the sky way connects newark and jersey city, owned by the state of new jersey. authorities investigating whether that funding violates security law. >>> really touching message from philly fans, for tony gywnn, jr., what had the stadium up on their feet. >> and little girl trying her hardest to keep something from her mommy. what is it? i'll have it coming up in the >> this this woman under arrest, forcing her children to fight other kids. tamika gross turned herself into police internal affair, charged with endangering children and simple assault. investigators say, on several occasions, between january of 2012, and october of 2013, gross accompanied, encouraged, even participated an all the err cases between her children, and other kids. in one incident, investigators say, gross watched her daughter fight another girl, then started throwing punches herself. >> kind of thug i shall behavior. just unacceptable. it happened on more than one occasion. she not only encourages a child to fight, she participated in the fight. >>> commissioner ramsey went onto tell fo

> tense moments during an annual fundraiser will tell you nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. snoop. >> >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday june 16 here's what's happening. >> septa's regional rails are running again. we have more on how president obama intervened and why the contract dispute is far from over. >> a house erupts in flames in south jersey and investigators are calling it suspicious. >> labron james and the miami heat no longer tops in the nba. the spurs a made it look easy. >> let's go over to karen rogers, she has accuweather and matt pellman is looking at traffic. good morning to both of you. >> report

and then there's this man nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> welcome back, everybody, 5:11, almost 5:12 friday morning. sky 6 looking at the peco building. a lot of people complain about this part of the country because we have no spring. last year we got spring in the bonus round. low humidity, beautiful temperatures, sunny skies. >> we had a bonus winter. >> reporter: we feel like we have a bonus with walter perez here. happy friday, if you're heading out in the burbs here's the suburban traffic report starting in bucks county, route 1, highland avenue, southbound go the tail lights toward the pennsylvania turnpike. no ov

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nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >>> marine biologist and lifeguards monitoring the beaches of the state park in delaware today after a boy was bitten by a shark, he was treated for gashes on his forearm, he was standing in five feet of water when the shark attacked him. chad pradelli has more. >> reporter: the shark attack happened at 5:00 p.m. yes

jersey and ultimately commuter tolls yet the pulaski sky way runs between newark, new jersey, and jersey citynot between new york and new jersey. the american automobile association aaa says that makes it a new jersey project that should not be funded by the port authority and new york drivers. >> this is a jersey project. new yorkers shouldn't pay for it and there are plenty of things that need to be done on the facilities at the port authority owns and operates without spending who knows how many hundreds of millions of dollars on this facility. >> reporter: new york times is reporting that the manhattan district attorney and the federal securities and exchange commission are investigating if new jersey governor chris christie's office got the port authority to pay for the pulaski sky way repairs by having former deputy executive director bill baroni have the port authority claim the sky way leads to the lincoln tunnel. this might violate security law. the port authority responded stating in part, the pulaski sky way agreement was analyzed and negotiated by lawyers on all sides. separately

administration paid for a billion-dollar repair of the pulaski skyway bridge that connects newark and jersey city. the investigation reportedly deals with whether the funding was misrepresented in bond documents by the port authority of new york and new jersey, and if possible, misrepresentations amount to securities law violations. all sides declined to comment tonight. christie's administration is already embroiled in a criminal probe over the lane closures at the george washington bridge. >>> more problems tonight for neighbors in the southwest philadelphia community. a water main break over the weekend is still causing issues. and some tell us they now have no gas service either. nbc 10 in the 1700 block of south udal street tonight. on saturday, a 12 inch main broke sending thousands of gallons of water into the street. tonight, people who live here tell us some of that water got into their gas lines, too. we reached out to pgw. they say 700 homes have no gas service at this time. and about 45 of those homes have damage to their gas lines. samuel morrison says he and his neighbors need help.

