especially glasgow's east side. like a lot of cities, like most cities in fact, glasgow is divided. the north and south sides, but the bigger, more tangible divide is between east and west. the west, things are expected to be, well, nice. nice cars, nice families, all the nice stuff that affluence supposedly brings. east side -- that's where you grow up hard. where things are rougher. where you've got, according to popular legend, to fight to live everyday. >> john: in -- in scotland, if you're a young boy in scotland, and you're nine or ten, and you're coming home from school, and a big guy beats you up, and you run home to your mum crying, you know what she'll do? she'll give you a cuddle, and then she'll tell you to get back out there and get him. "don't let anybody ever do that to you. and if you need to get a stick, get a stick. if you need a brick, get a brick. don't let anybody do it to you"" that's what we do. and it makes us dangerous enemies, resourceful enemies, but it also makes us very loyal allies. >> anthony: detective john carnochan. thirty-eight years on the job, mu

mike glasgow is yet to be arraigned.e that made significant decisions that played out in the course of this crisis. many report to the governor directly. that's something we will be looking forward as the investigation continues. you heard the attorney general say there will be more charges coming. >> more charges coming. what's the reaction in flint? >> reporter: well, you know, the people here have been enduring being called a liar, being called liars, complainers for 18 months while they voiced concerns about their water. today was a significant day for them. one of the key residents, lee ann walters, among the highest lead levels in the home. the children tested high for lead in blood, she's a huge advocate here. when i asked her about today, she said michael glasgow was one of the few officials she felt was trying to help, trying to do the right thing, in many ways feels he was scapegoated, anderson. >> thanks. we met another resident, mickey wade, met her at a presidential debate and where they had questions to ask

glasgow. when you did an overt act and you had the corrupt mind to do that act, you will be charged. >> reporter: now steve bush and mike frisbee pleaded not guilty. mike has yet to be arraigned. it is important to note that many state officials above the three men who made the significant decisions over the course of the crisis. the prosecutors say they expect more charges to be filed and ruling no one out. not even the governor. john and christine. >> sara, thank you. sad news from the world of wrestling. the wwe star known as chyna found dead in her home in california on wednesday. there are no signs of foul play. there are reports that the case is investigated as a possible drug overdose. >>> new strategies deployed in the race for president. donald trump and hillary clinton out in front, but can they stay there? that's next. they'll always be our babies. so there will be things to keep us up at night. will they find happiness? reach their potential. stay safe. fall in love. but tonight jo

he told glasgow that no phosphates were needed and so glasgow didn't put any in there.ing on to steve bush, he had a whole different perspective. when the epa became concerned there were elevated lead levels in the water, lee ann walters, her home had 40, fich50, 100 ti the legal limit. when steve busch was approached, he said don't worry, we are doing the appropriate corrosion control and we've had no irregularity in our testing. the state has admitted they made a mistake, there was not the proper controls in this water and as a result lead was coming out of the pipes for 18 months and that was flowing into the people of flint. and you mentioned that it could affect the children of flint. well, there is good, solid research to suggest that it already has. a doctor at nearby medical center, she did research documenting a doubling and tripling in the percentage of children under the age of 6 with elevated blood lead levels above the level where you start to see learning trouble, behavioral trouble, so the repercussions are already here and it seems now today that the beg

curt guyette, michael glasgow was one of the people charged.ould you respond to what the charge was and whether you think it was adequate? >> glasgow was in charge of the city's water treatment plant at the time and was also overseeing the testing. and what is being called into question in part is the way the tests were conducted. yeah, i think it is appropriate. he was on the front lines. a lot of people i talk to in flint think mr. glasgow is a good guy, that he was being , andul in doing the test have some good feelings toward him. he is also -- he spoke out in an e-mail when they were ready to bring the plan online. he said, we're not ready to do that. so there was a little surprised i think that he was charged because in some ways, he did try to do the right thing. but the bigger picture is that the actions of all three people who have been charged so far resulted in the contamination of the town's water supply in the lead poisoning of people, especially children. so the fact they're bringing criminal charges seems entirely appropriate. i

