with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards t-karen, karen rogers ad meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> goodning everyone, its 5 o'clock on this tuesday, may 23rd. >> and of course we're continuing to follow breaking news out of england. overnight police released new information about that deadly explosion at an ariana grande concert. >> closing arguments are set for the south jersey father on trial for murdering his young son. and the jury could begin deliberating soon. >> not as soggy today, perhaps a little bit more rain out and about and sun also coming later this week is it let's turn to dave murphy and karen rogers for a preview of weather and traffic. good morning. >> right now guys we have a lot of clouds across the region. you can see yesterday's rain is moving off the coast. there is additional rain starting to pop up from the south and you can see that in southern virginia and there's some disagreement on the models as to how quickly that makes it here. areas south of philadelphia and east of the city could get brushed by some of that late this afternoon. it looks like philadelphi

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x says: "hi i'm karen i live in san francisco and i make viral videos" karen is the woman behind theand the fad it sparked after going viral . and the 'girl learns to dance in a year' time lapse video. and a dozen other premeditated virals that have earned her over a hundred million views. she says step one is coming up with an idea that evokes certain emotions. karen says it's best to keep a video short, title it like a news headline and keep in mind the first few seconds are critical since most people are watching on small screens these days she says optimize for that by filming your subjects close up and if you use titles make the text fill the screen. ka

we will share those stories next, karen. >>> thanks, jenny.ate, now drexel had fraternity they are suspended there for five years we will explain, the allegations there. >>> how about this he won, less than 24 hours after he was caught on sound, body slamming a reporter that congressional candidate from montana with ties to our area gets the big win. we will explain what all happened there. good day on this friday, tgif we have made it through another one that boardwalk empty right now, ocean city

karen. >> lots of clouds and it's staying cool as well.ails in that accuweather forecast coming up. >> ♪ >> this is new video of a pony scampering into a parade crowd in wisconsin while hauling a wagon. they were spooked by the sound of fireworks. the handlers couldn't hold on and the ponies ran onto the sidewalk. only three people were hurt and they are all nursing minor injuries. >> let's turn now to accuweather. is it going to rain again today? >> yup. ask me if it's going the rain tomorrow. >> is it. >> is it going to rain tomorrow. >> yup. >> day after. >> ask me if it's going to rain next weekend. >> yup. >> they're not asking me anything else. storm tracker6 live double scan showing right now, hey, it's dry for your morning commute. that's something. you have to look well out to the north and west to get a little shower out there. let's go on outside and see what it looks like. and, yup, it's gray and it's going to stay pretty gray. sky6 taking a live look over the ben franklin bridge and we see lots of clouds up above and it's a pr

. >> reporter: good morning karen. we are hearing nine people have been transported to cooper hospital. i spoke with three of the victims hoffa lot of questions in addition to relatively minor injuries. they don't have any of their belongings and they are wondering how they will continue, to try to get to their destination. we will share those stories next, karen. >>> thanks, jenny. first it was penn state, now drexel had fraternity they are suspended there for five years we will explain, the allegations there. >>> how about this he won, less than 24 hours after he was caught on sound, body slamming a reporter that congressional candidate from montana with ties to our area gets the big win. we will explain what all happened there. good day on this friday, tgif we have made it through another one that boardwalk empty right now, ocean city but they will be pack soon, the boss, was just spotted down in wildwood, new jersey, so maybe you'll see him this weekend. lets get over to sue serio to spot the sun as well, hi there

david and karen join us.d morning. >> drizzle when i stepped out here a minute ago turning into a bit of light rain. storm tracker6 live double scan shows this to you as we have some light precipitation popping through the region. we're starting to see the end to this out in lancaster as it's pushing toward the east but for now south jersey on the northern suburbs and philadelphia a bit on the damp side as you head in. the wide view though shows some drying. not too far to the west. and then some clearing down to the southwest and we are expecting the return of some sunshine today. 58 degrees currently in philadelphia, 56 in allentown. very even numbers beneath the clouds. a lot of us have been on the damp side but we are looking at some quick improvement. 56 degrees by 7 o'clock. rain ending by about 8 o'clock this morning in most areas. and then 62 degrees by noon with some sun coming back and the afternoon looks partly sunny and mild with a late day high of 71 degrees around 5 o'clock. word to the wise dow

