holly's boyfriend was eventually released back into general population.emained in lockup a year later. >> well, back to my hot little cell. >> please, open. please, open. >> why are you saying it like that? >> and clean that pig sty up. >> you leave my house alone. the hardest thing about being in lockup is not being able to sit, talk to him, prepare his meals for him, to iron his clothes, to wash his clothes. i mean, i enjoy doing all of that for him. going out and him coaching me and, you know, spotting me as i'm doing my little squats, you know. >> shortly after this interview, holly had a meeting scheduled with warden grant culiver to plead his case for getting out of ad seg. but before the warden arrived, holly broke down. >> what's going on with your man? >> i can't do this. i can't do this. i can't do this. >> it's okay, you're fine. >> i can't do this. >> from my observation, holly would burst into tears whenever she thought it would gain her some advantage, either getting sympathy from somebody. at one point we were arguing about me referring to

less than 2 miles in wilmington and mount holly down to a quarter of a mile. right now at 54 in horsham. 52 in pottstown 54 in blue bell. closer to the shore at 54. 55 in dover. do have a weather alert for air quality. this will be unhealthy for sensitive groups children those that suffer from asthma or lung disease. as we head into the next eight hours our temperatures will warm up nicely especially as you head out for lunch. closer to 80 degrees. by 10:00 all 71. by 1:00 80 degrees. 82 to 85 mostly sunny. that will set us up for a nice weekend. we'll have that coming up in a bit. for now check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. good morning. >> thank you, brittney. ongoing construction on the vine street expressway around 24th street. lane restrictions there. construction on the westbound side for the predominant part of the week. eastbound is where they're doing it today. drive times under 5 minutes. no problems for 95 the schuylkill or the blue route no matter where you're headed. if you're out taking mass transit today, no pr

take a look at south jersey mount holly.f a mile for our visibility. 1/4 mile in millville, cape may, parts of dover and wilmington. down to 2 miles. temperature wise nice and mild when you step out the door especially at millville, 58 degrees. philadelphia, almost 60 degrees already. 55 in allentown. over the next eight hours or temperatures will warm up nicely. 59 degrees by 6:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m. 60. 82 to 85. mostly sunny and warm. i'll let you know what to expect in my seven day forecast. we have first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington with a closer look on the roadways. good morning. >> good morning, brittany. so far what we're dealing with on the vine street expressway is ongoing construction. today it's on the eastbound side. one lane getting by. around 24th street. you can see not affecting the drive times at all. as it approaches broad street is where the construction goes through. no problems there. taking a look at the rest of our drive times, pretty much the same story all across the board. no problems fo

less than 2 miles in wilmington and mount holly down to a quarter of a mile.ht now at 54 in horsham. 52 in pottstown 54 in blue bell. closer to the shore at 54. 55 in dover. do have a weather alert for air quality. this will be unhealthy for sensitive groups children those that suffer from asthma or lung disease. as we head into the next eight hours our temperatures will warm up nicely especially as you head out for lunch. closer to 80 degrees. by 10:00 all 71. by 1:00 80 degrees. 82 to 85 mostly sunny. that will set us up for a nice weekend. we'll have that coming up in a bit. for now check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. good morning. >> thank you,

quarter mile in mount holly. toms river, atlantic city cape may on out to dover and up to wilmington where visibility has been decreased to about 1 mile. this dense fog advisory stays in effect until 8:00 a.m. affecting all areas highlighted in lighter gray. on top of that we have an air quality alert. we will see unhealthy levels of ozone for people in sensitive groups. sensitive groups include children elderly, if you suffer from asthma lung disease, you want to be very careful as you head outside throughout the day. tracking subtropical storm anna. moving to the north northwest at 2 miles an hour. wind gusts sustained at 40 miles an hour. here's the track of ana as we go into the next few days. suspected to push on shore closer to sunday at 5:00 a.m. it will continue tracking closer to us. by the time it gets to us it won't be a subtropical storm anymore, it will be a remnant low with wind speeds closer to 35 miles per hour. that will give us a chance of showers as we head into tuesday. in terms of temperature

