let's look at the suburban traffic report as you head out from fort washington, 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. no problems at all coming down from perkisie or montgomeryville. we have light volume. we always have light volume at this hour, we'll see what happens in the coming hours see how many people are taking off or calling out sick. we're seeing light volume, as well as the boulevard, that's the southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway, no problems, no delays, and the weather is benefiting us, it had looked like we would receive showers or thunderstorms programs as early as now, anything we had is off the coastline right now. we're watching for a spotty storm later, the morning commute is impacted by the weather you're doing okay. on the pennsylvania turnpike we have roadwork blocking the right lane between valley forge and for the washington. let's look at the temperatures, 70 degrees, it's muggy this morning, you're noticing the difference already. 69 in reading, 71 in millville. 87 degrees it's humid again, we got a one daybreak, hope you enjoy it. we're wat

it's only one cell we have been tracking south the steam looking good in fort washington. switch to the boulevard. the boulevard northbound at hornig road we've got this accident where a car crashed into a pole. it had been blocking all lanes on the boulevard northbound but all the outer drive lanes are blocked. you can just use the inner drive to get around it. now those inner drive lanes are opened but it could be closed for awhile because they'll be dealing with that downed pole in the outer lane so that is kind of a big deal to have emergency workers come out. stick to the inner drive now that that is reopened. looking live on the ben, looking okay this morning. dry right here with no problems much on the commuter traffic report we have scott the ninja who is up early on the waze app talking about this accident that i have been warning you about on 422. it's westbound the on-ramp from the schuylkill we've got this x last time i showed that you scene we saw that there was a tow truck there and they're trying to get ready to clear that accident so thanks to scott the nin

but on the other hand, he would attack a frontal position later on at fort washington.nk he felt, why destroy them completely when we are going to win this? let's pull back a little bit. let's not just crush them, because we want them back in. mr. rose: they wanted to maintain the union. mr. mccullough: politically, he was a whig. mr. rose: net and up with the south after the civil war. mr. mccullough: that does not mean he was not a tough and professional soldier. he was very smart and very courageous. mr. rose: the two howes were brothers? richard and william. mr. mccullough: richard was the admiral and william was the general. they were very highly placed, very influential figures in london society. they were aristocrats, as all officers were. and any picture we have of bumbling aristocratic fools in high command during our revolution is simply not so. there are many misconceptions. mr. rose: ok, what about our misconceptions of george iii? iii isullough: george seen as the crazy king who lost the colonies. mr. rose: and in fact? mr. mccullough: intelligent, interest

all the way to valley forge to fort washington. and the new jersey turnpike an earlier dump truck fire in mercer county approaching 7 a and lane restrictions in the inner drive and multidelays on both directions. in franklin township gloucester county a pole was hit and dutch mill or weymouth roads are alternates around that mess. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> okay. thanks matt. >>> children in south jersey will learn that police officers are their friends, the gloucester market is holding their annual police academy for the next three weeks, they learn about weapon safety and bike safety and k-9 safety and physical fitness and more. >> i think it's fun even though in the morning it's really hot. and we have to do a lot of workouts out there. >> the officers say the goal is to teach kids to be partners with police, this is the fifth year for the junior league in gloucester township. >>> a texas deputy that was feeling discouraged needed a sign that his work was worthwhile. and how a speeding car and a pregnant woma

is just passing us right fow, it's normally a local stop and it's at capacity it was leaving fort washington we knew we would bypass here. >> it was jammed yesterday so again the idea to get on board early -- and beat the crowd. >> absolutely. yes. >> why are you leaving this early? >> i don't want to get jammed up on the train and bringing my daughter to camp and i want to get back to fort washington in time. >> septa and their riders are scrambling because 120 of their newest cars were pulled for safety reasons. and people spilled out into the areas where the cars connect called the vestibule. >> we saw some tweets yesterday that showed people that were riding in the vestibules, and we will not move a train if there are people in the vestibule. you have to get inside of the train or that train will sit there. >> this viewer video showing passengers in the vestibule and the septa officer clearing that space before the train is cleared to move. >> so the p.m. rush hour day two beginning at this point, mr. davis a gentlemen heading to port washington, to get there at 3:00 this afternoon. sept