karen. >> if you're head out of town we've got the green arrow board.is good flying out of philadelphia even though we have some fog in some spots like .3 of a mile visibility in mount pocono. 1.5 in allentown and lancaster but you're clear in philadelphia. lots of clouds but no problems with low clouds, 10-mile visibility right there. satellite6 showing us, yes, we're keeping those clouds. we can start to see some showers forming near dover and that's going to hop over into cape may soon so we're going to watch for that in south jersey. overall today it's lots of clouds, rather cool, only 67 for your high. normally we would be at 78. we're going to see a shower in spots this morning and then again later on this afternoon or evening, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> a sports writer has been fired after posting a controversial tweet about the first japanese indy 500 winner takuma sato. terry frei said on twitter he was very uncomfortable with the japanese driver winning the indianapolis 500 during memorial day weekend. executives from the newspaper ca

[applause] welcome mrs.p me karen pence. [applause] mrs. pence: you guys did such a great job earlier when all the kids came out to see marlon bundo. you got a picture with him. you know who this is, don't you? whisper it. so this is marlon bundo. and marlon has his own instagram account, @marlonbundo. is what we call botus. he is the bunny of the united states. so he is botus. so marlon is kind of famous toause he is the first bunny ever ride on air force two. and we love marlon. bundo becauserlon he is named after a famous movie star, marlon brando. and because my daughter got him when she was making a movie in college, and she needed a bunny to be the star. so this notoriety is nothing new for him. vice president pence: [laughter] but he is a very tame bunny, runs around our house all the time, jobs in the case if he needs to, but he is very tame. for all these are missing children, marlon came today to say hi to you and thank you to all the children, and you guys were so nice -- don't clap. [laughter] but you all were so nice to be so g

david and karen have that. good morning. >> good morning, everybody.oss most of the region. you can see storm tracker6 live double scan tracking rain coming from the west and there's a little bit of a lull in philadelphia but soon we'll start to get into this mostly light to moderate rain that's out in the western suburbs

karen rogers has your commute. good morning. >> a problem with that yesterday morning but today we are looking at looking at a dift picture. a lot of cloud cover and patchy fog. i'll talk more about that in a he could is. you'll see a second batch of rain creeping up into southern virginia. it does look like that is going to clip at least part of our region either later this afternoon or later on tonight. the timing still a little bit uncertain. a lot of model disagreement there. 6-mile visibility in philadelphia so fog not really a problem in the city but as you go out toward reading we're down to a half mile visibility, trenton has dipped below a mile and dover as well. every now and then in the wilmington lancaster reading area and even over toward trenton we see these numbers pop up and down so a little patchy fog on the way in this morning. slow down if you encounter that. otherwise 61 degrees in the city, mid-50's in trenton allentown and reading, 57 in dover and your winds are on the light side just 5 miles

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards t-karen, karen rogers ad meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> goodone, its 5 o'clock on this tuesday, may 23rd. >> and of course we're continuing to follow breaking news out of england. overnight police released new information about that deadly explosion at an ariana grande concert. >> closing arguments are set for the south jersey father on trial for murdering his young son. and the jury could begin deliberating soon. >> not as soggy today, perhaps a little bit more rain out

. >> reporter: i have a job for karen, i brought the wrong clicker with me, if karen could advance that be super. we have clouds to the west that will pop through at times later today and showers, too. that won't be until later this

karen. >> the 30 bypass is starting to get heavy from 340 to 113.k that jam on the schuylkill when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ here's the latest on the deadly attack at an ariana grande concert in northern england. a suspected suicide bomber detonated an explosive at the manchester arena last night. at least 22 people were killed including children. dozens more were injured, some of whom are now fighting for their lives. grande herself was not injured. british prime minister theresa may spoke just minutes ago. she said the attack stands out for its sickening cowardice targeting innocent children. police are trying to determine if the attacker acted alone or had support. >> let's turn to karen rogers to take a look at your commute. good morning. >> good morning. we're checking the schuylkill expressway. that's been one of the trouble spots for us on the schuylkill this morning because of some construction we had at south street. that has since cleared but you can see the delay remains so this is the schuylkill at passyunk. westbound traffic coming off at

