==boxes== let )s take a live look at outside. the golden gate bridge on your left. and san jose on your right. let )s turn to meteorologist kai hall. kari -- ==kari//wx chroma== =wx toss anchors= new details about an attack in switzerland involving a chainsaw. police are searching for the man behind it -- as more than a hundred officers from both switzerland and germany are on the case. ==take vo== this is new video from the scene. police say the attacked happened in the northern city of schaffhausen shaff-houzen -- near the german border. at least five people were hurt in the attack. police say it is not terrorism. ==sam//cu== police in milpitas are looking for a man they say exposed himself to minors. ==vo== police say the man exposed himself last thursday afternoon in augustine park .. while juveniles were present. they also say two minors managed to take this photo of the man before he left the scene. police cleared us to show this image - first published in an online article. ==fs== milpitis police say .. in that same online report .. that the department rarely

let's start with a live look outsid s about to >>> good morning. it's thursday, july 13. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this thursday morning. the morning rush is about to start as we look at 880 in oakland. it's a foggy start in the city of san francisco. i heard the foghorns several times this morning. >> how did it sound? [ sound effect ] >> nice commute coming into work. [ laughter ] >> how long does it take you? >> 10 minutes. but -- >> stop and got a coffee. >> small apartment. small apartment. >> that's true. that's something -- >> that's the drawback. >>> outside this morning, if you ever wonder what summer looks like in the bay area, this is it. if you were to open

s. let's look at this storm system. you can see that we do have more, but it's beginning to sag to the south. this is another 3-d image where you can see the highest storms at one point appear to be right there out there leading chester county and making their way into new castle county in delaware. that's where we also have the biggest damage reports as far as damaging winds. now what you see here shaded in red, flash flood wark until 7:15. includes a portion of philadelphia. that's because we have seen rainfall rates that were incredibly high. the dark blue is the heaviest. magenta is isolated amounts approaching 4 inches that has fall b. atlantic city, almost 2 inches of rain. philadelphia, some portions of b montgomery county and northern portions of philadelphia county, 1 b.7 inches. perhaps burkes county. you see nearly 4 inches. you see the blues is the heaviest rainfall. we have had 1-inch hail reported with some of this. even golf ball sieszed hail. now there's a threat of that just to the north of stlik city.

let's look at what has been happening at the g20‘s summit. e meeting everyone has been looking forward to, the meeting between president trump and president putin. the ceasefire has come out of this. everyone is obsessed with the body language. and that they have to work on. relationships will have been pretty poor between the countries. the meeting went on longer than anticipated. to hours, 16 minutes. they were going on to a concert. clearly some progress here if they have agreed a ceasefire in syria. potentially good news. the underlying differences as to how to approach the ultimate resolution of the conflict remains. how durable that is,. donald trump using the rat trap power shake. grabbing old. not up trap power shake. grabbing old. not up against president macron. it says that trump won the body language battle, clearly other people think putin has won in terms of the flattery. you are not going to get one over on vladimir putin. the same photograph on the financial times. trump raises 2016 meddling in talks. let's put a framework toge

let's look at the bloomberg. let's look at earnings analysis. this is the scorecard if you want to look for the s&p 500. we have learned 238 of the 500 of the s&p. have reported the average growth in sales -- s&p have reported. the average growth in sales have beat estimates. 79% have beat earnings-per-share. let's look at a few of them. facebook is the biggest report of the day. the stock is up 5% after the company's earnings beat estimates. mark zuckerberg, the ceo, offered encouragement on growth in some of the chat businesses -- messenger and whatsapp. that is creating optimism. verizon is having a blockbuster month. earnings ands sales match estimates. the stock of 5.5%. there are some laggards that are holding back the gains in the s&p 500. bristol-myers squibb, that company's blockbuster cancer treatment facing challenges, facing the competition. the company's second-quarter sales coming in slightly higher than analysts dissipated, so there is concern of that drug. stockn controls, that down 9% after its forecast fell short of estimates. and finally, southwest airlines, the company predicting its

