sight for joseph.y joke with them is like hey, pace yourself, you know. i didn't want anybody hurt here. >> there was no denying joseph and summer had an instant connection. >> they met, locked eyes and that was it. >> gianni their first son was born in 2005 and less than two years later, joseph junior arrived. >> summer was in love. she wanted the best for her kids. she was very protective. >> let me tell you, don't mess with those kids. she is just very protective woman, not afraid of anybody. >> shortly after joey junior was born, joseph and summer got married in a small intimate ceremony in orange county, california. melissa geller was a bridesmaid. >> it was a great day, it was. >> there was something missing, joseph's mother susan remembered summer's side of the family was absent. >> the night before the wedding summer said she called them and told them don't come. >> i know she wasn't super close with her family. >> something that always concerned joseph's mother. >> i have asked joey like, you

>> joseph loved her to death.lked on water, even though she had a lot of problems. and he talked to me about them. >> joseph also confided in merit about his own problems, most recently his mysterious health issues. >> extreme dizziness, nausea. he went to the doctor several times. they couldn't find anything wrong. >> he says joseph wondered if his own wife may have potentially been to blame. >> somebody told him that maybe he should stop eating at home. >> did he truly believe she was trying to poison him? >> his statement to me was, you know, maybe i should take heed. >> what would be the reason or the motive that summer would ever consider poisoning him? >> we never talked about that. >> do you believe that summer may have been looking to poison your son? >> i suspected the same thing in the beginning because of joey's illness and everything else. so i went down that same road, you know, and no, i don't believe it. >> neither does joseph's mom. >> no, she's gone also. so, you know, none of that makes at all se

some have pointed to those marital problems between joseph and summer. >> i think joseph was a littleed about possible affairs, or a possible affair that summer may be having. >> could this have been a crime of passion? a lover scorned? so many theories. so many questions. yet so few answers. especially why would someone kill two little boys? >> the only answer that i can come to, is because they would have been able to identify somebody. even a 2-year-old would be able to possibly say that's the man who murdered my mommy, that's the man who murdered my daddy. or it was straightly out of absolute hatred for that family. >> answers could come from this barren desert. where the keys to unlocking this mystery could be buried in the sand. >> there was certainly evidence found in an around the grave sites, but we're not prepared to talk about it. >> are you confident that you can find who killed them? >> it's certainly my point that we'll be able to solve this and bring the suspect or suspects to justice. >> and despite the lack of answers, patrick mcstay still has faith. >> it's like a pl

as the officers went to handcuff him they say joseph started to run. thats when the officers tackled joseph and say he became extremely violent even biting one of the officers on the hand several times and grabbing at the officers guns!! those two officers were able to somehow get him under control and make the arrest but not after some very scary moments. tag not addition to the bag a meth and the knife officers also found a semi automatic handgun in a bag joseph had on him. i'm told joseph is a convicted felon and he is behind bars on no bail. drivers can expect delays tomorrow morning in concord. roadwork starts at 8 a.m. to upgrade a sewer line downtown that dates back to the 1940s and 50s. lanes will be closed on willow pass road.between mira vista terrace and galindo street.until 6 p.m. that schedule will continue monday through friday. they hope the work will be finished on august 29. the project is being funded by the city sewer enterprise fund. a community fitness center set to close after serving people for three decades. we hear from upset g

as the officers went to handcuff him they say joseph started to run. thats when the officers tackled joseph and say he became extremely violent even biting one of the officers on the hand several times and grabbing at the officers guns!! those two officers were able to somehow get him under control and make the arrest but not after some very scary moments. tag not addition to the bag a meth and the knife officers also found a semi automatic handgun in a bag joseph had on him. i'm told joseph is a convicted felon and he is behind bars on no bail. authorities in napa county seized and destroyed over 28- hundred marijuana plants from an outdoor growing operation. the napa special investigations bureau says javier gomez was arrested in connection with the marijuana this past week. the operation was located on the 3800 block of mount veeder road in rural napa county. than 60-thousand marijuana plants so far this year. a morgan hill teen tired of being bullied about his health condition decided to stand up against it. instead of fighting back, he tells kron

