no sign of karen. then her cell provider sent a ping to karen's phone.ross the main road about half a mile from the river. in the parking lot at walmart. where again, the officer could not find karen. what was going on? around and around the river walk they went pointing their puny flashlights at a sea of dark. >> i did go home at about 5:00. i wrote an e-mail saying karen's gone. i don't know where she is. i just have to go to bed. and i went and i just cried. >> he did not sleep long. the phone call that startled him awake brought news. some good, some very, very bad. >>> coming up -- amyjane's murder and karen's disappearance. could they be connected? investigators are about to discover a disturbing clue. >> i think in that moment most of us knew that that wasn't coincidence. ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. this clean was like pow! everything well? my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest [hd]. 6

karen: era una agonía.s nuevos. tifani: karen, la mayor, es la que llena los papeles en inglés, desde hace mucho tiempo que no usan al abogado. karen: esta vez ni ganas de hablar tenía, porque sentía un nudo en la garganta, yo sentía que si yo hablaba yo iba a decir tengo miedo e iba a llorar. juan: yo vi al agente, y vi que me quedó viendo, y la mirada sonriente que él me tiró yo la sentí que algo no estaba bien. karen: el señor con una sonrisa, el deportador, y luego se le queda viendo, mira el papel, y le dice veme adentro, y eso jamás había pasado. y ahí fue cuando yo ya no aguanté más, me eché a llorar. tifani: y cada minuto que pasaba... karen: eran eternos, era el minuto más eterno de toda mi vida. puedo decir que tal vez fueron diez, quince minutos, y se sintió como una hora, y ahí paradas afuera esperando que él saliera, y orando, yo, diosito, lo que tú quieras, pídeme lo que quieras, quítame lo que quieras, pero a mi papi no me lo quites. tifani: adentro con el agente juan vivía su propia pesadill

and karen handel thanked president trump. this crowd chanted trump, trump, trump as she thanked the president. a big win for republicans tonight at a time they knew they had to. >> krnk you, i appreciate that. live at karen handel's head quarters in atlanta. democrats across the country thought they could pull it off. they didn't. a very different move tonight at ossoff head quarters. >> reporter: there's a lot of disappointment, i'll tell you that in talking to some folks who have been with the ossoff campaign that very beginning for months. dabing away a few tears here and there. i see some people enjoying beers behind me. they're not as disappointed as you might think and part of that is because just talking to people they really felt they were part of something and they were just proud to even get close. i think they're so used being in the political minority as democrats that just to be involved in this where they had a shot, there's think is they're really taking away from that. and so you might go to other parties wher

we'll prove tonight that karen handel will win. democrats should have taken the $40 million to fix their failing party instead of throwing it all away on a 30-year-old man who doesn't live in the district. how do you respond to that? >> both parties will spin this and overreact to one house district. here's a couple things. donald trump picked four republican house members to join his cabinet. at the close of business tonight, republicanss will have held all four seats. only this one in georgia was viewed as competitive. democrats tried in kansas. didn't try in south carolina. that was closer than people thought. all races won by republicans democrats can say were closer than 2016, 2012, closer than last time. but close doesn't count. democrats can say the climate is better for us but they're still not winning. back to your other point, here's a very interesting thing. if you're thinking about 2016, donald trump won. he was the outsider and ran against the republican establishment. before he ran against hillary clinton and the demo

but i think karen handel going to washington is not just a win for karen handel. it's a huge win for the white house. big win for paul ryan. in karen handel republicans now have yet another house member who is fiscally conservative, who shared their conservative social values. also she wants to build a wall on the southern border and repeal and replace obamacare. i spoke to her last week in georgia. she said she does not necessarily support the border adjustment tax, the subject of much debate in house but she is on, she is firmly behind a lot of the policies that president trump is trying to put forth. you know, this is a huge win across the board. as we were talking about, this is a sweep for republicans. you cannot understate just the depression that democrats now face. they are torn between what kind of candidate they should run and the issues they should run on. instead of having a clear mask for the midterm there is confusion for the democratic party. >> bret: as much as we talk about for all the time spent talking in the media about a split in the republica

we start with karen handel. the president's budget that he submitted is based on the assumption the economy grows at an annual rate of 3% by 2020 and stay there. in other words continue 3% annual growth. a lot of economists say this is unrealistic. won't this add to the deficit if projections are wrong, the president's math is wrong, won't this add to the deficit and something a lot of republican colleagues in georgia are concerned about including senator david perdue come of the long-term debt is $11 billion. >> handel: first, on the president actually submitted a budget, that hasn't happened under eight years of obama and one that does balance in ten years. to be sure we have serious budget issues that require tough decisions. at the same time we are not going to cut our way out of things, that budget was presented with a parallel to do tax reform, rollback mandates, rollback regulation. >>host: that would cut revenue even more. >> handel: the budget was built on a 10 year horizon which is important. having a

but i think karen handel going to washington is not just a win for karen handel. it's a huge win for the white house. big win for paul ryan. in karen handel republicans now have yet another house member who is fiscally conservative, who shared their conservative social values. also she wants to build a wall on the southern border and repeal and replace obamacare. i spoke to her last week in georgia. she said she does not necessarily support the border adjustment tax, the subject of much debate in house but she is on, she is firmly behind a lot of the policies that president trump is trying to put forth. you know, this is a huge win across the board. as we were talking about, this is a sweep for republicans. you cannot understate just the depression that democrats now face. they are torn between what kind of candidate they should run and the issues they should run on. instead of having a clear mask for the midterm there is confusion for the democratic party. >> bret: as much as we talk about for all the time spent talking in the media about a split in the republica

and i'm so glad mike and karen were able to come on and share their story. >> karen and mike, stay with me here, with andy. joan walsh and nancy giles are here. we talk about politics a lot. we talk about policy a lot. joan, you've been covering the health care battles for seven-plus years. i wonder what you're thinking. >> i'm thinking what the hell kind of a country are we, ari, that michael has to lose sleep wondering if he can stay in his home with his family? i mean what is this family supposed to do? paul ryan has been dreaming about cutting this program since he was hanging out at keggers in college. he's told that story. >> what kind of a man is he? >> what kind of a monster is he? who dreams of cutting medicaid? they act like people are merely takers. they don't act like they understand hardship of any kind. paul ryan, who actually got social security as a survivor when his father died, god bless him. i mean the cruelty -- karen uses that word. it's the only word we can use. the cruelty of this bill is beyond belief. if donald trump is really going to go along with this, don't

karen: yo sabÍa que si hablaba iba a llorar.ida, puedo decir que tal vez fueron 10 o 15 minutos, y se sintiÓ como una hora, y ahÍ paradas afuera esperando que Él saliera y orando yo, diosito lo que tÚ quierass, pÍdeme lo que quieras, quÍtame lo que quieras, pero a mi papi no me lo quites. reportera: adentro con el agente, juan vivÍa su propia pesadilla. juan: me dijo que me iba a detener. le dice, te puedo hacer una peticiÓn ¿quÉ peticiÓn? y le dijo que mi hija se graduaba este aÑo. reportera: aparentemente sus palabras con movieron al agente y me dijo que si lo aceptaba. juan: me dijo, no te voy a detener hoy, pero este dÍa que te voy a dar la fecha, ese dÍa te voy a detener y te voy a deportar, me dijo. ♪ [llanto] reportera: a pesar de la noticia devastadora habÍa una luz de esperanza, podÍa ver a su hija graduarse, la primera de la familia rodrÍguez en alcanzar ese sueÑo. pero ahora tenÍa el tiempo prestado porque le entregaron una fecha de deportaciÓn. karen: cuando vamos saliendo nos dice papi "la cosa es que me tengo que i

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i think karen handel going to washington is not just a win for karen handel, it's a big win for paul ryan. and karen handel, republicans have yet another house number who is fiscally conservative, who shares their social values, also, wants to build a wall on the southern border.al she wants to repeal and replace obamacare. i spoke to her last week in georgia, she said she did not necessarily support the border adjustment tax, which is a subject of much debate in the house. but she is on -- firmly behind a lot of the policies that president trump is trying to put forth. this is a huge wine across the board. asas we were talking about, this is a sweep for republicans. you cannot understate the pressure of the democrats now face. they are torn between what kind of candidate they should run in the mid terms, what kind of issues they should run on, instead of having a clear map for the midterms, there is a whole lot of confusion for the democratic party. >> bret: as much as we talk about, for all of the time spent talking in the media about a split in the republican party that some, like

karen handel ran about 2.5 points ahead of that.pproval rating in the district is about 11, 12, maybe 14 points better than it is nationally. so that means there are going to be places where the dynamic looks different. i would point to the main intervening event between now and the midterm election are going to be the governors elections in virginia and new jersey. this fall where donald trump's approval rating in both states in the most recent poll is under 40% and the republican gubernatorial candidates are polling in that range, as well. is he still a big shadow over this midterm election but what this says is that it's not collapsed on him in terrain that leans toward republicans. >> and seem marks when ron brownstein talks about reversions to the norm with this election, does it mean that money is not always a good predictor who will win an election? a lot of times it's. >> in california, a couple years ago, we had a governor's race where somebody spent $180 million and lost. a candidate spent maybe a fifth of that money. mone

they're moving towards the southeast as karen mentioned.ering berlin right now but pushing away from woodbury. another just to the west of glassboro and another cluster of these heading to areas south of wilmington. newark delaware getting hit. today's high 83, the heat wave is over and humidity levels should sag offer as off as the day goes on. >> my garden could definitely use some of these showers. >> maybe you're getting one. [laughter] >> all right. that's it for us. we hope you're on to have a good wednesday. for karen rogers matt o'donnell dave murphy i'm tamala edwards. "gma" is up next. >> bye-bye tammy. [laughter] >> ♪ >>> good morning, america. breaking news, a massive fire engulfing this high-rise apartment building in london full of families. >> flames shooting out everywhere. people trapped inside using bed sheets as ropes to escape. this man desperately waiting for help. more than 50 people injured. hundreds of firefighters battling the blaze. we are live on the scene with the latest. >>> massive new lawsuit. nearly 200 democ

let's go topher karen -- go oveo karen rogers. >> looking slow.traffic right there and you can see that that eastbound traffic heavy here at the saint gabe's curve and a nine minute ride from oaks to 202. getting some reports of debris in this area in the camera so watch for that one just causing an extra slow go this morning on 422. on 422 here in berks county on the waze app we also have someone talking about a minor accident 422 eastbound and that's right near the exit or common so watch for that one heading out but you can see in this shot that traffic's looking pretty heavy on 422 eastbound. we also have an issue with this downed tree. it's blocking one lane here in norristown on swede street at airy street. on the big picture we do still have that problem in center city on 11th street. it is blocked right near the local vine so stick to be ninth or 13th. they've got an apartment building fire with crews on the scene. elsewhere looking at speeds in the 20's on the schuylkill expressway. and only 16 miles an hour on i-95 southbound past cottma

karen handel received nearly 52% of the vote, defeating jon ossoff by almost 3%. president trump tweeted his congratulations for her big win. mark is there for us. >> reporter: karen handel won this special election comfortably in what was the most expensive house race in history. both side spent more than $56 million, but the seat of this affluent, educated district will stay republican. >> a special thanks to the president of the united states pof america. >> reporter: karen handel celebrated her new job by thanking president trump tuesday night. but it's the president who may be the night's biggest winner. on twitter he took a victory lap for "those that want to make america great again." >> my promise is to work every single day relentlessly to make our state and this country a better place. >> reporter: this house seat has been in republican hands since

republican karen handel has now pulled out ahead.test, let's go to john king. >> anderson, as you can see, the georgia sixth congressional district, red on the map. let's stretch it out a little bit. as you just noted, the republican candidate, karen handel, now with a six-point lead, 53-47%. a pretty healthy lead. we're at about two-thirds of the expected vote counted. still some votes to count from today, but roughly about two-thirds of the anticipated vote has been counted. 53-47. republicans will feel good about that, although we are not to the finish line yet. let me break down the district for you, as we've been doing through the night. pop this out a little bit and keep reminding you, this part above this green line is the district. you're getting votes from fulton county, which includesla atlant but only the voters up here actually cast ballots today. same for cobb county and dekalb county. what's happening in this race right now? we've said this throughout the night. the most important part of the district, cobb county for k

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karen. >> you'll have some sun glare this morning on the 30 bypass.s we're getting here though. this is the 30 bypass past 340 not causing any problems yet but we've got construction coming on the schuylkill and construction right now that's caused a major jam on a highway. details on all that of when we come right back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look the blue beautiful skies there above center city. it is 6:14 and 72 degrees right now. >> really clearing out out there isn't it karen. >> it is. we've got clouds lingering in south jersey but those clouds have clearly moved out of the rest of the area here. we're going to switch over and check the blue route at route one and traffic there is moving okay right now but we do have issues on the schuylkill expressway. they're doing construction and schuylkill eastbound today between the blue route and city avenue, the lane closures are 10:00 to 2:00 and tomorrow and thursday it will be westbound and friday it will be both directions so major construction projects starting on sunday they're

and karen handel jumping out to a solid lead. cast today on election day, she's getting 58% of the votes that were cast on election day. she lost the preelection day vote, the early vote. she only lost it by 1.4 points. this is a number that the democrats thought they could get much higher. they did anticipate handel doing well but she did much better in the early vote than was expected. >> and steve with this, we got 66% of the vote in right now. we're looking at about 10,000 vote lead for handel. >> it's pretty spread out evenly. the same day vote karen handel winning at a clip of 58%. she's going to continue to lead it. she's going to get more votes out of the same day. the only thing if you're a democrat you have to latch on is the mail-in vote. nothing has been counted yet from the mail-in. 6500 mail-in votes for cast tote until the preliminary. of those jon ossoff got 76%. what does that translate into? he got 5,000 votes, his opponents about 1500. if you have higher turnout here in the general election, if that 6500 went t

>> really. >> let's turn to david and karen. >> nothing like it was yesterday at least. can see that most of the area is dry. we have a couple of light sprinkles and showers out to the north and west of philadelphia that could pop flew during the morning commute. mostly we've just got low clouds and drizzle around and showers and even a couple of thunderstorms from last night are for the most part gone. so, drier this morning than yesterday. there's that wide view. we see some breakup in the clouds to the north of philadelphia and while i expect we start out mainly cloudy we should wind up transitioning to partial sunshine as we go through the afternoon in particular, maybe even later this morning. 55 degrees currently, a little cooler this morning than it was this time yesterday. still 52 in allentown. 52 in trenton. 54 in millville. down the shore in cape may, 57 for your early morning stroll on the boards. and the winds a little bit stronger this morning than they were yesterday, about 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. some of you still with single digit winds but ma

he's got accuweather and karen . >> around here no trouble right now. webe little sprinkle way down in delaware, perhaps catching south jersey around cape may but that's notsy pretty quickly. overall we're expecting partly sunny skies today. it's a bit warm to start out across most of the region. in philadelphia we're at 72. 70 in trenton. 68 in wilmington. up north in reading and to 60 so comfortable there and 70 in cape may. i'll point out that the humidity is still rather high in that southern area highlighted in darker shades of green where you've got dewpoints near 70. somewhat oppe humidity but those levels are expected to drop off as we go later into the day. 72 degrees by 7 o'clock. 84 by noon. your high today is going to be 87 at 3 o'clock. humidity levels on the lower side. 85 by 5 o'clock and by 7 o'clock 78 and it has happened. the summer officially here. it came in at 12:24 in the morning, a few hours back. the sun's direct rays will be directly over the tropic of cancer today and that means a long day for us and it's also a reminder that w

they are just going to keep focussing on karen handel. this is an important thing and i think this is key. difference between being on the outside and being here on the ground and talking to folks who are canvassing. there wasn't actually a tremendous amount of enthusiasm for karen handel or jon ossoff. this is a referendum on trump in a district that would still more or less vote for him. as karen handel gets saddled with some policy issues that made trump unpopular i think she will be a number one target for ossoff next year. hasn't fallen off the map. people will stay enthusiastic. i wouldn't be surprised if we have a rematch next year and the result may turn out different. >> in the 2018 congressional elections, republicans in congress are either going to be defending a bill that they voted for on health care that has been sign need law or they are going to be defending to some constituents their failure to get a bill on health care signed into law. >> yeah, ultimately it's dammed if you do, dammed if you don't. no one has any idea wh

karen, thomas? >> as soon as something changes, i know you'll bring it to us first, jenny joyce, thank you. 5:05, officials trying to figure out what caused this this was the scene yesterday, in sellersville at jessica lane, those three overturned cars were caring butter. right now some roads still closed in the area, as crews clear that scene. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> 5:05, down the shore, very violent confrontation involving a police officer being investigated right now. after someone took some video of it onhe tn it was shared on social media. let's show you the video. there is wildwood police officer and there it is, he punches that man was down on ney avenue, this past weekend. the clip is 19 seconds long. now it does not show what happened before that punch. police did see reports that that man was being disruptive. witnesses still being interviewed. people that have been shown the video saying they're waiting and holding judgement. >> we need to know more. we need to know what happene