looks like the dow an zap on track for all-time record. let me check with the s&p. above it. great to see you, alan. thank you so much. >> have a good weekend. i will get one final check of the tote board here, with the markets looking really good, we have standing building homes for heroes donations at $56,022. keep it coming, folks. there is the closing bell. melissa francis and connell mcshane. we get to witness once again all-time record close for the dow. [closing bell rings] will it be one for the s&p 500? let me see. 2548. looks like it guys. have a great weekend. melissa: what a way to end the week. another record day on wall street. the dow surging to end up 86 points. that is more than 21,630. all right, s&p 500 also setting a brand new record high. all three ending positive for the week. i'm melissa francis. connell: yes you are. i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you again for david asman one more day on "after the bell." more on what is driving the markets to these new records. here else what we're covering should be a very busy hour. president trump p

thisdespite all of luster, let's look at what trump is actually done. --s has actually done , let's all this bluster look at what trump has actually done. he issued executive actions to dismantle wall street reform and embraced the wrong choice act. the chairman's bill to get dodd-frank -- gut tha dodd-frank and consumer protection. their actions that in danger the economic progress made since the great recession. again areblicans once trying to weaken the independence of the fed and the policy decisions to a mathematical formula that would dismantle and this diminish its mandate to promote full implement. the republicans' bill would suggest federal financial --ulators, including the fed all of this wasn't bad enough. president trump will soon have the opportunity to reshape the makeup of the board of governors, thereby tilting policy in the direction of wall street. for example, earlier this week, the white house announced the president's intent to nominate randall qualls to service the fed's vice chair for supervision and responsible for overseeing the fe

and they're saying look you have become the story you have you're talking about yourself all the time let's see what that m.m.'s n.b.c. looks like their numbers have been dramatically better though some would say still hovering around that baby monitor but still that numbers tell you what i'm saying here is what i find just. right now since this is boom bust the real story is the sixty five to eighty five billion dollar merger now business insider yesterday one of the most telling quotes they stick or to jeff zucker the president of c.n.n. so you know i don't i don't think about this merger if they when i do my c.n.n. that would have been my call as the head of a deity is they get him in here right away what do you mean you don't think about this that's all you should think about because what they're threatening to do is once this is done as one of the deals theoretically to the justice department which will get to it a moment that they're saying listen please let this go through we're going to kill this is going to go to where the golf channel now. let's assume lindsey that president trump is a sneaky guy let'

and the low 90's, here's a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. let'san get that up for you. you can see we're headed to the 90's into the week, one day of storms monday, the weekend, looking great. we'll be back after the break. . >>> officials say the sinkhole started about the sides of a swimming pool and grew to about 200 feet wide. several residents were evacuated from the area, officials believe the damage isn't over yet. they say the hole could continue to grow. >> scary is that, that is >> rain out there. yep. keep it here, 5at630 after the break. >>> president trump celebrating bastille day in paris but he got his eye on the senate where the last minutes wheeling and dealing underway to try and pass obamacare replacement >> let's go at 6:30. ♪ ♪. >>> the president in paris, president and mrs. trump taking pa

let's start with a live look outsid s about to >>> good morning. it's thursday, july 13. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this thursday morning. the morning rush is about to start as we look at 880 in oakland. it's a foggy start in the city of san francisco. i heard the foghorns several times this morning. >> how did it sound? [ sound effect ] >> nice commute coming into work. [ laughter ] >> how long does it take you? >> 10 minutes. but -- >> stop and got a coffee. >> small apartment. small apartment. >> that's true. that's something -- >> that's the drawback. >>> outside this morning, if you ever wonder what summer looks like in the bay area, this is it. if you were to open up a book a weather book and say, show me summertime in the bay area, that's it. we have a break in the cloud cover looking towards the transamerica pyramid. we are at 52 in santa rosa to 59 in san jose. morning clouds and fog linger at the coast with sunshine away from the immediate seashore. near normal temperatures through friday. and then we begin to

