steady rain around egg harbor city, mckey city, same place it has been over past hour or so but pushing further south toward shore communities absecon, atlantic city. this could drift toward sea isle, ocean city eventually as it pushes south. it may fizzle and tie out but definitely something to watch down the the shore. heading in southern delaware we will see this rain moving south in maryland but still pretty steady rain southeastern delaware and we have two flood advisories for these regions. the here's southern delaware until 9:45 that has been expanded and extended all of southern sussex county. as we head in atlantic, bass river, galloway, pennsylvania moan, egg harbor city, they are all under flood advisory until 9:15. this is what we have been dealing with. the these heavier rains that pop up, in one or two spots but areas that are right under the rain, you are getting threat for flooding and ponding on the roadways. 91 degrees is the temperature. in the very comfortable right now. ninety in reading. ninety-three in trenton. seventy-six the atlantic city airport thanks to the r

egg harbor city, pennsylvania moan, galloway and absecon.he these showers could make it toward shore points this evening before fizzling out once the sun goes down and we will lose heating of the day these showers should difficulties pay as well. temperature wise you can see how much cooler in pamona at the a airport with rain overhead drastically dropping temperatures down to 75 degrees. here in philadelphia 90. ninety-one in reading. eighty-six down in wilmington. here's what it feels like, that 75 feels like temperature shows you how quickly rain can cool the air. feels like 94 at the airport. ninety-two lancaster. look at these heat index values feeling like 112 in st. louis. 105 in wichita. 105 in little rock. stays hot throughout the end of the week. hot, humid tomorrow. humidity at its peak as we await this frontal boundary thursday, showers and storms in the afternoon. high pressure builds n still hot friday. the noticeably less humid. we will take a look at our comfort index and you can see worst of it wednesday into thursday and th

egg harbor city we are watching an accident scene around 563.the right lane is closed, again for repairs. glassboro, new jersey, watching 322 as well which is closed in both directions. take carpenter street to get by the area. mass transit, no problems or delays for new jersey transit, septa or the patco speed line. >>> speaking of driving, if you drive the pennsylvania turnpike, get ready to pay more next year and years after that. tolls will increase 6% starting in january. they also said tolls will go up between 3% and 6% every year until 2044. officials said the higher tolls will help repay loans for road work projects. >>> chris christie is running for president while he's still governor. >> now some new jersey lawmakers want that to change. next, a legal push to get christie out of office. >>> not just for police some teachers are getting ready to add body cameras to their every day wardrobe. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower chole

but one lane out of commission along that stretch until 6:00 this morning and in egg harbor city some electrical repairs are blocking a lane along route 50. southbound side near route 30 the white horse pike. those repairs, too, should be cleared up before too long. matt. >> thanks, matt. >>> crews in delaware county worked through the night and the morning making progress towards the reopening of several stores that were damaged by fire this week. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live along 69th street in upper darby at that fire scene. katherine. >> reporter: matt, and the hope is that some of the businesses will reopen their doors today but it really just depends on the progress and there's no word yet if any of these stores are going to reopen but if you take a look right now you can see that police are stationed right here on 69th street. cars cannot come through. one of the sidewalks is closed. businesses were closed yesterday. turned away shoppers. we're hoping that doesn't happen again today. crews were still at work overnight on the unit block of 69th street in upper

building this stone fortification, not only was it going to be a gun platform to defend the city if the harbor it was also going to be a safe haven for the entire community. with castillo once it was built, if the city came under attack, everybody in town could abandon their homes, grab their valuables, come up and live inside this fortress until help came from the next spanish community. only problem was, that was havana cuba. so they were going to be inside this fort, they figured for up to three months. so the fort was really geared toward that. all the rooms on the west side were food storage rooms. north and east side stored military guns so they could defend themselves. in 1702, the english come down and attack st. augustine. by the second day of that attack, the spanish had decided to abandon the city. the guns upstairs provided covering fire from the bastions, so the people of town could make their way to the fortress. and this is one of the guns that's doing that. but this barrel is of note because during the second day of the siege, this gun exploded. through the front end of the gun