two lanes blocked right there, on the turnpike, between valley forge and fort washington, the crews are out there, blocker be be -- blocking the right lane causing a little slowing, tam. >> federal officials are warning three hundred thousand honda and acura owners to stop driving their cars immediately. takata air bags could explode. we have a list of all the effected vehicles and models on our website at 6abc.com. >>> chocolate giept hershey has -- giant hershey has rejected a takeover bid. the offer would have kept hershey's headquarters and jobs here, but for you now they say it's not good enough. wall street shows signs of shaking off the brexit vote. all the futures are pointing lower. >>> ocean city's beaches tops in new jersey that's according to the vote by new jersey sea grant consortium. as we know new jersey has a lot of great beaches and we hope you go visit a lot of them this summer. >> crews restored water service to a berks county neighborhood plagued by a massive sinkhole. officials leave water main break may be to blame for that sinkhole that opened up on abington driv

those women and children are then held at fort washington, which is today cincinnati until the indiansill come to the treaty table to negotiate away their land. so there is violence and force that comes in and in many ways disrupts these communities. harmer that comes in with washington's express orders, charles scott who comes in with the kentucky militia, these people burn indian towns and you read those reports and they are describing those villages. people who "lived in a state of civilization," who live in log cabins, whose cornfields stretch for miles along the river. it's a very different view of indian society than we normally have. host: one last question for you. was this essentially the end of the fur trade? professor sleeper-smith: no, the fur trade goes on. it allows the indians to persist in the ohio river valley until late into the 19th century. it transforms from what was originally a european-based fur trade to a fur trade that switches from the peltry of beaver and otter and these type of animals to a black raccoon trade. that is one reason why the miami remained and

a jammed from willow grove to fort washington. want to take you to this shot in new jersey, 295 route 73. you see the accident here, we started off with an accident northbound involving an overturned vehicle. in the backlog this accident happened. now there are two accidents behind this one. there are four accidents on 295 northbound you're jammed solid from the white horse pike to 73. >>> let's take a break and come back to accuweather. celebrate something really special this summer at blinds to go's annual storewide sale going on now. buy one, get one at half price. hundreds of styles and colors. every item through the store. buy one get one at half price. that's something to celebrate! blinds to go. blinds for life. >> reporter: good morning, everyone it is a nice start on the terrace with sun up over the horizon. we're warm, 78 degrees, it's muggy from philadelphia south than it was yesterday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows that we have several issues, first of all it is going to be hot and humid, 93. there

fort washington, the quiet scene sleeping in on 309. a good shot of the road conditions, no weather-related problems impacting us this morning. coming up from perkisie or montgomeryville looking good on 309. gloucester county logan township we have construction on route 130 in both directions between 322 and 44. they've got one lane blocked in each direction until the beginning of august. hopping into new jersey we expect a little more shore volume coming up from the shorepoints, looking live on 42. creek road northbound traffic easy nine minute ride from the ac expressway to 295. no problems just yet. 77 degrees in philadelphia. it's warm and it will be hotter today than yesterday and we've got the humidity, 95 is the high. it will feel hotter than that. watch for a spotty storm especially to the northwest balls they storm northwest could be strong to severe. >> a tense standoff in delaware left two people dead. police with guns drawn burst into the georgetown manner apartments in new castle last night. negotiators were on the phone wi