but his attorney firing back saying glasgow strongly opposed the transfer of the source of water for flint. the attorney general insisting more charges will come. >> is the governor ultimately responsible and will he face charges? >> no one is off the table. >> reporter: when asked if he broke the law governor snyder only saying -- >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: alex perez, flint michigan. >>> the slow moving system that drenched texas is moving on up into the ohio valley today, although it won't be as strong as it was in texas. behind to dump more rain on texas. by evening the rain will reach the northeast. >>> even though the rain is tapering off there's still a threat of more flooding in the houston area. two aging dams that should have been replaced years ago are all that stand between reservoirs near capacity and catastrophic flooding. a major highway through houston is expected to remain under water for at least another month. this epic flooding proved the final straw for a home about 40 miles north of houston. it's been sliding into the san jacinto river for a year. a slo

glasgow, authorities say, filed false reports, lying about which homes were tested for lead, so that results would appear to be at safe levels, but his attorney firing back, saying glasgow strongly opposed the transfer of the source of water for flint. the attorney general insisting more charges will come. is the governor ultimately responsible and will he face charges? >> no one's off the table. >> reporter: when asked if he broke the law, governor snyder only saying, "i don't believe so." snyder now working to convince the 100,000 people who live here the water is safe again, by pledging to drink flint tap water for 30 days. critics calling the governor's move a photo op. frustrated residents here say they want justice for all those who have been poisoned. tom? >> alex perez tonight, thank you. >>> next tonight, donald trump and hillary clinton, closer to a faceoff in november, following those big wins in new york. trump at his victory party with a more serious tone, trying out a more presidential style. ted cruz shut-out in the empire state, but fighting on. tonight, the math, and

glasgow.corrupt mind to do that act, you will be charged. >> steve busch and mike prysby pleaded not guilty. mike glasgow has yet to be arraigned. there are many state officials above the three men who made significant decisions over the course of the crisis. prosecutors saying they're not done. the investigation continues. they expect more charges to be filed and they are ruling no one out. not even the governor. john and christine. >> sara, i know you will follow that for us as you have been. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day." michaela pereira join us. >> you have a week and a day. are you both in denial? >> i can't recognize that. >> are you currently residing in a state of denial? it's okay. let's say what is happening on our show today. donald trump returning to form unloading on ted cruz and hillary clinton. a day after his landslide victory in new york. cruz for his part, dismissing the trump win saying it is clear it will be decided at a contested convention. we have an inte

glasgow has not yet appeared in court. >>> queen elizabeth turns 90 years young today. begin the day greeting well-wishers at windsor. more events to mark the celebration are planned in the coming months and even new stamps to commemorate the occasion and future the queen with three future heirs to the throne including her adorable great grandson. he needed phone blocks to reach the height of his father, grandfather, and great grandmother. >>> andrew jackson will be replace with hair rriet tubman. she is the new face of the 20 dollar big. tubman will be the first woman on u.s. paper, currency in more than 100 years and the first african-american ever. meanwhile, a man who created the nation's financial system got a reprieve. remain on the 10 dollar bill. civil rights leaders at lincoln memorial will appear on the back of the 5. >>> time to get a check of the weather outside today. we are inching closer to the weekend, bill. so you got a little time to tweak things. >> i got to show you this video first. from uruguay. the tornado is spinning in the opposite direction, clockwise. this

flint utilities manager michael glasgow was charged yesterday with tampering with evidence. he's accused of changing results to make it look as though there was less lead in city watt r than there was. two other state regulators both face charges of misconduct, conspiracy, and tampering with test results. the state attorney general says more charges could be on the way. >> we'll follow the facts without fear or favor, and we'll go wherever the truth takes us. in this case, wherever the e-mails take us. >> the two state regulators pleaded not guilty. both were suspended without pay. glasgow, the city worker, is also on leave and awaits a court appearance. >>> ikea has renewed its safety warning to parents after a third child was crushed to death by a toppled dresser. the chain first issued a warning last summer following the deaths of two children. at that point, ikea announced a free repair program. so far, it's sent out 300,000 anchor sets. one of the children killed by a falling dresser was from our area. he died in 2014. his family has filed a lawsuit against ikea. >>> sk

glasgow.ut when you did a criminal act, an overt act and you had the corrupt mind to do that act, you're going to be charged. >> reporter: there may be some people out there, some members of the community who believe you share a responsibility for this. what do you say to them? >> i think about that every day. i was a key figure, i guess, in some of us looking at operating the treatment plant and overseeing it but born and raised here in flint, i would never do nothing to hurt this city or its citizens. >> reporter: now, just a few minutes, stephen busch was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. jake, as for what is next, the prosecutors said they will go all the way to the top, if necessary, no one is ruled out as they continue their investigation and that could include the governor. jake? >> sara began anymorganim, than much. >>> questions surround our ally saudi arabia and their role in 9/11. >>> who is replacing old hickory, president andrew jackson? >>> welcome back to "the lead," i'm jake ta