one of the three days looks a little iffier now karen.ails on that coming up. >> david talked about light drizzle or showers and you can see on the blue route approaching the schuylkill not terribly wet. just a little bit damp in some spots so traffic is moving all right. slow it down a limit let's head to the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between willow grove and bensalem. left lane blocked with construction crews out there right now. live on the ben franklin bridge westbound traffic up and into the city kind of a lonely ride. not too many people out there just yet so you're doing all right if you're coming to the city on the ben. construction crews out here on northeast extension northbound the on-ramp from lehigh valley, the right lane is blocked there. and also northbound between lansdale and quakertown we've got the left lane blocked. construction crews out there doing their job an few sprinkles out there matt. >> karen thanks. >>> breaking news here. a man was shot in the back of the head early this morning in north philadelphia.

david and karen join us. when i stepped out here a minute ago turning into a bit of light rain. storm tracker6 live double

for karen, matt, you guys stop it with the paper, david, i'm tam.ing. >>> good morning, america. president trump landed moments ago in israel hoping to jump-start a peace deal. >> shalom. >> after that dramatic speech in the heart of the muslim world telling leaders to unite to wipe out terrorism. >> drive them out of the holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> now all eyes on his meetings with israel and palestine's leaders as he tries to strike the ultimate deal and move past the political chaos at home. >> nerd on a college campus. the fbi now investigating. a 22-year-old college student charged with stabbing a member of the rotc outside a dorm. what they're now learning about the facebook group the suspect now wrobelonged to. >>> the first look at our one-on-one with billy bush. his first tv interview after being tired after tha

>> reporter: good morning, karen. it happened last night at 9:30 our cameras were out there as detectives were combing the scene looking for any possible evidence in this case, any clues, because right now, they do not have this shooter. philadelphia police say a gunman opened fire last night on the 2,000 block of east orleans street, it is a tiny street, in kensington, a 14 year-old boy was shot in the neck, and back, multiple times , and a 16 year-old was struck in the shoulder, both teens were transported to st. christopher's hospital, shortly thereafter the 14 year-old died from his injuries. the second victim is in stable condition. and so at this point, again, no motive. we don't know why the shooter was even in this area, why he pulled a trigger on a couple of teenagers. we are hoping to learn more, this morning, karen. >> also we are following some developing news this is from kensington as well, same neighborhood also over weekend police say there was a man sleeping in his bed when some guy comes in and start

good morning, karen. i'm working to improve the traffic situation as well.e lost our construction crews near plymouth township along the blue route by germantown pike all lanes reopened. we're looking better here. on the big picture speeds look pretty good despite the foggy conditions so far this morning. no major issues on the schuylkill where they were in the 40's and 50's, no major delays on 95 yet as you head towards center city. but we did have overnight construction right here, vine street expressway by the schuylkill expressway as we look live, you can see these ramps are reopened. crews do return tonight at 11 o'clock but for now, you're good to go on both the schuylkill and the vine. don't head here, though, burlington bristol bridge up for a passing ship right now. you want to keep heading for the turnpike connector bridge instead. at the ben franklin bridge, our good buddy ben its tough to see but traffic is moving okay here across the span. there are some speed restrictions at some of the bridges like the betsy ross. at the ben franklin you're ge

thank you, karen. >>> 6:12 now. no laughing matter.y comedian kathy griffin admits she went too far when she staged a photo shoot with the severed head of the president. >> if your child because the something from amazon app store without your permission you may be getting your money back. >> the eastbound taillights head into the fog, we're still moving okay at this point. overnight work around trooper road is gone but we'll check that crash on the vine street expressway when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> somewhere in there is penn's landing. very foggy out there right now. 6:15, 62 degrees. it will get up to 78 but it is the kind of day where you need to slow down or you could come up on somebody a lot faster than you thought you would. >> seeing a lot of backed up traffic because of this, matt? >> some. we're just encouraging people to keep their speeds down so they don't run into something they're not expecting especially in the foggy conditions. on a dreary morning like this we need things to be e

karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. lot more this morning about those innocent lives lost after the deadly bombing in manchester. the threat level there in that country has now been raised in britain to its highest possible level. let's get the very latest from lauren johnson in our studio. lauren? >> karen, just months ago the french president announced plans to extend the state of emergency until november. uk's prime minister theresa may warns another attack could be imminent. troops will be deployed into the street as police are relieved to focus their attention on protecting the people. heightened awareness all happening as the details now released about the killer. we are learning more about the time line of terror, that unfolded on monday night inside a sold-out crowd at manchester arena around 10:30, ariana grande was wrapping up the show when her final song, blew a kiss to the audience, walked off stage. fans started pouring out of the 21,000 seat arena, that's when authorities say a man now identified as 22 yea

thomas, karen? >> jury looking at the evidence on this very serious case, lauren johnson this morning, tank you, 4:08. opening statements begin this morning in the trial of a bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting six young sisters. lee kaplan is facing long list of charges, after police found 11 girls, age six to 18, living in his feasterville home last june. prosecutors say kaplan assaulted six of them including one who he impression meant dollars twice. the parent of the girl gave her to kaplan after he helped them financially. >> a $20,000 reward is now being offered for answers in the murder of a 14 year old boy in kensington, we first told you about the story yesterday on good day. tie mere frazier gunned done on the 2,000 block of east orleans street, frandford avenue monday. police say there was loan gunman who walked up, on the block, on east orland, stepped between two park cars, fired six, seven shots, wounding tie here's 16 year old friends, striking him in the back. the teen wa

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one of the people inside manchester arena at the time was karen ford.the concert with her family. we karen ford. she was at the concert with herfamily. we have been speaking to her. my daughter and i attended this evening. my husband drove us, they were outside. but we were just leaving the concert. ariana grande had left, the lights had come up, everybody was just getting out of their seats and walking towards the stairs, when all of a sudden this huge sound, which sounded like a explosion, went off. and this was just after the end of the concert. what was people's reaction? everybodyjust stopped and turned around, and somebody shouted, "it's a bomb, run!" and everybody started running. people were trying to push people up the stairs. there was a lady in a wheelchair trying to get away. she was absolutely hysterical, bless her, people werejust pushing past her. i held them back while she actually got out of the stairwell. and a person that was with her took her to safety. but the problem was, a lot of children were there without parents. there was no o

x says: "hi i'm karen i live in san francisco and i make viral videos" karen is the woman behind theut selfie video and the fad it sparked after going viral . and the 'girl learns to dance in a year' time lapse video. and a dozen other premeditated virals that have earned her over a hundred million views. she says step one is coming up with an idea that evokes certain emotions. karen says it's best to keep a video short, title it like a news headline and keep in mind the first few seconds are critical since most people are watching on small screens these days she says optimize for that by filming your subjects close up and if you use titles make the text fill the screen.

. >> let's turn to dave and karen. >> reporter: i have a job for karen, i brought the wrong clicker with me, if karen could advance that would be super. we have clouds to the west that will pop through at times later today and showers, too. that won't be until later this afternoon and most of you won't see them, they will be scattered and thunderstorm pops up. 70 degrees in philadelphia. 68 in allentown. 71 in millville. 70 in wilmington. as we check out dewpoints they are up over 60 across the region. information in philadelphia we've climbed to 65. that's moderate humidity. outside of dover and millville we're not oppressively humid once the sun comes up as it is right now, you will feel that. in the afternoon, 87 degrees by noon, 91 by 3:00 p.m. hot and humid conditions high of 92 around 4:00 p.m. 91 by 5:00 p.m. 89 by 7:00 p.m. by 7 or 8:00 p.m., humidity will drop off. pollen is running on the medium high side. grasses have been added to the mix. it's not just tree pollen and grasses get at people who suffer from allergist. that's something to keep in the back of yore head. karen, w

