the bigger deal is later on.uthority we start to see a cluster trying to form to the northwest. by 2:30 in the afternoon i think some of these storms are through the area and you see the colors. the purple the red that just means driving rain but you get the idea from this not everybody seeing it. we look at 6 o'clock in the evening and again not everybody gets it but some people right during the evening drive time you could be getting these storms come through around i-95 because the cold front is pressing through. you see the difference with the clouds and then it clear tort northwest. that moves out of here and that sets us up for a pretty nice day tomorrow. we're clearing out some of the clouds and we're also clearing out the humidity and the heat so these storms will help us a little later on. let's take look all right day planner. by 8:00 a.m. 79, maybe a shower in one or two spots. by 11:00 a.m., 85. you're dry. by 2:00 p.m., 91 with some of these storms trying to form in a couple of places. by 5:00 p.m. s

here we are a week later. >> a week later and we're talking about more storms. it doesn't look like it did last week where we see widespread wind damage but there is possibility for severe storms later on today. stepping outside now it is cloudy fairly mild, close to 70 in philadelphia little cooler in the north and western suburbs. mid to upper 60's to the south. seventy-two in wildwood. warmer start. is there activity on the radar but these are light showers thunderstorm west of harrisburg all drifting to the north there. maybe some rain developing in the north and western suburbs that later this morning but by this afternoon to the northwest of philadelphia developing. a slight risk now. it was marginal yesterday and been upgraded a bit and looks more impressive with the threat for severe weather in the western counties tonight. this afternoon and this evening. all of chester county threw up are montgomery, upper bucks and all of lehigh val any that risk for severe storms. timing, we will go hour by hour this morning, we will see these showers developing, may

he added another homerun later, a bomb. and drove in five runs, to help the phils end 12-game road losing streak. the phils over the yankees, 11 runs, 11 to eight. >>> well, the in. ba draft just days away, your philadelphia 76ers hold the number three overall pick, experts say the sixers could take ohio state guard de language owe, but there were some report russell didn't want to come here. now, he is setting the record straight. >> the work out was great. i mean, what guy wouldn't want to play for any nba team? i would never say anything like that. i mean, i know what i have come f i know what i've been through. would be a blessing just to play in the nba. >> that young fellow is very good. to the rounds of 16 at the women's world cup in edmonton, win or go home in the so-called knock out round. team usa gets the first goal against columbia a later delran's carli lloyd scores on the penalty kick in the 66 minute. they win two-nothing play china in the quarterfinals friday. let's go usa. still ahead on "eyewitness news" t

also, hail is possible in some storms later today. you can see storm team 4 radar in the immediate area right now is dry. but this, eun is the system that helps produce some severe weather later today. that i'm tracking right now in parts of indiana and illinois. you can see lots of heavy rain with it. humidity increases throughout the day today. i'm going to be tracking the timing of those storms coming up in ten minutes. >> thanks, amelia. >>> 5:04, a developing story. a second prison employee charged in connection with helping two convicted killers escape in upstate new york prison will be arraigned today. gene palmer posted bail early this morning. he is accused of passing frozen meat that contained tools to the inmates. they used those tools to escape. a prison seam stress said she smuggled hacksaw blades in raw ground beef. he said he did not know it contained them inside. >>> larry hogan could announce a big decision about the purple line today. he scheduled a news conference about transportation infrastructure. many suspect th

we will get to a high of 87 later today with that thunder coming in later this afternoon and some scattered storms around tonight with a low temperature of 68 degrees. so our seven day forecast is still under construction, you know what that means, bob kelly, we talk about things undercover trucks all the time. >> work in progress. >> yes. >> we will it it in just a bit. >> sueby, good morning everybody. 4:17 on this monday morning. back to work, back to school. school is almost out for some sids. a live look at the schuylkill expressway no problems or delays a at all coming into philadelphia we have the sky line, lighting it up there in the background. live look at the 42 freeway, again, in problems coming back from the shore. if you have an extra day squeeze in an extra night down there and coming right in the office you are in good shape. coming up the parkway expressway or in towards the city n wilmington route 141 closed at burnside boulevard a crash leaving north jersey, south jersey coming through 295 and turnpike, no problems, just watch for construction down here in delaware as we