karen. >> that sounds like a good deal. the ramp from the schuylkill eastbound to the vine eastbound has reopened. overnight construction there has cleared. we're going to take you l ♪ >> taking a look at the old atlantic aviation hangar at philadelphia international airport. that's where air force one tends to pull president visits philadelphia. right now it is 5:13 on this wednesday morning. >> let's go on over to karen rogers. what does it look like for people? it looks great right there. >> clear and easy right here, right. as long as you're coming into the fort washington at this early hour then you're fine. all bets are off for everyone else. looking live at 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike so no issues coming in from ambler or montgomeryville, looking good on 309. that's your southbound traffic there moving just fine and really all your area roads. it's early yet so for the most part you're looking good but we've got a couple of big accidents. one of them is here in new castle, it's right on i-95 northbound and it's

vote happening tonight at 6:00 karen and thomas. that. 5:09 is the time. >>> this was a tragedy that happened what was supposed to be a fun family vacation together in ocean county, an 11 year-old electrocuted in the lagoon, toms river police say she touched rail of the metal boat lift, little girl was playing in the what ther with two friend saturday behind their home, other children were not hurt, adults there performed cpr until paramedics got there but that girl later died at the hospital. >> it is like a nightmare we are living in and it is just not, not real, just not real. >> she was just a little girl, you know, she loved to just do simple things and very excited for a dance coming up and it is just very sad. she will be truly missed. >> investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >>> we could find out names of the injury hoy could not reach a verdict in the assault case against bill cosby. jury came back dead lock resulting in a mistrial, cosby was charged with three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault st

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, it is 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday june 14th. >> and we're following a serious developing story overseas. flames have incinerated a high-rise apartment building in london. fire officials say there are multiple fatalities. >> an update this morning on the six-year-old boy who was shot in the head during gunfire in wilmington. >> no verdict yet. jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial will be back at work in montgomery county today. >> our relief day has arrived. the heat wave is over. let's turn to dave murphy and karen rogers. >> some of you are going to step out the door early this morning, matt and tam and you're going to feel a little humid but don't worry in humidity is on the way down this morning and overall today does appear to be a much more comfortable day. we're also going to start out with some sunshine. you see most of our clouds have gotten out of here. couple of thunderstorms over by new york on showers up north but generally speaking we're dry across the region

picture why is the mainstream media ignoring the role voter suppression may have played in helping karen handel defeat john asaf in the georgia six runoff greg palast just a mole and the senate republican health care bill is secret no more just one problem it's not really a health care bill will discuss what it really is into its politics panel what they would call on and krrish. since the race was called thursday night a variety of theories have been put forward to help explain john asaf loss to karen handel in the special run off election for georgia's secure groeschel district some think just didn't have a message others think that the georgia six was just too conservative for any democrat to win very few pundits however virtually none of the mainstream media are looking at the wall voter suppression may have played in handing former georgia secretary of state karen addle a four point victory joining me now to talk about just that is greg palast investigative reporter and creator of the brilliant new documentary the best democracy money can buy a tale of billionaires and ballot bandit

karen. >> little wet, little dreary.look live at i-95 at cottman but no big traffic problems here but we have an accident that brought down a >> ♪ >> good morning everyone. it is 5:15, tuesday and our sky6 picture looking out to the northwest where there are some storms out in the distance in the state of new jersey. >> but that still means there may be some damp roads left behind and that could make for a rough commute. how is it looking karen. >> yeah its certainly the case isn't it. i heard the little rumble of thunder waking up early this morning and the roads are still rather wet as you're heading out. we're looking live in new jersey. this is 42. that's northbound traffic coming up from turnsville or deptford. you can see how wet we are in new jersey on 42. we have a problem in new jersey in cumberland county though so watch for that accident in cumberland county. it's right on 347 northbound at route 47. we're hearing this accident brought down a traffic signal so that's causing problems at this early hour right n

karen. >> looking outside in exton, this is 202 where traffic's moving really nicely.re going to take you to bucks county talk about some midday delays coming your way when we come back. >> ♪ this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through st and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com >> welcome back. taking a live look here in the early morning hours. 5:13 at the battleship new jersey as gorgeous as it can be sitting there on the delaware. it is 5:13 again and 72 degrees. >> it looks so serene and calm out there. hope it's the same on the road. >> you know what, so far it is. we don't have any major accidents at this point. we had some construction you're going to wonder about here. this is bucks county i-95 past the scudder falls bridge. everything is opened but expects with construction. and that's going to cause pretty big problems on the bridge. you may want to stick to route one soubo the turnpike connector