restrictions throughout the summer because of that patco work, and a crash with a downed pole in egg harbor citye horse pike the left lane it blocked there in each direction. back over to you. >> thanks. more to come on "action news" tuesday night tragedy in the skies above south carolina, when a military fighter jet collides with a small plane we'll explain how it happened. creative minds and skilled hands honor pope francis's visit to our city. there is a front to our west and that brings unsettled weather the neflt couple of days. >> plus, a celebration fit for world cup champions. ducis rogers has that in sports. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. >>> an ntsb crew is headed to south carolina to investigate a collision a fighter jet and propeller plane crashed into each other near a military base, two people were on board the plane and both were killed and the fighter plane pilot safely ejected before the

egg harbor city, 5:22. all the storms will continue making their way to the shore.ty, salem county, we are seeing heavy rain here, too. new castle county, getting a break with the rain leaving but kent county still seeing heavy rain approaching, also near dover and the line extends into maryland. this whole line will keep swinging into delaware so milford, expect it by 5:11. seafort, 5:16. as we go through the evening, this whole line will continue vi

there's that one cell east of egg harbor city. again, it's not moving very much.go than there is now. these showers are also starting to weaken one in south philly others in gloucester county in new jersey and we have a couple of heavier showers in extreme southern delaware. again, they are not moving very fast so that is an issue. as we go through the rest of the night, we are certainly not expecting much. the isolated showers are going to die out and then as we go into the day tomorrow, the temperature's going up and one or two showers once again with the heat and humidity. thinks this is not widespread tomorrow. thursday, as a front approaches is when things will change. take a look at this. as we go into thursday morning, the computer model is showing isolated showers and then by afternoon, we are getting into the mid 90s and some heavier showers and thunderstorms. the other thing we have to look for is the potential for a little fog tomorrow morning. tonight, just the isolated showers around early, then the patchy fog late. 74 for the low in philadelphia. mug

so you can see some brief downpours moving toward the mays landing area, egg harbor city, crossing over ac expressway just be on the look out for some downpours no lightning right now with this. it continues to move on off to the east at about 25 miles per hour. so by midnight you can see we're still looking at some spotty showers maybe some brief downpours in south jersey and delaware. by tomorrow morning we start out dry. however, the cloud cover starts to increase. main toll our south and east a little disturbance will kind of rotate through and that bring lift in the atmosphere as well as that threat for some showers. so it could be a little damp and maybe even dreary down the shore. keep that in mind for your plans by 5:00 o'clock you can see the best chance for rain stays right along the immediate shore points and as we move ahead to late tomorrow night we start to dry out and it look like pretty decent friday shaping up across the area. by the upcoming fourth of july holiday, maybe a 30% chance for some scattered showers or thunderstorms but it does not look like a wash out for t

another portuguese manowar has been spotted in stone harbor, surf city, harvey cedar and ocean city. manowar looked like a jelly fish but it is a colony of organisms working together. if you see one you should certainly report it to a life guard, and for sure, do not touch it. >>> the owners of the popular jersey shore pizza restaurant chain manko and manko has admitted to evading taxes and lying to the irs. charles bangel pleaded guilty to tax evasion and structuring financial transaction toss avoid reporting requirements. his wife mary pleaded guilty to knowingly making material false statements to the irs. both face at least five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >>> a child is recovering after falling two stories from a window in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. that happened around 10:30 this morning on the 100 block of west huntington street. police say that boy may have broken his arm and hip in the fall. a man working nearby says he saw the crowd gathered in front of the home and he went over to see what had happened. >> i looked up and everybody is yelling to the s

program candy polish more hotels and redevelop tonight to a attractive gateway into atlantic city n egg harbor township, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come an inspiring store friday one most unlikely places pat. >> behind me you can see what is in any gym or school in philadelphia in fact, thinks at the olney women's correctional facility in philadelphia. i'm pat ciarrocchi. i'll have story of shining light coming up. >>> ever wish breeze through airport security. we have travel tips from the experts about how to speed up your airport screenings, kate? >>> jessica, we have a holiday forecast right around the corner what can you expect for your barbecue? it cleared out today lets hope it stays that way as we head toward fourth of july, i'll have the seven day forecast in a few minutes leslie. >>> free agency started today in basketball and hockey. i will tell how did what on day one. it has been a while since phillies pitcher aaron harang won a game. we wil >>> pope francis philadelphia itinerary includes a visit to curran-fromhold prison reaching out to those forgotten by s

