in phenix city needed new band uniforms. they needed a new hospital and one of the racketeers donated the land. they gave the money to build the hospital as well. their full measure was prominent citizens in the communities, not as criminals. and don't think there are a lot of devils or saints in the story but looking at the anticrime campaign that is what you are led to believe. albert patterson himself, the man who was murdered by the mob, he was a local attorney and he had done work for them in the past. he defended one of the maintained kingpins in a murder trial a few years before his own murder. he in no way was sympathetic to them. they tried to buy him off. but it certainly suggests that for many years he was tolerant of their behavior and he really only turned against them and they against him when he joined the russell betterment association. kefauver was very politically ambitious as well. they all reveled in this reputation for being tough on crime. my second big takeaway from my work in these records, and this on

most of the ones that existed were in larger towns and cities. images ofcouple of the kind of literature that they would put out. the greatere called crime commission. with a crime permission of greater miami. in 1948.unded i realized how much they were up against funding challenges, unlike the kefauver committee. these locally organized commissions did not receive any public funding whatsoever. the may have had public officials on their members rosters but they weren't getting any money. one of the things they complained about to kefauver was how they spent most of their time not actually doing data are coming up with real solutions to the problems that the city was facing but they spent a lot of time trying to raise money so they can do those things. they did quite a lot of data anyway. the commission in kansas city had a really good graphic design person. they have a couple of images here. i'm sorry these are so small. literature tended to focus more on how crime cost to the city money. its about going to morality. we're not asking who is parti

and deal with issues of inequality in the city is critical and we're in support of that and the free city college campaign you know i have heard somebody say it was an idea whose time has come from an idea -- it was already here before. it's been here a long time and actually not just in california but also all around the country. i went to school for free when i first went to college in new york city and then had increases in tuition and we've seen this as a pattern that went on for years and we need to unravel that pattern and make it go back and a lot of people have been speaking about this. president obama talked about it, bernie sanders and hillary clinton have plans to make college affordable and the state of tennessee has plans and san diego has its plans and having city college -- having san francisco have its own plan that would be in its progressive tradition to make sure that we can get everyone to support and to go to college is critical. these proposals together mitigate against the growing inequality in the city and

and welcome to the people's palace and i'm here this morning to announce yet another milestone in our city's commitment to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by and people will work this fourth of july weekend we are celebrating our countries birthday but recognizing in the celebration throughout the weekend people like the people had that are standing with me are working whether the restaurants or hotels or health care workers and others and and we all feel for working people that is hard in our expensive city to survive unless you have a december sent wage that's why a couple of years ago i destined or joibd the board of supervisors full board of supervisors to place before the voters an $15 an hour minimum wage and people that work in all those industries we did it together and we're celebrating because today it goes from $12.25 an hour to $13 and up to 15 and after that cpi takes over i want to remind everybody this city was brought together with our labor unions and your working families made up of all the exit are represents our city and got this done in a strong collaboration with

think all the labor advocates know and people that we raised our minimum wage just and ourselves in the city of san francisco or just in oakland we would probably be golden state talent that belongs to where everybody lives and not as affordable to them as it is to those we're helping so mayor libby schaaf and along with the united health care workers started a process and emigrate hundreds of thousands of snatches set the minimum wage higher of $15 an hour tour the state of california in uniting all the cities with the labor unions and workforces and people good minded across the region we got the governors attendance and the state of california attendance such that a few months ago governor jerry brown signed the legislation to raise the states entire minimum wage for everyone for $15 an hour over a period of time those movements wouldn't happen unless we place the needs of working-class families that work hard to build that consensus i'm here to join in the celebration and here to say that i'm going to be working this weekend as well as in addition the celebrating but also acknowledge the

are represents our city and got this done in a strong collaboration with everyone and showed not only the cities around the bay area but the state of california if we got together and thought about people's lives what glosses the challenges every day we can get this done for them i think we're happy here to see the wages go up are rehappy yeah, we'll have more to celebrate in addition to, of course, the bitter of our nation and things we enjoy we picked this date it is a significant move and i also want to say that we know that our workforce all those people's here they are still an affordability gap so this is going to help people he you go that suggest that a lot of people are working two jobs to support their families we want to celebrate those moms we're all ushth together to help them but for alsolf and mayor libby schaaf of oakland that recognizes our workforce is more regional than ever do more than benefit the residents that work in our city and so we joined. >> today and cities that are committed along with cities like new york and seattle and los angeles and portland and the