someone else who felt that way was college roommate holly boardman.er notifying her that her good friend was death. >> i remember reading "tragic death," just the word death, i knew he had killed her. even though justine's family firmly agreed with holly about eric's culpability. they were less certain he'd ever be charged with the murder. >> he's very clever, much smarter than most people give him credit to. i think that's making the investigators' job harder. >> with the investigation seemingly stalled, they tried to become their own detectives of sorts. they knew their former son-in-law best and were determined to find out what really happened to their daughter. with no criminal charges in sight, the swartzes filed a wrongful death civil suit, pointing to eric as their daughter's killer. courtney steward, a reporter for the local newspaper, the hook, had launched her own investigation into justine's death. she said everyone understood where the family was coming from. justine's parents believed eric had brutally killed their daughter and were going

holly, how realistic is the prime minister's claims? >> reporter: well, jeff, iraq's government has deployed theoy country's shiite-muslim militia to try to retake ramadi. now i have spent time with one of the shiite militias known as the bada brigade and they do seem more motivated than the iraqi army. p in large part because they are defending their own peoplele iraq's shiite muslims from theom menace of isis. but many of the shiite militiamen are not particularlyined well trained or particularly well equipped. b and in the battle for tikrit in march and april, despite outnumbering isis, it still took them more than a month to recapture the city.t now all of that suggests that itth may take more than just a fewi. days to retake ramadi. >> glor: holly, isis has also taken the historic city of palmyra. what is the latest there? >> reporter: well, jeff, we're hearing reports that we cannot independently confirm that isis has executed hundreds of people in palmyra. a lot of attention has been given to palmyra's ancient monuments and fears

as we fly to the south and east temperatures in the 40s, 38 right now in mount holly, 46 in dover. we're tracking a lot of sunshine, we'll call it a mixture of sun and cloud throughout the day and tracking a chance of shower in the afternoon. it will still be cool by 11:00, 62 milder and about 3:00 p.m. a chance of a few spotty showers across the area 67. even warmer on sunday and even warmer than that on monday. we'll talk more about the warm air on the way in just a few minutes. >> skyforce10 was over this late night accident involving a military humvee. this was on the new jersey turnpike. it was part of a convoy traveling from fort drum to new york. the crash involved one of their vehicles. jesse gary is on his way to the hospital where the crash victims are being treated. we'll check in with him as soon as he arrives and give you more details. >> news from overnight, a man is shot in camden. he's in critical condition. it happened around 1:00 this morning. the victim is in his late 20s. so far no arrests in this case. >> some breaking news that we're following. two people were

coatsville, 64 and kenneth square at 67 degrees in philadelphia. 62 degrees in mount holly. temperatures along the shore, low conditions 60s in avalon. a batch of moisture is continued to track towards the east. we were seeing thunderstorms. once it hit the water, again, it's starting to lose its steam as it approaches dover. we could see a few pop-up showers to the south of dover heading into the next 20 to 30 minutes. these are slow moving. only moving at 10 miles per hour. for the rest of the area we are nice and dry. we will see a mix of sun and clouds today. temperatures staying above average. we're getting rid of the humidity. it will be a little bit more comfortable out for you. our wind speeds will start to shift out of the south 5 to 10 miles per hour. as far as saturday is concerned we are going to warm conditions. 87 degrees by saturday. cooler temperatures. rain is possible especially heading into the afternoon and then even the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. i'll go over the breakdown of the rain and when it will start and stop coming up. >>> one week ag

thank you both for being here. >> great to be here. >> holly i want to start with you. can you describe the scene in the courtroom today when the verdict was read? >> reporter: well, it was very quiet and i think every time that we ever see dzhokhar tsarnaev in court we look at him for any kind of reaction or emotion and throughout this trial he has shown very little of it and it was not any different today. he just stood there with his hands clasped in front of his body. his attorneys asked for each of the jurors to be polled and as they each rose ask said that they voted for death, some of the jurors cried and tsarnaev looked at them but he didn't have much emotion. >> holly, what was the mood in boston outside of the courthouse? >> i would describe it as very somber. it was actually very strange. there was a huge media presence here obviously. when i came outside after being in the courthouse for the verdict, it was just eeriely silence. it was just very somber i would describe it. after wards i saw the richard family leave and, you know, there have been sort of the