heavy rain is moving down the atlantic city expressway right around galloway down toward egg harbor townshipyou can see the bulls eye and lightning reported with this as well. so rain and lightning headed toward atlantic city at the moment. we'll continue to track that. i also want to show you the next system again back to the west. the storms moving through kansas city right now this moisture lining up and it's going start lifting north as we get into tomorrow. some of that moisture could head down the shore once again. so the same areas seeing the showers and storms tonight will see it as we get into the day tomorrow and here it is. showers and thunderstorms break out just for the shore points tomorrow afternoon. could put a little damper on early start to the holiday weekend. i'll have your full july 4th weekend forecast coming up. jessica. >> kate, see in you a bit. thank you. right now rescue teams are searching for a missing swimmer in gloucester county. they were called to a quarry on jackson road near piney hollow road in monroe township. we're told four people swimming in the quarry

from there, i don't know why they decided that these cities can violate federal law by harboring these criminals. i mean that's really what they're doing. >> they call it sanctuary, cities it's harboring criminal harboring felons. >> first of all, we shouldn't be calling it cherry picking. we should call it berry picking because berry is doing the picking. good intention could come with a warning label. caution, tolerance gets you killed. >> i don't get that berry getting the picking. >> bury bury. i didn't know you were insulting the president. >> i do. >> i wanted to be clear. >> sanctuary cities are a lot like hitchhikeing. in the abstract it feels good until you feel dead. what i'm disappointed is a sheriff. a sheriff is not supposed to be a camp counselor. the sheriff from the village people would do a better job than him. it's really embarrassing. what you're seeing is you're seeing everyday common sense divorced from policy enforcement. you obviously at night would lock the doors to your house. you don't let strangers into your apartment. however, that simple logic has been aban

city. egg harbor township bought the buildings with a grant from the casino reinvestment development authorityip hopes the demolition will spur redevelopment in that area. >> 4:47 now. space explorers are excited this morning. pluto is ready for a closeup. the mission giving us an unprecedented view of the dwarf planet. >> donovan mcnabb videotape dui arrest goes public. we will hear his explanation to police at the scene at 5:00 a.m. >> ♪♪ [panting] meet one today. visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. >> ♪♪ >> bon jur on this past teal day. it's a little bit wet as we get things started in a few spots like here in chadds ford. headlights coming along route one baltimore pike by hank's place. the flag off to the left side kind of swaying in the breeze but at this point things are a little wet. traffic moving fine, though, through the area. some new construction zones got under way last night, one in west whiteland township closing when it ford road until 5 o'clock each morning. they start each night at 10 o'clock, the project lasting through mid september. instead of whitford road for the ne

to the east but right now you can see the heaviest of the rainfall just hitting atlantic city little egg harborwe're talking downpours. one to 2-inches per hour and also some pretty vivid lightning so this is right now right on the heart of the atlantic city area on the boardwalk. we'll zoom in a little closer right now and just take a look at all of the lightning abase couldn't moving toward bring teen, atlantic city, ventnor city. not a good time to be on the beach right now. as we move a little farther up the road you can see around the stafford area barnegat light moving toward forked river still looking at downpours and because of that heavy rain, we have some aerial flood advisories for atlantic county also for sections of cumberland county. this one here is until 8:30 and then the one for atlantic county until 9:30. so ponding on the roads due to that heavy rainfall and some of those creeks and streams could be compromised. the heaviest of the rain lifting on to the east and then as we move north and west of philadelphia watching some downpours right now around places like norristown mov

low 60s pottstown, 67 philadelphia, 60 in millville. 60 in atlantic city and stone harbor, 66 degrees. average highs, 86 today will be warmer than yesterday, the mid-to-low 80s. tomorrow cooler around 80 degrees with the clouds and scattered showers. sunday we'll be warming around 87 degrees. by monday even warmer right near 90 degrees. if you have a four-day weekend, you'll notice the warming trend. clear conditions across the area. if you're doing any traveling today, you're good for that. we're not looking at any rain moving in. although through the afternoon here's future weather, can't rule out the chance for a very brief isolated shower. shouldn't even be heavy. more clouds moving going into saturday. tomorrow for your fourth of july, 9:00 notice the clouds and rain getting closer. we could see morning scattered showers, models have updated to show more rain moving in especially south of philadelphia. then we go through the evening hours and time for fireworks. it looks like most of the area should start to clear out from that. high pressure starts to move in better on sunday. m