we're still waiting in atlantic city. ld is very good at big announcements as we've seen on the campaign trail. we experienced in atlantic city where he was going to take that for a while. one of the world's greatest roller coaster, we're still waiting. the world's greatest yacht at trump marina, we're still waiting. you know, that repeated pattern that he has of frankly being fast and loose with the truth, not caring about the impact on small businesses, and it's obviously a great concern to me and to other people about atlantic city. >> thank you so much for being with us here today. and joining us now, chris alyssa, msnbc contributor and founder of the washington post and wall street journal, political editor jean cummings, she's trying to rebalance her campaign. she got through this speech and the focus on atlantic city, but there's a lot of attention obviously on jim comey going to the hill tomorrow. >> absolutely. look, andrea, i think what you saw was a very good and effective speech in which hillary clinton laid ou

and this sort of alert that goes out in the city, much as in new york or in any major city in the united states, should we come under attack, there are civil defense warnings, there are tweets that go out and facebook messages that go out. in some cases there are sirens which blare. in all cases they interrupt television programming to tell people that there is an attack, should such an unthinkable occurrence happen. that alarm has been sounded now in english for what they call when translated into english a mass attack. so a mass attack is the status of the casualty report from munich. there is a report as well that the main train station has now been evacuated while public transportation has been completed stopped throughout munich. so the public transportation system, the buses, the subways, everything has been shut down in munich. this is similar to what happened in new york city on the attacks of 9/11 out of an abundance of caution, transportation systems are shut down. here in new york, bridges and tunnels were eventually closed as well, so that if we were under attack, an attack b

and deal with issues of inequality in the city is critical and we're in support of that and the free city college campaign you know i have heard somebody say it was an idea whose time has come from an idea -- it was already here before. it's been here a long time and actually not just in california but also all around the country. i went to school for free when i first went to college in new york city and then had increases in tuition and we've seen this as a pattern that went on for years and we need to unravel that pattern and make it go back and a lot of people have been speaking about this. president obama talked about it, bernie sanders and hillary clinton have plans to make college affordable and the state of tennessee has plans and san diego has its plans and having city college -- having san francisco have its own plan that would be in its progressive tradition to make sure that we can get everyone to support and to go to college is critical. these proposals together mitigate against the growing inequality in the city and

with it come as a shock to people in the city? no, they y never did realize thth something like this could happen. my friend said that i was not surprised. in fact i think no one in munich thought this could happen. sarah: thank you very much. short while back a spokesman from the police spoke to the media. let's listen in to what he had to say. >> currently up to three suspects are involved. there are conflicting reports that up to three suspects are on the run. when someone with a rifle or machine that goes into a shopping center, it is a fight to presume the worst-case scenario. this at any rate is how we have been handling the situation. sarah: that was a police spokesman eking a short time ago. he has been monitoring the latest developments. what more do we know from the police? what do we know about the forced down there? >> they have mobilized massively right from the beginning. there is a number of police teams there and there is the federal holies often come to munich. they've come from the outside and there is the swat t

our time what is implied in past city planning, in past city building. of these design intentions was in 1947 and in larsen.y roy the interpretation of a plan, the carrying forward of its in the daily decisions of government, is at least as plan itself.the dedication by men of great sensibility and threats. he city planning commission is fortunate in having just such a man as chief of its land division, irving washerman. is the final decision balance to our continuity as to street, which includes any historic buildings and interesting buildings in this area. major focus is determined here dates st church, which back to 1727. martha washington, john adams, robert larst, and franklin worshipped here. greenway extends to the west, where an approach will be made to the oldest friends' meeting in philadelphia. franklin's grave and a final return of this pedestrian movement through the plaza of independence mall. we look forward to the future, we do so with confidence because of the work that has done, because of the support it has received, and because of the