down to 60 in mount holly and 60 also in pottstown. look at that beautiful view from center city. 77 degrees at 9:00. wow. 84 by lunchtime today. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast ten minutes away when i come back. let's check in with first alert traffic worther, jessica boyington. >> bill, the fire out in strawberry mansion closing surrounding streets. ridge and diamond, 29th and ridge in susquehanna and 29th. if you want to avoid the entire area, we do expect something to be blocked off as the morning progresses and they clean the fire off. take kelly

holly today. they rolled up their sleeves and got back to work -- got working in october. since then, they put in 400 hours of sweat equity working right alongside volunteers and this afternoon the baldwins were officially welcomed by their new neighbors. the couple says despite all their struggles they never stopped believing. >> it's perseverance and endurance and -- i'm emotionally ecstatic at this point to see this finish product and to know this is our home. >> the baldwins new home is one of 46 burlington county homes built by the local affiliate of habitat for humanity. >>> high school seniors led away from class in handcuffs. their prank turned into felony charges. what they left in a locker that endedended with a trip to jail. >> get paid when your flight is delayed or canceled? yeah. the company says it can put

holly, thank you very much. the u.s. senate is expected to vote tomorrow on a two-month extension of most of the provisions of the patriot act the antiterrorism surveillance law that's due to expire june 1. republican rand paul has been trying to block the extension on civil liberties grounds. he filibustered yesterday for nearly 11 hours before finally calling it quits just before midnight. the most controversial part of the patriot act allows the national security agency to collect and store the phone records of americans. "cbs this morning's" norah o'donnell asked attorney general loretta lynch why she considers that so important. >> reporter: but if that law expires on june 1 and you don't have the ability to collect that metadata information on every phone call in the united states, what's your biggest fear? >> well, our biggest fear with the expiration of not just that part of it but also our ability to track the electronic communications of terrorists, as well as to obtain the records of terrorists, is that we wil

we're looking at reduced visibility, down to a half mile in mount holly, a half mile in atlantic city as you're out and about this morning, you're driving around maybe doing your morning jog, you want to be careful with the reduced visibility. we'll have a little time before it burns off. temperatures there are mild 64 in philadelphia 61 atlantic city 62in millville, 63 in wildwood. the coolest spot is mt. pocono in the 40s actually. so we're going to see those temperatures climbing very very quickly throughout the day. yesterday we made it to a high of 84. the high will be a little higher we'll tap out right around 84 and back to 82 on union. >> they're already in the 71 73 in mount holly, 68 in wilmington. then so the south we're going to see temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s in notice along the coast we have the onshore flow clouds a little more stubborn there. so another warm day, another humid day, the temperatures into the 70s and 80s. let take a look at satellite and radar. we're not looking at rain falling, that's good news. we do have moisture in the air that their. so m

down to 51 in mount holly, trenton in the low 50s. still holding at 60 degrees in wilmington and still time for that temperature to drop as well. but that's the only thing that will be dropping during the day. no sign of any rain. northeast winds at 4 miles an hour. 7:00 we'll stay light as we go into the early afternoon hours. temperatures that will be changing considerably. up to 75 degrees and still climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. right now let's check in with jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center and see what's happening traffic wise. good morning. >> good morning, bill. good morning, everyone. we spoke too soon and said it was early for volume. looking at 95 approaching girard avenue in the southbound lanes where the drive times are really being affected by an accident. taking out the two left-hand lanes. you can see a crew on the scene trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way as one lane squeezes by. now we're down to 19 minutes al