harbor. temperatures at the atlantic city airport, 76. patchy fog in lancaster county and reading.verywhere else clear conditions and clear skies out there. radar shows dry conditions. we are not seeing rain. nearest weather is down to atlanta. we have nothing to worry about today. as we head into monday morning, clouds increase and then we track a chance of these isolated showers and downpours that will move into lancaster county berks county parts of south jersey and that's going to continue throughout monday afternoon. it's not widespread it's isolated, but still grab your umbrella highs around the area 78. 83 in pottstown. 81 in atlantic city. for today, temperatures will range 83 and 86. more sunshine and warmer. you'll see temperatures starting to warm up. for today, 86. by tomorrow chance of storms 87 degrees. look at tuesday, 89. a chance of storms remain all the way until thursday. our temperatures will warm to 90. also going to see humidity going up. so our dew points will be higher. it will feel sticky and uncomfortable monday through wednesday. temperatures dropping bac

on the shore of boston harbor in a small seaside community known as winthrop just over the harbor from the cityoston proper. she was discarded by someone, and the indignity of it has really struck a chord with all bostonians and all new englanders, and we have tried very, very hard to identify who she is and how this could have come to pass, that her remains would be left like this. her body was examined by the massachusetts medical examiner, and at this point it had no -- there is no definitive cause of death. the body had no obvious signs of violent trauma. so we're lookin at a possibility of a poisoning, could have been accidental, for example. i don't know the answer to that, but that's why we appeal to caregivers, the parents. please step forward, clear your conscience. no child, no person deserves to be discarded like this. >> the mere phrase discarded by someone is heartbreaking, and the fact that you're calling on the parents or the caregivers to come forward to clear their conscience perhaps telling also because i think one of our questions is given that we're two weeks into this and n

same thing in atlantic city and harbor. 73 in millville. 75 in glassboro. 25-hour temperature change map shows similar conditions in allentown and in pottstown and in philadelphia. up about three degrees in the poconos, down one degree in atlantic city and in dover. towards the afternoon that will switch over we'll be closer to 5 to 8 degrees warmer today than this time yesterday. quiet conditions now, the nearest system is well off to the southwest moving just to the north of atlanta. this system could send some activity our way, not today. today we will see a lot of sunshine. tomorrow morning those clouds will increase heavy downpours closer to 2:00 p.m. we'll see a chance of thunderstorms. these will be isolated tomorrow. a heads up that you will still need to bring your umbrella with you as you head back to work tomorrow. highs around the region today, 70s. high 70s in the poconos. 83 in reading. 83 in pottstown. a high of 85 in mt. holly. along the shore, temperatures in the 80s. rehoboth beach, cape may, atlantic city all expected to push to 80 degrees

tonight there are new calls to congress to shut down sanctuary states and cities that harbor illegal immigrants. duncan joins us to take on sanctuary cities. he joins us. good evening sir. i have been giving a hard time to politicians why didn't do you something before. but, sir, you tried to do something before. >> for six years. >> i think it's important i point that out. you tried. >> yeah. because san diego ha had issues like this with a republican mayor in the city of san diego where they weren't working with the police force and ice the way they were supposed to. you can imagine on a southern border town if you had a whole lot of illegal aliens. >> what was the resistance? this is not a new problem. not just kate steinle's death. this has been going on. >> there is resistance across the board. can't secure the border. they make excuses for that republican and democratic membership in congress. there is resistance sanctuary cities it's too mean. we have got to punch these cities in the gut. we have to hurt these cities where it hureghts in their pocketbook. >> i admit the borders

immigrants the white house remains defiant suggesting today that any law cracking down on sanctuary cities that harborould be dead on arrival when it hits the president's desk. congress prepared the bill that would crack down on sanctuary cities meaning district that ignore federal immigration laws in order to provide a safe haven to those here illegally. when asked about the measure pushed by grieving families

holly, 69d in atlantic city. 72 in stone harbor and temperatures at 70 degrees in dover. bad out there right now. satellite radar shows those clouds lingering, just like i was seeing slowly starting to see a few of these showers pushing into wilmington and starting to crossover into parts of delaware it's all a part of this weather disturbance which will send most of the moisture to the north of us it's going to drift closer to us by the morning. we have another batch of showers that's going to pushoff shore. what we're going to focus on is all the moisture going to head our way toward tomorrow morning. closer to 11:00 a.m. we're dealing with light to moderate showers closer to the poconos. the lehigh valley stretching down into parts of lancaster county. moving into wilmington philadelphia, by 1:00 p.m. this gets a little closer to philadelphia, a few spotty showers as well near the shore, as we push a little closer to sunset, we're going to start to see everything drying out. your fireworks forecast is still safe. we should be nice and dry by then. we'll see mostly clou