administration paid for a billion dollar repair of the pulaski skyway bridge connecting newark and jersey city the report says the feds are looking at whether the funding broke the law by misrepresenting bond documents from the port authority of new york and new jersey. all sides have declined comment. christie's administration is being investigated for lane closures at the george washington bridge. >>> five minutes after 5:00 now. from our delaware bureau, struggling casinos find out if they'll get a financial boost from delaware lawmakers. state lawmakers will vote on a relief package today. the senate was supposed to take a vote last night but they had to iron out last-minute issues. the casino is hoping that the state will slash the amount of revenue they take from the casinos every year, staying that out-of-state competition is herring them. the gaming houses say they will have trouble staying open if they do not reduce the revenue they take. >>> now first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> much more humidity, low during the day yesterday but steamier this morning. even thou

i'm focused on moving hoboken ahead and excited to be working with jersey city and this is a plan thatnd getting something as quickly as possible. >> one thing that was striking to people is even as you were making allegations, you were talking about the things chris christie had done as governor. you had i political alliance and you worked closely with all of this. i wonder now after the past five months and after they have taken shots at you and you made allegations against them. what is your assessment right now? chris christie as a leader and a person. >> one thing i will say is i will always be thankful to the help his administration gave in the hospital. that was one of the biggest challenges we had and the administration played a in helping us. there were more things, but that was a major challenge and i will always appreciate that. >> if you had the chance, he wanted to talk to you, you wanted to talk to him, what would you say? >> i would say that i am thankful that our administrations are working and i am committed to working forward and just last week i had a great meeting w

search crews take to the water in ocean city, new jersey to search for a missing four year-old boy. fox 29's jennifer joyce joins us live from ocean city. we understand it may have been a rip current that took that boy out to sea and that is last we saw of it, jennifer. >> reporter: that is what we are hearing. we are live at ninth street beach, you can see, two police cruisers are here, and it looks like just one is here on the beach here behind me. we are waiting for coastguard to live out here this morning to resume the search for this 14 year-old girl who is hanging out with friends when the group got swept up by rip currents, everyone managed to swim to shore except the 14 year-old boy. viewer sent a photo of coastguard crews as several boats took to the water searching who went missing sometime before 7:00 last night. we are hearing that police and fire along with witnesses on the beach, stepped into assist in the search. crews stopped searching sometime after dark. again, the search this morning, expected to resume, possibly around 5:30, we also talked to a man who was walking

nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> it is friday the 13th, are you superstition, or are you not worried? >> if you experience cell phone problems today, might want to blame it on the fum moon, sorry, on the sun. the sun has three major players over the last few days. nasa says the flares burst of radiation on the sun's surface could knock out gps, communication signals. nicole, i know you are a superstitious kind of gal? >> i am a little superstition, but i have to tell you 13 is my favorite number. >> ironic twist there. >> still skipping out on the cracks in the side walks, still won't open umbrellas indoors, may need

city are gray haired and fixed incomes. it's not the las vegas of the east coast and we're seeing a dellane unless we have new industry coming into will also in new jersey overall -- atlantic city, in new jersey overall we'll watch a downward spiral. >> remember the four states that have the exception are oregon, nevada, montana and delaware. we have gambling in pennsylvania, delaware, you're talking about competition right across the border, that as you canned away the reserve -- as you canned away the revenue >> welcome back to inside story, thenears for the pennsylvania and new jersey budgets july 1 for both. we have not much concensus on either. governor corbett is counting on a budget $380 million on the sale of the state stores to privatize them. everybody three out of four shaking their heads like that's never going to happen. we have a 100 million-dollar deficit we have to deal. will this go down to the wire that folks will be hurt again and hurt parts of the state more than other parts. >> governor has no taxes on the shale companies. there's a move on the republican parties to impose that tax, i would believe he would veto it. youthe funny thi

nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distantmr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> happening now on "action news," thunderstorms moving out of the region right now on storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. see how the gusty winds and lightning strikes left their mark. >> a church treasure ends up in the wrong hands. what police are doing to help the congregation get it back. >> city council takes up a measure to ease marijuana penalties, but the bill faces trouble ahead. >> good morning, 6:30, june 19, heavy storms woke us up, they are out of here for the moment. karen rogers has that, and matt pellman isic at that ago look at the roads. good morning. -- is taking a look at

and the latest numbers, the suburbs 72, 75 in coatesville. 79 in chester and center city and new jerseyand 73 surf city. 78 in woodbine. if you are at the beach in sea isle city it is beautiful. and dover, delaware 75 degrees. off to a good start. the humidity when you are below 60 it feels comfortable. the dewpoints are in the 40s through much of the morning, nice and comfortable. humidity just way down from yesterday. you can really enjoy the last day of spring, it certainly feels like spring. seek mostly sunny -- seek mostly sunny sky and high of 84. and tomorrow summer arrivals, the summer solstice and the sun's direct rays are facing the tropic of cancer. and it is the longest day and shortest night and the sun at its strongest. the first day no summer-like and details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and talking about that for the weekend in a minute. >> see you back inside, thank you. and remember, keep track of the accuweather forecast any time by downloading the free app. and it gives you will weather aler alerts. >>> and investigating an accident between one of