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here looking for another round later on and as a result a flash flood watch is in effect starting now at the noon hour, extending through the afternoon and into the evening hours possibly until midnight or so. we now extended this through cape may county, new jersey and entire state of delaware and eastern shore of maryland. earlier it was only i-95 counselees and national weather service having increasing concerns these downpours that develop around the i-95 corridor later this afternoon will push south to the shore. by about now until 3:00 in that time frame probably closer to 2 or 3 i expect showers to develop and produce another round of heavy downpours. this is all being caused by the way by a frontal boundary sleely pushing its way through the region. but going so slow you'll see in a moment the showers set up and really not move very far. the longer they stay in any given area the more rain you get and stream and creek flooding you could be seeing. areas close to philadelphia tonight showing up good with rain on models and then we go to 9:00 and it's starting to push further so

. >> accuweather is tracking oppressive heat and humidity and the threat of severe storms later todayng to be a busy man today david murphy and karen rogers is taking a look at the commute. good morning. >> we talked about all of this yesterday of course. excuse me. we are looking at a couple of issues in today's weather and the first is the heat combined with the humidity that will make things uncomfortable particularly during the afternoon. a heat advisory kicks in at 11 o'clock today doesn't end until 6 o'clock its in all the central counties and urban centers especially. the combination of high heat and high humidity will combine to give you heat indexes near 100 much that's what it's going the feel like so definitely a day to keep it easy cool drinks and all those other good precautions. on the lookout for thunderstorms right now. , see this action out to the north and west of us. there's actually a little watch box that will probably start fading off the map to the north of pittsburgh and fire up more watches toward the east later this afternoon. as we take a look at temperature

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in fact, some sunshine later on today.have this upper- level low dropping in later this week and that's going to switch things up for us. i'll get to that in just a bit with your extended forecast, first what to expect today? some morning clouds and fog to start for many especially at the coast and near the bay. sunshine for most later today. high temperatures seasonal near average for this time of the year. travel weather for today, northern california as you can see 79 ukraine, 65 monterey, 84 in sacramento today. 68 in the high country and going to lake tahoe today. sunrise 5:49. we just saw the sunrise from our mount vaca cam. sunset tonight 8:27 p.m. and a look at our high temperatures throughout the day, starting off in the south bay 70 mountain view. 74 san jose. 67 hayward. we are looking at temperatures cooler near 60 along the coast. 83 napa, 82 antioch. mild seasonal temperatures today and tomorrow. temperatures drop thursday, increasing cloud cover. could see some wraparound moisture. it's going to be farther s

coming home later this afternoon, storms firing up. temperatures flirting with 100 degrees by later on this afternoon. no weather related slowdowns now but we could have a big impact on traffic later on today. >> looking at our issues right now, we're talking about 95 northbound, brand new crash here. it's actually off to the shoulder so that shouldn't be slowing down things too much. but right now, that is in the area where we had that earlier problem here. 95 north at the rest area, north of that a little slow here through dale city. still going about 12 miles per hour. 66 into town, a little bit slow there as well through manassas and then through fairfax. going 45 miles per hour not too bad. a wide look at things, no major issues. beltway at branch is rolling along quite nicely. same thing as you're looking at 95 in maryland at 198 through laurel. we'll look at travel times in ten minutes. >>> 6:32 right now. repairs begin today on a retaining wall that collapsed allowing floodwaters to rush into the cemetery and wash up a coffin t

>> balmy will turn into hot ugly and sticky later right, dave?yes sticky and messy out there today. we see temperatures barely dropping below 70. that's the case here in philadelphia. you know you're in for hot and humid day. sun, about to come up. 5:32 at 71 already. so we could be near 90 by noon today. there is a light breeze out there, that makes it feel bit comfortable, but enjoy that now because by this afternoon easily up to near 90 heat index upper 90s so hot, humid weather storms in the forecast, take that down to a seven. not certainly a perfect ten day today. it will be a bit uncomfortable, you step outside this morning 72 to 77. so a mild day don't need the coat grab the sunglasses, hat sunscreen. you may need umbrella late. showers, storms will be developing. and moving south things are quiet right now and the ultimate doppler radar but by this afternoon watch it go from warm, to hot and humid, up to 88, close to 90 by noon. starting to the north moving south are showers thunderstorms, out there again, do you have wait for that to ha

this morning and a whole other batch of this arrives later in the day. because of heavy rain in the overnight hours we have a flood advisory along the i-95 corridor. in that area below wilmington and city of wilmington it appears because of active rainy just showed you and earlier rain in northern suburbs like northern montgomery county and northern bucks county 234 in particular and areas around mercer county new jersey. all those areas you may have flooded roads where the heavier rain has come down and has not had a chance to rain. looking west there's not a lot going on. in fact mix of clouds and sun later. but we still have a frontal boundary north in the process of