glasgow has not appeared in counter. >>> queen elizabeth turns 90 today. she will light the first of 1,000 beacons that will be lit across the u.k. and worldwide to mark the occasion. more events to mark the celebration are planned in the coming months. look at this new stamps featuring the queen with three future heirs to the throne according prince george. as you can see 2-year-old george needed a little boost to reach the height of his father, grandfather and great-grandmother. >>> big changes are coming to the u.s. currency. an announcement from the treasury department and it plans to replace andrew jackson with one of the most revered figures in u.s. history -- harriet tubman. an escaped slave who fought to help others escape. will become the new face of the dollar bill dollar. she will be the first woman in u.s. paper currency in more than a hundred years and the first african-american ever. meanwhile, alexander hamilton's image will remain on the front of the $10 bill. women who led the suffrage moment will appear on the back of the $10 and the civi

glasgow.a criminal act, an overt act, and you had the corrupt mind to do that act, you are going to be charged. >> reporter: there may be some people out there, some members of the community who believe that you share some responsibility for this. what do you say to them? >> i think about that every day. i was a key figure, i guess, in some of this looking at i'm operating the treatment plant, overseeing some of the sampling, but born and raised here in flint. i would never do nothing to hurt this city or its citizens. >> thank you so much for that reporting. cnn was unable to reach any of the men for comment. i'm joined by one of the whistle blowers who uncovered the virginia tech civil engineering professor mark edwards led an incident team. he found the river water to be 19 times more core rosesive than worry from detroit which came from lake huron. when you heard that press conference, when you heard of the charges, what were you thinking and feeling? >> well, we thought in summer of 2015

glasgow is accused of changing test results to show less lead than was actually found in the water.when it's in the bloodstream, lead can lower i.q.s and cause behavioral problems. as you poured over the evidence against these individuals, did you yourself wonder how they could have done this to other human beings? >> it caused me despair. it causes me anger. i think it causes most people anger and despair. >> reporter: the trouble is tied to flint's money-saving decision the draw water from its local river starting in 2014 instead of the clean b expensive source it had long tapped from detroit. melissa mays lives in flint. how do your children react to this? >> i told them -- their first question was, is it governor snyder. i said, no, he's not on the list. they said, not enough. >> reporter: the attorney general said there will be more charges and in one has been ruled out, not even the governor, who this week pledged to drink water for next 30 days from a flint household to show that when filtered the water is now safe. two of the three facing charges pleaded not guilty this afte

i was in glasgow and i fell in hard-core film geeks who would have given their right arm to move to hollywood i realized, i have no immigration problems. i'm american and has an american -- have an american passport. i can just drive there. and i did. i wanted to be in the movie business. it worked out well. television, in the turn between the 1980's-1990's, that was not the golden age of television. now, there is no place i would rather be. emily: you worked your way up. you have worked with ron howard, you worked at fox, i am curious about network television in particular. since parenthood ended, and i know you were behind parenthood and friday night lights, i don't watch a single show on network television, except for the bachelor. which i am embarrassed to admit. david: don't be embarrassed. i love reality television. emily: do you watch the bachelor ? david: i have. emily: what are your favorite reality tv shows? david: master chef, project runway, i was watching real housewives for a while. but then it made me feel bad about humanity h. so i stopped. emily: it takes a real man to admit

>> mike glasgow, he was the person on the front lines and in charge of conducting the tests that wereawed, but rigged, and the people from the michigan department of environmental equality were in charge of overseeing and that making the decisions. they were involved in the decision to use the water plant when it was not ready. they were involved in the decision not to use the mandatory corrosion control that caused all the damage and resulted in the disaster. what we haven't seen or at least i haven't seen yet is the whole decision making process and were orders coming down. i think that's probably things that are still going to come out in the investigations. >> there are a number of concurrent investigations. we have the u.s. attorney, the criminal division of the epa, we had the state attorney general. is there a county prosecutor investigation. >> yes. >> so all of these investigations going on simultaneously. do you have as has investigated this from the get-go, as a reporter, do you have more confidence or less confidence in any of those? >> well, i don't know. the state attorn

