there was a tractor-trailer that overturned overnight by 8a jamesburg. so the two right truck lanes remain closed as they clean things up there and in camden county, just a little bit foggy and starting to get a little bit slow along 42. at this point. could be worse. >> thank you matt. >>> philadelphia public schools have decided to throw in the towel before the heat reaches extremes this afternoon. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at roxborough high school to continue our weather coverage. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right, it's going to be another hot one today and students here at roxborough high school are going to be among those philadelphia students heading home early. and if today happens to be your graduation day you're going to want to check with your school to see if this early dismissal affects your ceremony its an early dismissal for all school district of philadelphia schools. administrators made the decision to send students home at noon today based on excessive heat. there are a number of graduation ceremonies sched

grove and on the new jersey turnpike a truck flipped over northbound overnight near exit 8a for jamesburgof the truck lanes, the two right lanes are still closed there. in princeton watch out for a water main break this morning blocking the northbound lanes of 206 near mountain avenue. harrison street gets you around that and in camden county a couple work zones along 130 northbound and 295 southbound go for the next hour. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> now as karen mentioned the mercury is expected to rise higher than yesterday and it's already having an philadelphia schools. katherine scott is live at roxborough. a lot of parents have to get a plan for afternoon today katherine. >> reporter: that's right, tam. another steamy day ahead and philadelphia's schools including here at roxborough high school are getting out early today. people have been dealing with the heat. some have also seen some pretty fierce storms and flooding and we could see more storms later on at a. >> this is the first time i've seen it happen that fast. >> reporter: last night flash flooding after 4-inches of r

it's a crash on the new jersey turnpike northbound near exit 8a for jamesburg that's blocking the twond in princeton there's a water main break this morning northbound near mountain avenue blocking the lanes of 206. stick with harrison street to get around that. you see the fog here at our good buddy ben the ben franklin bridge. speed restrictions are up on some bridges here at the ben so far aside from the fog we're looking okay. matt. >> thanks, matt. >>> the texas rangers are investigating that incident at a pool party where a white police officer is seen pushing a black teenaged girl to the ground. it happened in mckinney on june 5th sparking outrage and leading to the officer eric casebolt to resign. the district attorney requested the rangers to conduct the outside investigation hoping it will add a layer of transparency. >> some community members in stabbed craig want punitive action against a sheriff's deputy. the deputy tased a teenaged boy but police are saying it was warranted. a rally was held last night claiming the deputy used excessive force. cell phone video captured p

north jersey watch out they're investigating an overturned truck from the overnight hours near 8a jamesburgo right truck lanes are blocked there and in princeton there's a water main break blocking the northbound lanes of 206 this morning near mountain avenue. harrison street gets you around that. >> thank you matt. >>> philadelphia public schools have decided to throw in the towel before the heat reaches extremes this afternoon. "action news" reporter katherine scott live at roxborough high school to continue our weather coverage. katherine. >> reporter: matt, it's going to be another hot humid day today and students here at roxborough high school are going to be among those heading home early. if today happens to be your graduation day you'll want to check with your school to see if this early dismissal affects you. an early dismissal for all philadelphia school district schools. administrators made the decision to send students home at noon today based on excessive heat. there are a number of graduation ceremonies scheduled. those schools have the option to remain opened. just check with

now, this is a little farther north it's in monroe township but southbound past jamesburg exit 8a watchne blocked and the outer lanes on the turnpike. your area bridges for the most part traveling in and out of the city, you're looking pretty good. this is the ben franklin bridge and we're seeing that westbound traffic come in. some low clouds in spots here or there with some of the showers that moved through but not looking bad dave. >> a couple showers on storm tracker six live double scan this morning. some skirting the jersey coast, others in central south jersey all moving toward the northeast. wrightstown saying goodbye to one of those pretty quicking. because of the rain we had yesterday and a little bit more today we are expecting low pollen counts so that's one positive out of having some unsettled weather. we do expect that pollen to rise as the humidity rises and as things get a little more toasty and unsettled around here later in the week. for today 73 by 9 o'clock, 81 by noon, 86 is your high at 3 o'clock. it is going to still be humid today with humidity falling off later

they're investigating an overturned tractor-trailer near 8a jamesburg and they have a couple of the trucklocked. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> now as karen mentioned the mercury is expected to rise even higher than yesterday and that's already having an impact when it comes to philadelphia schools. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in roxborough and she'll tell you what it means. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. another steamy day ahead. philadelphia public schools like roxborough high school where we are are letting out early today due to the heat many people across the area have been dealing with this hot weather and in some spots they've also seen some fierce storms and flooding. more storms could be expected later on today. >> this is the first time i've seen it happen that fast. >> reporter: last night the waters quickly swelled. flash flooding after 4-inches of rain fell in some parts of bethlehem. easton avenue at willow park road was under water surrounding the keystone pub. >> within 15 minutes it flooded pretty quickly. >> reporter: the hope house a

this is the point that justice jamesburg touched on -- justice jamesburg test on. they have to interpret and make a decision on where they want to plead the five years or risk the mandatory minimum of 15. your guidelines say a lot, but i got one of the insecure guidelines say is that you should prosecute the maximum extent that you can, right? you should charge the maximum if you charge and the prosecutors go in and say, look, i could charge you this much or i could add discharge to what i got and you face 15 years and the defense comes and says, all right, let me see if we are guilty of that. he will read that and have no idea if they are covered by it or not. that is exaggerating. >> it is an exaggeration. >> not enough of an idea to risk an extra 10 years for their clients. >> they are not charges in the same way that the criminal charge brought an indictment. typically, criminal history is not assembled until after the defendant has picked guilty and report is being prepared. at that point, the parties are more aware of what the defendant might be exposed to th

up at creek road if you would normally use that ramp and on the new jersey turnpike northbound by jamesburgr-trailer accident from the overnight. right lane of the truck lanes still blocked. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> now let's go out and take a live look in cap may. somebody out there enjoying a walk on the beach and frolicly. let's go over to karen rogers. is it a good day to be by the beach because here it's really hot and sticky. >> that's right, the heat and humidity we're really churning it up out here. currently we have fog and it's 75 degrees i want to show you the risk as assess. dusty thunderstorms later and we'll get tour reg downpours with any one of these storms that develop and strong winds. we could have up to 60 miles an hour winds. we're watching for that in the early afternoon hours. let's check out your forecast. it's the humid with a high 91. we saw a little sprinkle earlier this morning but the storms really come right after lunchtime a gusty thunderstorm scattered through the area. tomorrow is less hume and dry during the. wednesday night into thursday another rounds