immigrants the white house remains defiant suggesting today that any law cracking down on sanctuary cities that harbor illegal aliens would be dead on arrival when it hits the president's desk. congress prepared the bill that would crack down on sanctuary cities meaning district that ignore federal immigration laws in order to provide a safe haven to those here illegally. when asked about the measure pushed by grieving families today the white house said this -- >> to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities would the president veto legislation that aims to punish these cities counties and jurisdictions? >> the irony is that many of the pieces of legislation were written and are supported by republicans who oppose comprehensive immigration reform. blocking comprehensive immigration reform would perpetuate a system that is closest to amnesty. when they raise concerns about how effectively our immigration system is working to keep the community safe they have no one to blame but themselves. >> would he specifically veto legislation that -- >> i think i have articulated why we don't take those legislativ

harbor. the next 10 minutes. atlantic city if that line holds together moving toward your area around 6:30. expect some brief downpours gusty winds as well as lightning and the heavy rain has already prompted an aerial flood advisory until 9:15 for sections around buena vista moving toward the collings lake area as well. over the next hour or so, continuing to follow the heaviest rain down the shore. we'll talk about the temperature temperatures and how long, yes our third heat wave continues coming up. >> all right. scott, thanks. of course remember you can track the weather from the palm of your hasn't download the fox 29 weather authority app you can see live radar get weather alerts sent to your phone. the app is free you can fine it in the apple or google play stores. >> to a developing story in the bustleton section of the city. this mangel mess of metal all that's left of what used to be a car. five people were inside when police say the driver going at high rate of speed hit a tree, splitting the car in half. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live tonight and dave, do we know how fast t

close to 70 in stone harbor. 67 in atlantic city. our radar shot shows quiet conditions now. as we head into the rest of today we'll see plenty of sunshine which will be nice. as we push into monday things change a bit. those clouds increase overnight tonight heading into the start of your monday. then a few chances of thunderstorms, heavy downpours. these will be really isolated. highs around the region 78 in the poconos. 86 in allentown. low 80s right along the shore. even the high 70s. if you're close to rehoboth beach, 79. 79 in atlantic city. cape may at 81. today temperatures range between 84 and 86. the city some of the suburbs, south jersey more sunshine for us warmer light wind speeds. seven-day forecast shows temperatures will reach a high of 86. tomorrow, 87. keep climbing into the high 80s low 90s by tuesday and wednesday chance of storms throughout most of next week. >>> there were plenty of patriotic displays last night including this one in glenside montgomery county. the fireworks show capped off a day of event there's ins there including a parade. they had a

city. south of lower bank, it's slowly drifting towards egg harbor and route 30 and almost towards the atlanticround the toll booth there, that has come down quite a bit and heavy rain with it. and a little downpour near berlin and that is fading off the radar here in south philadelphia, this vantage point no lightning strikes with any of the rain and also near berlin 91 in philadelphia the same for the lehigh sally 88 in wilmington and the sea breeze kicked in at the shore and 85 in atlantic city, and you factor in the humidity and it feels like 94 in the city and low 90s for wildwood and low 90s in the lee lie valley. some thunderstorms are developing in the deep south with the heat and humidity but no big weather makers the low pressure is moving through central canada along a jet stream that ride as long the canadian border well to the north and that creates a large high from the south bringing much of the lower third of the country, and in fact we are set to sweat here in philadelphia over the next few days, 94 yesterday and 92 with the heat index, upper 90s to near 100 degrees take it slo