into how christie's office paid the billion dollar bill to repair the pulaski skyway.a bridge from jersey city to newark. an annonymous source tells the associated press that the investigation centers on bonds through the port authority of new york and new jersey.which provided money for those bridge repairs. this is a story that will develop through the morning.we'll update you when new information comes in. police in some medical marijuana states say they are thinking twice about seizing and destroying illegal pot plants because they could be sued for damages if the marijuana dies on their watch. look like a warm conditions are expected early next week. >>mark:departments from colorado and washington state to california and hawaii are sometimes improvising to avoid liability. police say they either forgo taking plants altogether or collect samples and take photographs to use as evidence. departments have been sued over pot that has wilted, sometimes for hundreds of thousands of dollars to replace dead plants. in bay area news. an unusual story about a cat stuck in a car. and the couple now b

. >> reporter: this follows a similar program in other new jersey cities. organizers say that effort was a success. >> we saw double-digit reductions in unsafe behavior. the. >> reporter: program here starts july 1st and will include a crack down by police on speeders and pedestrians who don't follow the rules. for paul it's a crucial part of his mission to save lives. >> i didn't want to have other families go through what i went through. >> reporter: ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> next, held without bail. >> the elderly local man with a connection to a dark time in history and how his alleged past may have caught up with him years later. >>> also, the secret is out. nbc 10 has obtained details of an investigation about local police officers suing their colleagues and pocketing some big payouts. sheena? >>> it is the hottest day so far. we still have a heat advisory for the rest of the afternoon. for tonight, we're tracking some possibly strong storms. we will talk about the timing of that coming up. >>> the search for a suspect. police release this video

for "this week," ron claiborne, for abc news, jersey city, new jersey. >>> let's bring in our expertsw those statistics that ron claiborne talked about. the chamber of commerce saying that this will cost about $50 billion a year. but paul krugman has pointed out that that's a relatively small fraction of the size of the economy and average household income. >> well, what we're seeing policies that reach deep into every sector, we talked about a set of policies, the third in a series that has really designed to drive out low-cost electricity and replace it with higher cost, more expensive and less reliable electricity. so, we've heard about flexibility from the president and the administration. but what they're reviewing are cop and trade programs. california, their electricity is 45% higher than the average electricity rate in the country. and new england, 36% higher. >> the question is, is it worth the cost? >> it is. actually, our analysis shows that this could be done efficiently. one of the major ways to make this work is to invest in energy efficiency which will save the consumer

and actor ricky goldin show us his eclectic jersey city home. first, we're with chrissy teigen and john legend in their east village apartment. -let's go in the kitchen. -yeah. that's where the real magic happens. my cooking. [theme music] -today i'm coming to you from a breathtaking apartment on manhattan's upper east side. this sun-filled duplex apartment blends townhouse style spaciousness with all the amenities of a full service white-glove condo.

jersey, it's a bistate agency. it sells bonds -- here's where it gets interesting -- sells bonds, gives new york city and new jerseyunds to, essentially, do infrastructure projects around certain industries. the ports -- liz: the gw bridge. >> the bridges that connect new york to new jersey, the airports. anything that has a new the polaskiork link. skyway. and that's what happened here. the use of these funds was for what is generally perceived a lot of people as the polaski skyway, and that has opened up a new york district attorney investigation, cyrus vance's office, as well as a sec investigation because what's happened here is when you sell bonds to investors, investors think they're financing projects for the port authority to make the port authority better, more healthy. thus, their bonds will get paid. if that money is diverted to fund the state, that's a potential misuse of funds, and that's where this thing could get really tricky for chris christie. i think he's never going to run for president. i think that this thing is worse than bridgegate because there's potential for securities fraud here. not say

sky way connects newark and jersey city, owned by the state of new jersey.horities are investigating whether the funding violates security flaws. >>> pope makes pit stop in italy. why he told his driver to pull over to meet someone on the side of the road. >>> and queen elizabeth visiting another thrown. did she sit on the iron thrown? we'll tell you coming up. >>> big night for group every men being honored for their men. annual black male engagement leadership award, honoring ten men from philadelphia, who have being recognized for their extraordinary contributions, to this community. bme leader awards presented with the notion that every day black men should be acknowledged, an asset to regularly do something to improve the lives of others. >>> huge honor for children's hospital of philadelphia. chop, which was once again recognized for nursing excellence. >> for the third time, designation. >> highest honor an organization can receive, so to achieve that status, hospitals need to apply, smith evidence about patients, and then go through an on site visit.

can see how much volume there is, if you are going to be nelson: when i started high school in jersey citymaking it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> purse two games to one lead in is her sees with the heat last night in miami, the spurs took game three, thanks in large parts to incredible shooting performance in the first half. san antonio in fact made 19 of the first 21 shots, and their 11 to 92 blow out over the heat. labron james scored 22 points and the loss for miami, but he also had seven turnovers. game four tomorrow night, down in miami, now for a look at the rest of the night in sports, here's howard eskin. >> phillies begin long stretch without a day off, obviously just lo

far less glamorous bridge called the pulaski skyway which connects newark and jersey city. a bridge in desperate need of expensive repairs for years. repairs chris christie did not want to raise taxes to pay for. so, if you're the governor, what do you do, where do you turn? according to "the new york times" he turned to the port authority and top appointee, bill baroni. according to "the times" and "bergen record," the port authority had a couple billion dollars laying around from a hudson river rail project christie, himself, canceled the year before. early 2011, the governor went before the people of new jersey to announce the port authority would be footing the bill for renovations to the skyway. >> this is a significant commitment from the port authority, and we believe it's an appropriate one of new jersey projects to make our roadways and bridges safer as we travel through the port district and try to get to those connecters. >> so win/win, right? if you're chris christie, you don't have to raise taxes, the thing gets repaired. one problem. according to "the new york

. >> from our trenton bureau, new jersey's capitol city, eric jackson defeated paul perez and jackson getting 56% of the vote. nbc 10's bureau reporter talked to neighbors about what the new admin strigz has to d ann in the city. >> that's right. they are no secret from the record high homicide rate to the cloud of corruption. the mayor-elect said he is up fo what about the people here in trenton? do they think new leadership will make a difference here? >> integrity. eric has it and tony never had it. >> they believe in the . they followed the tony corruption trial every and every week. he supports mayor jack and said it will close a chapter of corruption. they can now stay within the next year with more police presence. the city being cleaner. that would . >>y dealt with a record er higher than average unemployment rate. it's not much recreation. >> they will turn politics on top of that. thor or tony after his corruption conviction and said city hall is a mess. he showed me this sign up sheet he installed because he said the directors wouldn't show up for work. >> the new mayor wil

those stories are a nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemedw hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> good morning, it is saturday june 14 i'm eva pilgrim. here's what we're following for you on "action news." >>> hundreds of septa union workers are on strike. we'll have the latest in a live report from the picket lines. >>> philadelphia humane officers carry out dozens of live birds after breaking up a fighting ring. >>> it's flag day today and 65,000 flags were planted today. >> we can't ask for much better. >> reporter: skies have cleared out nicely, temperatures have cooled off the humidity has come way down. it looks like a fabulous weekend for most of us across the mid atlantic. a couple of folks on the beach th

coming right nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >>> phillies trying to stop a three game losing streak, some help from miami. going to the ballpark, actually, they had plenty of help. first inning, jimmy rollins steels third. he will come home. phillies go up one-nothing, phillies couple of batters later with man on, marilyn bird, at the plate, and marilyn birds with a homerun. two run homerun. phillies go up three-nothing, as i said, miami, hemmed the phillies. how about four wild pitches? this is one of them. ben revere scores, the phillies go onto win it against miami, score there, seven to four. tiger woods, trying to make his come

transportation project in my state called the pulaski skyway, this elevated roadway that connects newark and jersey city, almost two-mile-long bridge. it's decaying, crumbling, it will cost $2 billion to bring it up to speed. he eyes that pool of money and says i want to get that money to fix the pulaski skyway. the only other way to do it is to raise the gas tax. i'm not going to be the republican governor that raises the gas tax. this has to do with how did they get the money from the port authority to pay for this project. what they did is they classified the skyway as an approach to the lincoln tunnel. the pulaski sky way is closer to lower manhattan. they don't connect. >> but that's important. they don't physically connect. >> right. this is where it builds to the legal thing. the district on the new york side has something called the martin act which is a 50-year-old statute that's on the books in new york that gives huge, tremendous wide latitude to prosecutors to go after securities fraud. what they are looking at here is that this decision to redirect that money, to have the port authority cla

nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distantd nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >>> the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. >>> i'd like to thank ludacris, josh groban, kesha, michael stevens. i want to apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline is next," but, first, this is moon shine in the trunk. it comes out august 26th. here with the song river bank, brad paisley. ♪ ♪ well i won two dollars on a scratch-off ticket ♪ ♪ so i went back to the counter and i bought two more with it ♪ ♪ and i won ten bucks and that was just right so i bought a six pack and a bag of ice ♪ ♪ you know even if our ship came in and this is all we got ♪ ♪ it ain't l

manhattan, brooklyn, hoboken, jersey city, these are actually -- what is this?like a dozen different houses? you took a horse or train to work. the lady of the house ran the home. these neighborhoods that were wouldcreated, well, you think they would have created park space, a sports field, nothing. these are typical of the way americans build their cities, whether it is these brownstones or leather town of the 1960's. there are no parks, clubhouses, amenities. as a matter of fact, edith wharton, the famous writer, who grew up in 1870's new york, as sheld woman in the 1930's wrote a memoir, "a backwards glance," and she talked about growing up in this new york, and she hated it. she hated it, as most people did. on top of the straitjacket of brownstone houses, there were no beautiful peon says. piazzas.- the u in beautiful cities, they always as.e piazz none of that in new york. hair is manhattan. on the other side is the east river. side, the hudson river. in order to have some fun, in order to play, in order to play a ballgame if you wanted to, you had to take

this time it's the pulaski skyway, that connects newark and jersey city. the d.a. and fcc are investigating violations of securities law related to a 2011 deal in which christie successfully lobbied to use port authority money to rebuild the skyway. investors were told it was for lincoln tunnel improvements but the pulaski skyway is miles away from the tunnel. >>> moving on to a few other developments. in the republican side of 2016, former governor jeb bush will headline a major fund-raiser in september for at least four republican senate nominees. guess what, he's not going to them, they're come to him. cory gardner, joni ernst, monica webbe and tom cotton will fly to tampa. the fund-raising may also benefit the winner of the august 26 republican primary in alaska. >>> this week was not so bright when it comes to jeb bush's iowa prospects. he was tied with christie for the highest negative rating of any republican tested in a new quinnipiac poll. his positive rating was even lower than christie's and he fared the worst against hillary clinton, trailing her by dou

nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distantam. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> taking a live look now at the peco building in center city. sky6 live hd giving us that view. 10:21, 74 wonderful degrees outside right now. >> time for the odd and unusual pictures of the week. >> this morning they include a great catch and a record birth. let's start first with the little kitten in california. he may have had used one of his nine lives when he got stuck in the engine of a san diego taxi cab. it took firefighters several hours to free the kitten after it went on a dangerous ride. the driver was was and aware until he stopped to drop of the fare and heard the kitten's meow

here is douglas from jersey city, new jersey. democrats line. caller: hello.why isam calling about it taking speaker john boehner so long to bring unemployment insurance to the house? host: i do not have a direct answer, tell us your concerns. caller: i have been unemployed since the 30th of june of last year. i am 58 years old, i cannot find no work. they are about to cut my public service, that is my gas and electric. i am falling behind in everything. i have worked all my life. able to get 26 weeks, that was it. what do you do in the meantime and how do you manage? caller: i had to go to public assistance. that is not enough. any day now, i just got a shutoff notice from my public service. host: douglas from jersey city. some comments on open phones. we have been talking about the hearing that took place on capitol hill. taking a look at the v.a. issues. you might want to watch it, i invite you to go to c-span.org. we have archived it online. just to give you a sense of some of the exchanges that took place, tim huelskamp and others were talking and engagin

maybe a spotty shower south of the city. jersey shore lots of clouds out there today. it will not be a nice looking beach day, cruel have sunny breaks, clouds will rule the skies. cape may, 74. sea isle city, 75 degrees. tomorrow we'll see more in the way of sun, ocean temperatures close to 70 degrees that's nice and inis -- nice and inviting. sunday, 79. outlying suburbs, 54, 62 center city. 77 today, 83 tomorrow, tuesday, 85. tuesday, uncomfortable in time afternoon, 86. wednesday, hazy, warm, humid, 88 degrees, and a couple of showers and thunderstorms developing late. not a bad weekend not feeling summer-like today. >> i like the humidity, though. don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with the 6abc news app free at the apple and google app stores. >>> a new show premiers rising star. alicia vitarelli spoke to the people on the show. >> when you're in that live moment and you're watching america decide the fate in front of you, emotions will be high. >> reporter: a television game changer, first of its kind where you the viewers are real time

very comfortable 65 in millville, new jersey, 68 in the capital city of delaware. some suburbs low 70's doylestown, mount holly, new jersey, you guys currently have 69 degrees. you can keep those windows opened. very low humidity right now. just a few fair weather clouds streaming in from the north. we're dry on storm scan3 so no threat of any rain in the overnight to your sunday. morning temperatures, mid 60's, could be lower 60's in some of the suburbs and another nice afternoon sunday. sunshine to go around no matter where you are, 86 for the high in philadelphia, upper 70's at the shore. in the poconos, sunshine, comfortable, 80 degrees. coming up in the full forecast we'll talk about pleasant conditions on sunday with more heat and humidity returning for the work week. get weather forecasts right on your phone. download the new cbs3 weather app. it's available now in the app store and coming soon to the google play store. liz. >> thank you, justin. >>> new information tonight we now know the name of the victim in a deadly road rage shooting in philadelphia's fa

in fact a search is underway for a missing four year-old boy last seen swimming in ocean city, new jersey >> the days are this long and weather is this nice and kids are off they were in the water well after the guards have left certainly the the beaches were packed with people. the lets get the the latest from jenny gist in ocean city with what happened in this case, good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen. as you said the search continues this in morning but still no sign of that 14 year-old boy, who went missing in the ocean, sometime before 7:00 o'clock last night. this morning we have seen coastguard crews out here in the water, we have seen them in the air, just combing this stretch of ocean city, for any sign of the 14 year-old boy, police have also been out here and walking along the shoreline, unfortunately there is no news to report. the teen who was swept up by rip currents yesterday sometime before 7:00 p.m. apparently he was with friends. the entire group was tossed around in the ocean but the 14 year-old is the only one who has not yet re-surfaced. we talked to

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nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >>> all right, welcome back, everybody. kelsey grammer gets a kick out of playing bad guys. after years of it was a good show. >> timeless. and so much good stuff to come. and everybody, kelsey grammer. he's ever where. thanks for being with us today. thanks to our viewers, and transfo transformers: age of extinction. june 27th. and up next, time flies, top of the charts. selling out. and now performsiing for us, li. male announcer: explore maryland's authentic stories during the 150th anniversary of the war between the states. order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download our new civil war mobile app. maryland. land of history. i never know wh

to try to keep their doors open. >>> tonight, a new nursing school is in the works for new jersey's capital city>> a lot of people are hoping this project signals a turn around for the troubled town. nbc 10 trenton bureau reporter, na'eem douglas, was there for today's groundbreaking. na'eem, high expectations for the neighborhood on this one, right? >> reporter: high expectations indeed. this project is about 12 years in the making. the president of the school as well as the mayor-like the are hoping that this new school will be just one piece in the continued development of the capital city, but not everyone in this neighborhood wants a new school. >> i think they should just make it into a low-income housing, instead of building another nursing school. >> reporter: melissa barns lives behind the site for thomas edison state college's nursing center. she appreciates the develop n her backyard but hoped it would be used differently. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: a groundbreaking ceremony announces the official start of work to build a state-of-the-art nursing center. when completed, will att