those women and children are then held at fort washington, which is today cincinnati until the indiansill come to the treaty table to negotiate away heir land. so there is violence and force that comes in and in many ways disrupts these communities. harmer that comes in with washington's express orders, charles scott who comes in with the kentucky militia, these and burn indian towns you read those reports and they are describing those villages. people who "lived in a state of civilization," who live in log cabins, whose cornfields stretch for miles along the river. it's a very different view of indian society than we normally have. host: one last question for you. was this essentially the end of the fur trade? professor sleeper-smith: no, the fur trade goes on. it allows the indians to persist in the ohio river valley until late into the 19th century. it transforms from what was originally a european-based fur trade to a fur trade that switches from the peltry of beaver and otter and these type of animals to a black raccoon trade. that is one reason why the miami remained and able to

on the other hand, he would attack a frontal position later on in fort washington. i think he felt why destroy them completely when we've got them and we're going to win this and let's pull back a little bit, let's not just crush them because we want them back into the empire. >> rose: they wanted to maintain the union and -- >> politically, he was a wig. >> rose: not end up like the south did after the civil war. >> yes. that doesn't mean he wasn't a very tough and very professional soldier, he was, and very smart and very courageous. >> rose: the two howes were brothers? >> yes. >> rose: richard. and william. richard was an admiral and william was the general, and they were very highly-placed, very influential figures in london society, they were aristocrats, as all officers were, and any picture we have of bumbling aristocratic tool fooln high command during our revolution are not so. there are many misconceptions. >> what about misconceptions of george iii. >> is seen as the crazy king who lost the colonies. >> rose: and in fact? a very courageous man, interesti

it's full to capacity as it was leaving fort washington, we knew we would bypass here. >> some passengers making adjustmented. instead of a 7:00 a.m. rush hour train trying to catch the 4:40 or 5:12. >> it's frustrating getting in and i'll stay at work longer and come home later tonight. >> it was like a sardine cram nood a train, there is not a whole lot you can do. >> septa's newest units were grounded for safety issues, last night the rail system was so crowded people were standing in the areas where the cars connect called vestibules. >> we saw tweets yesterday that showed people riding in the vestibules, we will not move a train if there are people in the vestibule. you have to get inside of the train or that train will sit there. >> this viewer video shows passengers in the vestibule and the septa officer clearing the space before it was clear to move. >> so the system is muddling through here, septa hoping to have news as early as today about leasing spare equipment from other operators probably amtrak or new jersey transit. amtrak already providing an assist. overcrowding at the c

our average high this time of year is 89, right around 90. 82 at fort washington. 77 in largo. 81 in college park and aspen hill. 83 degrees in springfield. 82 in northwest washington. forecast, good news today. temperatures, watch, actually will cool off a tiny bit during the late afternoon and evening. it will be warm, and it will be dry, and just enough of a breeze to move the air around, so it will be comfortable. this huge area of high pressure over north texas, that is literally a heat machine in the atmosphere. sometimes they move to the south, sometimes they drift to the east-northeast. this one is going to come this way. so we're going to see a steady buildup in temperatures. now, as the high gets closer and closer, instead of having a north or nth south and southwesterly direction. that is going to add to heat and humidity, and it is going to be oppressive. tonight, beautiful weather down to the ballpark. first pitch against the dodgers, 7:05, 84 degrees. it will drop down into the 60's overnight. tomorrow, we'll get back to the collapse and injure several people. it happene

. >> reporter: this is looking live at fort washington. roads are a little bit wet after a shower moved through. coming down from perkisie, ambler you're looking good. lower moreland at tur wood road a creek road. police are blocking a lane. the oulevard, southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway. on the commuter traffic report there's a minor accident on south 84th street near lindbergh boulevard. this is the visibility reports, 1.7 in millville. one mile in dover, delaware. five miles in philadelphia, not as bad there. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the showers that we had dissipated, one shower up near trenton. other than that we're dry for the moment. we'll see a shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon. >> tam and erin. >> breaking news from the lehigh valley, two men were killed when their car slammed into a tree. the vehicle was left crumble mess of metal. this happened along the 7000 block of broadway and salisbury township around 2:30 a.m. we have new information, firefighters at disney world at warn