karen rogers i'll have more on that coming up.t have you got right now in the traffic department. >> i have an improving situation here at least. looking live on the ramp from i-95 northbound to woodhaven road westbound. northbound as you head towards bristol township up ahead the off-ramp is reopened. the paving work has cleared. we see some crews out there right now on the other side. southbound we've got a tractor-trailer kind of off to the side right there. on the big picture we had some construction on i-95 northbound. it's cleared now near 320 but still this disabled tractor-trailer kind of stuck in the gore point eastbound at passyunk so watch for that guy broke down and stuck on the road. outside side live, construction has cleared. crews will return at 11 o'clock and is shut the vine down in both directions. westbound between street road and bensalem construction crews blocking the right lane and the center lane so two lanes blocked there but the construction is cleared northeast extension northbound so traveling kind of

let's join dave murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> if you have plans to head out and maybe get some exercise again, now is the time to do it because it's going to be shooting up there heat-wise in a hurry. we have a heat advisory today. we did not have this yesterday because the humidity wasn't high enough but today the heat's high and the humidity is much higher than it was yesterday and so heat advisory kicking in at noon and going until 7:00. heat index values could be in the upper 90's even close to 100 as we go through the afternoon hours. we also have another code orange ozone action day. those of you in at risk categories want to limit your outdoor activity and exposure during the afternoon hours and the rest of us can help out by not filling the car until later this evening or maybe getting it done this morning o satellite shows you a decent amount of sunshine on the way early. there are a few fair weather cumulus clouds around. overall we expect things to cloud up a little bit more later this afternoon and this e

>> karen handel. todd: why did you vote for karen. >> i like karen. she is not pelosi.has been conservative so that's why i voted for her. todd: a lot of people saying that the democrat jon ossoff should be running in san francisco as one of those liberals. >> i agree. yeah. pelosi has backed him. they put so much money behind him trying to, in my mind, trying to steal this election. todd: speaking of money, $50 million, that beats the other election. that was biggest spending election by about $20 million. think about that. a lot of outside money here in the georgia 6. is t. all comes down to today. we will be watching. it back to you. steve: todd piro down in georgia. during the debates karen asked jon ossoff a question he could not answer. so who will you be voting for in the georgia six election. he couldn't say his own name because is he not registered to vote there. ainsley: he does not live in the district. steve: he said he lived three blocks away. three miles away. brian: you would think he would get a lean to. ainsley: is he getting married. so i think they mi

karen rogers has traffic.yeah, rain almost completely off the coast at this point. we did have watch boxes up and down the east coast as that storm system came through. it's

karen rogers has traffic. good morning. >> yeah, rain almost completely off the coast at this point. we did have watch boxes up and down the east coast as that storm system came through. it's gone and out to the west of us there are some clearing conditions and with that drier air coming in. there you see that last shower north of atlantic city. that's pretty much it. there might be a little sprinkle farther to the west but we are fast getting rid of the rain. 73 degrees currently in philadelphia, 70 in allentown, still in the upper 60's in reading and lancaster, 73 in millville, 71 in cape may and for now all of that area highlighted in dark green with those dewpoints that are up in the 70's in most cases, that's still humid air so as you first step out this morning, it's still going to feel muggy especially where you see the 70's but all those dewpoints are going to drop and the humidity levels will drop with them as we go through the morning and afternoon. here's where the numbers are going. 73 degrees and

a few issues dave. >> karen it's a fairly cloudy start.ou might have a little bright spot in the clouds and cool, too. 54 degrees by 6 o'clock, 55 by 8 o'clock this morning so temperatures hovering in the mid-50's on the bus stop. we can't rule out some drizzle. personally i didn't see that on the way in but it is a possibility in some neighborhoods. 55 degrees by 7 o'clock, 65 by noon and then it gets milder today with a 68-degree reading at 3 o'clock and a high of 69 probably around 4 o'clock. we might be holding that by 5 o'clock. notice how i'm not posting all clouds today. i think there will be some sunny breaks. a better chance as we move farther through the day. >> time for health check. sometimes we tell you a little red wine is good for your heart. but not today we tell you moderate drink congress cause brain damage. a study found people who drink moderately had a higher risk of brain damage that impact your memory. moderate drinking was defined as eight to 12 small glasses of wine, beer or shots of liquor each week. >>> a new stu

