jamison warns that these rip currents will be around this weekend and they can easily turn a fun dip in the ocean into a unpleasant even dangerous situation, so again, people are urged to be extra careful, again, not the best beach mornings, however, fourth of july and fit clears up later this afternoon people might be coming up, beach patrol is just warning people to pay attention, listen to the life guards and also stay in the more shallow areas of the ocean not to go out too far. >> good warning with all of those rip currents, thanks very much. >>> storm damage clean up is underway in chester county this morning. last night's storm brought down several trees, strong wind are blamed for a house fire, in fact, now, we have two power lines together and lit a home on fire. luckily fire fighters put that fire out before it got too big. despite storm damage, no one was hurt. >>> neighbors in northeast philadelphia are wondering how long it will take them to clean the mess up from last night's storms. on newtown avenue a tree snapped in half damaging part of the porch roof and a fence on

mark jamison with the ocean city beach patrol says there are three ways to spot a rip current.or one you'll notice discolored water flowing against the the grain of the ocean. you may see a flat spot or a slick end oily spot to look at. the lastly a white foam which is an indication that the the water is going out to sea. jamison warns that these rip currents can easily produce injuries. >> when there is increased storm surge, increased chance of head injury. you might want to go out and ride waves but with the storm surge they will break in shallow water. we will have a flash rips where water comes up and pulls out with the storm surge. >> we have talk to parents yesterday on the beach and they say they will be listening to life guards this weekend and if they are advised to stay out of the water they will follow those instructions as they do not want to take any chances. the these warnings come just days after a 14 year-old boy was violently suck under water in a rip current. and then we heard news yesterday thates were will an alligator and doesn't turnout quite as he planne

mark jamison with the ocean city beach patrol says there are three ways to spot a rip current. for one you'll notice discolored water flowing against the grain of the ocean. you may see a flat spot with a slick, oily look to it. there could be a white foam which is an indication that the the water is going out to sea. jamison warns these rip currents will be around this weekend and they will be turning a fun dip in the ocean into a very unpleasant, even dangerous situation. >> find ago lot on beaches with jetties and pipes and natural manmade structures that causes a hole. that the water exits out of the hole. if you go the two beach without a jetty or a pipe it will create a depth spot inside a sandbar and that is where it will exit. >> reporter: we spoke to parents out here the on the beach yesterday. they say they will be listening to life guards this weekend and if they are advised to stay out of the water, they will certainly follow those instructions. they do in the want to take any chances. the these warnings come just days after a 14 year-old boy was violently suck unde

north of the region in bucks county you see the showers and storms pressing to jamison.hey are moving at 15 miles-an-hour. areas that they affect. 529 ric529 richborough. they will be in it woodhill at 5:26. and tracking the northern western suburbs at i-78. also route 222 and fleetwood. reading and berks county are tracking the showers and storms. they are strong in the sense we are picking up a lot of rain in a short period of time. we are picking up 2 inches of rain. if you close to fleetwood you are finding the storms for you. and a 2-inch rate band in reading as well. we have a thunderstorm watch that is posted in our region. we have a flood advisory that stays up until 8:45 in the evening. as you get the thunderstorms moving through they train or move over a particular area in it a short amount of time. we have an issue with the poor drainage areas down to chadds ford and doylestown and lands dale. anlansdale. 94 in city. feeling lie 95 in wilmington. as you move north and west we are picking up rain and cool air. 78 in allentown. 78 in reading. here is the double

mark jamison with the ocean city beach patrol.this colored water flowing begins the grain of the ocean. you may see a flat spot with a slick, oily look to it. lastly there could be a white foam which is an indication that the water is going out to see. jamison warns that these rip currents will be around this weekend and continue a fun in the ocean into a dangerous situation. people we talk to yesterday said they will not be taking any chances. >> if i was out there, it would be scary if i was knock over. >> life guards say don't go in the water, we're not going in the the water. because waves are bigger people are entice todd venture out. that is not a good idea. people not familiar with rip currents they could be a hid endanger that you don't realize until it is too late. also just because it will be sunny on saturday and sunday does not mean that the threat of rip currents is gone. they will be lingering all weekend so you are urged to listen to the life guards and disa in the shallow areas of the ocean. >> good advice, thanks