the cities where the troops were posted. it was also in the city where the offices of the freedom's located.eau was an agency created by congress as the war ended. agency set up to aid the slaves and their transition from slavery to freedom. and they had offices across the south, all of them in towns and cities. also, they were northern missionaries. idealistic men and women who came south during and after the war to set up goals to teach the slaves how to read and write and how to achieve full potential after the war. to the former slaves in the postwar south, the cities seems to offer safety and opportunity. in contrast to the countryside, where white continued to dominate local affairs and continued to lord it over the free people. in the cities, the freed slaves could enjoy both freedom and real security, or so they thought. in the postwar months, free people flocked from the plantation to the cities, and methods was one of these magnets . the black population of memphis when the civil war began was about 4000. by the spring of 1866, i

in philadelphia. up next, it was that the city in the early 1960's with a film by the reynolds metal company in the american institute of architects. the film is a detailed report by a group of architects on plans to redevelop central philadelphia. ♪ >> philadelphia, one of the nation's oldest cities. today is the help of an area serving 4 million people --hub of an area serving 4 million people. many important pages of her history were written. now a new chapter is being written of a revolution in thattecture and planning exert an influence on the future. philadelphiay, suffered the problem of most of our major cities. through the years, rhythmic waves of expansion in activity created areas of blight which nawed deep into the metropolitan civilization. in an unprecedented liaison, architects and planners, business and civic leaders have joined with responsible government officials in a combined effort with a common goal, to present the resolution of total effort is a man that is played a leading role, the executive director of the philadelphia city planning commission and member of the american institute o

back out here live another look at city hall in center city. we heard of planned protesters happening here later and we'll check those things out. it's democracy at work and we ask anyone just do it in peaceful manner. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> all right bob thank you. >>> a quick mention, musician lenny kravitz on the stage doing his sound check right now. watch our digital newscast, every night from the democratic national convention and our coverage continues around the clock at 6abc.com. >> all right sara thank you. >>> in other news, former philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey will step into the political spotlight and is set to speak on police issues on behalf of the men and women in blue. a timely appearance because shooting deaths of law enforcement officers have spiked 78% in the first half of 2016 compared to last year. the data is out today. and they found more ambush style assaults like the ones that killed officers in dallas and baton rouge and death from firearms are still lower than previous decades. >>>

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this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so, same time next week? well, of course. >> good afternoon, everyone we welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors of tuesday, june 28, 2016, madam clerk call the roll. >>. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar

a suicide bomber in the city of jet that. bill neely joins us from london, what's the latest report, bill? >> good afternoon, reports just coming in. we at nbc news can't confirm any of this at a moment. witnesses are telling various news agencies that two explosions were heard near a mosque in the saudi arabian city of katif. one witness said the explosion destroyed a car parked near a mosque and another happened before 7:00. no one else was hurt. body parts seen on the street and so on. the highest concentration of sheer muslims in a country that is predominantly sunni. of course this follows the incident earlier this morning and jetta work the second city of saudi arabia where a suicide bomber got to within 30 feet of the walls of the u.s. consulate. he blew himself up after he was challenged by two security men and three bombs or devices were then in his car. no one in the consulate was hurt. and it's the first time in years that it has been targeted. as i say, reports coming through of another city and of another possible

dewpoint, 67 feels sticky in the city. most of the other areas, the dewpoint is down and feeling comfortable. the dewpoint is come down in the city, as well. the pressure holding steady. the winds are calm. the ocean temperature has heated up in the last 24 hours, went from 63 to 73. satellite and radar showing us nice and clear. it will be nice and clear, but the sunshine will heat it up for us. today, it's hot, humidity not bad. 8:00 a.m., 76. lunchtime, 85 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 89 and the high is 90 and we'll be sitting at that at 5:00 p.m. ocean water is feeling good, 82 in beach haven. 81 in ocean city. warmer on the delaware beaches, 81 in bethany beach. we have building heat in the plains where the heat index will feel like over 100 degrees. that's coming our way. dangerous heat heading our way for the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today we're in the process of heating up. doesn't feel too bad this morning, by the afternoon it's turning hot, high of 90 degrees. tomorrow it becomes more excessiv