holly dropping down to 2 1/2 mile. as you're out and about on your sunday morning, be careful in some spots. good idea to use the low beams and take it a little bit slower. temperatures are mile this morning. we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 70s in philadelphia. 70 in northeast philadelphia. 65 in reading. 66 already in wildwood. and we are coming in this morning at 70 in dover, delaware. so certainly mild this morning. we're pretty close to our normal high for the day. by this afternoon, we're going to see those temperatures climbing to near 85 degrees once again. i think we'll top out in philadelphia right around 84. yesterday, we checked this at 86. as we plan our sunday plan on a day very very similar to yesterday, mostly cloudy skies, a little unsettled with the chance for showers and then thunderstorms later on today. by 8:00 73. by lunchtime, 81 and by 3:00 83 degrees. summerlike today, but we're going to cool it back down during your workweek. we'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> we continue to f

it happened 90 minutes ago on holly avenue. that 17-year-old is in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. they believe he may know the two suspects who are believed to be in a white two-door honda. >>> the man charged with the killing of a couple will likely head back to montgomery county next week. this is his first court appearance in alaska. police arrested him for the weekend deaths of dick and jody valardo. he's charged with first degree murder. that suspect will be brought back to this area. >>> d.c. police are working with a lot of, quote, good information in the search for the killer or killers of four people in a mansion. three family members and their housekeeper were found dead in their burning home last week. bruce johnson spoke with the police chief and shows us what investigators were doing at the house today. >> reporter: late last week, four people including a 10-year- old killed inside this residence. police have leads, may even have a motive. the police chief says it's too early to say. there was lot

[cheers and applause] >> or how about if holly was the campaign manager., what are you going to do? >> ignore it. >> ignore it. >> don't give it energy. it's a ridiculous topic. >> the voters will make their own corrections. they have a way to sift through this. the people determine determining the outcome of presidential elections are women. >> they are the largest group of swing voters and independents. that's who the candidates are speaking to in the end, that's who they speak. to they're important. >> yes, they are. i don't understand when other women throw shade on women sometimes. i want to show this ceo clip. i think you talked about this on a morning show. >> i am a strong women. i run my own company like you said. but that is not the same as running the best country in the world and being commander in chief and head of state. the president of the united states. to me should be a man. not a female. >> okay. obviously -- >> was she transgender. >> no. don't go down that road sue see. >> just asking. >> obviously she's cray. >> she says -- >> are wom

close to 60 in mount holly. 63 degrees in stone harbor. degrees as well. mild start for most of the area and a dry start with the exception of the central portions of delaware where we're seeing pop-up showers in the northeast. we have a flash flood watch that's going to stay in effect until 7:00 p.m. on saturday and it will be for the soaking rains moving through dallas stretching all the way down into houston. we are going to stay dry heading into saturday. late morning hours on sunday, it will continue as we head into the afternoon. by 2:00 3:00 we are dealing with heavy downpours for parts of philadelphia stretching out from toms river and newark. parts of dover, atlantic city. this rain will continue throughout most of your sunday afternoon heading into sunday night. we still have a chance of rain monday into tuesday. seven day forecast shows a high today of 87 degrees. that's 10 degrees above average pushing into saturday. 87 still warm. we track rain and the chance of storms on sunday. cooler temperatures at 77 which brings us back

so mount holly sitting at 39 41 in millville and 46 in beach haven. a mixture of clouds and we're looking at chances are isolated showers throughout the area. we'll top out at about 67 around 3:00 this afternoon. >> two people were killed in this car crash in philadelphia's cobbs creek section overnight. this is a live look at the scene at 62nd and walnut street. police tell us one car ran into the side of another vehicle. it then flipped oaf. we were caught on first our crew at the scene tells us a third parked car was also damaged in this crash. >> this morning a half dozen people are being treated for injuries after this crash involving a military humvee on the new jersey turnpike. this was tart of a convoy. jessie gary is live outside of capital health regional medical center in trenton where those crash victims are being treated. jessie? >> reporter: rosemary we've been making calls to both military bases involved in this trying to get updates on the conditions. we know one person was seriously injured in in crash. >> your exit 7. investigators s