he met with joseph on february 4th, 2010 to talk business.nd business was booming. >> we had 500 water falls coming up, the biggest project we had ever done. >> he sounded like he was planning for the future. >> oh, he was definitely planning for future. >> after lunch, they spoke on the phone a handful more times. so when merit's phone rang at 8:28 p.m. and he saw it was joseph calling, he didn't answer. >> i was tired. >> do you regret not picking up that call. >> hindsight is 20/20. >> it was the last known call from joseph's cell phone. the call was made 41 minutes after a neighbor's security camera captured the mcstay's white isuzu pulling out of the mcstay's cul-de-sac. >> did joseph actually make that call from his phone? or did somebody else take joseph's phone and make that call? or was he trying to call for help? >> that missed call is now a missed opportunity. the first of many missed opportunities. >> and cnn's randi kaye joins me now. we know that the remains in the mcstay family were found four years after the night they disappe

why so many recent executions like that of joseph wood? the april execution of clayton locket where it took 51 minutes to find a suitable vein or the ohio execution that say dennis mcguire writhing on the gurney with fists clenched? is lethal injection more humane and less risky than the hanging and firing squad. we begin with a reporter for tucson news now that witnessed the execution of joseph wood. welcome. what are your expectations going into the death chamber? did you prepare before going in? >> this was the first time i was sent to watch an execution. i wanted to prepare myself and wanted to see what it would be like. i talked to colleagues who had experienced executions themselves by lethal injection. they said it was for the most part very clinical. they said usually the procedure and the person dying takes about 10 minutes. that certainly wasn't the case this time. so through that research it was quite not what i -- it wasn't what i expected when i got there. >> tell us what you did see once the condemned man was strapped to the

lets get the latest from meteorologist cecily tynan and adam joseph. cecily? >> reporter: we start with stormtracker 6 live double scan, impressive storms are breaking out in the suburbs one line in southern lancaster county extending to lancaster 452 and berks county, they have been getting pounded. this region alone, the past 15 minutes, 330 lightning strike, as we zoom in just now east of the reading we are looking at heavy downpours, we have winds up to 40 miles per hour. with this line of storms, right now the main concern is the potential for flooding downpours, near birdsboro, it's raining at the rate of 2 inches an hour and 2 inches an hour in lincoln as well. the weather service has posted flash flood warning for central berks county until 9:30 tonight. they have already received 2.5 inches of rain here, it's a good time to remind viewers turn around and don't drown, keep the kids away from floodwaters, they are very dangerous. this is ahead of a cold front out to the west and severe flood watches are in affect until 9:00 and more rain is on the way t

that is incredible, we'll check in with adam joseph as well. >>> a casino cruise ship's maiden voyage was memorable but lets start with chopper 6, police are investigating a double shooting here at a rec center, reported at 4:45 this afternoon. this is the 1600 block of east walnut lane by the simmons rec center, one victim was taken to einstein medical center. police are on the scene ain second medical unit is on the scene, the second victim is 19 years old. two males were seen fleeing the area, two people shot, one take and to einstein and the other 19 taken to the hospital now. and two males were seen fleeing the scene, police are trying to fine the suspects that fled and evidence of what happened here, and what caused something to go terribly wrong here at this rec reaction center here. >>> now to the cruise ship, the escapade ran aground off the coast of georgia, 97 passengers and 27 crew waited all night to get help. the coast guard could not get to them until later at high tide and even then the tow lines broke, passengers were loaded on to smaller boats eight people at a time.

joseph cumming remembered, we had an abundance of good food. beef, mutton, pork, flour, and potatoes. but despite this new influx of food rations franklin weighed heavily still on the minds of the men as they trumged northward. one missouri captain remarked, our army was a wreck. i can safely say that just two such victories will wipe out any army the power of man can organize. as they filed out of franklin one soldier recalled, nothing better calculated to afright and demoralize an army could have been devised than the exhibition of the dead as they appeared to those who viewed them there in marching past the gin house that morning. captain henry clay weaver, a member of the 16th kentucky, wrote a letter to his sweetheart in which he said, franklin taught me the horrors of war. and remember, darling that while i cannot consent to call myself a base coward, i cannot even yet think of some incidents witnessed on that bloody field without a cold chill running over me. as the remnants of the army of tennessee moved into position around nashville,

that's powerful. >>> meteorologist adam joseph is working hard, it's a busy day. how people should prepare for this weekend coming up. especially tomorrow. tomorrow is a dicey day. rainy in the morning as we improve in the afternoon, glorious from start to finish. we have weather we are tracking, the line of thunderstorms as it approaches the western suburbs, now in affect for 6:45, for eastern lancaster and chester county, including coatesville and oxford and as far west as downtown lancaster. the culprit is vivid lightning, now in smithville and coreyville heading west of 30 from chester coin and honey brook also be aware of this storm. as it heads towards paradise at 6:06, and also oakland coming in at 6:17, you should see the storm approaching the region. heat indexes are up very high, 98 is what it feels like right now, as well as millville and 98 in trenton, much cooler at the shore, it feels like 80 degrees, stormtracker 6 live double scan, the beginning of a stormy night and lancaster, chester county. approaching a cold front, juiced up electric atmosphere

and meteorologist adam joseph outside of our studioles with -- studios and what we can expect. >> and looking at the numbers across the region, pretty easy to take. 81 allentown, 84 reading. and millville 77 degrees. that is not because of the sea breeze bought because of a downpour passing through downtown millville along 55. so many folks heading to the story from philadelphia or northern new jersey, heading towards stone harbor and sea isle city along 55 and eventually 47 it is wet in spots. no lightning strikes, but that is the only downpour in the entire region. most of the activity from yesterday and last night well off to the north and east. the high pressure coming in from burlington and the high is squashing clouds. and 86 at 7:00, 83 at 8:00. dry at 9:00 at 8 0 degrees and upper 70s later. and temperatures in the upper 80s, but not as humid and comfortable out. and on sunday, very muggy as the humidity spikes yet again. there could be a spotty thunderstorm in the afternoon, especially northern areas with temperatures again in the upper 80s. when we come back we talk about th

as the officers went to handcuff him they say joseph started to run. thats when the officers tackled joseph and say he became extremely violent even biting one of the officers on the hand several times and grabbing at the officers guns!! those two officers were able to somehow get him under control and make the arrest but not after some very scary moments. not addition to the bag a meth and the knife officers also found a semi automatic handgun in a bag joseph had on him. i'm told joseph is a convicted felon and he is behind bars on no bail. and local coastguard of spring 25 distressed people and shores . the coast guard is urging all watersports duteous to where vhs radio along with life jackets. we have a winner! germany walked away with the world cup today after a tense one to zero victory over argentina. fans took to the streets of berlin to celebrate the big win. you can see the massive crowds. with many waving german flags. this is germany's first world cup victory since 1990. even though the u-s wasn't playing. the match drew a big crowd at the

. >>> and adam joseph is live down at the shore where this weekend is all about blues and barbecue. hey adam. >> i came to the shore and said you know what, i need to eat a little food, it's cloudy and chilly in north wildwood, but any day is a good day. go do that summersault that you were doing. she has some moves, ready? looking pretty good and we have the cooking commandos down there, we get a haste of this barbecue, a safety goggles? this breakfast burrito is exploding with flavor. i think you're getting a little carried away. morning, guys. he knows what's up. does he? both: yeah. i really work with you guys... every day. dunkin's southwest steak breakfast burrito with delicious steak, fire-roasted vegetables, and fajita seasoning is packed with flavor. hurry in today. enjoy the big taste of dunkin' donuts' southwest steak breakfast burrito today. >>> investigators in california says a huge wild fire that destroyed dozens of homes was set on purpose. those flames destroyed 36 homes in san diego, the police say that the person that started the fire is underage, they have not re

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for the latest, let's toss over to my colleague and friend adam joseph. adam. >>> cecily the eye of arthur is about to make landfall near cape lookout north caroline as category two hurricane. there you can see the spin and eye of the storm here the edge and border of north carolina and heads towards cape hatteras before heading out to sea. winds 1 0 0 miles an hour northeast at 18 miles an hour and it's 110 smiles southwest of cape hatteras. as you look at wind field with this storm it's large right now. tropical storm force winds are well over 100 miles on eye and it will scrape the outer banks border of virginia and north carolina in wee hours of tomorrow morning 3 a.m. and you can see the tropical storm force wind in yellow do not make it up to ocean city and as it pulls out to sea whipped expands a little mainly east of storm. you can see we don't get brushed by the tropical storm force winds. the only thing we'll see is impact with the front and arnl you're off the coast. it's some downpours and showers early tomorrow morning especially in new jerse