city. and that you will help us when the morning dawns. for your presence this day in our city o god, we thank you. indeed, you are a very present help in trouble. from your presence, may we draw strength in the face of this tragedy that has struck us to the core. from your presence, may we draw courage to stand tall and face evil, from your presence, may we draw wisdom to not be led astray by the voices of division and hate. from your presence, may we draw comfort in healing for all the wounds inflicted on our bodies, our minds, our hearts, and our souls. >> may your presence remind us all that as was said, goodness is stronger than evil. love is stronger than hate. light is stronger than darkness, life is stronger than death. and let all god's people say -- >> amen. we are a city of many people, many cultures, many languages, and now, we invite monica alonzo to offer us a word. [ applause ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a city that is very diverse. [ speaking foreign language ] >> as we look at these aerial pictures, brief bit of expl

city. ocean temperature 73. eighty's in sea isle city and cape may. low to mid 80's down the coast in delaware. uv index running high so take precaution in that regard. 85 degrees by 2:00. eighty-six by four, coming down from the high of 87 in there. by 6:00 o'clock still pretty warm were you not all that humid. 84 degrees the temperature at 6:00. by 8:00, 77. seventy-two by ten. too bad phillies have all-star break off, it would be a nice night for baseball. 87 degrees, again for tomorrow but tomorrow there is a bit of the change. high pressure off the coast we will get more southerly component off the ocean, and i don't think we will cloud up, all that much, we will have some sun, a few more cloud tomorrow then today but the big change will be that slight rise in humidity. it will not be too bad. looking at dew point this afternoon at 4:00, you're looking at numbers in the 50's, again, when we get in the lower 60's that is when it begins to feel humid but as we advance this 24 hours, we can see how things change. when we get up to 61, in philadelphia

now making it off the coastline in atlantic city. e storms brought 65 miles an hour winds and in some areas hail so very heavy downpours. we can see how it kind of dissipated now that it's pushing through atlantic city and off the coast but we are watching for that to 12 especially in delaware at any point the first half of the day we could see he that or extreme south jersey. 59 in quakertown. the rest of us just dry and clear. 59 in pottstown. 64 in saint davids. 71 in center city. currently in new jersey it's 62 in browns mills, 66 in hammonton, 68 in woodbine, 67 in dover, delaware. the humidity way down there. the dewpoint are just in the 50's in philadelphia and the northeast so it feels very comfortable out there as you're heading out. let's take a look at the day ahead. by 7:00 a.m., 71 degrees. good amount of sunshine. by 10:00 a.m., comfortable, 75. by lunchtime, 83 with sunshine but still could see a shower in delaware. by 3:00 p.m., 85 degrees. our high is 86. we'll hit it at around 4 o'clock this afternoon so good looking

prior to secretary clinton's arrival here in atlantic city, presumptive nominee donald trump offered some thoughts on twitter. we have them for you to see. i'm sorry, i a popjoys, we lost our ability to read that out here in the philadelphia, we have a lot of things going on here. there is also some response from the republicans in new jersey that offer some of their thought which we have for you. we're going to have much more of our live coverage coming up at 5:00 this afternoon, she is expected to take the stage at 12:15. we have some of those local democrats already warming up, on very warm day. live in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks a lot, cleve. atlantic city in the spotlight tore another -- for another reason today. day six of at c trump taj ma. actually no sign the walk out will ends any time soon. no new talks on the schedule right now. union workers want health insurance and pension plans restored. benefits were terminated by the previous owners in 2014. current owner, carl icon, says he offered union workers help last week. >> this evening, d

in cape may county wildwood crest was runner up to ocean city. ll sound nice to me. >> absolutely. >>> up next, jeff skversky has sports including the first appearance of ben simmons as a sixers. >>> just in time for the fourth of july how a afghanistan war vet managed to free a trapped eagle when "action news" comes right back. alzheimer's means... so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (announcer) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine, liver, kidney, or bladder problems, and about medications they're taking. certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may