of people would on by rather than knuckle own and say hey, here are the questions, let's look at some answers. starting s for you with ron san clemente , california. ou are first up with representative steve russell. caller: pedro, thanks for call. the this is matter of national ecurity, air traffic control, virtual border across this globe know, one thing i look t is the actual air traffic controllers themselves who are -- many of them, many are prior service, spent their whole life dedicated this process. you know, privatization these guys, i mean this goes back to reagan days, when he fired everybody for having too much controllers. i think we've dealt with that, but the issue at hand is one are the actual people that are running our air traffic control system, the best that we can possibly get and should be always that way. and hould be part of national security. number two, the actual technology. put money into technology, let's have the best technology, that takes years, as say, years of planning to do that. with this rward concept of privatization slowly. people like usly elan musk and space x hav

s by 4:00 this afternoon, hot and humid. there might be an isolated evening shower or thunderstorm but most of us will stay dry for today and also for tomorrow. so, lets look the afternoon high temperatures upper 70's looking very nice toward the poconos, and elsewhere, upper 80's to lower 90's that is the rule. as we go hour by hour you can see once again a mainly dry forecast, but by six or 7:00 owe there might be a few isolated pop up showers or then are storms but doesn't look like a whole lot of moisturetoday. as we move ahead to tomorrow, the fourth of july those backyard barbecues, fire works displays, looking pretty good. there might be an isolated pop up, on the evening across the area for tomorrow but here's the forecast down the shore 82 e today and tomorrow beautiful 79 degrees, hugh uv index so remember that sun screen. as far as poconos for tomorrow , temperatures top out around 80 degrees for the afternoon and right here, in philadelphia, we are looking at 88 degrees for the fourth of july, temperatures for the evening, still warm in the low to mid 80's. that seven day forecast showing you 93, hot, humid for today. beautiful fourth of july f

while we are talking about the g20's matt, let's have a look at these live pictures from hamburg. but there has been some violence and some injuries, as well. 100,000 protesters reckoned to be in the city. the g20's some are often a tt ra cts the city. the g20's some are often attracts lots of demonstrations. the majority are completely peaceful, but there are 8000 people who have been identified by the authorities as potentially violent. we are hearing that a german officer fired a warning shot tonight after being attacked by andy g20 protesters. he was attacked by several violent people, the police have said on their twitter account. the officer then fled into a shop and was rescued. we're not sure whether he was injured in any way. he fired a warning shot, anyway. we will keep an eye on those pictures. a fire in the middle—of—the—road. protesters are being kept away, as best as the police can, from that summer and those world leaders. house prices in the uk fell 1% injune — the largest monthly fall since january, according to the halifax. their figures also show annual house pr

let's do that. but that is what looked like in the '70s and '80s. >> soul in the 1990's to be better more effectively so throughout the 1990's that day have to respond and he became very effective he turned the process into a business so innocence could make money without putting initiatives on the ballot so then you see one initiative after the other so he was the most important player. because even though he did not serve in the legislature to put that initiative bombed of valid -- on the ballot. but at 1.writing this book we talked about the progressives and we got that could be the initiative process because it was such a big deal and such a big part of the state's politically what was going on that was every single chapter that we talk about in their. when we talk about the governor and running for governor one year he was defeated and had all of these things on his agenda that he would do but they said you need to be about these if you want to run the initiative in the next campaign. if you dollars a there was a brand new governor elected in and they said you have to do what is the end of the l

let's look at some of today's movers. s have been on fire.wave coming to the northern plains sparking worries about dry air conditions for the second half of the month. and sending the higher wheat corn and store beans up by 2%. we are taking a look at oil which has been rebounding during the course of the trading day. their lowest in 12 years, investors are also pondering the libyaility of nigeria and agreeing to production. they were not part of the original opec agreement. it wasn't helping oil earlier in the session but we saw it reverse midmorning. gold has been bouncing around today looking to end eight weeks straight of decline. even ifin less demand there is simmering geopolitical tension. we also have a quite high short interests in gold right now. surging to the highest level since early 2016 and long on gold has dropped. here's the short interest. we see it at the highest level since 2016. will be sticking with precious metals. the ceo of a canadian money manager focusing on precious metals and mining among other areas. thank you f

