weekend. the man had parked his car in a dry riverbed when a rain storm created a flash flood. the local fire department used a ladder truck to get his man -- the man and his dog out of the submerged vehicle. no one was hurt. >>> a developing story out of new york city. a man has fallen from a third floor staircase at the new york trade center inside the transit hub called the oculus. the man survived although he suffered traumatic injuries. a woman died in february from a third floor escalator. the area serves business commuters. >>> an extreme step when it comes to firearms and freedom. starting today, students at a texas community college will be allowed to carry concealed weapons on campus, while open carry is not allowed. armed students must be licensed, but students are nervous. >> i thought it was crazy. anything could happen. >> i don't think in any situation should a gun be allowed in the school period. >> the same law took effect last year at four-year universities.

florence and the machine. >>> the u.s.s picked up momentum, growing 3% in the second quarter. the revised gdp figure suggests the best quarterly showing in two years. the economy is continuing to grow at a robust pace in the second half of the year. the president mentioned the economic growth during his tax overhaul speech in missouri but says he thinks that could jump higher. >>> a new alliance has emerged. as the russia investigation moves forward. according to politico, special counsel robert mueller has teamed up with new york's attorney general to investigate paul manafort. they're sharing information on manafort, including transactions in real estate deals. it may give mueller more leverage to get manafort to cooperate, because the president does not have power over state crimes. so far, manafort has not been accused of any wrongdoing. >>> home depot will pay nearly $6 million to settle claims that it sold recalled products. the items included washing machines and fire extinguishers. the products were sold between 20

we are joined now by florence. hurricane harvey is front and center.ot of what we are looking at is how the storm is being dealt with. >> let's look at this editorial. we have been focusing on editorials. coming up, a plea to trump to grant the billions of dollars be rebuilt that city. they say that trump's behavior has been worrisome during the storm but they know that the buck stops with trump which is why they have the plea. anchor: another aspect of the storm -- whether it was the decision-- the right to not evacuate houston. cracks that is the big debate. comes to the defense of houston officials to say it was overwhelmingly the right decision not to give people the order to evacuate. and all you have to do is look at previous hurricanes to understand why. particularly hurricane rita and katrina. according to usa today, millions of people would have been on the road to try to evacuate and it would have clogged up the roads and it wouldn't of help first responders get to the people who really needed help. this does go on to say that this was one of

. ♪ i am joined in the studio by florence for a look at what is grabbing headlines.ng to start out with press in russia focusing on the death of russia's ambassador to sudan. >> it was confirmed yesterday by moscow. you can read that article in the moscow times. -- he was found dead by embassy workers on wednesday. sudanese authorities say he was found dead in his swimming pool. according to the embassy press secretary quoted in this article, foul play has been ruled out and the cause of death was most likely a heart attack or a group. molly: even if it is national -- natural causes, it is getting national attention. >> -- says this is the latest in a macabre series. it is the sixth time a russian official has died abroad since november. being a russian diplomat is a high risk activity according to diplomats are so many dying? that is what the daily beat wants to know. speculation is round -- is flying around this curious case of the dying russian diplomat. in a world where the russian government is accused of murdering -- with exotic poisons, amateur detectives are

mount laurel 73 degrees. 74 in florence. warm well into the 80s and possibly up to 90 degrees for a few neighborhoods, but, developing showers and possibly some thunderstorms may keep us from it will 90 degree mark. doppler radar and satellite shows no sign of any wet weather. clouds streaming across delaware and south jersey. breaks of clouds and suburbs a little bit cooler this morning than the rest of the area. hour by hour forecast. 7:00 still looking at clouds. not too many showers. as we go into the afternoon hours, that's when we see not only the temperatures heating up, but the thunderstorm threat will be increasing at noontime. still free of wet weather. watch between noon and 3:00. here come the scattered showers. possibly thunderstorms as well. first in the suburbs and lehigh valley. then during the evening hours, redding into philadelphia. 6:00 this evening and most of delaware will be quiet at this time, but the chance of showers will be pushing to the east. starting to fizzle by 9:00 this evening. still an isol

in the suburbs of lee high valley and the south neighborhoods. 65 degrees, 68 in robinsville, and florence. i am tracking some showers. they're not here yet. you can see them approaching harrisbering. a sprinkle now in west county. we could see some scattered showers this afternoon lee high valley, possibly in the suburbs. i think most neighborhoods are going to be dry. clouds will break for some sunshine, not a lot at 7:00. but at the shore, atlantic city will be seeing sunshine from the get-go. as we go to the morning the temperatures climb to near 80 in philadelphia. at 11:00, northeast philadelphia hits 87 degrees. and then during the afternoon here's your chance of scattered showers. that's 5:00. burkes county, and isolated showers not out of the question for delaware and south jersey. mainly not too much activity. pots town at 6:00 may see some showers. the thunderstorms may be back primarily for burkes county and into the lee high valley. showers, thunderstorms and some heavy downpours. there's more hot weather in store for the weekend. >>> we'll see you ten minutes past 4:00 a.m. o

top ten coolest neighbourhoods in the world, we'll get an insider's view of whether it compares to florenceat 10:40 i am joined by the journalist mihir bose and the former pensions minister ros altman to discuss tomorrow's headlines in the papers. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh woozencroft. the main headlines this evening: there's a tough draw for spurs and celtic as this season's champions league groups are revealed. england manager gareth southgate says he fully understands wayne rooney's decision to retire from international football. is and we'll be live in las vegas as floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor save the bad blood for the ring. coming up later, i'm here at the badminton world championships with the latest including the difficult day for british players. good evening — there's plenty to come this evening, we'll be hearing from joe root and sir mo farah too but we have to start with football and a day many fans across europe look forward to. the champions league draw has been made and doesn't make the best reading if you're a fa