america's most convenient bank. >>> all right adam joseph is here. melissa magee -- you don't look like melissa. >>> she is crunching numbers. >> everything. [talking over each other] we are talking about some storms passing through this evening. nothing on the severe side in our area. of thank you, rick. welcome back. >>> rick is checking him out. >> we have storms releasing winds. a flash-flood warning is now in effect for the northern part of ocean county. lakehurst on the border of narberth county. it's drifting over the region. anywhere en route 9. the garden state parkway on either side of lakewood along 195. it's a nightmare's drive. as the rain continues to back build along this area. seeing flooding on the roadways and streams. we are tracking a strong storm in montgomery county at worcester. lansdale you saw hail with a nasty thunderstorm. another is pushing in at 4:42. montgomeryville at 4:59 the. at 5:04 and horse sha horsham a. a flood advisory for coatesville and downingtown and route 100 north of the exton and north and east of malvern

. >> a first look at the accuweather forecast with meteorologist adam joseph outside in the blistering heat today. >> the temperatures jumped from the weekend, but a nice breeze out of the southwest, at leaf the air is circulating. and heating back up. yesterday 86 with the low humidity. the humidity has come back up not as oppressive as last week. 92, with the normal 87 degrees. other numbers. 90 millville. 91 dover, 91 wilmington, 89 reading, 87 lancaster and the beautiful sea breeze at work at the shore with temperatures only in the mid and upper 70s. dewpoints, the measure of the moisture in the air, just slidely humid today 63 in wilmington, 65 in allentown. last week when we had 90s dewpoints in the mid 70s. a big change. and it doesn't look as if the heat and humidity this week will come any close to what we had last week, that's some good news. double scan live showing severe thunderstorm watch north of the poconos, mainly new york state and pennsylvania. all storms moving west-to-east staying out of our viewing area, even the lehigh valley as we go through the evening hours. i

. >> some fireworks are postponed tonight because of weather, lets get the latest from adam joseph and accuweather. >> some of them are not canceled because of the weather but the barge out on the atlantic water and the seas are choppy and a lot of it has to do with that side to the story. it's dry and hot and humid and we are watching storms to the west that are moving in, in the next couple of hours in the western suburbs, right now 90 in philadelphia, and 91 in millville and allentown 89 degrees, at the shore, the wind coming in, it's only in the upper 70s on the sand from long beach island to the tip of cape may. the heat index, feels like 103 in millville, and 105 in dover and 97 in philadelphia and still very uncomfortable out, but a step in the right direction from where we were yesterday. but there is enough energy and juice in the atmosphere, where a severe thunderstorm watch is in affect until 10:00 tonight. the line of storms is through central pennsylvania and approaching washington and baltimore, moving to the north and oosthuizen and slower to come in and it's not moving

, adam joseph along and you said it would be hot and you did not lie. this is the peak of the heat. in order to back off the heat and humidity we have to get through a stormy evening, as we get to stormtracker 6 live double scan, in bucks and hundredor done county that has faded. it's hotd and hazy and humid everywhere, but we are awaiting a line of storms with a cold front to the west. 89 in trenton and 91 in allentown and 93 in dover and 94 is the high in philadelphia, again, with the very strong wind, churning up the ocean today. temperatures are only in the mid to upper 70s along the jersey shore and even the delaware beaches. as we look at satellite and radar, severe thunderstorm warnings are up. east of pittsburgh, approaching state college south of buffalo, a history of producing very damaging winds as the storms progress to the east. right now there is not a severe thunderstorm watch for our area. the storm prediction area out of norman oklahoma, just sent out a mezo scale, the entire area is more than likely going to be issued for the next hour

adam joseph is tracking them all. you busy at the big board. >> mother nature is not taking a vacation this week, she wants her own fireworks around the region. 102 in philadelphia and 104 in wilmington and a break at the shore, where right now it feels like the upper 70s to 80 degrees with natural air conditioning with the sea breeze. heat advisories remain in affect in the delaware valley, and the heat index is in excess of 100 degrees for the next couple of hours and then the advisory is canceled at 8:00 package. the energy with this feature is off to the north and east with the nasty squall line passing north of new york city and north of new england, and down towards washington with a severe thunderstorm watch here for the entire area until 9:00 p.m., we have one storm moving to the north and east in north hamilton county and portland 4:34 and columbia at 4:35, winds in excess of 60 miles per hour and hail as this lifts north and east of easton, this is until 5:00 and if you live in bethlehem, are you clear from