david is off, karen rogers is here, matt pelman is here and the ting is here.d-- the fog is here. >> it's dense in spots especially along the coastline and delaware bay where we have a dense fog advisory. let's start with storm tracker6 live double scan because we can see not openly showers but thunderstorms brewing. they're a ways off. we have to look north of harrisburg and west of harrisburg to get these storms but you get the idea we have storms in motion head our way. 5-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport but only point flee trenton n-millville. the fog is a big deal there, less than a mile visibility in wilmington, .8 and 1 mile in dover and the wildwood, half a mile atlantic city airport so be careful as you're travel bag in some spots we are seeing dense fog, certainly more so than yesterday. here's your satellite and radar image. we're watching again for scattered showers or thunderstorms. right now we're starting with drizzle. we certainly see the clouds but we are going to get some breaks in the clouds. it's going to be a mix of clo

karen rogers has accuweather. matt pelman has your commute.ood morning. >> another cloudy and cool day. i'm just trying to smile through at this time. i guess that's all we can do. storm tracker showing we're dry through the area but we'll see the chance for a couple of showers around later. not terribly wet but certainly cloudy and cool. satellite6 and action radar showing that right now. you could start to see some showers trying hit parts of southern delaware. so we may get clipped with this in south jersey. there could be a shower at any point. i think it will be more organized later on today. visibility fog is a bit of an issue as you're traveling. a half mile visibility in mount pocono, 3-mile visibility in lancaster, six in reading, so you may be traveling through a little bit of patchy fog. how about these numbers? after a high of only 64 yesterday it's currently 57 in philadelphia and only 55 in millville and ocean city and this is how the numbers are going to go through the day. you can see they're well below the average high of 68 -

karen rogers is in for david murphy with the latest on the conditions. any signs of sunshine today? >> not today rick. i don't think we'll see any sun at all today. we have clouds and some showers creating some downpours and a lightning strike that began in our area. this is stormtracker 6 live double scan we had a weak disturbance and over the past couple of hours, the showers have just really bubbled out from this. we are looking at heavier downpours from honey brook and those are lightning flashes in the last 15 minutes, at 322 in pottstown, are you really getting wet and landsdowne and doylestown and in south jersey in woodbury heavy near route 55 and burlen as well. these showers are slow to push out of here and i want to show you this on stormtracker 6 live double scan here is the weak disturbance moving through allowing showers to blossom through the area. here is the front hitting us later on today. once we have this moved through we get a cold front swinging through and another chance of showers a little later on tonight. all that means is not a very pleasant day. it's chil

[applause] mcmaster: please help me welcome karen pence. pence: you guys did such a great job earlier, when all of the kids came out. you all got your picture with him. you know who this is? whisper it. yes. this is marlin bundo. marlin has his own instagram bundo., at marlin botus.hat we call bunny of the united states. he is botus. famous becauseof he is the first bunny to ever ride on air force two. and we love marlin. he is named that because he is named after a feynman -- after a brando,ctor, marlon and my daughter needed a bunny to be her film star. riety is nothing new for him. he is a very tame honey. he runs around the house all the time. he is very, very tame, and i want to thank all of these amazing children. marlin came to say hi to you and uys childre, ann, and you gus were so nice to be so gentle with him. broughtalyly wasn't out here to introduce him. i was brought out here to introduce the president of the united states. [applause] pence: how about a quiet round of applause? [applause] mr. pence: do you want to pet him? sque

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karen. >> 4:36. we are also expect to go learn more about that tragic fire that killed two children and their grand mother in north philadelphia. flames ripped through the house that is what is left after it is on not sixth and montgomery on saturday killing nine year-old prudence and seven year-old dean and their five two-year old grandmother monique figueroa. >> children's mother and bow friend managed to escape. grieving relatives have been looking through ruins searching for any keepsakes that can be salvaged. family members are relying on each other to get through the tragedy. >> we are trying to stay strong, you know, one person is crying, the other person is being strong, but it hurts. >> the causes still under investigation, but fire officials are planning to hold a news conference later today. >>> well, is there a community right now that has to wake up time and again and go outside to find someone trying to break into their cars and succeeded time and again. neighbors say there have been a

thanks, karen. >>> 5:12 now and dads behaving badly.s picture of a toddler on a motorcycle had people concerned. find out why police, though, could not even give the ma and a ticket. >> comedian kathy griffin. people on both sides of the aisle say she went too far with a picture that shows on the president beheaded. >> on route one the super highway at oxford valley road fog. we're not seeing construction but they will be here during the mid day. new project begins today in montgomery county and one of our bridges is going up. we'll tell you which one when "action news" continues this wednesday morning. >> ♪ you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. abreak through your allergies.? try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's