let's go to the bloomberg. take a look at how the s00 has been pushed higher by record earnings, and you can really see the eps or the blue line is for some of the top earnings per share numbers, and that goes up, so has the s&p. looking at the highlights for last week, ticking off the financial centers of the ?eginning, was a disappointment mainly because of the core business, even because they did well on the earnings frank, ibm another disappointment, down in quarter and revenue, though they are predicting pick up to the end of the year. netflix blew it out on the subscriber front, not just in terms of u.s. domestic increase and subscriber, but internationally they have become a powerhouse. people have been piling in, and the bank stocks getting a record all week. ,et's look at what is ahead different earnings in the spotlight, everything from the alphabet company which is google's parent company, reporting earnings. we will also be hearing from twitter, the auto's gm and ford, a lot of the energy companies, exxon and chevron. it wi

temperatures in the 70's, tons of sunshine look at this abundant sunshine seventy-eight by noon time. 3:00 p.m. 81. we're talking about temperatures in the lower 80's things feel g we will let you know how long this nice weather sticks around coming up in your full forecast. >> okay, chelsea we will check back in with you, thank you. >>> new this morning a man is in the hospital after he is hit by a car in center city philadelphia this crash happened early this morning, near broad and lombard streets , the driver was reportedly left the scene thereafter the crash but the car was found just a few blocks away, the driver was arrested, and the man who was hit was taken to the hospital, no word on how he is doing this morning. >>> haverford township police are asking for your they morning, they want to talk to a man about a deadly shooting that happened there yesterday evening. take a look, officers want to question this man, they need your help to identify him, the shooting happened on the 2300 block of haverford road, in delaware county, and a man in his 20's was shot and killed right around 6:00 o'clock last night. neighbors say they heard two gunshots and people yelling. >>

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s. and then to huddles look ma let's see what i can now maybe i maybe i'm a bit cooler tests. welcome back to crossfire where all things are considered i'm remind you we're discussing russia u.s. relations. ok let's go back to dan in pittsburgh a kind of the echo something that peter said before we went to the break here it's very interesting if you look at so many cases just recently let's look at ukraine. maybe historians peter will probably tell us one day or his generation that will follow what really was the motivations of the united states in overthrowing the democratically elected government things didn't go out the way of go on the way they hoped for so it was russia's fault syria that conflicts are in all the way back in two thousand and twelve russia wasn't involved in it at all but when things started going wrong of course it was the russians that did it's the that's why the country is still broken at war and we could go on and on we could go with the election in the united states hillary clinton lost the favorite of the mainstream media last somehow it must be some

today the dow is not hitting a record high. >> take a look at what is happening sector was for the s&p 500. way to see what is happening. energy, let'swhat is happening with oil trading higher on the day up 1.6% after a bullish department of energy report. bigger than expected estimated for both. gasoline along with inventories, helping a wide spectrum of the energy complex. the second-best sector i did not point out was materials. these are known as fertilizers. the green is rallying today. when theymay think are higher, there will be more fertilizer. a bit of a rally there. it mayport tomorrow and or may not come for information on possible quota. finally, trading higher despite or aact there is a rally strike. they are still running normally. they seem to be rallying on that fact. >> the u.s. china contents of economic dialogue takes place in washington. tensions were apparent from the start. criticizing china over the u.s. trade imbalance. for 50% ofw counts the u.s. goods trade deficit. productjust the natural of free market forces, we can understand it. but it is not. it is time to rebalance trade and investment relationships i