aware,e you're there always know latinos in atlantic city. e are a lot of black people there, but it has no significant latino population. i was in and out of his casinos all the time and i never saw many latino workers. i don't know where these thousands of latinos that are supposedly working for him have worked for him, but you would not be atlantic city. i don't know where else he ever employed thousands of people. the taj, for, example, which was at the time, you know, this -- he had this incredible downfall were his personal life, this is when he dumps his wife and children and goes with marla, the same time when he was on this fast track 1987, 19 88 -- 1988 was the disaster year -- or he makes one bad judgment after another. so he is trying to get the city of new york to support the building of the tallest skyscraper in the history of the country on the west side yards for nbc headquarters. and at the same time, he takes on the taj, which would be the largest casino in the history of the world. so he doesn't get the approvals from koch,

i think there would be a lot of problems for getting an officer in city hall and, to [inaudible] the supervisors because we really need this office in tune to our needs it we haven't been getting answered >>[timer >>[gavel] >>we are back in open session. and we have settled on the items is there a motion on whether or not todiscuss the items during closed session? >>to not disclose. >>i second. all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay >>is there any new business? >> good morning and welcome to special meeting of board of supervisors. today july 28, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> thank you. supervisor avalos. present. president breed, here. supervisor campos, present. have visor cohen, present. supervisor farrell, absent. supervisor kim, absent. supervisor mar, absent. supervisor peskin, present. have visor tang, appsent. supervisor wiener, present. supervisor yee, absent. madam present, you have a quorum >> thank you. please join us for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it s

in the minutes after this is a tack there were reports of violence in city center in munich. we have hadding new further on the matter -- i'm sorry? read it to me, please. bavarian broadcaster says numerous highways north of munich have been sealed off now. they're asking people to leave the highways near munich. they've been sealed off for a number of reasons, according to the information that i first got. the first information from authorities is they were asking to be -- asking that authorities -- that people clear the roads so they cook coo -- could get emergency services in and out. which makes sense. there is possible there's some sort of police action? it is. one of our correspondents, texted to me now that it appears that the two still pictures we have are of the same person. this is obvious to us. it appears that way to us as well. but we cannot confirm that because we don't have that information from authorities. i can show you these pictures and let you draw your own conclusion. i can look at them and say it looks like the same person. that's note not the same as k

here in new york city, the light show was atop the empire state building. ked out in red, white, and blue for the nation's 240th birthday. millions of americans use the freedom of a three-day weekend to get away. a record 1.2 million travelers passed through the los angeles airport. >>> america's troops received a unique tribute from major league baseball. for the first time, a big league game was played at a u.s. military base. miami scored 5-2 win over atlanta before a crowd of about 12,000 last night at ft. bragg in north carolina. service personnel and their families received free tickets. >>> some washington state firefighters have a new buddy. perhaps knowing that they protect his woodlands home, a friendly elk dropped by to say hello. they actually named him buttons. buttons earned a spot on the department's facebook page. why buttons is my question. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," renewed interest over the founding father alexander hamilton. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." be oudairy or artificial

he indicates he is interested in learning more about what is going on the city's. hunting us to luttrell, he was corresponding with albert patterson and keeping up very well with what was going on. i think he took a special interest in those letters. there are other correspondence like this. there are memos like the scattered throughout papers. either saying he had called her somebody had called and mentioned his name. he was the man whose house was firebombed. you see the name of point shepherd. that was the main kingpin in phenix city. the guy working for him who bombed the house, his name was tommy "dynamite" capps. each person had a specialty. there was a safecracker. tommy capps, i wish i had his mug shot. it's interesting. his long list of known activities. uy theywas there g called to blow things up. there were a lot of information like this scattered throughout. a lot of people were corresponding. a new a great deal about what was going on in phenix city. >> watch the entire program tonight starting at 7:00 eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3. c-