mike glasgow who ran the treatment plant also. the various charges five years in prison. michigan attorney general, bill schuty, promised more people will be charged, but did not say if governor snyder would be part of the investigation. they were suspended without pay, both pleading not guilty and released on $60,000 bond. >>> queen elizabeth, ii, turns 90 years young today. >> 90, 90 years, we wish you a happy birthday. >> and this is the festive scene outside of windsor castle. we want to show you a live picture, right now, of queen elizabeth, the world's oldest monarch. later on, when she will light the first of 1,000 beacons across the u.k. and world wild. meanwhile, her official portrait has been published, showing the queen with with her youngest grandchildren and great grandchildren. and new stamps come, principle williams' son, prince george. >>> u.s. currency, historic announcement. plans to replace slave owning president, andrew jackson, with harriet tubman, an escaped slave to help others escape, will become the new face of the $20 bill. she'll the first woman

the first is city employee mike glasgow. the others stephen busch and mike prysby with the michigan department of environmental quality. flint's water was contaminated with lead after city officials decided to switch sources to save money. the investigation is not over yet. >> these charges are only the beginning. there will be more to come. that i can guarantee you. leon: no word on when an arraignment will take place. we will stay on top of it and report it for you. maureen: around the district today, counselman charles allen wants -- councilman charles allen wants to tweak the license plate and introduced a message "end" so the wording on the plate would be "end taxation without representation." councilman allen says current phrase lacks a call to action. if approved residents who order new plate would be charged one-time fee of $51 for the change and $26 a year after that. we ask you to weigh in on this idea on our twitter feed. in a close vote the majority of you like the idea. 51% like adding the word "end." 46% said t

glasgow, authorities say, filed false reports, lying about which homes were tested for lead, so thate at safe levels. but his attorney firing back, saying glasgow strongly opposed the transfer of the source of water for flint. the attorney general insisting more charges will come. is the governor ultimately responsible and will he face charges? >> no one's off the table. >> reporter: when asked if he broke the law, governor snyder only saying -- >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: snyder now working to convince the 100,000 people who live here the water is safe again, by pledging to drink flint tap water for 30 days. critics call the governor's move a photo op. frustrated residents here say they want justice for all those who have been poisoned. alex perez, abc news, flint, michigan. >>> russia is reportedly beefing up its presence of attack submarines and that is boosting tensions with the u.s. the navy's top commander tells "the new york times" that submarine patrols have increased about 50% this year. the buildup is meant to challenge u.s. and nato dominance under the sea. the ugs

mike glasgow, a former supervisor at flint's water treatment plant... was charged with tampering with evidence and willful neglect of duty...as a public officer. mike prysby and stephen busch... who are officials with the michigan department of environmental quality... face more serious allegations. those charges include misconduct in office, tampering with evidence, and violations of the safe drinking water act. busch and prysby both pleaded not guilty at their arrainments today. trt:10/ "discharge their duties" the problems in flint began two years ago when the state of michigan oversaw the city's switch of its water supply to save money. the new water source was contaminated...and officials failed to treat the corrosive water.. which then leaked into the water supply. the attorney general says to expect more charges as the investigation continues. the number of dead from the massive earthquake in ecuador has gone up. officials say 553 people have died from 7-point-8 magnitude quake that rocked on saturday. about people are still missing. more than 4-

. >> brown: these men are now receiving help from pastor kenneth glasgow, who after serving 14 yearsug charge, created the "ordinary people society," an organization and halfway house to help people transition out of prison. glasgow applauds the efforts made by the legislature so far, but is also calling for a more fundamental change to the way people view inmates. >> we're not ex-convicts. we're not ex-offenders. we're not ex-felons. don't classify us. we are people with felonyel convictions. people that have paid their debt to society. people. people. >> look, it's still legal in this state to impose a mandatory "life without parole" sentence on someone in simple possession of 2.5 pounds of marijuana, using it for their personal use. i'm representing a man who's a 75-year-old disabled combat veteran, who was found to have 2.5 pounds of pot, because he was using it to deal with stents in his heart and spinal injuries, etc. and because he had convictions from 30 years ago in alabama, the judge had to impose a mandatory "life without parole"i sentence on this man. and that's the kind