karen. >> good morning, everybody. of cool and cloudy and we've got a little patchy fog, half mile visibility in mount pocono, 2.5 in allentown, 3-mile visibility in lancaster so watch for some patchy fog. temperatures showing just 57 degrees right now and we're going to stay well below average. 67 for your high today. normally we would be at 78. that would feel nice. not touching that. it does get a little closer to average at least in the overnight hours. looking at the day ahead it's a day with lots of clouds. it's not terribly wet but we could see a shower or a little bit of drizzle at any point today in one or two spots. later this afternoon into tonight is a better chance for a more organized shower or thunderstorm. you see how temperatures go at 7:00 a.m., 58 at lunchtime you're in the low 60's. your high today is the 67, we'll hit that around 3 o'clock today, matt. >> okay. and check before you head out the door to see if it's raining outside by going to 6abc.com/weather and viewing storm tracker6 live radar. >

abc's karen travers is there in sicily. karen, good morning. what's on the president's agenda on this beautiful, sunny day there in sicily? >> reporter: yes, quite a nice view we have here, kendis. the president is at the group of seven leaders summit. this is the world's wealthiest democracies, and president trump has actually met with all of these world leaders one-on-one, but this is the first time he's getting together with them as a group. there will be consensus from these nations on how to combat terrorism, especially in the wake of the manchester terror attack earlier this week. but, kendis and diane, president trump comes here with very different views from these other countries on issues like immigration, refugee policy and climate change. that could be a very big source of contention here as other world leaders push the trump administration to stay a part of that landmark climate change deal, the paris agreement. so far there is no word from president trump on what he will do about that. though the president has a lot of summit meeti

so, be prepared, for big delays, where ever you go this entire weekend karen and thomas. we were there when brandon bostian surrendered to police. bostian was engineer on amtrak 188 which crashed in may 2015. >> eight people who their lives, more than 200 more people were injured. our dave schratwieser has more on the charges that he is facing. >> reporter: silent and staring straight ahead, amtrak engineer brandon bostian was handcuffed, and led into central detectives, to face involuntary manslaughter charges. two years after he piloted amtrak train 188, through a dangerous curve at frankford junction, causing it to derail >> there is no joy in seeing anyone in handcuffs but this is a matter about bringing to justice a man who caused so much mayhem. >> reporter: attorney general josh shapiro charged bostian in a deadly crash last week leveling manslaughter charges and risking a catastrophe and reckless endangerment, eight people died, 230 more were injured in the crash. victims like bob hewitt had been demanding justice for two years. >> how can you just not, remember,

thomas, karen?there is a lot to be weighing in this case including -- including action fag. >> eleven jurors seated in the bill cosby sexual as all trial. seven men, four women, only one juror african-american, the rest are white. day three of jury deliberations will continue this morning in pittsburgh. the final panel will have 12 jurors, and six alternates, in the actual trial will be held in montgomery county. prosecutors say cosby drugged and molested a temple employee at hits cheltenham home back in 2004. he claims their encounter was concentual. opening statement will begin june 5th. >> 5:10. gun violence once again ripping through our area. forty-three shot fired in just philadelphia, and more in montgomery county. and that is just one day yesterday. someone gunned down three people in germantown right around dinnertime. >> this all happened the 5500 block of high school street. thirty-seven shots fired. there was man who died, 37 years old, police think he was the target. also shot during th