she was in atlantic city yesterday. some gop congressional leaders did not give a warm welcome to presumptive republican nominee donald trump in washington today. nbc news reports senator jeff blake had a tense exchange with trump for his incendiary comments about senator john mccain's war record. trump also met privately with former rival senator ted cruz, and cruz accepted trump's invitation to speak at the republican national convention in cleveland. another prominent republican and former presidential candidate is skipping the rnc in cleveland. a spokeswoman for marco rubio said he initially planned to attend but decided to focus his efforts on campaigning and meeting with voters in florida. >>> we know now how the dnc will impact philadelphia roadways. >> the secret service released a map of closures today. here it is for you, in the blue area, right around the wells fargo center is the main event area. truck traffic will be limited on a stretch of 95. but the schuylkill won't be affected. the roads in red will be c

in ocean city, i'm joanne pileggi fox 29 news. >>> tonight was your first chance to see firework in theity of philadelphia. hundreds of people lining the delaware river to watch the show at penn's landing now if you weren't able to make it tonight, there is an encore performance tomorrow night at nip 30:00. >>> and as you head out for the holiday weekend be sure to take fox 29 with you. download the fox 29 app from the i tunes or google play stores. it's got live radar and you can have alerts sent right to your phone. >>> trauma at a radnor nail salon much police say worker assaulted a woman while he was giving her a massage. tonight the suspect is behind bars in a delaware county jail. >> the police are asking any other victims to come forward. fox 29's shawnette wilson live at the nail salon where the alleged incident took place. shawnette? >> reporter: well, chris and dawn, no one working at the nail salon today wanted to comment but customers we talked to both on and off camera say they never had a problem with the suspect. in fact, tonight they are quiet shocked. >> i was just chec

and biked 65 miles ending in atlantic city. seven year-old skylar hunter the youngest cyclist to ever ride in the event. ride benefits irish pub children's foundation which raises money for local charities benefiting children as well as families of the fallen police officers and fire fighters. always a great event. >> yes, hot to be doing that today. >> certainly hot. >> but by comparison, comfortable. >> yeah, it really wasn't too bad. that is really, interesting to go say when we have temperatures in the 90's for so long, brian. >> yes. >> this is day four. it gets hotter on monday. we will show you what is going on with storm tracker six live double scan radar. it is dry. no issues with precipitation. outside to the action cam outside earlier today at university city. you can see some will folks taking cover get something shade at least as they are outside getting on the bench there feeding the birds and also some kids having some fun, as well, staying hydrated if you are outside early this evening. that heat continues, even

if that makes any sense, that one hot in the city, as we take a look out in old city.iful. scott promises it's going to be, karen, a perfect day for us to get out there and play poke'mon go maybe? >> apparently. that's what everyone is talking about. it is trending. of i just saw kathy orr say that's exactly what he's doing, going out there with her son and playing it right now. poke'mon go has now been downloaded more than seven and a half million times. it uses the phone's camera and gps to catch pokemon using august mentioned reality. but the game is bringing up security turns. for instance, two people in ohio are facing charges because they're accused of jumping in a a fence and breaking into a zoo in three dough to catch the pokemon characteristics. of in san diego. . three people discovered a body. officials suspect that it may have been a homeless person who died of natural causes. what kinds of concerns do we have? we have an attorney and cyber expert lisa garber here. good morning. >> good morning. >> any time with something new, we sort of freak out. what we'

at the coast in toms river 83, and 82 in atlantic city and lower 80s in sea isle city as well: here isessive heat warning. is it stays up until 6:00 this evening. the i-95 corridor and points north and west. and heat indexes in these locations make it feel like temperatures are close to the triple digits today. 95 to 100 on the out skirts of this excessive heat warning, something to track throughout the day. satellite 6 along with action radar shows you the showers and storms off to the west. these showers are essentially breaking out ahead of the main cold front off to the west and that is not poised to move through until saturday afternoon, some renegade showers popping up today. that is why the storm prediction sent put you at risk of the severe risk. montgomery and bucks and lancaster and reading and allentown and up through the poconos, the biggest threat is darthing winds and hail and localized heavy downpours. future tracker 6 showing you at 2:30 this afternoon showers breaking out east of philadelphia and continues until 5:00 this evening, from the poconos down to reading and l