are in the 30s while delaware right now is seeing a mix of temperatures, range from middle 30s in glasgow, while wilmington is 43 degrees. to the south there are some cold spots. lincoln is down to 31 degrees. ju just below freezing. here's your forecast for today. 8:00 this morning 47 degrees in philadelphia. by 4:00 this afternoon we'll be in the middle 60s. pennsylvania suburbs a little chillier to start with, still cooler at 8:00 this morning. 42. but 57 degrees and climbing that's at lunch time today. for the lehigh valley nothing but sunshine. 8:00, 12:00 and 4:00 this afternoon and temperatures respond. cooler weather at the jersey shore that's what we've been seeing. to start with in the 40s. 45 degrees at 8:00 and 55 degrees 4:00 this afternoon. for south jersey and for delaware, even though it's a cool start look at the warm up. both areas into the 60s this afternoon. and even warmer weather to come. check it out. seven day at the bottom of the screen. here's our ten day outlook. 60s today. 70s tomorrow. on track for 80 degrees on monday. breezy and little bit cooler for tuesday

a third man michael glasgow who ran the city's treatment plant was charged with falsifying reports.has not yet appeared in court. meanwhile on capitol hill yesterday, the senate passed a bill to modernize the nation's energy policy but it did not include an aid package for flint. something michigan's two senators pushed for. >>> as many as 500 migrants are feared to have drowned after the overcrowded boat capsized off the coast of libya. between 100 and 200 people fled libya in the large, unseaworthy vessel. once at sea, smugglers brought more people on board from a second smaller boat sinking the overloaded ship. 41 people survived, drifting at sea on the smaller boat until they were rescued. they are being housed in a stadium in greece. >>> strains have begun to the show in the traditional allies in the middle east, israel for one. and yesterday, president obama was snubbed at the airport but later met with king salman amid a time of heightened tension. in the wake of declassifying the 28 pages of the document as to who financed 9/11 and that the foreign governments would be held

flint utilities manager michae glasgow was charged with changing the results to make it look like there was less lead in city water than there really was. two others face charges of misconduct, conspiracy, and tampering with test results. >>> meanwhile, a group of senate democrats are proposing a bill for lead relief. pennsylvania senator bob casey is among those who back the measure. >>> seven minutes after 5:00. it's getting cooler by the minute. clear skies and a little bit of a breeze blowing. it's about 47 degrees in philadelphia. 30s for south jersey. delaware is 46. pennsylvania suburbs, 42 degrees. there are some chillier spots to be found. right at 40 degrees f. chester heights at 40 degrees this morning. 39 in north wales. doylestown, 38 degrees. that's to start with. a chillier morning. we'll see a quick warmup during the day. that's philadelphia. by lunchtime, 67 degrees. sunshine in the burbs, 70 degrees this afternoon. noontime temperature in the lehigh valley, 62 degrees. 71 degrees the high temperature. as far as delaware and south jersey are concerned, you'll see mostly

glasgow is down to 41. marsh marshallton down to 43 degrees.ilmington just shy of 50 degrees at this hour. south of rehoboth beach is at 50 degrees, lewis, 45. that's our starting point. the numbers may come down a little bit more but we have a day that will be turning warmer, in the upper 70s. running 5 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. but for tomorrow, election day, there's a chance we'll see some showers and thunderstorms. part of a large system that's coming in from the west. at 8:00 in the morning, just to the west and northwest, a chance of some showers. the best chance of those showers coming in will come in later in the day tomorrow, so there's plenty of time to get to the polls when it will be dry and warm, too. you may have noticed the warmup scrolling at the bottom of the screen. that's the seven-day forecast, showing the temperatures even warmer tomorrow. we are dry, no sign of clouds this morning. that's why it's so nice and cool to start with. the wet weather is way to the north. look at minnesota, into north dakota. that will

it's believed the recent murder of glasgow shopkeeper was religiously motivated, and this week christian, jewish, chic and other leaders launched a campaign titled united against extremism. with the prime minister join me and colleagues of all parties in supporting the ends of his campaign to support and sponsor understanding and stand up to extremism? >> i will certainly join the right honorable gentleman. this was a shocking murder and i think what it demonstrates begin what is question hints at that we need to going to stand up against violence and actual upholding violence like this but we also need to stand up against the extremist mindset that sometimes tries to justify events like this or other such outrages. >> total agreement with the prime minister, number is just the most recent example of sectarian extremism. this includes reports of them being refused employment, businesses being boycotted, schoolchildren being bullied and people like the shopkeeper who worked to bring shape -- does the prime minister agree this is totally unacceptable in a country where we believe in free s