we'll start off with lots of sunshine in doylestown trenton and mount holly. a chance of evening showers for atlantic city, cape may, rehoboth, 79 degrees. 84 degrees in dover. sunshine to start with in dover, westchester and swedesboro. showers will be popping up during the afternoon hours. again, there is a chance, just a chance of a thunderstorm. and don't expect these temperatures to last much longer. seven day forecast with a cooler change on the way when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 5:09. already had a couple of issues on the road that you may want to know about before you head out. >> "nbc 10's" jessica boyington watching that for us. jessica? >> thanks, guys. good morning, everybody. on the schuylkill expressway good news there. not very common. it is still early right around montgomery drive. westbound/eastbound in 20 minutes. westbound lanes here. eastbound lanes having no problem if you're headed in or out of the city right there. as we head out to montgomery county on 422, the drive times moving along fine. eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylki

mount holly, millville and woodbine. a cool start. for many we'll see bright sunshine and then a quick warmup today for temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. that's today. clouds moving into the northwest. we'll deal with those tomorrow. neighborhood by neighborhood. this afternoon, 77 degrees in the pocono mountains. into the 80s for allentown, reading, quaker town. enough sunshine at the shore to bring temperatures into the 80s for atlantic city and cape may. rehoboth into the 70ed. into the 80s for wilmington, philadelphia drexel hill. westchester up to 83 this afternoon. the future weather has wet weather starting tomorrow. i'll be back with a look at that in ten minutes. >> nice tease, bill. 10 minutes after 4:00. it will be a nice drive for work this morning. so warm you can roll the windows down, put the top down open the moon roof, whatever you have in your ride right, jesse. >> it will be a good idea. now there's not a lot of volume. if you want to do that, totally fine as well. out on the schuylkill expressway, no jams. 12

upper 80s for trenton mount holly, doylestown a high of 86 degrees. but typical this time of year you'll find cooler temperatures right along the coast while vineland and dover are in the 80s. 78 the high for rehoboth and irn land, a quick warmup. near 90 for philadelphia drexel hill. 88 degrees in swedesboro and 86 in wilmington. there is a chance we'll see storms tomorrow. hour by hour future weather when i come back in 10 minutes. >>> see bill in ten minutes. meanwhile, 5:40 tuesday morning. time to get a check on traffic and how a commute is going tuesday morning. >> jessica boyington what are you watching on the roads? where are you watching? >> 95 through the work zone around state road. everything still moving along just fine. in the southbound lanes is where we typically see the jam in the morning times. starting to gather a little bit of volume. still only a 13 minute trip from woodhaven road into the center city area. as we check on 202 drive times there, you can see all green cars. definitely a good thing. ten minutes northbound or southbou

. >> reporter: jason holly is a biologist with the california department of fish and wildlife and says recent rains in the tahoe basin should mean there's plenty of spring forest for bears but it might not last with the almost nonexistent snowpack. >> we're concerned about late summer. >> reporter: what ann bryant fears is a repeat of 2007 with the then-massive angora fire resulted in a rash of tahoe break-ins, sometimes ten a night. >> if it gets to the point where all hell has broken loose, we can't just sit back and hope for the best and wait for the worst. >> reporter: but what action she suggests is controversial, yet it has been done before. these are rarely-seen photographs of what's called supplemental or diversionary feeding. in 2007, volunteers placed natural food in the wilderness to lure problem bears away from homes to protect the bears that could be shot if deemed a nuisance or a threat. we can't show you the faces of these volunteers because feeding bears is against the law. >> it's not only illegal to feed bears. it's somewhat unethical. >> reporter: holly says bears ar

wilmington lower 60s for mount holly and atlantic city. in the 80s this afternoon. go through it neighborhood by neighborhood with the future weather when i come back in 10 minutes. right now let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington on a tuesday morning. >> hey, bill. back to work this morning. out on the schuylkill expressway checking out the philadelphia area to see what's going on. on monthgomery drive, eastbound lanes which are in here. headed towards the center city area. still a 12-minute trip from the blue route no problems. injuries ri roads from the 42 freeway, drive times, no problem. northbound from 55 walt whitman bridge, no problems. speaking of bridges, the rest of the bridges, ben franklin tacony or burlington bristol all good in and out of the city. heading home from the shore this morning, we'll do a check on the jersey shore. >> 4:02. breaking news this morning. police on the scene of a violent home invasion in northeast philadelphia that happened in the past hour. "nbc 10's" matt delucia just got on scene. what can you te

it's 56 in mount holly 63 yeses in wild wood. a warm start to the day. as we go throughout the afternoon, we'll see the temperatures very, very quickly. 79 in allen town and think about 83-86, summer-like today. we'll talk more about than on sunday. your at the yp an investigation revealed there were two separate attacks, one of them was launched from china. the university is fot anywaying tens of thousands of people who have social security numbers and other personal information stored on the affected computer. the fool says there no. >> you my remember ark are havingons into. they claim that harvard and other ivy league schools are using rashia quotas too admit other students. yesterday dozens of groups filed a complaint to the at the justice and education compartment. >> touz are us is closing its flagship fao schwarz. it is america's largest toy store and, by the way, that individual yoch you just saw was from the movie "big." . >> an american politician like you've never onon. >> plus the new tool to keep boaters along the jersey shore safe this sum

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holly. so for today, plan on a day a lot like yesterday. a summerlike day, warm and muggy, showers, with some gusty thunderstorms later on this afternoon. temperatures well above normal for this time of year. so 85 i think that's where we'll end up later on this afternoon. much cooler during the workweek. we'll get back to the 70s, back to average temperatures for your memorial day. we'll talk more about that, coming up. >>> now back to that breaking news at conshohocken where a three-alarm fire continues to keep crews busy. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the scene with an update. monique? >> reporter: rosemary i just spoke with the fire chief and he says this is still a very fluid situation. they are no doubt assessing the situation here as smoke continues to billow throughout the community. he also says right now, the fire is contained, but it is not under control. and here's why. look at this exclusive video of hot spots, firefighters discovered inside villa a drone. it is a new tool firefighters are using to battle blazes. it's als

reading, 59 degrees. 63 in washington township. 59 in mount holly. right along the shore still in the 60s. 63 in avalon. mild start to the day. lewis at 66 degrees. we are watching a few scattered showers move into parts of dover and the central parts of delaware. you'll notice that they were thunderstorms but they're losing speed as they continue to track slowly to the east at 1

though we're getting a cooler start. 59 degrees at philadelphia international, but low 50s in mount holly, dropped to 51 and now 55 in allentown. cool start and with those clouds around we'll see some sunshine filtered to begin with but the clouds thinning out by 1:00 this afternoon, bright sunshine skies and 75 degrees while the wind stays light. we'll go go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back in ten minutes. see what's up with the roads. a few problems this morning. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> good morning. a few problems is right. we're in the beginning of what seems to be rush hour. a bunch of things popping up. but we haved edd edvhave good news on the schuylkill. the vine street expressway and the eastbound lanes in here everything moving along just fine. our drive times still up. so too the center city area 13 minutes from the blue route to the vine street expressway. watching out for an accident investigation involving a police officer out in southwest philadelphia. 58th street and woodland avenue if you want to get around that

holly and route 73 left and center lanes block until 6:00 this morning. that is due to construction, and we still have that house fire going on, towamenson, saw mill way near troxell road. weikel will get you around that fire. left lane closed just before the toll plaza due to vehicle fire, back to you. >> right now 5:34. in business news this morning of course, it is cinco de mayo today. >> also, what's making new cars cost more, money watch's jill wagner joins us up in new york at the stock exchange, morning, jill. >> what a difference few days makes on wall street. markets are again flirting with record highs, the dow jumped 46 points yesterday nasdaq finished 12 points, higherif you're in the market for a new car, it is probably going to cost you more. the price after new car is up 2.6% from this time last year. according to kelly blue book, the increase is partly because many automakers roo redesigning their popular models. well, while those extra fees are adding up to the airlines, the department every transportation says airlines collected $3.5 bil