cinnaminson and florence at 66 degrees and 58 degrees in pemberton. that's to start with. see temperatures climb up as these showers move in. this is hour by hour forecast. 6:00 this morning. still some showers. especially north and west. in delaware and south jersey. really thin out during the morning commute. by 10:00 they're gone and mostly sun any skies. just a few clouds left over wilmington. breaking for sunshine too. see partly to mostly sunny skies. 3:00 here. what you don't see here is any wet weather. you won't see any hot weather. the normal high temperature, 84 degrees. going to stay below that. 79 degrees for today. 77 on saturday and 78 degrees on sunday and the 70s continue for much of next week. take you through the next week and look at the weekend when i come back in just a few minutes. >> yes, the weekend. it's almost here. >> it's here as far as i'm concerned. 10 minutes past 4:00 a.m. let's get a look at the boulevard this morning. >> get you where you go. jessica boyington has you covered. >> pretty much vai is cashed out already. >> it's here, baby.

learning more about fields' troubling past from police department 911 records coming out of the florence police department in kentucky where he used to live with his mother. there were allegations of domestic violence after she had placed several 911 calls. one of the first calls came in in 2010. that's when fields was 13 years old. he allegedly took his mother's phone and smacked her in the head after she told him he could not play video games. he allegedly then said he was going to beat her up, and he locked her in the bathroom. then there was another call allegedly from 2011 that shows his mother called 911 because fields was being threatening. she is disabled, in a wheelchair, and she felt scared. then in another 2011 call to 911 he was threatening towards his mother. he had spit on her, and his mother said he was standing before her with a knife. now, again, it does not appear that there were ever any charges relating to these incidents dents, and it does not appear that fields had a criminal record. his next court date is set for august 25th. >> we heard from the mother yesterday a

show you how much rain has fallen and this area is inundated with heavy rain just to the east of florence, we are picking up more than 4 inches of rain and this is causing flash flooding and we have a warning posted here until 9:15, close to 4 inches if areas, turn around and don't drown avoid route 130 if you can. double scan live radar showing we have some cells to the south not as widespread or intense, but one cell own kent county earlier this afternoon that dumped up to 3 inches of rain we have flash flood warnings as well. allentown and reading 85 and dover with the rain down to 72 and high in philadelphia 87 degrees and dew points close to 70. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the wider view we are clearing things out and a cold front near chicago right there and what that will do is move through early saturday morning and that brings us a more comfortable air mass in time for the weekend. tonight the storms will diminish and 1-for center city and tomorrow we do it again. hazy hot and humid and we probably see more sunshine and likely hitting a high of 90 degrees and late

dry this morning in princeton and florence. showers and thunderstorms overnight. have some heavy rain within the storms. just about to exit burlington county. rain coming down just over an inch and third an hour. moving to the northeast. going to be a whites bog in just a couple of minutes. those showers will move out. dry for most of the morning. look at the warm up. upper 80s for northeast philadelphia. 85 in wilmington. enough sunshine today and fewer showers and thunderstorms. going to hit 90 degrees this afternoon in philadelphia. briefly up to 90s. 4:00 this afternoon might see scattered showers outside of our area to the northwest. that may change late this evening and overnight tonight. you see the clouds building to the west. this is 9:00 this evening. down into the 70s. still muggy. that next round of showers that comes in overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning will be driving in some cooler air. and more comfortable air for the weekend. may produce more showers and thunderstorms in the lehigh valley. western berks county at 12:00 in the morning tom

and we're in the 70s this morning from mount laurel. 72 in florence right now. looking at a warm afternoon, but just barely into the 80s for many neighborhoods. most of the day it's going to be in the 70s. 10:00 this morning, more of what we have right now. temperatures in the 70s. lots of clouds and a few spots on the radar. some light showers. watch what happens as we go into the afternoon. some thunderstorms could develop. some of those will be getting close toen points along the coast for the jersey shore. low 80 nz mount holly. 79 in philadelphia. 80 degrees at that hour in wilmington. t the storms will move through. less likely north and west. could see breaks of sunshine. allentown at pottstown. it's going to be harder to find sun before the clouds break. they will be breaking by about 8:00. it will set just before 8:00. might see late day sunshine. could see a brief shower at the shore. and we finally dry out during the late morning hours. tornado warning morning at this time, lingering clouds in delaware and south jersey. a look ahead for the weekend an

>> today, guadagnucci lives in the hills of florence.e still feels bitter that his country failed to enforce the european legal principles against violent abuse and torture. >> strangers in their own home. that's what crimean tatars have experienced ever since russia annexed crimea from ukraine three years ago. while many ethnic russians live there, this muslim minority group is native to the peninsula and fought against the takeover. now many tatars say that russian authorities are making their lives difficult. our reporter, juri rescheto met a tatar family and asked if they had any hope of their lives improving under moscow's control. >> eftade is a crimean tatar. she is the youngest in the osmanov family and papa aivaz's favorite. he is busy on the construction site in the yard. for several years now, aivaz has been trying to build a house for the family of six. aivaz: hey, eftade, did your sister make coffee? eftade: what? aivaz: did your sister made coffee? eftade: yeah. >> crimean tatars were allowed to return here in the 1990's af