let's focus on the nasdaq. that notched up its tenth consecutive day in the green yesterday. so, up around 5 points according to u.s. futures. looking at the s&p, up around 1.7. let's remember it did hit a record high during the day and then it really receded after we saw increased concerns over trump's presidency let's look and see how european markets are trading. again, we're seeing a bit of a mixed picture. the key four indices are all higher, following a close lower yesterday on the back of renewed euro strength. the euro notching up a two-year high against the dollar. markets are recovering from that, but we're seeing weak trade. very, very little movement, all hovering around the zero mark. let's look at how the currencies are looking this morning really important this week we've seen so much focus on the central banks. the euro which yesterday hit a two-year high against the dollar made further gains this morning up 0.1%. moving over to cable and other important trade, up around 0.2%, still cannot quite pierce that all-important 1.3. just getting there, flirting with it. not quite. let's head back on talk about -- before i get back t

let's look at how u.s. futures are looking. well, they are still up, tracking the lead from european indexes, open for the s&p 500 and nasdaq with the highest open, 21.03. i'm going to leave you and toss you to our friends in the states that's it for today's show "worldwide exchange" is up next. the future isn't silver suits and houses on mars, it's right now. think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did too? introducing america's largest, most reliable 4g lte combined with the most wifi hotspots. it's a new kind of network. xfinity mobile. >>> good morning back to business investors back for a short week with a packed agenda what to watch ahead. >>> and amazon prime day, kicking off the deals tonight. this will be the biggest one yet. >> first glimpse of model 3. photos of the lowest price factory powered vehicle. it is monday, july 10th, 2017. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>

humid, air again tomorrow, another di way into the 90's, he tomorrow hot 95 once again with chance of storms. let's take a look at the fox 5 seven-day forecast. i'll tell you when the break will come. not until after monday we start to get cooler air behind a cold front that will move through, drier days as well, we get a little run of that before storms fire up the end of the week, definitely tomorrow, hot and humid stick day, with storms very unsettled weather pattern. some possibly lingering into parts of monday. more details a little bit later now, matt. >> that will be nice. >>> president trump was in norfolk, commissioned the u.s.s. gerald, aford, it will be the largest aircraft carrier in the world, it's named after the 38th president of the united states. it will be home to 4500 sailors virginia mattis and generalford's daughter attended the ceremony. >>> another possible bombshell with the investigation looking into possible ties between russia and the trump administration >> a report claims jeff sessions had conversations with the russian ambassador contributing had us original testimony. >> those al

look outside. it's going to be another hot, hot, hot, day super hot. >> no doubt about it. let's get a quick check on weather and traffic. mike you're first. >> mid 90's later on this afternoon feeling like hundred one more time late this afternoon early evening we could have thunderstorms rumbling through. tucker has your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. hey erin let's take a look at traffic. >> we have blue orange and silver line delays. earlier malfunction mcpherson yeah. a look at those delays in virginia maryland and the district as we continue. back to you guys. >> we'll start with breaking news coming out of montgomery county. an early morning house fire that also led to a police cruiser catching on fire. >> this happened on haney avenue in damascus.

s&p 500? let me see. 2548. looks like it guys. have a great weekend. melissa: what a way to end the week. another record day on wall street. the dow surging to end up 86 points. that is more than 21,630. all right, s&p 500 also setting a brand new record high. all three ending positive for the week. i'm melissa francis. connell: yes you are. i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you again for david asman one more day on "after the bell." more on what is driving the markets to these new records. here else what we're covering should be a very busy hour. president trump putting pressure on republican senators tweeting they must come through for the american people. the health care bill though seems to be at this point happening on by a thread with growing number of holdouts ahead of the vote next week. we have live update from capitol hill where things stand right now. it has been exactly two years, meantime, since the iran nuclear deal went into effect. what changed between now and then? we'll hear from the state department on that. jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon is fed up with the government grid