glasgow accused of changing test results to show less lead than was actually found in the water.ead can lower iqs and cause behavioral problems. as you poured over the evidence against these individuals, did you, yourself, wonder, how they could have done this to other human beings? >> it caused me despair. it causes me anger. and it causes most people anger and despair. >> reporter: the trouble is tied to flint's money saving decision to draw water from the local rivers starting in 2014 instead of cleaner, more expensive source it long tapped from detroit. melissa mays lives in flint. >> how do your children react to this? >> i told them their first question was. is it governor snyder. i said no he is not on the list that if said not enough. >> reporter: the attorney general said there will be more charges and no one has been ruled out. not even the governor who this week pledged to spend the next 30 days drinking water from a flint household to show that when filtered, the water is now safe. two of the three facing charges pleaded not guilty this afternoon. the third did not ap

across the united kingdom, back-to-back storm systems have ushered in some rainfall in glasgow also intolimeters of rainfall. and then we take a look across the indian subcontinent and there is a heat warning out for some of those north central states where temperatures are expected to be in the low 30s to the low 40s, with very little chances for precipitation until the monsoon season begins. george? >> karen, you mentioned atlanta, here where we are. anything we can do about that pollen? >> i wish we could. it's going to be around until something washes it out of the atmosphere. >> thanks much. >>> this is "cnn newsroom." still ahead, a hair-raising situation 35,000 feet in the air. coming up, how one man shamed this passenger for her ponytail fail. feels likewith chronic migraine each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox®, an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it's shown to prevent headaches and migrai

artwork who ordered a pizza to his train while it tomorrowed briefly between glasgow and sheffield. >we go. thank you very much. that's for you. thank you very much. thank you, bye. kennedy: dominoes always delivers. even if dominoes is doing this as some sort of public city stunt. it's pretty impressive. imagine how successful the operation had to be to reach the train 40 seconds before the train pulled away. if france they would still be making the pizza. but not britain. where they are efficient and polite. >> excuse knee, i would like to murder my wife and i was wondering if you want to murder your wife, too. i could murder your wife and i could murder your wife and that way we would probably get away with it. kennedy: and they celebrated over a slice of delicious pizza. tom car ever is the senator d tom carver stumped for former secretary clinton. what's the quickest way to connect with vote officers obviously by bringing up 70s disco sensation donna summers. one of the great divas. say donna summer, diva, extraordinaire. kennedy: we are off to such a good start. that was a hell

they filed charges against city employee mike glasgow and steven bush with the environmental quality. they are charged with misconduct and other offenses, they say they failed to protect the residents. >> they failed in their responsibility to protect the health and safety of families of flint and they failed michigan families. indeed, they failed us all and i don't care where you live. >> for 18 months the flint river was used as tap water as a way to save money while a new pipeline was built but the water was not treated for corrosion and led leaked into the pipes and fixtures and there are more charges comincoming. >>> big talkers now. this one for good reason comes from china. rival construction companies had an all out demolition derby in the middle of a busy street. the witnesses recorded this bulldozer brawl at least six vehicles were involved in this, the operators rammed each other with their buckets, one toppling over in the midst of the chaos and one arrived on the scene and stopped the fight that injured two driver, they say all of this started with an argument competing f

glasgow, you may be waking up to patchy frost in these areas. 40 in middletown, dover 38, even harrington. so it is a chilly start, 35 in cedar creek allen dale, and 31 in reading. you'll want light jacket this morning, not this afternoon. suburbs north and west of philadelphia, westchester, mid-30s. the 30s really the trend warrington 38. doylestown 33. new hope 31 degrees. this afternoon you will not need that jacket. beautiful look out at center city. calmer winds, too, this morning. you see the delaware river very smooth and clear skies. it's going to be a fantastic day but the poll levels will be staying high, too. by 9:00 this morning, 53 degrees. by noon around low 60s already and we will be warming up more than yesterday. if you're in conshohocken, 50, thachb topping out mid to upper 70s in part of the area. even warmer tomorrow and nice dry weather pattern. coming up we'll take a look at the rest of the forecast for today and bigger warm-up for monday straight ahead. >> all right. now back to that breaking news in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. police have a man in custo