. >> let's get more on that with david murphy and karen rogers has traffic, good morning. >> reporter: we have a break in the clouds, overall we're looking at a mix of clouds and sun this morning and that he the way it will go the rest of the day. fairly bright across the region once the sun gets up over the horizon. 74 in philadelphia. 71 in millville. 71 in wilmington. 70 in allentown. 71 in reading. as you take a look at the dewpoints we're well above the 60-degree laboratory hold -- threshhold for humid air. millville, trenton, oppressive humidity in dover. everybody will be sweating a little bit. the heat is on again, 87 degrees by noon. 91 by 3:00 p.m. 92 around 4:00 p.m. later this afternoon there's a chance of a spotty pop-up thunderstorm most of us you see it you will want to take cover because there's a chance of an isolated strong storm in delaware and south jersey. when i step inside we'll talk about a change for the weekend, cooler, refreshing air on the way, the details just ahead. karen, what are the things looking like on roads. >> reporter: we're doing all right on th

karen, thomas? >> all right, steve, thank you so much. from that case, to another big case everyone is talking about. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people of allegany county. >> bill cosby, thanking the people of allegany county and pittsburgh, moments after the jury was seated until the sexual assault trial n court yesterday, his lead attorney said the prosecution was systemic excluding black people. the jury is made up of four white women, six white men, one black woman, and single black man. they will be traveling to montgomery county for the trial, which will be beginning on june 5th, cosby, who has not spoken much in public h message for supporters as he left the courthouse. >> and then in closing i just want to thank all of the people who have come to see my shows, whenever i appeared at the behind hall, and thank you all. >> we will put some witnesses on the stand, we're confident in the case we have, and look forward to getting it in the jury's hands. >> cosby accused of drugging and assaulting a temple un

host: that is karen this morning. jim antle, what did ping from there? guest: well there is the interesting do i nascar that you have these energy are dependent on government subsidies. democrats have been a real big boosters from these companies. president trump campaigned heavily on protecting coal, protecting a lot of industries that would potentially be adversely affected by environmental regulations his desire to grow jobs in some of those jobs that are dependent on those industries is a big part of his environmental agenda. he really won the presidency in part because he was able to win a lot of these voters who don't necessarily see things like the paris agreement as being in their economic interest. host: and the caller also brought up the affordable care act. we saw the role that president played in the house debate in the house vote. how do you think that changes as this moves to the senate? what will be his role when it comes to the senders and trying to win the vote for this if guest: the difficulty in the senate is an individual senator is n

>> reporter: karen, we have two investigations underway right now. we have stolen car investigation and seven year old girl found unconscious for that reason. both north detectives and the special victims unit are investigating. police say between 1:00 and 2:00 this morning, the mother inside this home reached out to police saying a family member, believed to be her 18 year old son, stole hermit sue bushy suv. officers responded here to the 5500 block of north american street. and asked for the woman's vehicle registration. she went back inside the home to get those documents. she went into the basement, and that's when she found her seven year old daughter unconscious with a bag over her head. she carried her daughter out of the house, screaming, officers on scene immediately jumped into action, and did what they could to revive this child before she got to the hospital. >> the officer immediately grabbed the seven year old child, who was unresponsive, and he started doing cpr right outside on the front stems. the officer was by himself. and called

karen and thomas back to you. >>> 4:03. let's begin with that breaking news in new castle county delaware. two people are in the hospital after a late night shooting in wilmington. steve keeley is on the scene what do we know, steve? >> reporter: we don't know much, officially, we can only tell you what we see visually here what we have confirmed is very little, this call came in five hours ago at 11:00 and what you are looking at are lots of, unmarked, state police cars, along with some guys, maybe in uniform maybe that is their uniform maybe internal affairs investigators but here we are in city of wilmington and it is state police here in this town home development. we do see a marked car that had been backed in there right in front of the home that they came to and this came in as a shooting and domestic call, over the police scanner that the breaking news network reported and you can see investigators in the house. they have been to the top floor of the town home development and wooden railing leading to this doorway i

karen: billboards featuring president trump space and can come on writing highways.al controversy back home following the president overseas. the current white house -- a current white house staffers part of the federal investigation whether there was collusion beee 2015 presidential campaign. >> don't have any knowledge of interest that reference. karen: what has points to the speech on radical extremism that will sound very different -- then campaign rhetoric on islam. the white house to the goal is to unite the broader muslim world against common enemies. kimberly: coming up next, big day -- the sister of the justice of cambridge -- says i do -- what some call the wedding of the year. and saved by a certain board. unique heroes after getting stranded by floodwaters. plus a sneak peek of monday's cnw. >> monday and good morning washington, as a result -- better -- lamer energy. plus how uncle musicians are hoping he'll local patients. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriel