. >>> kimberly boyle's son died in pennypack creek. 6 people are known to have dialed in philadelphia's water ways, many more have had to be rescued. >>> a minnesota woman escaped from a louisiana home where she was held for months as a sex slave. >>> the latest on a great escape and manhunt for three prirns who escaped from -- prisoners who escaped from a canadian jail. >> reporter: we have a shower and thunderstorms around, i'll have the latest on future tracker 6 coming up next. male announcer: commemorate the war of 1812 bicentennial and join our traveling celebration as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. visit starspangled200.com. presented by at&t. maryland. land of discovery. >> you can see it, what was that red flash? >> cell phone video captured one of several stnders that formed in colorado on sunday. this tore up an rv park near lake george. witnesses say a catty was can it by golf cart and was taken to the hospital with injuries. >> are we going to have rain? >> reporter: it's going to be more humid and feeling like summer. we have a precip

kimberly boyle's 13-year-old son drown in the swollen water of pennypack creek last year. >>> keepingabs on your teenage driver there's a new way to make sure they are playing it safe even when you're not in the passenger (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. >> >> good morning, 6:00 a.m., monday, june 9. here's what's happening. >> accuweather is tracking early morning showers and the unsettled weather will continue during the week. >> a delaware county woman said she was sexually assaulted after answering an ad on craig's list. >> a five hour battle with in

. >> weeks later, june 1, 2013, kimberly boyles' 13 year old son, brandon, drown. he jumped into the pennypack creek with his brother and both swept up in a strong current. his brother was rescued, but brandon did not surface. the divers tried to behind him in the creek but no avail. his body found days later. and today kimberly joined mayor nutter and the fire officials to watch operation stay on shore. thes message -- >> the creeks, streams and even the rivers in and around our city are not play areas. >> he says in the past few years 16 people have died in area creeks and streams. many under the age of 15. kimberly urges students not to take the risk. >> you guys just can't go in this water. and the only reason why i am here is if i could save one of you, and one of your parents from the agony of getting up out of bed every day knowing that your son is not there. >> and just a month after brandon died another boy, 15 year old sebastian also got caught in the current of the same creek and drown. swimming in the waterways is not only illegal, but extremely dangero

one of the voices is kimberly boyle, the mother of 13-year-old brandon boyle who drowned last summer. he was a student in northeast philly which is where the assembly will be held. the fire department says six people died last year while swimming in creeks and rivers. many more had to be rescued by first responders. >> speaking of keeping cool, gloucester county is giving away fans to help keep older citizens cool. low income seniors can pick up a fan at the franklin township community center from 10:00 to 11:00 this morning, then again from 1:00 to 2:30 this afternoon. also fans will be given out ot the gloucester county senior services office in west deptford. heat and humidity can cause health kongss for the elderly. >> a montgomery county ambulance station reopened after it was damaged in a fire nearly three months ago. yesterday the community gathered for a welcome back party in ardmore. it marked the return of the volunteer medical service of lower merion. chris will remember this because he took this video on his way to work. this is the fire. it was back in late march. the bui

one of the organizers of the program is kimberly boyle, the mother of brandon boyle who drowned last summer. he was a student in northeast philadelphia, which is where the water safety assembly is taking place. last year, six people died while swimming in city creeks and rivers. many more had to be rescued by first responders. >>> today, penn-d.o.t. begin work that could last until 2018. beginning tonight, workers are rebuilding and widening the girard interchange and the three miles from girard to allegheny avenue. katy zachry tells us more. >> reporter: just hearing about this, it is enough to make drivers dread their commute. >> i guess i'll be leaving an hour and a half earlier. >> reporter: it may be a good idea. a major project is beginning on the northbound side from girard avenue to allegheny avenue. crews will paint new lines and concrete barriers in place to prep the road for a major overhaul. a nearly $212 million project, the second largest in penn-d.o.t.'s history to address the aging i-95. they will replace bridges, add retaining walls and more. it's part of a larger pr

one of the voices of the program is kimberly boyle, the-yr-ol brt mmas the waterembl will be held todayg progress on repairing.workers h massive amount of dirt suspected of causing the bridge in wilmington to tilt. it's just the first step in getting the bridge repaired or reopened. engineers also found cracks the. i'm tracy davidson. you can always get the ltne w a" thanks for watching. have a great day. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everyby. on a very rainy fun day monday, june 9th, so glad you're here with us. what a gorgeous weekend it was. >> it was spectacular. we felt like we had to pay for it and that was today. >> all this week it looks like. but i have you, my sunshine. >> yes, you do. >> we had our hue lagh last nig didn't we? >> if you didn't watch the tonys, go on youtube and watch the first five minutes. hugh jackman did something extraordinary. he literally jumped, bounced for, i don't know how many minutes but as i was watching him, four minutes straight of jumping. not like j