mount holly 89 degrees.windy day, too, though winds gusting near 35 miles per hour and that's a good warm direction from the west. 90 possibly for wilmington, dover, as well but closer to the shore mid to upper 70s. hoping the beach could be in the low 80s tomorrow, with developing sunshine aside from the morning clouds. wednesday, big drop. thursday morning we're in the upper 40s. thursday afternoon looking really good same thing friday. over the weekend though we warm up but some showers come back into the forecast. john? >> sheena thanks. >>> the phillies are sending down one of their key players to the minors to learn a new position. we're going to hear from him coming up. and herrera does something tonight for the first time in his major league career. that is next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> hey, i'm john clark. tom brady hopes to deflate his four-game suspension. he's appealing the punishment from the nfl today. patriots also l

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doylestown and mount holly into the 80s this afternoon. at the shore, summer like conditions for cape may. atlantic city, dover, high of 88 degrees today. with some scattered clouds this morning it's bright sunshine that will heat us up into the upper 80s for wilmington. swedesboro 89 degrees. springtime weather when i come back in ten. >>> 6:39. jessica has access to all of those monitors. i'm trying to peek over there if there is a single vehicle at 422. i can't quite make it out. >> let's find out what it is. jessica? >> that's exactly what it is, vai. out the door on 422, the crew is on the scene there. there for ten minutes or so around egypt road. the westbound lanes, that's not where we see a lot of volume on 422 especially in the morning hours that's where it's eastbound. no vehicles driving by. incidents clearing out of the way. nothing to worry about anymore. on the 42 freeway in new jersey still no problems. headed towards the walt whitman bridge from 455, light volume. it will take you five minutes to do so. southbound just und

down to 51 in mount holly, trenton in the low 50s. still holding at 60 degrees in wilmington and still time for that temperature to drop as well. but that's the only thing that will be dropping during the day. no sign of any rain. northeast winds at 4 miles an hour. 7:00 we'll stay light as we go into the early afternoon hours. temperatures that will be changing considerably. up to 75 degrees and still climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. right now let's check in with jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center and see what's happening traffic wise. good morning

holly is 58 and other areas of new jersey in the 50s, as well. in delaware, 55 degrees in dover. that's pretty cold. let's see how cold it is right at the beaches. now, the wind continues to come in off the cold ocean. it's only 48 in delaware. 49 in avalon 52 in beach haven. with that chilly ocean. tomorrow won't be as cool. the wind is dying down. we still have the direction out of the east. but now it's getting less than 10 miles an hour. near calm in redding right now. and that's the way the wind's going to be on sunday for the race. practically no wind. 58 degrees at 8:00 a.m. 62 at 9:00, 65 at 10:00. sunshine, light winds, low humidity doesn't get much better than that. lots of clouds around during the day today. but very little in the form of rain. we had some isolated showers come through burkes county and western chester county, but that's about it. the main rain is down through the south with that nor'easter we've been watching all week. came right up toward the sussex county border with the rain. but that was about as far as it got. yo

so many people here, gary, how important was it for mount holly to sponsor this event. >> very important as we learn during sandy you cannot be over prepared for hurricane. message people took away, they learn about important role of the hurricane hunter and men and women fly on it and better to be prepared on hurricane based on the information that they provide. it was a great day. >> thanks so much for joining me. appreciate it. hurricane season is less than a month away. never too early to get prepare. we have different wind out here today little breezy. lets look at our current temperatures this south wind is helping temperatures sore. we are up in the 80's right now and we are seeing temperatures just well above average for this time of the year. we are looking at 84 degrees in philadelphia 84 in allentown right now. eighty in the atlantic city airport. lets look at our win from the weather watchers. seeing win gusts from the south at ten to 15. gusts are higher than. that bill goodrow close to the coast at 16 miles an hour at the moment. quick look at storm scan three shows that ev