with the storm coming mark jamison with the ocean city beach patrol says the rip currents run further into the ocean making the more dangerous. >> when there's increased storm surge, there's increased chance of head injury. you might want to go out and ride waves in these shallow break but with the storm surge they'll break in shallow water and also going tough what we call flash rips where the water comes up and pulls you out with the storm surge. >>> he says there are three general ways to spot a rip current. he says you'll notice discolored water foaming again the grain of the ocean. you may also see a flat spot with a slick to oily look to it. a section of what looks like white foam is another sign the water is going out to sea. >> you'll find them a lot on beaches where there's jetties or pipes there's natural manmade structures that call hole. that water naturally exits out to that hole. if you go to beach there's not a jetty or spot it will create a depth side inside a sand bar and exit. >> last sunday a current swept away a 14 year old boy swimming at the ninth street beach in

storm has produced severe winds, heading towards glasgow in delaware and windy hills at 5:34 and jamison's:34. and elmersdorf. and this has gun to flair up. the sinking spring at 5:05 and why missing at 5:11. as we look at the numbers, 88 in dover and philadelphia and 81 in allentown and cooler at the shore, the sea breeze in the mid to upper 70s. as we look at the radar it's still humid as we await the cold front from the west. you'll notice the frames, the little red dots popping up and we'll monitor those and watch those, still a few of them around the region, we have the solid squall line that we are tracking yesterday as it pushes to the east. at 8:30, we are developing one of those lines, wilmington to trenton, while a secondary line at midnight, firing up in philadelphia, it could be an unsettled night address we drive the air to the north. as i high pressure comes in, we clear to the north and a scattered shower and 67 degrees. if you are going to be at the shore tomorrow, a lot of clouds and limited sunshine and a spotty shower and by 3:00, 81 with the ocean temperature at 63 degr

here in jamison, a tree leaning and wires near rushlin road stay there to get around the neshaminy golfourse. there is no shortage of traffic in either direction, 40 minutes any way. ideally that is a 14 minute drive, stacking to the blue route northbound, to the poconos. heading somewhere this long holiday weekend. >> more "action news" at 4:00, >>> meteorologist, adam joseph now, there is a lot going on and not just fireworks celebrations. >> it's dry and low humidity, but a bump in the road tonight and tomorrow. as we look at double scan live, we are awaiting a line of severe thunderstorms. that will approach in the next hour and i-95 between the 7:00 and 9:00 hour. 97 in philadelphia, down from 103 and 100 in wilmington and 93 in the lehigh valley, it feels like only 75 in beach haven, 80 degrees in sea isle city, a nice beach day down there, feeling cooler with the wind off the atlanticic, is it stretches to new york state and pushes south of central pennsylvania along the eastern part of the appalachian mountains and as far east as washington with a severe thunderstorm watch in ou

it is so obvious that j jonas jamison is behind this. spider-man saved a family from farm. that family was trying to give him money. spider-man was like, no, i don't want your money. the cops noticed and came over and started hassling spidey and he tried to defend himself without hurting them and then somebody takes the video and the daily bugel publishes it. they say they found a little cocaine in spidey's pocket. it is obviously not cocaine, but it is what is left of o a -- of aka sandman. what was your question? >> i don't even know. i blame the tourists. you know why i blame the tourists? they look at this like an experience in new york. if they come -- if they come -- okay. tourists, if they come here -- what is with you? >> all of a sudden i have nothing to say. you. >> it is like -- >> it is like magic. >> tourists don't mind being felt up especially if you are male. but they are saying you won't believe -- they say you won't believe what happened to me in new york. a guy dressed like spider-man grabbed my butt. >> well when i was 12 my mother had me pose with a nake

we're going to be hearing more from cathleen hal jamison. and they are team. my mother was killed on september 11, 2001. it was a bit of a different day for me and the other members, many of whom are here in the room. my mother was lost. janice ashley's mother is here. abraham scott who lost his wife is here. and for us the 9/11 commission report was a bit of an end of the journey, not just the beginning. for the members in the room, their journey started in early 20 2003. but for 911 families our journey started much sooner. i remember distinctly. i have a thing for dates. so it was january 30, 2002. and where he -- i was returning home to boston from d.c. we'd been fighting or i should say nicely, advocating on behalf of other family members with some lawmakers about issues relate to the victim compensation fund. and i was reading an article in the newspaper on the flight home. and the article said that president bush wanted to only have investigation into the intelligence failures surrounded 911, and not anything else. and i thought, i was just an average o