let's go to dave murphy and karen has got traffic.d morning. >> a lot of you are dealing with a little bit of misty drizzle this morning. there's a little bit of patchy fog as well but the big issue is a line of heavy rain. no lightning out of this just yet. we did have some thunderstorms earlier but as you can see, they are plowing down through pottstown, quakertown, coatesville and giving you a brief, maybe 20 minute downpour and then a little bit longer on the backside for just a little bit of additional rain f you're in doylestown, malvern, flemington new jersey you'll get this probably in the next 10 or 15 minutes and eventually philadelphia might catch a brief look at this as well before we get on the other side of it. after that, it's just clouds today and maybe a couple of spotty shower. you can see that counterclockwise rotation. that big issue is the current downpour that's coming through some of our northern and western suburbs. here's your visibility. these aren't all that bad but foggily is showing up in some spots. down

tomorrow will be better. >> let's go over to karen rogers to take a look at your traffic.g. >> good morning, everybody. yeah, one more day to suffer through at least. let's look outside live and this is exton chester county. we're looking good here. route 100 at commerce drive coming in from phoenixville or chester springs. no problem here. roads are dry. today we're dry and clear although hot but we had a ton of accidents. i'm not sure. today try to focus out there, okay. looking at northeast philadelphia, this is woodhaven road westbound between academy road and the boulevard. we've got that overnight construction restricting two lanes of traffic blocked from 9 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. it's going to happen both tonight and tomorrow night so watch for that installation that they're doing of some sign structure they're putting there. people on twitter have been complaining about this one. it's going to be an overnight closure again tonight. old york road at the fairway an accident in abington partially blocking the road. lighter volume come up from deptford or turnersville. yeste

karen rogers has what it means for your commute.alf hour ago it was coming down cats and dogs on the terrace. we were telling you how the heavy rain only takes about a half hour to get through and now we're down to just drizzle on the terrace. heavy rain pushing to the east of philadelphia and it is bearing down on places like barnsboro, mount laurel and somerdale in the next few minutes. mount holly around 6:41 and blackwood 6:43. the heaviest stuff is in the process of moving into some of those other communities. otherwise we are blocking looking at low lying cloud cover and drizzle around the region. satellite shows you a fair amount of cloud cover out there. there's a little bit of a break to the west. we're looking at mainly cloudy skies today and showers out of new york state and north central pennsylvania and pop through the region later on. fog is a little bit of an issue this morning. not super bad visibilities but those clouds are low enough to give you drizzle on the windshield even if you're not in those areas seeing the

karen hepp good morning good morning to you. all of us enjoying us for a great weekend down the shore for most of it. sue, you have good news for everybody. >> next couple days delightful weather. did you love yesterday? we have another one today giving us a 10 out of 10 and here's your pal bus stop buddy with a sun screen bottle and cool start, going camping, it is national canoe day to day, so as long as you know what you are doing have a good time with that and you will want to be outside a lot because of nice conditions so make sure you put on that sun screen, we have nothing to show you on radar this morning, so, we will get right to the temperature and here, in olde city where we're already seeing daylight and sunrise is official at 5:34, it is 67 degrees. northwesterly breeze at 8 miles an hour refreshing. fifty-six in allentown. seventy-four in cape may. woodbine 65. atlantic city international 60 medford lakes 59. valley forge at 56 degrees to get you started with that sunshine we will get to a very pleasant 82 degrees

let's get to dave murphy and karen rogers. >> nothing lasts forever.ay enjoy. >> you can see how satellite shows you that cloud cover really pushing off the coast. we've got clear skies across the region this morning and it looks like we'll maintain lots of sunshine today. as we take a look at temperatures, 63 degrees currently in philadelphia. and still in the 50's in wilmington and allentown and reading. 60 degrees in trenton. 53 in millville reason 67 down the shore in cape may at this early hour. as we go through the day, it does the get warm. 76 degrees by noon and by 3 o'clock, 80 degrees. looks like we'll get a high of 81 around 4 o'clock today. and then by 7 o'clock, 78 degrees. and no chance of rain today or tomorrow, so looking ahead, maybe today's a good day to get the car washed. you can see, however, that we are looking at an increase in the chance of rain on friday, saturday and sunday. could that some thunderstorms around and saturday night is looking like a volatile period. more on that when we check out exclusive accuweather 7-day. >>