s a live look outside. san francisco on your left and fremont on your right. let )s turn to meteorologist kai hall. kari -- ==kari//wx chroma== =wx toss anchors= >> good morning, and we are feeling some cooler temperatures in san francisco. and that is the only place where we will have some relief, there and along the coast. we take a live look out there late this morning. we're looking good and we're already starting to feel it warming up in san jose with that bright sunshine right now. even looking at woodside, you can see those low clouds on the coast and the marine layer pushed down about 1,000 feet. that will remain as we go through today and keeping those temperatures in the 60s there. half moon bay, right now 64 degrees and inland areas. in livermore we're up to 82 degrees. it's 77 in san jose and 80 now in fairfield with high temperatures continuing to rise into the mid to upper 80s and then some low 90s as well. we'll be up to 86 degrees in san jose while livermore and in morgan hill, 92 degrees. san francisco will see a high of 67. so we'll talk more about this, what's ahead as we go thro

s. this weekend let's talk about a break in the heatwave. we are lookinga cold front that arrives late friday and saturday. saturday looks great. 89 degrees. it's not as humid. lower 90's on sunday with a good amount of sunshine. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". we are back af q: welcome to "7 on your side" fighting back with of justice. i'm q mccray. we have a special alert for you from the metropolitan police department. they are looking for this couple who they say has a knack to steal plastic around pretending to be someone else. police want you to take a good long look at this man. he looks like your run of the mill customer. but detectives say he steals credit cards and using them to buy things for himself. in this footage, they say he is in a convenience store using a stolen credit card. in the send clip he is in a restaurant accused of the same crime. he had a friend with him this time. if you recognize her or the suspect a $1,000 reward could be yours if you have information to help police make an arrest. call the metropolitan police departme

let's have a look at the market action yesterday we were led higher by the nasdaq, up about 0.4%, s&pow were flat. tech was the best sector, up 0.8%, real estate the worst, down 0.8%. let's have a look at futures now. as you can see, essentially flat in the premarket the s&p flat oil prices yesterday, how they did, in fact, gained by the end of the day, 0.4%, havingbeen down about 0.8% at this hour this morning, pretty much flat as you can see, 44.3 on wti. sara. >>> in corporate news, shares of amazon continue to rise after gaining nearly 2% in yesterday's session, nall anticipation of its big prime day event, which is going on right now. courtney reagan joins us with more on what's on sale and what it means for the e-commerce giant. what kind of growth we're expecting this year for amazon. >> yeah. this is an interesting day we're actually more than eight hours into amazon's third annual prime day. once again, amazon's own devices, including the echo, are the biggest on sale. that's off between 30% and 50% the fire 7 tablet 60% off. just some of the big deals but there are other big

. >> i did know him at this point, we met, we met like in the 90's but i don't support this look at all. >> let's put it up. thinks dan rumberg. >> my gosh. >> what was he thinking. >> i don't know, jersey shore tv she called and they want that shirt back. >> yes. >> and that look. >> the whole look. >> now had he approached you, you have known him since high school had he approached you, looking just like that would you think you guys would be where you are today. >> honestly i don't know what to think about this. i was scrolling through his pictures on facebook and i saw this, i asked him i said what were you thinking? what was going through your head. all of the frat guys did it. i said this is not a good thing. >> what about the look, is that you know you want it. >> i think he looks cute still but it wasn't necessary to get down 20 buttons there i don't think it was necessary. >> jessica, i think its the chain. >> it is too much happening. >> it is a lot going on, too much going on. >> now does he still wear shirts like that he still wears these shirts but he only unbuttons like the top two.