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live in ocean city with the very latest, cleve? report report chris, just a few moments ago we actually saw life guard get up and call everybody out of the water here at ninth street and tell them do not go back in the ocean, the beach is closed. right there along that jetty is where the incident happened sunday night. we have learn in the past hour both the beach patrol and the u.s. coastguard have have called off suspended their search for that missing boy. as dawn arrived in ocean city coastguard helicopters resumed searching for a 13 year-old boy missing after a large group of people were all caught in the rip current sunday night. >> when we came down here you could feel a different mood, people are really concern, upset. >> reporter: boy's family watched as coastguard, state police and ocean city beach patrol searched above and below the waters near ninth street jetty, relative who didn't want to talk on camera says boy was at the the beach with huskies instant. >> big family on the beach and three kids at the end of the jet

tomorrow morning is when some of these get into the city itself and interior sections of south jersey. 62 degrees outlying suburbs, 64 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looks pretty good today and unsettled over the next couple of days. humid on monday, showers and thunderstorms, 80 degrees. sunshine expected on tuesday, but still that threat of showers and thunderstorms. 8 #. 83. as your honor and clouds, wednesday, 82 -- sun and clouds, wednesday, 82. a cold front comes in and triggers showers and thunderstorms for the thursday and friday, and it clears out in time for the weekend. >> this is a reminder our cesily tynan and adam joseph will be on "good morning america" all this week. they are filling in for ginger zee who is getting married. you can tweet them to wish them luck with the hash tag 6abc on "g.m.a." >> graduation season is upon us, for one family who has had to overcome special odds this is special. michael more graduating from akron high school is homeless. they lived in a car for a while. s mother encouraged to stay in school and stay the cours

reporting live in ocean city, new jersey, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. of course we will continue to follow developments there. >>> and the first check of the accuweather forecast as we prepare for the really hot weather. >> quite balmy out there and adam joseph outside where the steam is about to settle in. >> you start to see the humidity coming up, but spiking late tonight and tomorrow and wednesday. for now temperatures average this time of year. 86 philadelphia, 83 wilmington. and along the shore the beautiful sea breeze, especially also where annie mccormick is in ocean city, everyone in the upper 70s with the ocean warming up to 72. those dewpoints that measure how many moisture in the air right now in philadelphia 60 degrees. slightly humid. notice all around us temperatures and dewpoints in mid and upper 60s, if not 70 in buffalo. that is tropical air pushing in our direction. stormtracker live double scan all quiet locally here, but to the west nasty storms in iowa with tornado watches and warnings. that will miss us to the north, but along the

now reporting live in ocean city, new jersey, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> annie, thankou. >>> turning to the weather now, a beautiful weekend behind us. the holiday ahead. and boy, it's going to get hot. the heat back on as we begin the week leading up to the 4th of july. sky 6 hd with a live look at cape may and a lot of people out there. the jersey shore a popular place to seek relief in the heat and humidity making a return to the region. meteorologist david murphy joins us now outside where he already doesn't have the suit jacket on. david? >> no way, sarah. we have plenty of sunshine. and you look at the satellite covering that first. sprinkles and showers fell apart largely before reaching us this morning, and now an unsettled mix of clouds space and space to the rest. and if you are down the shore getting a break now, only 75 on the boardwalk. and dewpoints over 60 we start talking humidity and in wilmington that's humid with the dupe -- dewpoint of 69. and everybody feel more humid than the weekend. the high today 88, a couple of degrees above average. and the l

rescuers back at it in ocean city, new jersey. looking for a 14 year-old boy. >> just such a scary situation. lets get down to ocean city where jenny joyce is, crews are back out there. so many people are swimming with these long days, late in the evening, as for the guards leaving and new we have a situation you are telling us about, jenny. >> reporter: life guards than are on duty until 5:30 p.m. we know this 13 year-old boy went missing before 7:00 p.m. looking live you can sea coast guard boats out here as well as police officers out the here on atv's going up and down the shoreline here in ocean city. again, we have video of the coastguard boats just combing waters for any sign of this 13 year-old. police have been out here, walking up and down. unfortunately there is no news to report. the teen who was swept up by rip currents yesterday, again sometime before 7:00 p.m., he was apparently with friend. the entire group was tossed around in the ocean but the 14 year-old was only one that has not re-surfaced. we have talk to one

lurking in the ocean right now that could eat a 9-foot shark nelson: when i started high school in jersey cityo the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. it is so foggy outside. it is like walking in to a cloud, an a trochus hair day. >> it is so fog any some parts it is basically raining. >> yes. >> it is so thick. >> sure. >> hi, everybody. >> you ever go swimming and you get out of the pool, right and you wanting to home and go get a cocktail and get in your car and soaking wet because of your swim trunks or your bikini or whatever. >> yes. >> there is a young inventor who wants to help us out. he has made waterproof swimsuits a reality. he is only 19. lives in canada. he told a newspaper he came u

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