coming from fort washington wasi 210 north swan creek road to roa livingston road and then four t onnd side woodyardte road to dower house road fromusm upper marlboro these are the are areas where you're going hit gog congestion.co watch for that. for inner loop right now jams asow s you try cross the wilsonson bridge from branch avenue to the wilson bri for about an 11 minute delay.. that is just because ofbecause f congestion slowing us down as well. we have a crash 395 in the hov h lanes northbound at the 14th th1 street bridge. because of that you areou are looking at a big slow downw d from the beltway as you pass p by the 14th street bridge. be. most congestion between edsallee and king street. see let's hop outside for a live look. lo inbound 14th street bridge you14 can see sun glare.th s gla you are basically parked into the district.trict. 66 eastbound very slow pastlow the vienna metro station.on. signal problem outside of o stadium-armory. because of that delays on themof orange blue and silver line inie both directions. dirtion residual delays on the redal line no longer

. >>> and concerned residents packed a meeting tonight in fort washington.nd water providers from the e.p.a. talked about recent tests with toxins in the water supply. the contamination believed to have come from the firefighting foam used at the willow grove air station. >>> a group of nurses at hahnemann hospital made sure a cancer patient got to spend a special night with his daughter. and jen bought a ticket for the paul mccartney concert but couldn't afford one for herself. and his health took a turn and he didn't feel he would be feeling good enough. the nurses stepped in. >> the director called the cancer center at hanneman and they gave them money to buy the ticket and it was free of cost and we wanted to make it a special night for the two of them. >> it is shocking and everything, but at the same time -- this is how they are every day. >> culpepper says the entire experience was a dream-come-true. >>> a serial shooter now blamed for at least seven homicides in phoenix, and that's not all. we have details on his pattern and why investigators are sti

this is in fort washington. aaron sent this photo in of a rainbow, if you can see it there.nd the photo, and, there are more rainbow photos. you can follow me and see more of those rainbow photos. three degree guarantee. here we go. once again, forecast high. 91. we hit 93 this afternoon. there you go. correct once again. it is going to be hot. here are the forecast highs from this afternoon. everyone pretty much made it into the s in earliest today. the front is on its way just to our south. with that, slightly drier air moves in for tomorrow, so, that limits the amounts of cloud cover we get and it limits the storm potential for tomorrow as well. so overall, tomorrow is a nicer day than today. it will still be hot. heat continues to build through monday. we are looking at storms tuesday, and then behind the next wave of storms, comes some pleasant weather. i really think a lot of people are going to enjoy here midweek. waking up tomorrow morning, there will be areas of patchy fog out there. otherwise, expect a partly cloudy sky to start off the day. we will see temperature

he was 32-year-old james lindley of fort washington. the last night's shooting happened in the 4400 block of blue heron way. the police were -- and turner was on the scene and has the latest. >> reporter: caution tapes the perimeter in the playground in the hamlet woods community. neighbors are on edge after learning a man was shot and killed around here. >> the storms. >> reporter: 74-year-old johnson and his wife knew something was wrong wednesday night when they heard gunshot, fight away from it sounded like this. >> hum, hum, hum. >> reporter: and that is when john than and his wife took cover in the basement until they felt comfortable enough. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> and he goes i'm afraid of -- and you don't know these days and one has to be very careful. >> reporter: the shooting happened before 9:30 last night in the 4400 block of blue heron way. the neighbors saw police focusing on the playground of this corner of the neighborhood where caution tape lays on the scene. they found the man shot and upped woked. the officers

north wales at 74 and cooler for fort washington.g with that sunshine taking over and no showers in the area, at least to start with. watching the radar screen, we watched showers move through the scranton area this morning at 4:00. those have fizzled and moved to the northeast. there's a chance we'll see more scattered showers, isolated showers popping up early this afternoon. most of the rest of the area dry. tomorrow morning, there's a possibility we'll see clouds building at the shore, not to start with. that's 7:00 in the morning. those clouds could produce some showers right along the coastline into the delaware beaches as well. but it won't be an all-day rainfall. those showers move out. you'll see lots of sunshine and into the 80s for the weekend at the shore. 90s for inland areas, 94 this afternoon for philadelphia. still hot, less humid tomorrow. 92, the afternoon high and back in the 90s for sunday and monday. come tuesday, much-needed rainfall. showers and thunderstorms and temperatures that will be just shy of the 90 deg