>> i think it is indefensible for anyone republican or democrat to argue that a city should harbor ame felon, five-time deportee and release them back into society to kill innocent americans. what happened in san francisco was so entirely avoidable. and all the local officials had to do was inform i.c.e. they had this individual they had a deportation order ready to send him out of the country. instead they released him intentionally, subverting what i.c.e. wanted to do. that's indefensible. and any candidate in either party that wants to explain away this as some sort of political issue is missing the point. there is a poor woman that died -- innocent woman on the pier whose last words were "help me, dad." why are we giving these illegal immigrants that have been deported five times and have a history of felonies and violent felonies giving them sanctuary cities? >> we quoted the mayor of san francisco who said sanctuary cities overall make cities safer. he said sanctuary cities make cities overall safer. that's what he said. >> so in 2014 these sanctuary cities released 8,000 crimi

reporting live from the air station in atlantic city, in egg harbor township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a person claiming to have a bomb, held up a bank in northeast philadelphia this afternoon. robbery occurred shortly before 1:00 at citizens bank branch inside a shop rite in the 1100 block of roosevelt boulevard. temperatures are a few degrees below average humidity negligible and this morning is down right cool and even now on the sky deck in the shade at least it the is nice, cool and comfortable. warmer in the sun. today practically perfect in every way. let's break it down what made, you can get out good evening to fire up the grill and dine outside. lets look the at temperatures. eighty at the airport. eighty in allentown and reading. seventy-seven in wilmington. seventy-four the atlantic city airport. normal highs around 86 or 87. we are 5 degrees below average and dew points are in the 50's right now. dew point of 55 in the airport. forty's in the poconos. it is very pleasant. bordering on that range in the comfort index. and in the past 24 hours has droppe

ocean city, stone harbor and cape may and rehoboth beach at 86 with the west wind. thursday there will be a system by to the south this will bring risk for a couple showers just clipping south jersey and delaware. rest of the region will see sunshine. this moisture still will be off to the south here on friday, showers perhaps especially for southern delaware and del marva. rest of us should experience sun and clouds and on sunday fourth of july some sun few more clouds and again with the system off to the south that may try to lift north in the afternoon and could set off a thunderstorm through afternoon hours. sunday in the 80's, sunny warm and beautiful. future weather i want to show you where these showers will pop up. 9:00a m we will start with sun. 11:00 a.m. a few showers down the shore and they do intensify and may make it as far as city. but worst of it will be off to the south and our east. lets take a peak at our forecast overnight partly cloudy seasonably mild, 68 degrees for overnight low. your thursday featured sun showers mainly to the south and east,

then we'll see how strong cities like san francisco are in harboring dangerous criminals. >> but, it's a slippery slope, isn't it? >> also attitude that's like a welfare town france. like let me back up mark zuckerberg lives there, paid $2 billion to the federal government they can have their own money, run their crazy utopian if they want it's like mississippi. democrats were in charge they'd say cut off federal money to south carolina. it's people are dying because of crazy gun laws. when does it stop in it's not a federal issue, it's like race or something, a lot of big states look i went through jordan with a friend that got a speeding ticket. if you're going over 15 they give you $600 tickets. i think it's ridiculous. they're shaking money out of people from connecticut. but that's not the scope of the federal government to punish states for their own way of doing things. >> john. >> a complete difference in laws that are silly that you think are silly and don't agree with and the fact that local communities are sanctuaries where they're subverting federal law. look, this juan lop

gavin newsom long supported the sanctuary city policy but never to harbor violent criminals. >> this person should have been deported because of the recidivist nature of his activities. that's a loophole that needs to be fixed. >> he says fixing the system will require significant reforms up to the federal level. we'll have more at 6:00. >>> authorities tracked the gun used in the shooting on pier 14 to a federal agency and now they figured out who it belonged to and how it ended up in the hands of an alleged killer. that part of the story from economics 5's. >> reporter: we now know where it came from that was used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle. that handgun belonged to a federal agent a ranger. the gun was the ranger's official firearm begin to him by the agency. the gun was stolen and the defendant says he found the gun and fired it accidentally. he is currently charged with murder. the san francisco police department would not release any further details about the car break-in saying only that it was now part of their larger murder investigation. a spokesman for the bureau of

my name is gauche i run city tired which is the outfitter at south beach harbor. i started the business about 10 years ago because prior to that there was no gauche it was not easy to access the bay water. i used to live in the city. what a great city was a great waterfront view. yet it to go kayaking i to drive an hour to hollow out to to rent a kayak, bring it over here, get on the water haven't become, have to bring it back which takes another hour. watching dear i'm thinking this is got to be fixed. i eventually started the business and it's been great. there's still having a network of axis is great. that we can get on the water and go somewhere else and that's what were talking about here with the water trail. people in the wheelchair said have vision issues axis enjoy a day on the water and talk about these difficulties, one of things that i wanted to umpiring a lot of expending time and energy and money in participating in the program and paying their dues, taxes registration and their are other other businesses coming to the location. and they're not, but

fireworks festivities, stone harbor, avalon, ocean city everything is fine for fireworks and shore front. that's the good news. today not greatest looking beach day. 7 in town now. we're saturated. 81% humidity with wind out of the northeasterly direction 8 miles an hour. temperatures are not bad. 59 mount pocono. 64 allentown. >>> 60s into the mid lehigh valley down towards the shore points. 67. comfortable morning. if you are going to make a jog this morning right after the show, of course, we are talking about dew points into the 60s. what does that mean? there's a lot of moisture outta there. it's a muggy feel if you step out. ultimate doppler spotty showers. north and west of will port and harrisburg there's moderate rain and it tapers off as it pushes east. you share the showers lehigh valley and 2:00 spotty showers coastal points and maybe a popup shower and thunderstorm. we'll talk more about the forecast and certainly talking about in-town fireworks festivities. >> happening today. celebration of freedom and independence. glorious look at old glory right there from independence

closer to the beaches, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 76 in wildwood. 74 in cape may harbor. 74 in sea isle city. temperatures inland upper 60s, low 70s. 67 in woodbine. beautiful morning across the area. temperatures pretty much sitting about 13 degrees warmer in some spots compared to this time yesterday. keep in mind the rip current danger risk and temperatures topping out at 80 81. we will talk more about the heat and humidity in the city. those numbers straight ahead. >>> three people died overnight after a small plane crashed into a tokyo neighborhood. the plane was headed to an island 60 miles south of tokyo. a pilot, passenger and woman on the ground were killed. three others were pulled alive from the wreckage. two people on the ground were also injured. no word yet on their conditions. >>> in central jersey loved ones and colleagues are mourning the death of an emt killed in an ambulance crash. hannel patel was 26 years old. she and another emt were headed to the scene of an accident in east brunswick when a car crashed into their ambulance. the ambulance had its emergency lights and s

cities. they say you cannot harbor illegal aliens yet if you pick and choose which law you want to enforce, how can we enforce the laws and live by the laws? governor jindal: that is a great question. [applause] you've got the president saying he will pick and choose which immigration law he will enforce. you've got sanctuary cities. they are violating federal law that they are getting federal grants for the very purpose of the law they are not enforcing. they are getting dollars to lock up people illegally and detain them but they are not doing that and they are still getting those grants. you've got the supreme court rewriting the law. the next president needs to not only overturn those executive orders but make it very clear -- this president says he has the power of the pen on the phone. is got the power of that so secure the border. don't talk about it. [applause] we don't need 1000 page bill. the only good of that is you can stack up against the wall of the border, it might help. that's the only reason you get 1000 pages. [applause] when it comes to the sanctuary cities, cut off their fed

same thing in atlantic city and stone harbor at 74 degrees. not a bad start.ot a bad way to kick off the holiday. as we take a closer look at our radar shot here you can see all the light rain starting to move into the poconos and off the lehigh valley. so philadelphia still dry. same thing along the shore. i would head out if i were you. set up the whole setup today. we could see a chance of passing showers. for the most part it will be cloudy and cool. we're also seeing some of these showers starting to transition close to radnor and outside of chester. but our future weather shows a chance for a few spotty showers. but we will be dry by the time 8:30 rolls around when the sun goes down. so the fireworks will start with dry conditions. then we'll see clouds spinning out heading into tomorrow. high pressure rebuilds for us. that's going to be good. it's going to warm up our temperatures as well. poconos, expect temperatures to stay right around the low 70s with a chance of showers even as we head into the afternoon. by tomorrow plenty of sunshine 78 and sunny

we don't harbor people. we are a city of due process and the rule of law.re in laredo >> how many immigrants have you turned over to federal authorities? >> well i don't know the exact number but there are i suspect you would have to ask our chief of police that question but i suspect that there's ongoing numbers, but the accurate number i guess you would have to ask our chief of police if you don't mind. >> no worries. i will ask. what are you going to say to mr. trump when you talk with him later today? >> well welcome. i'm going to say that laredo is a number one land port of the united states. nafta has been very good to us. we are a transportation logistics hub. there's over 12,000 daily commercial trucks that cross our bridges. we have four bridges, two commercial. we have 26,000 daily noncommercial vehicles. we have of two railroads here and we have 1,200 daily rail crossings. it's a prosperous vibrant city. our unemployment rate hovers between 4.4% to 5% depending on the season. so we're active laredo is growing, and we're planning for future growth

. >>> michigan lawmakers are proposing legislation to crack down on cities harboring illegals. to "the intelligence report"'s trish regan. i don't think michigan will be alone. this will be a groundswell around the nation and strike white the iron is hot. trish: it is a big issue as a result of front and center what we saw in san francisco, the innocent 32-year-old woman and walking with her family and getting viciously, charles, not been rereported three times, four times, try five times from this country and had seven felony convictions of the as we watch the situation there in chattanooga, tennessee, there are a lot of questions about how this happened and what the motives were. now this particular individual was a naturalized u.s. citizen but, as we look at his background, as we look at the fact that he spent seven month there in jordan in 2014, as we look at his blog where he talks about religion, it is certainly brings home the threat and the concern about isis. so once again, you know, really echoing what many americans this need to secure our country and secure our bord

city. cape may stone harbor both around 70. what to expect for next few days? we have quarter of moisture to the south. one area of low pressure head our way tomorrow. mostly staying to the south. watch the fourth of july saturday. this system gets close enough we will see good deal of cloud cover. while most have the rain should miss us you can see a circle keeping us quiet and stray sure or storm getting in by evening and especially further south of philadelphia. if you are in delaware, conditions may in the be ideal, as these showers pop up. offer night tonight mainly cloudy seasonal at 64 degrees. for your friday partly sunny stray shower at 83. down the shore for your holiday weekend turning partly sunny tomorrow but watch for that thunderstorm saturday. sunday looks better, mostly sunny, 80 degrees. here's you're witness weather shore cast and forecast. watch for beautiful sunday, machine and mess of tuesday before showers return by wednesday. jessica, back to you. >>> kate thanks. >>> baseballs on a week even, many americans plan to spend more green to c

it will be about 5:00 in egg harbor and 5:20 in atlantic city if it continued at that pace that's theea another area we're watching is in eastern maryland. right now, it's not making a lot of progress to the east. we're still seeing less and less activity in pennsylvania. generally light showers, you can see by the next hour or so it weakens even more according to the forecast computer models and the shore starts to get in between 5:00 and 6:00 and then things start to move out. that clears us out for tonight. tomorrow is another story, the timing on those storms with the 7-day in a few minutes. the nbc10 app is a great tool to track the storms in your neighborhood. you can get live radar and the first alert forecast sent right to your smart phone or tablet. it's a free download in the app store. >>> here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc10 news at 4:00. a bank robbery suspect in custody right now. an unnamed local government official chased the man after he ran out of the td bank on york road in hatboro. the official who fired his gun is licensed to carry it. the suspec

it will be near galloway township by 5:52 egg harbor by 5:56. atlantic city by 6:09.ore showers kind of scattered but fairly heavy in parts of cumberland county moving towards cape may county. the upper portion of cape may county. we will continue to see those sliding toward the shore as well. kent county in delaware sussex county around milford, riverview, seeing locally heavy rainfall that will move towards the delaware beaches. we have more rain in maryland that will move into seaford pretty soon. the feels-like temperature because the humidity is still up feeling like the mid to low 80s. some areas feeling like the mid 70s. big difference from earlier today. temperatures were in the 90s or at least hit 91 degrees in philadelphia. that officially gave us a heat wave today. with the rain in place, that's really helped to knock the temperatures down and we will continue with those slightly cooler temperatures through the evening. here's future weather. the rain will move offshore in the next couple hours. by 8:00 most of us will be drying out but by 11:00, the model'

move around to winslow township very steady rain there and further south along atlantic city expressway and egg harbor we are seeing heavy rain. lightening is popping up in parts of the atlantic county and in cape may county as well and starting to rain in atlantic city and down through ocean city and shore towns to the south of that. heavy rain right in the middle of the cape may county around middletown ship right now and then some pockets of heavy rain in southern delaware including lewis delaware. other even of the cape may lewis ferry there heavy rain at the moment. that is where the rain is here's where it is going this frontal system will continue new until 8:00 to move off shore. we will get a break and see sunshine here and there and that will allow enough instability to build up that we have pop up thunderstorms anytime after 12:00 noon today but more toward three or 4:00. these will be isolated, but you may not get one and it could last through the evening hours those thunderstorms, and easing up, rest of the day of precipitation. well and allentown 65 degrees in mount pocono, and, temperat