with the storm coming mark jamison with the ocean city beach patrol says the rip currents run furtherthe ocean making it more dangerous. when there's increased storm surge, there's increased chance of head injury. you might want to go out and ride waves in these shall hoe breaks but with the storm surge they'll break in shallow water and we'll have what we call flash rips where the water comes up and pulls out with a storm surge. >> he says there are three general ways to spot a rip current. he says you'll notice discolored water flowing against the grain of the ocean. you may also see a flat spot with a slick to oily look to it. a section of what looks like white foam is another sipe the water is going out to sea. >> you'll find them a lot on beaches where there's jetties or pipes. there's natural manmade structures that cause a little hole. that water naturally exits out through that hole f you go to a beach where there's not a jetty or a pipe it will create a depth inside a sand bar and exit. >> last sunday a current swept away a boy in ocean city. they found cory hammond's body th

for example, the medic, jamison linskog who ran down a mountain side in a hail of gunfire to save his as -- his buddies and apologized for dying. you can't tell those from the arm chair, you have to be there. >> woodruff: we'll show our viewers a piece of the film right now. >> over here sch! what is this? rbg. oh, my god. that thing is straight out of china, like yesterday. >> how did it come out of china? that thing is brand-spanking new. >> i'm down here and the platoon can't get to the building. keep finding more ammunition and mortar pieces and stuff. >> what does that look like? 67 rpgs, probably eight mortars, a couple boxes of fuses. >> definitely caught them by surprise. (sound of explosions) >> hey. what's up? keep your eyes on the bridge at your 11. (sound of explosions) >> woodruff: there were many more unnerving scenes like this one in the film. did you change the way you did your reporting because your son was with you? >> no, because i wanted him to learn the way i did things, and it was definitely an apprenticeship. i did try to keep him between the point of gunfire, m

. >> with power storm mapping to wreak havoc on the holiday weekend mark jamison it's smart to only stay in the hal slow end until arthur moves on. they've seen two to 3 feet increase in their waves today. and expect to see biggest swell spike tomorrow afternoon. >> we'll be open if there's people here we'll keep you at a safe depth as we see fit for the water conditions. >> reporter: so many children up and down the shore parents say they'll be keep full a watchful ooh op their kids. >> it's just scary because i mean it will be bigger waves and you really have to be watching your kids even though the lifeguards are. >> reporter: lifeguards will be back on duty tomorrow until 8:00 o'clock at night as well as saturday. that is weekend deal here in ocean city. although the conditions might not be very favorable. coming up at sick well tell you how you can spot a rip current and where they are most often found in the ocean. lucy? >> talk to you then, drew. we're not taking a direct hit from arthur, but if you're at the shore you're definitely going to feel the impact of the season's first h

this is jamison's. as in the irish whiskey in the small container. that is a cappuccino flavor. will open up the discussion. we want to ask you what you think. how the industry should be regulated. here is how to join the conversation. if you are in e-cigarette smoker or user, a special line for you. we're taking her comments at facebook.com/c-span and using the twitter #. we certainly will check that. we are joined for the next hour a reporter who covers the tobacco industry for the associated press and joins us from richmond. richmond. thanks for being with us. >> glad to be here. saw part of a hearing that dealt a lot with the targeting e-cigarettesg of towards children and teenagers in particular. there?h truth is what is moan about how the industry is -- what is known about how the indusry is terms of marketing campaigns? >> i think it is difficult to industry would be marketing directly towards children or teens. i think that what some of the things that are definitely senateaised in that hearing did raise concerns among howe at the hearing about those are being marketed.

we'll hear from kat line hall jamison and the team. we thank them very much for the support. without them we simply could not have made this report happen. thank you very much to the annanberg policy center. i'm going to take my bpc hat off just for a second. as many of you know, my mother was killed on september 11th, 2001. so 10 years ago today was a bit of a different day for me and the other 9/11 members many of whom are in the room. my mother was lost. janice's mother is here. abraham scott who lost his wife is here. for us the 9/11 commission report was a bit of the end of a journey, not just the beginning. for the members the journey started in '93 but for others sooner. i have a thing for dates so january 30th, 1992, i was returning home from boston to d.c. we had been fighting or i should say fighting -- i should say nicely advocating on behalf of other family members with lawmakers about issues related to the victim compensation fund. i was reading an article in the newspaper on the flight home. the article said president bush wanted to only have investigation into

we'll hear from kat line hall jamison and the team. we thank them very much for the support. without them we simply could not have made this report happen. thank you very much to the annanberg policy center. i'm going to take my bpc hat off just for a second. as many of you know, my mother was killed on september 11th, 2001. so 10 years ago today was a bit of a different day for me and the other 9/11 members many of whom are in the room. my mother was lost. janice's mother is here. abraham scott who lost his wife is here. for us the 9/11 commission report was a bit of the end of a journey, not just the beginning.