adam joseph is live at the big board with double scan live. >> reporter: this particular thunderstorm warning is ongoing for 45 minutes and expires in 5 to 10 minutes for the lee lie sally and north montgomery county and bucks county. the threat is strong winds and hail and lightning. as it approaches allentown it has begun to weaken into 22 and also 476, but a lot of lightning strikes so very vivid lightning with this, as we zoom to the north and west it extends to reading at 222 near lincoln and you can expect this particular storm at 5:13, and plowville at 6:21, moving slowly at 6 miles per hour as it plows through the center part. the rain and vivid lightning. as the storm pushes into the i-95 corridor, the main concern is lightning and the heave your downpours and winds between 40 and 50 miles per hour. with also scattered hail. rick, when i come back we'll track the storms plus a cooler trend in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you adam. still to come, a rude awakening for center city hotel guests, the fire that forced them to the streets before dawn and who will receive the pre

commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde. president tan. we have quorum i have note from commissioner perez that he's on his way and commissioner akers will be absent tonight >> all right. so our first item of business is public comment this is for any public item that permanence to the matters of the entertainment commission anyone want to speak on anything not it on the agenda but we should know about. come on up and state your name >> hi, i'm michael i want to congratulate steven lee for being reappoint i wanted to it wake him up over there but thanks. >> great. any other public comment? if not i'm going to close it seeing none, public comment is closed. move on to item two approval the minutes of march 29 our commission retreat. i move to approve >> there's a motion is there a second. >> second. >> great any public comment on our minutes? i don't think so any take a vote. commissioner hyde. commissioner joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan. >> and then we also have the minutes of june 17, 2014, any idiots or

. >> meteorologist, cecily tynan and immediate gift adam joseph has the latest from accuweather and eva pilgram is monitoring conditions at the shore. lets begin with cecily with the latest from stormtracker 6 live double scan, the buildup of heat and humidity and the cold front from the west. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are storm free and there is an intense line of severe storms setting up across lancaster, a severe storm warning is in affect for parts of lancaster county and this system is moving east at 20 miles per hour, if it stays together, berks county and chester coin will be encountering these storms. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that this storm system really is intense. it streets to the west of 222 and it's crossing 22 and the past 15 minutes 196 lightning strikes also reporting 60 miles per hour winds and even small hail. this shows you that they are reporting hail about an inch in diameter. these storm systems have a lot of lift with them and they are intense. not everyone will get them but those that do will see the potential for downpours, and l

joseph and a female friend driving two trucks when the woman lost control of the brakes.nd he pulled in front of his friend's truck signalling for her to hit his. >> she was sticking up speed and hit me me and over we went. >> pretty brave. wasted his truck to save her. >> after the crash they helped to pull the 58 woman out of her truck. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. investigators say that had he not sacrificed his truck and own safety in the process, that runaway truck might have ended up inside of someone's home or worse, killing someone. >>> "healthcheck" at 4:00, a way to get perfect eyebrows each if you messed them up. the procedure from those who had years of over plucking. some are paying for eyebrow transplants to get the natural look back. and transferring one follicle at a time. >> i use a needle roughly half mill meeter in diameter. >> i hope that someone looking to have the transplant done think it is a great decision and move forward with it, they will never look back. >> some of before the and after photos are remarkable, but it costs u

going outside to adam joseph for the first look at the accuweather forecast. >> quite a light show last night in the sky and early this morning. but those storms are way off to the north and east. and cooler air is beginning to push in. as we look at the numbers in the mid-atlantic you see warm temperatures along i95. 83 in philadelphia, 86 in washington, 88 in richmond. but very chilly air for july is lurking north and west of the pennsylvania mountains. buffalo just 64. binghamton 68, and pittsburgh right now 63 degrees. as we look at stormtracker live double scan, most of the main action again in northern new england. but we have a stripe of showers moving through central parts of pennsylvania that could hit a few communities here early this evening. there could be gusty showers between the lehigh valley, reading and lancaster and they do fall apart. by 11:30 just some clouds linger, so your evening planner, there could be a spotty shower this evening, 74 degrees at 7:00, dropping to 72 by 8:00. and under mainly clear sky with clouds especially north and west at 10:00. temperatures a