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good morning, yes things are pretty quiet right now as we said, dry weather but showers coming up later this afternoon. >> they certainly r so we will be tracking all of that as the day progresses, for now no umbrella required. humidity creeping up on us here not to the point it is oppressive just yet. even today pretty typical summer day all things considered. we see systems move through all the time. right? so when you are talking about this time of year, high of 86 degrees, little humidity, is nothing short of typical here. but storm scan3 beginning to show few signs of life, mainly off to our west, in fact, i want to zoom it out one time for you so you can see the moisture beginning to build up across central pennsylvania, obviously still off to the wells. really just matter of time. but we've got some time to kill. that said, as we go through the afternoon, however, some of these storms could turn little dicey, little feisty if you will. so expect potential here for specially gusty wind, and small risk for some small size hail. the tornado risk very low today, but from storm predic

the bigger deal, the gusty thunderstorms later this afternoon.t next in your forecast. >> ♪♪ >> texas is getting ready for tropical storm bill which is expected to make landfall this morning. school districts in galveston and in some houston suburbs have canceled classes and the eastern half of texas is under flood watches with up to 10-inches of rain expected in some areas. the storm has maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour. >> oh, my poor parents. >> it's a mess out there. i'm going to show you that in a tropical satellite imnew jersey a second but flooding in places that don't need it right. storm tracker six live double scan around the region we have nothing more than a spotty sprinkle here or there. drove through a couple tropical storm near the city. reading maybe a quick shower. much of the day will be dry but strong storms later on. let's see what it looks like. right now it's hard to see with fog in the wake of some of the storms that moved through yesterday and ahead of the next front that's coming we do have a lot of moisture i

that will change later on, sheila. some of those getting sun, look at the rain popping up from lake county, southern mendincino county and sonoma around hopland, 101, from cloverdale, healsburg, windsor and back over into the russian river, graydon, occi and over forestville and just to the west of santa rosa. so it's close. so some of that will play into the morning weather and probably in the afternoon as well we'll start to see this low churning here. it will dive right over the bay area and that's going to give us i think some mostly cloudy skies later on today, get a little afternoon heating, that will certainly help. the low is not going anywhere for a while, it's going to stick in california for a few days. it's on its way to southern california, though. it's ushering in cool air aloft and that's going to translate into cooler temps and a decent breeze here, down right windy for some, temperatures 60s and 70s for many. my computer is a little crazy there, but east to san jose, water temperatures cool off as well

we will learn his decision like he said probably later this month.n the meantime the governor says he is focusing on being the governor. >> i got a day job too you know and i have to work on making sure our budget gets passed in new jersey and legislature conclude their session on june 30th. let's remember something we're still eight months away from anybody voting. everybody take a deep breath. >>> there are ten g.o.p. hopefuls officially in the race. former florida governor jeb bushies preparing to officially a announce his campaign in miami in a few days on june 15th. >>> city council is considering a measure nim in honor of shane montgomery whose body was discovered in the canal after a night out in manayunk. what is being introduced today, that could change things for all bars, in the philadelphia area. come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtag. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes li

ahead of showers later today. by 2:00 this afternoon, 84 degrees. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> now jessica boyington is standing by with your traffic alert. >> updates for you for mass transit. media/elwyn line resumed on septa but delays for that already. new jersey transit suspended through atlantic city and philadelphia but shuttle bussing passengers to make up for it. patco service has resumed but expect small delays there as ev

partly cloudy skies later in the day.ssure offshore is pulling up the subtropical moisture from what was hurricane sandy andres. and that subtropical moisture will produce thunderstorms in the sierra maybe even in the north bay. thunderstorms around clearlake so stay tuned on that. that would be interesting. much of the rest of the bay area will have partly cloudy to clear skies later in the day. temperatures cool down though because of that low pressure overhead. so a little bit of coastal drizzle not much. thunderstorm chance in the north bay this afternoon. and then we'll warm it up this weekend. by monday we'll be in the 80s. upper 80s inland. extended forecast 70 today, 80 tomorrow, warming up saturday, low to mid-80s by sunday. then monday almost 90 inland. so hang in. we are going to have finally summer-like weather in the bay area. >> about time. >> i'll say. beginning monday, tuesday, wednesday. >> thank you. >>> four miles of shoreline are now shut down in long beach. the latest southern california coastal area

do you think you need the umbrella later today? >> later today probably the best idea. one of the folks headed out the door for work right now, i would hope likely that you are going to be getting home maybe little earlier in the afternoon, could you probably for go the umbrella. kind of depends how late you'll be out. later you're out more likely it is you will probably have the wet weather gear. for now "skycam 3" empty will stay that way over center city, and everywhere else, things looking pretty tranquil. quick check on storm scan, shows signs of life, in fact, we can zoom thing out for you one time show you the little pocket of showers that's rolling through the williams port area, right along i80. >> this may clip the poconos northwestern portions of the generally vale, but generally gets bypassed by this opt just sign every things to come here eventually, fresh rounds every showers thunderstorms start to fire up for us, as well everywhere else. is that will start to happen later in the day today. headed toward tonight. and at that point because we'll have built

ahead of showers later today. by 2:00 this afternoon, 84 degrees. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> now jessica boyington is standing by with your traffic alert. >> updates for you for mass transit. media/elwyn line resumed on septa but delays for that already. new jersey transit suspended through atlantic city and philadelphia but shuttle bussing passengers to make up for it. patco service has resumed but expect small delays there as everything starts to get under way again. the schuylkill expressway around spring garden street you can see if you're headed westbound or eastbound things looking okay and moving along. we looked at the schuylkill expressway eastbound from the blue ridge up to the vine a 12-minute trip. building volume on 95. about 15-minute trip there and no problem on the blue route. >>> crews have been working around the clock overnight to get the power back on for folks all across our region. >> although they have been making some progress there are still more than 200,000 homes without

a little later this morning.nd says emergency responders will be reacting as if a catastrophic quake has hit. they have got a lot to prepare for, brian. >> reporter: yeah, certainly a lot to prepare for. good morning. you can't underestimate the importance of having drills like this. these are individuals with different agencies preaching to -- preparing for the day in terms of the drill that will be taking place later on this morning. i'm here with the director for homeland security. thank you for your time. give us the scenario. what are we looking at in terms of the drill, what's the magnitude of it, what's gonna be the response? >> this is drilling a 7.9 magnitude earthquake on the san andreas fault. the port is responding. we're standing in the operations center. we are a city agency and so we work with the city. we're sort of the next u.s. where the -- nexus where the all right meets land. we have crews down at the harbor, they will be working on an oil spill and also based on what's happened in previous ea

you will be in better shape later on.ht see another sure or thunderstorm coming back but you will be brightening up. seventy-three in reading right now. you can see puddles on the playground out there. so temperatures are going to be mild today and it is first day of summer, it is here at 12:38. boy, you will look like it this morning. it feels like it with the humidity we are dealing w storm scan three the heavy rain and you can see it pulling away from the shore. you will get light round couple of showers, in the next hour or so, and then it seems to shut off, we will get some clearing this afternoon and then that may bring us, at least a chance, in fact, let me go back one graphic because i got a little trigger happy here. i wanted to show you this. this is a flood advisory that continues until 9:15 because of the heavier rain we have seen there take it easy along the shore areas that we may be dealing with these showers at this point. seventy-five in philadelphia. everybody in the 70's, right now, over the last 24 hou

especially later in the day and there will be flash flooding later on tomorrow. today, kind of the calm before the storm. a quiet weather day. and just a chance of a late day shower. now, the weather impacts for today, relatively low. no major issues for travel. mostly cloudy skies. outdoor exercise today. it will be pretty nice not too humid. plenty of clouds in place, not too hot. only around 80s, low 80s. that late day shower is possible, so keep the small umbrella handy if you have dinner plans for later on tonight. temperatures coming in in the 60s for the most part. washington being the exception at 70 degrees. but leesburg at 64. camp spring, 66. gaithersburg, 63. nice for the early morning run. just some patchy fog until about 7:00, 8:00. north and west of town. by 11:00 a.m. we are in the upper 70s, maybe an isolated shower again for the afternoon and evening hours.reatest weather risk by far is going to be heavy rain. now, if the rain holds off until the midday afternoon hours there's a better chance that we'll be dealing with severe thunderstorms. grea

the man will be arraigned later this month.ederal charges as bald eagles are a protected species. >>> a video we showed you not long ago of a paramedic and the patient. the paramedic was fired from his job, he faces charges after pushing a hospice patient off his stretcher. this happened back in february at a florida hospital. police say the paramedic got into an argument with the patient and told the patient to get off the stretcher. the patient, who says she was disoriented at the time explains what happened next. >> he was screaming, telling me to get off, then he lifted up the whole side and turned it over on top of me. >> the paramedic was charged with inflicting injury by negligence. he will go before a judge at the end of july. >>> the time is 7:26. right now, a water main break is causing problems major problems in west philadelphia. nbc 10's jesse gary is following the story. >> they have most of the water shut off they are still working on one other valve to cut the flow quickly. we'll have an update after this break.

later today you may need an umbrella later in the afternoon. have your storm team 4 washington app ready. before then, some sun block, sunglasses, short sleeves before the storms arrive. hour by hour, through the day ahead temperatures in the 60s climbing into the low 70s by 8:00. and high clouds in the mid 80s. then during the afternoon may get up around 90 and then thunderstorms do roll on through. metro area may see the storms between 4:00 and 7:00. earlier in the day farther to our west. this is the threat zone in yellow. pennsylvania, maryland, virginia, eastern and west virginia. this is for later this afternoon into the early evening hours as we get thundershowers coming on through. the main threat is high winds from brief quick gusts coming through during the late afternoon and early evening hours. a very low risk of a tornado. maybe hail some brief heavy rain. storms rolling through again metro area around 4:00 p.m. to around 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, up near 90 but a much smaller chance of a storm. maybe some afternoon storms on thursday, i

now the funeral, later this morning, saint anthony's church. president obama expected to give the eulogy. there was a viewing in wilmington friday, as many waited to up six hours in line to say good-bye to former state attorney general. biden died last weekends at the age of 46. after two year battle with brain kearns leaves behind his wife and two children. greeted mourners during the viewing, thanking every single person paying their respects we spoke to one person who served with biden in the national guard. >> very special to our family, the least we can do to honor the family. very good to us, and to delaware, and to the nation. i think beau biden can teach all of us humility, patriotism, and strong commitment to his nation. we've known him since he was in high school. so just an absolute commitment. >> and, beau biden was known for his efforts, in protecting children, and because that far the biden family has set up the beau biden foundation, it raised $125,000 in the first two days. now, if you want to learn more about that foundation or

but look what happens during the later evening hours.heavy thunderstorms are possible in central and southern delaware. most of the rest of the area won't see those storms. this weekend, though, just about everybody is going to see rain especially saturday. a steady rain during the day will keep temperatures in the very low 70s. then with some breaks of sunshine later on sunday we could warm up to 79 degrees but it looks like a rainy start. a closer look at the extended future weather and the seven day with more on the weekend when i come back in ten minutes. >>> tuesday's storms are giving scammers an opportunity to work their magic. >> next we are helping homeowners with downed trees avoid falling into a trap. >>> another shark attack. the north carolina beach town dealing with the state's thirty incident this month. >>> we have some new information about this year's made in america festival in philadelphia. >> she wowed the crowd two years ago answers do it again this weekend. the headliner is beyonce. she closed the festival in 2013.

then i love you. >> coming up in the next hour, katie tracking storms for you later today.t what it means for your entire day. >> also, pregnant woman shot and her unborn baby does not survive. she's not the only one struck by gunfire either. we're live with a search for the shooter. >> and, have you fired up your grill yet this summer? barbeques are popular this time of years. but, food born illnesses are a risk. doctor jen's in the house with some tips on how to keep your party and yourself safe. good morning family, see you in a >> good morning, chaotic scene in indonesia. death toll climbing after military plane crashes into a neighborhood. also two people shot including pregnant woman who lost her baby, and now she's fighting for her own life. we're live with the search for that gunman. >>> after months every spec lake, new jersey governor chris christie is officially expected to announce he's running for president today. >>> it is tuesday june 30th good morning everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also tracking chance of storms for the afternoon, we

a week later fans let them know how they feet about it. [booing [. >> the golden state warriors select harryson barnes from the university of north carolina. >> reporter: barnes was the first of three warrior selections in 2012 a the end of -- 2012. at the end of the fifth round, the steel of the draft, draymond green. the roster was coming together. success would soon follow. the next season they not only made the playoffs, they took something from the nuggets. andre iguodala. the front office decided it would not happen under mark jackson. so they made one more controversial move firing a popular winning bench boss and replacing him with a first time head coach. >> i knew this is where i wanted to be. >> reporter: lo and behold steve kerr approved tosh the final piece of the puzzle. 67 regular season wins and three playoff series later, these warriors are on the cusp of the nba mountaintop. four games from history. >> you can also go to ktvu.com where we have sound from the players about tonight's game and a full list of watch parties. i

but it could get stormy later even at the shore. we're seeing a mixture of sun and clouds, all that could change later tonight. let's get the latest from david murphy outside the studios with accuweather. >> reporter: warm conditions across the region, rick. we have a fair amount of sunshine poking through. take a look at satellite we did cloud up briefly earlier and there were sprinkles and showers that came through during the morning commute but they are out of the picture. we're on the look out for severe weather across portions of eastern united states areas near atlanta and chicago and over near new york and of course, us. there's a slight chance of thunderstorms popping in the western and northern areas and pushing toward the i-95 corridor later in the evening hours. i can't guarantee that all of these will make it down to i-95, but obviously the national weather service is concerned enough to put up a watch area at least a warning area where you might see something pop. there's a chance some of the storms producing hail. what

it is set to launch later this summer. and a new movie sneaked its way to the top of the box office this weekend. the movie "spy" earning $7 million. and rounding out the top three insidious, chapter three. the u.s. women's soccer team kicks off its quest for the world cup tonight. the usa playing australia at 7:30 p.m. you can watch on a big projection string -- screen at city center. donations will go to the summer soccer program. the event is free. returning back to louisville kentucky, a police escort from the airport. american pharaoh is the first to win the triple crown in 130 years. this could turn out to be one of the most expensive divorces ever. she is seeking half of his $13 billion fortune. the russian men said -- the russian man's lawyer said a lesser amount should be quite enough. but his ex-wife -- his soon-to-be ex-wife says $7.5 billion is r larry: breaking news along the outer loop of the beltway. this is live along 495 near river road where a truck has overturned. hazmat crews are on the scene helping to

we'll be near 90 later this afternoon.eather headlines on this sunday, the first one being another hot day. it will be hot today, monday tuesday, then relief on wednesday. also tracking the chance for storms mainly later this afternoon into the evening hours. we could see gusty storms this evening. better chance for severe weather on monday, also stormy weather on tuesday before we dry out on wednesday. right now already 68 degrees in philadelphia. mostly cloudy skies, southerly wind around 3 miles per hour bringing up that warm air. temperatures across the region lots of orange and yellow indicating the warm air in place. 76 in doylestown. 77 in lancaster. 79 in bensalem. mainly in the 70s along the beaches. 78 in dover. 78 in millville. 79 at the atlantic city airport. taking a peek outdoors a mix of clouds and sun in philadelphia. not a bad start. quiet start. we had a few showers to the south in delaware and southern new jersey. philadelphia, we have been keeping it dry. showers off west. we have the chance for showers

warm, but it will be sweltering later on today. tom is here with how high the mercury will climb today. those poor mens of congress. >> there's the thing. doing activity later can be dangerous. >> yeah, the fastball we call that high heat. in fact, about 10 to 15 degrees above the average highs for this time of the year. the humidity will be climbing as well. right now though, humidity is pleasant this morning when you step out. really fairly nice. and then by later this afternoon it will start feeling sticky and then by friday, it will be oppressive. much more humid by the time we get into tomorrow afternoon. the air quality is going to be going from moderate where it is now into the code orange, unhealthy zone. if you have a heart or respiratory ailment stay inside. if you have to work outside for a length of time take frequent breaks and reduce your exposure and reduce your activities as well with this high heat and humidity. got to respect the heat. right now, we're in the upper 60s, out of the mountains of western maryland and

the victim was shot in the back and later died at the hospital. police have not released details about a suspect or motive. >>> and a gas station in vienna. it happened at the james madison shell station on maple avenue west. the explosion could be felt at least a mile away. crews got the fire under control. no injuries have been reported. >>> just one day after a massive shutdown on the george washington parkway, there are now calls for change. who says enough is enough. >>> and let's take a live look outside. we'll go to megan mcgrath who is taking a look at the weather. we are already sitting at 71 degrees. how are you doing, megan? >> reporter: good morning. doing well. right now people in our area are -- or parts of the area are waking up to storm damage. that storm packed quite a punch in some spots like reston. that's where we are this morning. take a look at this tree. a very large tree snapped right around the base, came tumbling down. fortunately for the homeowners on trotter lane, the bulk of the tree missed the house. however, it did c

once again the chance of showers and thunderstorms later on in the day. for wednesday, keeping it dry. low humidity, a high of 88. humidity returns thursda ♪ >>> the party continues in the district today as capital pride celebrates 40 years. the theme this year -- flash back. today you can head to a ladies tea or catch a concert on pennsylvania avenue presented by live casino. that concert by the way starts at noon or you can head to the capital concert stage for your '80s fix at 1:00. the official closing is at 10:00. taking place at cocoabalt at r "street." >>> man is in custody charged with the murder of an ice cream driver in frederick. larnell lyles shot brandon brown in the chest. >>> zoo animals on the loose in the can country of georgia after a flood destroyed enclosures at the zoo. eight people have been killed by the flooding including three zookeepers. >>> a shortage of blue crabs in maryland. the crab population in the chesapeake bay is up this year, but still sluggish. commercial crabbers hope that more crabs will move into the bay later this

especially two weeks later when you have tyrone west... especially when 17 days later, they take a man's life the same officers the same officers, two blocks, walking distance. >> those officers, nicholas chapman and jorge bernardez-ruiz, made another traffic stop at this intersection two weeks later. this time they pulled over tawanda jones' brother, tyrone west. as the officers searched west, they claim he resisted -- and a fight broke out. >> kelway and kitmore >> officer chapman called for backup. >> unit on kelway and kitmore is everything ok? >> 13, 13, 13... signal 13 >> neighbors said it was about 25 people on top of my brother, they never seen anyone get beat like that, never. you're talking about armed men and women with batons, with weapons, steel-toed boots. armed. he wasn't armed, he's got on shorts and a tank top, his skin is revealed, its summer. who gonna fight with 20 people for what? >> shawanda lewis was just arriving home when she says she heard people yelling. >> i seen everything that happened from the beginning to the end. everything. they went from the car to the

it will get more humid later on. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking up to the north, we have showers up around allentown pushing toward easton, there's another one in reading that looks to be losing intensity and lob none, pennsylvania -- lebanon, pennsylvania, just to the south of you these are moving east northeast they will be gonna couple of hours. 65 degrees dewpoint, 55. we'll have higher humidity drown up from the south into the region. as for precipitation, i don't think we'll see anything this morning once we get rid of the showers up around allentown and reading. noon, mix of sun and clouds, and then weapon get later into the afternoon around -- and then we get later into the afternoon around 5:00 p.m. we get the redevelopment of showers and farther to the west in the face of an approaching cold front. drenching downpours and lightning producing thunderstorms. they will pop into the i-95 corridor perhaps as soon as 7 or 7:30 they continue to push to the shore by 11:00. again we're looking at drenching

and other world powers over its nuclear program later this month. it's not just iran none opec producers like russia are also getting squeezed. >> saudi arabia keeping its taps open. iran getting half of its 140 a barrel price. what is the does for opec? >> the buzz is that they are not going to cut production. it is expected they are going to continue to keep the taps wide open and put the pressure on those higher-cost shale producers. >> thank you so much. >>> some good news on the economy this morning, adp says that private companies added 21,000 numbers just last month. >>> and los angeles could give the final okay today, raising the minimum wage to $15. the city council gave its tentative support last month, and the ordinance would take effect with the first raises coming next summer and reach $15 by 2020. >>> greek officials are meeting with some of their european creditors today trying to reachen a agreement to release billions in bailout funds. france and germany believe an agreement can in fact be reached. >> reporter: given what we know at

we'll also see the humidity drop later on today.at does pop today though will threaten you with lightning and potential downpours. not so much the strong winds. there is the possibility of strong winds in a couple can of these but i'm making that a moderate chance because the storms that could produce the gusty winds seem so spotty. not worried too much about large hail or tornadoes today. allentown's forecast, that's a spot where you could see a spotty storm pop up later on. 83 is the high otherwise. warm and humid in the morning and then getting a little bit less humid later on in the evening. clouds and sun at the shore a spotty storm there 80 degrees is the high there. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, today's high 86. then tomorrow 86 again, partly sunny and it will be nicer. once that front comes through and those storms die down later today and this evening you'll feel the humidity drop and that patter tern will continue through the day on wednesday but it doesn't last long. we've got another front coming into our we

a few weeks later, a couple months later, he testified on march 17, 2015. a few months later, right before another hearing on may 13, 2015, this committee was made aware that agent cabrera was being scheduled for a hearing in front of the internal affairs. now, i raised the issue with then-deputy -- still deputy chief of u.s. border patrol ron batello. i stated because of my lutheran background, i'll put the best construction on things. i was assuming that hearing with internal affairs was all about being concerned about what he was bringing to the table and wanting to correct any errors within the customs and border protection agency. i'

later today, a protest in front of facebook headquarters. hundreds are upset about the use of fake names. >> bob is live in menlo park. the protesters say the policies can make them targets of violence or worse. >> reporter: they want to keep their anonymity. there will be protesters caravanning down from san francisco, down the peninsula to facebook headquarters here in menlo park. they're expected to arrive around 11:00 to

hopefully they start dying down later in the afternoon. karen rogers will have the complete accuweather forecast and more on those storms with future tracker six coming up. >> all right, dave we've got breaking traffic news. i-78 eastbound still shut down right now in the lehigh valley. it's closed at lenhartsville. i want to show you a picture of this accident scene here on the waze app. we had someone showing us this image and you can really see how that tractor-trailer just went off the roadway. it's halfway down an embankment into the trees. that has all traffic right now shut down on i-78 eastbound and you can see speeds in this area traveling about 5 miles an hour leading to this accident scene. what they're doing and this picture was brought to us by larry mcfly a member of our 6abc team, what they're doing is forcing all traffic off. we've got an image of that. there you're looking at traffic being forced off on i-78 eastbound that's the backed up traffic because all traffic is blocked right now. they're forcing offer traffic on ex

however, later on today -- humidity. however, later on today the humidity will drop. if you're one of those people who say i don't want to get up and go running, do it when you get home from work. it will be a lot more comfortable. we have light showers. one pocket east of dale city. this is going to head just north of waldorf along 301. these are very fast moving, moving to the east, northeast. as the front actually pushes on through, these light showers will come on through and it's going to take the humidity with it but it's just a quick break of the relatively lower humidity until it all returns on thursday. as we head off to the east, light showers continuing through upper marlboro headed to annapolis. we'll have the threat for the light showers till about lunch time. then we'll see increasing sunshine and highs into the upper 80s. more on the hot temperatures headed your way in just a little bit but here is larry miller. >>> metro riders, looks like we have issues going on on the yellow line this morning because of an earlier situation outside of the king street

we'll share that with you later today. we'll be following that luncheon, that international opportunity to market philadelphia to the entire world when that happens later this morning. reporting from rome, chris cato, nbc 10 news today. >>> now can count on nbc 10 to continue our live coverage of the preparations for the papal visit. we expect more big announcements as soon as we learn them. we'll share them with you on our nbc 10 news app. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> ten minutes after 4:00. 71 degrees. we are running cooler this morning. the storms are down as rosemary told you. we're seeing clearing skies at this hour which will lead the way to lots of sunshine. it will be a typical summer day and less humid than what we felt yesterday and the days before. much more comfortable. we're tracking the return of showers, not today but the possibility later tomorrow of more showers moving back into the area. clearing out in doylestown, 65 degrees. 71 in philadelphia and millville