the breeze out of the west/northwest. 79 in beach haven. 80 in atlantic city. 80 degrees in ocean city sunshine. less humid, rehoboth beach 81. bethany beach, 82 degrees. 70 degrees in delaware, feeling good, gray. >> do you have odd spaces in your home that seem to have no purpose, here's a clever idea you're kids are sure to love. >> reporter: lots of people have weird or awkward spaces in their homes they are not sure what to do with, like a dormer in the bedroom. it's going to be a book nook meet fun play area. here's what we're thinking. book ledges over here, fun seating in here and on this wall, magnetic paint. make it a whole magnetic wall. >> my brain might explode that's awesome. >> reporter: start by rolling magnetic paint on the wall like regular paint. you use it as a primer and go over it with the wall color paint it makes the entire wall magnetic. we're making our own book ledges. cut plywood and crew the three pieces together inserting the screws from the back so they are hidden. finally add a few fun touches and you're done. in a few hours we transformed this dormer fr

eighty-three in atlantic city and wildwood. dew points in the zero seven's down the shore, delaware. 77 degrees in dover. very humid. humidity has dropped north and west of the city. much nice inner allentown with a dew point of 57 right now in the mount pocono, 56, it all depend where you are. it is an impressive spread of dew point as cross the region. future weather shows us a quiet night tonight. tomorrow a different story. scattered showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. some could be locally heavy, all of the red shading here with the storms. they are not every where but anyone of these thunderstorms could produce local liz heavy downpours much like what we saw monday evening here in philadelphia and this will continue on and off throughout the overnight hours thursday night into friday morning and watch this, big batch of rain could miss us to the north but is there a chance that this moves further south, and certainly impacts us friday morning. that could slow you down here and heavy rain with that. even lingering shower

in this measure. hopefully, the city won't have to fund this in the future because we will be will to make higher education free and affordable again. for everyone. but, thank you to my colleagues. i'm excited again to make san francisco the first city in the country don't make a community college free again for all the residents regardless of age and income over any type of gpa prerequisite and ask for your support today >> thank you supervisor kim seeing no other names on the roster also a quickly before we moved to a vote, thank you so much for bringing this forward. i know that a lot of folks i grew up with in san francisco the first opportunity they had for higher education with city college. i don't know where many in our community would be had it not been for this incredible institution. this is definitely away with all the challenges that existed with city college recently, a way to protect it and make sure the city is putting its money where its mouth is and that is supporting our higher education workforce and also, just keeping in mind that making sure that folks have access to good education, a

. ♪ john: spontaneous humor abounding in atlantic city. lcome to another day of campaign combat in the presidential race. this afternoon, hillary clinton staged a rally beneath the faded sign of trump plaza, one of hit donald trump's shuttered casinos in atlantic city, where she laid out a case against his business record. later tonight, donald trump has a campaign. we will talk about both of those events throughout the show. first, a lot of focus has turned to the republican nominee's response to the fbi's response yesterday over not recommending action against hillary clinton. and director james comey's takedown of clinton's probity regarding practices. both put out videos featuring comey, and the quickest action to come out of congress in many years. comey is called to the committee tomorrow. and then loretta lynch will do the same. today, house speaker paul ryan went so far as to say that clinton should be banned from the national security briefing that presidential nominees traditionally receive when they become their party's standardb

feels like temperature in the city 95 at the moment. ninety-four is what it feels like in wilmington. lets talk about future weather and time out these showers and storms. if you have travel plans down the shore after work on friday air just thinking about how you will battle that normal friday traffic in the summertime, we will see scotterd showers and storms popping up. 2:00 p.m. burlington county, ocean county once again. as we go in the afternoon showers and storms could pop up anywhere. some could have locally heavy rainfall this particular model wants to put a shower over philadelphia at 7:00 o'clock. probably not in that exact location tomorrow the at 7:00 but there is a chance many spots in our area could see a heavy thunderstorm tomorrow. saturday starts off with cloud cover, cloud keep temperatures slightly lower in the lower 90's but slight thely lower early saturday and another round have showers and storms begins to form saturday afternoon. it behind these storms we will start to feel difference, and temperatures and humidit