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meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph have the late word from accuweather. cecily lets start with you. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan lighting up two hours ago, all the activity was over south jersey and delaware and now it's beginning to extend into southeastern pennsylvania and philadelphia and parts of chester county and the focus of the severe weather is across south jersey the same area that got hit very hard last night with straight line winds, we have a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15 in parts of burlington and ocean county including browns mills and lakehurst south of new egypt. this cell is moving east slowly at 12 miles per hour. reports of wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour and we are seeing some hail with this system. we can move this into hail mode and you can see near chads worth and speed well, we have hail as big as one inch in diameter, in edition we are getting downpours that is causing flooding, this is ahead of the cold front and the actual cold front is across central pennsylvania and that cold front doesn't have much thunders

meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph have the late word from accuweather. cecily lets start with you. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan lighting up two hours ago, all the activity was over south jersey and delaware and now it's beginning to extend into southeastern pennsylvania and philadelphia and parts of chester county and the focus of the severe weather is across south jersey the same area that got hit very hard last night with straight line winds, we have a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15 in parts of burlington and ocean county including browns mills and lakehurst south of new egypt

getting the latest information from accuweather and adam joseph. >>reporter:jim, we had the comfortable temperatures. we take a look at last three days in philadelphia. an saturday 83. 86 yesterday. we go to the normal above 87. we topped off at 93 degrees. right now the combination of the temperature and the humidity feeling like 85 in philadelphia 84 in one-timer. -- wilmington. and double scan live showing thunderstorms rocking through parts of the poconos. allentown and bethlehem you see a little thunderstorm and downpours popping there. it could scrape the lehigh valley in the next hour. future tractor showing up to 100 in wilmington. the heat will peak tomorrow. we see the areas of yellow with damaging wind gusts and hail through the lehigh valleys and the poconos. it's fair to the west up to binningham where there is a tornado risk tomorrow. that is generally out of our viewing area. we'll talk more about the risk of storms tomorrow and a cooldown coming in the seven-day forecast in accuweather. >>> thank you, adam. a suspect wanted by new j

lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph, live now at the big board. >> all of us are dealing with oppressive humidity, 91 in philadelphia, 90 in trenton, 90 in lancaster and trenton, with a southerly wind it's feeling nicer of 85 degrees, with the wind off the ocean of 73 it's only in the upper 70s along your favorite beach town, the combination of your temperature and humidity. 97 in allentown and reading and over the century point in delaware and reading. between 101 and 102. it's uncomfortable outside wren tracking a front out to the west on double scan live. the action well yellow and orange boxes over northern new england is where the storms are severe. as we close into central parts of pennsylvania, you can see the storms are not in a solid squall line and they are not severe, as they push towards harrisburg, the most active time when these pass through would be between 6:00 and 8:00, on i-95, 8:00 to 10:00 and southern new jersey, between 10:00 and midnight. the storms are scattered but where they hit they could have dangerous lightning and downpours and winds of 50 miles per hour, an

lets get the latest from meteorologist cecily tynan and adam joseph. cecily? >> reporter: we start with stormtracker 6 live double scan, impressive storms are breaking out in the suburbs one line in southern lancaster county extending to lancaster 452 and berks county, they have been getting pounded. this region alone, the past 15 minutes, 330 lightning strike, as we zoom in just now east of the reading we are looking at heavy downpours, we have winds up to 40 miles per hour. with this line of storms, right now the main concern is the potential for flooding downpours, near birdsboro, it's raining at the rate of 2 inches an hour and 2 inches an hour in lincoln as well. the weather service has posted flash flood warning for

meteorologist, adam joseph is live outside this time around, and it's a lot more comfortable today adam. >> it's nice to be out here and that heavy weight to the atmosphere has lifted off of our shoulders. we have the heat and we have the humidity that started on sunday at 91 degrees, 90 on monday and 91 yesterday and the tropical moisture pushed out. as we take a look at the temperatures north and west, we are only in the upper 60s to low 70s, in the great lakes and the ohio valley, that is impressively cool for this time of year. really the peak of the summer across the 48, those numbers are pretty your impressive. moisture is heading east of boston and northern maine, we are catching a break with sun and clouds now, and the evening planner temperatures drop, not very far only to 74 at 10:00 with a mainly clear sky. when i come back we'll talk about this beautiful stretch of weather and how long it lasts in the accuweather forecast. >> like the sound of that, thank you adam. >>> a south jersey man was arrested after causing a scare at a day care. workers found a loaded gun in his daug