. >> concerned residents in upper dublin warminster packed a meeting in fort washington.where water providers representatives from the epa talked about test to the water. firefighting foam that was used at the willow grove naval air station. >> taking a look at business. if you haven't taken a look at your 401k in awhile i just stopped when the market was tanking i didn't want to get upset but now you can go back and take a look. both the dow and s & p 500 hit new record highs. the dow closed over 18,000, it's taken more than a year to get there. the s & p is also hitting records so the nasdaq seems to be lagging a little bit still it finally went into positive territory erasing its loses for the year. however, i just took a look at all three indices and it's looking like they will have a lower open this morning. >>> amazon prime day started outweigh checkout glitch but then quickly turned into your standard sales blitz. the retailer did not release overall sales figured yet but it did reveal the quantities sold. prime members in the u.s. purchased over 91,000 instant pot

out in the suburbs this fort washington along 309 right here by the pennsylvania turnpike in overnight construction on the turnpike, good to go there and on the northeast extension as well but just south of here don't forget last week resurfacing work started on stenton avenue into montgomery county, philadelphia border. traveling you this chestnut hill out toward flourtown you might find a bumpy ride even they they are doing most of the work during overnight hours you might want to stick with cheltenham or germantown avenue as well as stenton avenue for next couple weeks. new work starts today in limerick, closing limerick center road right by 422 through mid-november as they reconstruct that area airport road or lewis road are some possible alternates. bridgework begins in lower merion, remington road will close through objecting for work on the bridge over west branch of indian creek. stick with wynnewood road or maurice road to get around. that chichester delco railroad crossing work closing meeting house road all week so instead of meeting house stick with 322 and 452 as alternate

so westbound pennsylvania turnpike jamming from bensalem to fort washington.ng with the regional rails, you can see delays on the wilmington newark line media elwyn paoli thorndale lansdale and manayunk have enhanced saturday schedules so we'll be watching for that. tam. >> thank you karen. let's go out to meteorologist, david murphy. he's got accuweather. good morning. >> increased sunshine over the terrace starting to feel pretty warm. we're at 79 degrees in philadelphia, 76 on the boardwalk in cape may. and 74 degrees in allentown. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows another hot one. 91 is today's high. not all that humid in philadelphia just moderately humid here. more humid the farther south you go down through south jersey and delaware. there's a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm in south jersey and delaware this afternoon. thursday hot and more humid, a high of 93. a strong thunderstorm at night. but finally on friday we're back into the 80's. the heat wave looks like it's going to end after day seven tomorrow. tam. >> that's it for us. "gma"

passed fort washington roadhito we're seeing delays buildingild from old fort to kirby hill.il branch 301 and surrats road and we have slow-moving traffic a cross ag lot of our area bridges from f rosslyn into georgetown the keyk bridge jams gw parkway leadingay towards the key bridge is sloww and this crash moved to the t shoulder in urbana but 270 souts still sluggish as you pass 700 through 80 and then again towards the spur.to the beltway is dealing with lott of morning congestion and still dealing with closure iss kensington.. tucker doesn't want to share she take $1 million off his hands.an back to you guys. >> we'll enjoy the party in theh meantime. coming up how your trip througho airport security could soon geto shorter. how apple is trying to make tryo organ donations a simplerimpl process.oc >> and later one of the oldestne bridges in our region receivedd much needed funding to help inen its restoration.ra we're back in just 30 seconds. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we're back in just 30 seconds. so we wired the wagner's house with 100