>> joseph got a bright head on his shoulder.ou know, we might joke a lot and, you know, just pass time because, you know, sometimes people don't like to be miserable all their lives, so we just make each other laugh. >> that's my son. that's my friend. that is my child, you know, i adopted that boy. i put him under my wing, you hear me. i ain't come back here looking for no friends but that's just one dude, you know -- he just -- >> silly [ bleep ]. >> joseph helped me out. we help each other. it's like, if i see joseph don't have soap, i break him a piece of mine and give it to him. if i see joseph needs stamps to write his people, i give him some of my stamps i may have got and it's vice versa. everything that i do it comes from my heart. >> let's go there, entrepreneur. >> entrepreneur. >> i won't leave him in here for dead. he got 20 years. i got eight. i'm going to keep it 100 with him, you with me. 100 i'll be till i d-i-e. >> a view weeks later joseph was transferred to another prison, leaving tavarus lee back in santa ro

and 49-year-old joseph diacone was shot and killed while walking near this highway underpass. he was a virgo. zodiac's next victim, james weber was shot in the same location. he was a libra and fortunately he survived the attack. >> snuck up behind him, shot him and ran away laughing, according to weber. weber said after he was shot in the buttocks he heard him laughing after he jumped into the creme tear. >> amazically, each of the zodiac's victims had a different astrological sign. but the pattern stopped with his eighth victim. diane ballard who also survived the shooting but was a taurus the same sign as an earlier victim. he also took credit for shooting a ninth man in highland park although police couldn't confirm the shooting took place. although the zodiac bragged the police would never catch him, with this letter he made a mistake. he liquid the envelope flap and left enough saliva for dna testing. police now had the dna profile of the zodiac killer. the letter also included another clue. >> i knew it was a code. it was a nine towers because there were nine victims. a

adam joseph is live at the big board. happy to be inside. >> you need tissues and towels and you'll be sweating here the next few days, 92 is the air temperature and 91 in wilmington and 92 in the lehigh valley, and much cooler, beautiful at the shore with a sea breeze and temperatures there only in the upper 70s, the dew points yesterday near 60 degrees, we are flirting with 70 across much of the area, the oppressive humidity is back, when you walk out the front door, as we look at double scan live on storm tracker, we are tracking a line of thunderstorms in the central part of the state and none are on the severe side but they are progressing, with 15 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. as they knock on the doors of the suburbs, they could bring downpours or a rumble or two of 24u7bd r thunder and lightning and 7:00 lehigh valley stretching down to lancaster, approaching i-95, it's broken in nature and it will begin to weaken at 9:00 and it evaporates as it pushes southern parts of delaware and new jersey, which i

more "action news" at 4:00 >>> adam joseph is at the big board tracking the storm. we are tracking severe storms in parts of kent county delaware, double scan live shows a cluster of torrential and drenching and gusty thunderstorms. anywhere from salem county into parts of western cumberland county and the northern part of kent county and a good chunk of newcastle county until 4:45 p.m., this whole area of orange from salem to bridgeton and cedarville, extremely strong winds and hail and torrential rain and individual lightning, a cluster of storms pull together, from newark to middletown and elmer, and glassboro. south-southwest of berlin, 121 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. we switch double scan, any where you see purple, west of elmer, the size of a quarter, glassboro, pea size hail trying to develop with that storm but we are dealing with a nasty cell east of middletown and this is an inch and a half diameter size hail. at least 115 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes and it's heading over the bay into new jersey, new jersey you have been dealing

commissioner joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan. >> right all right. to that motion s is approved we're left with the march 29 minutes do we feel ready to move do we want to poison. >> i'm going to move to continue them. >> is there a second. >> second. >> a motion to continue to the next meeting july 15th pr yes. >> i have a question so if we continue those minutes what's - i'd like to know what's going to happen between now and the next meeting with regards to the minutes. >> well, the commissioners will take them home. >> because of errors. >> yes. >> and e-mail them. >> yeah. >> and then directly to court of appeals. okay. if you have any changes all right. >> i don't know who made the motion. >> i did. >> who seconded. >> you audrey and then me seconded. >> the motion for june 3rdrd. >> no. >> someone made a motion to continue the minutes. >> i did and there's no second. >> second. >> there's a second here we go >> are we ready for the continuance of 15 of july. >> commissioner akers. commissioner perez. commissi

commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde. commissioner perez. president tan. >> congratulations the motion passes we're going to move on to our next permit. >> all right. so the next one is for the village located on the 969 market street we've received an e-mail earlier asking this application be postponed until august 5th so on that we need a motion to go ahead and postpone. >> okay same house, same call? >> yes, ma'am. so moving right along the next one is for bartlett haul and richard is applying for a new permit a new restaurant on the ground floor of the spauld hotel it's been a welcome option for the travelers, etc. and expecting the entertainment will be small ensembles billions ambassador for weddings and private events he has hotel guests upstairs and wants to keep them happy not booking any loud acts or djs mr. will the in her is here to talk about that >> good evening keep in mind members of the commission and society director and staff i'm richard one the principles of bartlett haul and a commissioner on the hotels in the union squa

because it sure isn't us. >>> time to head back to wildwood and adam joseph. it's always fun to be at the beach. >> that's right. hey adam. >> especially when have you a ten when it starts pouring outside when are you trying to cook a rack of ribs here, we vallaged a rack of ribs with this pouring rain. >> we have the barbecue and blues festival going on and you are one competitor out of 65, the cooking commandos. you know what are you doing? >> this has a nice sheen and it almost looks fake? >> that is what we are looking for for competition, it's glistening and shining. >> can you cut this rack for us. >> he will cut it up and we'll give it a taste test. lets go to double scan live radar, through much of the heart of the delaware valley, of course where i go is where the rain is. closer to street level on double scan live, a bunch of yellow blot opens from five to ten minutes from avalon to the villas to cape may, this rain is not going anywhere any time soon. not the only area seeing heavy rainfall, no lightning strikes in this batch of rain, that is good n

counsel joins u, and elizabeth carlson, sa partner in a law firm, specializing in employment war, and joseph mccartin is the director of george town universities initiative on labour and the working poor. >> isn't it the - the pattern, isn't it a widespread practice to turn workers into some kind of subcontractors. not just in places like mcdonald's, but if we go into office buildings, and talk to the cleaners, they don't work for the lapped lords, they -- landlords, they work for someone else, a dispersal of authority and lines of demand throughout the workforce. >> it's common and takes a number of different forms. there's subcontracting, in the case of jan torial companies. they don't work directly for the buildings they clean, they work for subcontractors. franchise operations. various types of fissuring, distancing, fracturing of the employment relationship. the concept of joint employment, which is at issue in the mcdonald's case is an old concept that you can have more than an entity. even entities that are at arm's leptionz, who -- length, who share or codetermine wages and working c

joseph wood took nearly two hours to die on wednesday. >> reporter: convicted murderer joseph wood was pronounced dead nearly two hours after being given a new combination of drugs intravenously. for over an hour he was gasping for air and snorting before he passed away. as a result, arizona's governor ordered a full review of the way the execution was carried out and the future procedure. after an autopsy was completed, the director of the arizona department of corrections said there was no evidence to date to suggest the execution was handled improperly. >> the evidence gathered supports the opposite. the team, which includes a licensed medical doctor verified during the procedure that the inmate was como toffed and never in pain. the record shows the ipp mate was fully -- inmate was full reply and deeply sedated beginning of 1:57pm, 3 minutes after the administration of the execution drugs, until he was deceased at 3:49pm. . >> critics say arizona ignored warnings in oklahoma and ohio. >> this is the third time in just this year that an execution has taken exceedingly long, where th

. >> adam joseph live outside. we are really hoping this one lasts so we can have some beach time, too. >> things are going to change. it is going to be perfect beach weather but not the comfortable air we enjoyed the last four days. in fact the numbers right now still below normal for this time of year. philadelphia 85 degrees. only 82 in wilmington. 81 in reading. 84 in trenton. along the shore with the sun out, temperatures are only in the mid 70s thanks to a sea breeze. satellite and radar show some clouds dotting the sky, sharing it with sunshine. thicker clouds to the south and that's where we have downpours and thunderstorms and more humid air. it is only a matter of time that the summer feeling will be back. dewpoints in the 50s area wide but 60s and 70s lurk to the south. the dewpoints when at the hit 65 or 70 it starts to feel oppressive again. if your headed to the phillies good, 76 by the ninth inning with light humidity. when i come back talking about the 90s making a learn. just how long? we let you k