s at this hour. definitely very uncomfortable weather out there lets look at these numbers, we have plenty of people, saying it is well into the mid 90's in their neighborhood. peter in lawrenceville 95 degrees. allen says 98 in his backyard we have john in mullica checking in at 91. barbara in willow grove says it is 92. in cherry hill jenny says it is 95 degrees where she lives, so very hot weather. it was very hot across the delaware valley today. we will show you high temperatures in the region. in the atlantic city offerings high was 96 degrees. in philadelphia, 95 was official high temperature. trenton 95. we are in the low 90's for wilmington and wilmington. right around 39 degrees. of course it felt much warmer then that when we factor in the combination of the both heat and humidity. that is the same old song that we head into tomorrow, more dangerous heat on the way, and excessive heat warning in place for about 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. we could see heat index values upward of 105 degrees in many locations. temperatures right new are still checking in, well into the 90's. 94 degrees in p

let's take a look at this. ?s it cat or rat it kind of looks like rat, doesn't it?ntil you look at some of the other things. me -- no, hek to came to me. these are unambiguous references from that letter. these are unambiguous c's. ezekiel was hearing the word cats but there are , transcriptions out there that say the word rats. we also encountered some other things. this was a piece in thomas putnam's handwriting. i looked at it and thought -- i need a calendar. the 15th of may was a sunday. why would they do an examination on a sunday? they are better things to do. i looked at it again and thought it might be the 11th. that would be more appropriate. i went on a search for more examples of his handwriting and look at that -- his five has two strokes. and is definitely a five. and his unambiguous one, he made curly ones. correct thatto date, absolutely but we had to , make a case for everything that we did. when we were looking at the different -- sometimes we called them recorders or scribes. we couldn't come up with exactly what we were going to do, but i made a

looks a whole lot better. highs in the middle 70's. let's end this forecast on a brighter note. monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week is going to be dry and sunny. highs in the upper 80's to around 90 degrees. stay with us for the overnight hours. we will keep you updated. be very, very careful. jonathan: get storm watch 7 text alerts. easy to do. .o to our website, wjla.com nancy: the next story is nothing short of truly inspiring. jonathan: we're going to meet the world's oldest nancy: all right. this next video will make you smile. turns out, you are never too old for a thrill. this man here just went skydiving. he went so happy. love his glasses. here is the thing. he is 102 years old. jonathan: he does not like 102. he became the tandem sky diver. what did he say about the whole thing? one word. awesome. nancy: you can tell by the smile on his face. jonathan: when he is 103, hepts to wrestle alligators. >> braver than i am. that's for sure. let's talk some baseball here. the natswheeling and dealing tonight. we'll tell you which player is head todd washington. plus we'

look and feel very much like yesterday did. nice with some storminess. let's check out the next 10 days and see if there are any big swings. temperatures about on thursday. upper 80's friday. shower and thunderstorm chances saturday. it sunday looks be full. by next wednesday, back in the mid 80's. there is a shift in the overall weather pattern across the mid-atlantic states. average to below average temperatures versus the ones we had most of the summer which zoomed way above average. i will take it. adrianna: i agree, but why is it always raining on the weekends? doug: i don't know. it's a plot. it seems to always work out that way. adrianna: coming up, a doctor on double duty. find out how this story outa developing of boston where jury selection is starting in a top chef extortion trial. linsey davis has the story. >> please pack your knives and go. >> padma lakshmi is used to placing chefs on the chopping block, but now she is dealing with heat outside the kitchen in a federal court. the model and tv show host is expected to testify in a trial of 14 teamsters accused of thempting to extort production company because it is nonunion. she told the fbi she felt t

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(steve) you're looking live at s-f-o(vicki) let's check in with brittney shipp about your work week weather slight cooling trend will continue through midweek as onshore flow increases and the marine layer deepens. this pattern will result in late night and morning low clouds and patchy fog giving way to mostly sunny afternoon conditions. an inland warming trend is then forecast late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure build back toward the california coast. ground.down to the corkscrewing plane and saw the and looked up he heard a boom catfish farm when on his family's he was working andy jones says going.where it was california coast. (grant) breaking news out of mississippi. where 12 bodies have been recovered from a marine corps plane that crash. but officials are searching for others across a large debris field in the dark , more than five hours after the kc-130 refueling tanker spiraled to the ground into a soybean field about 85 miles ( north of jackson. the marine corps says it operated the plane but has provided no information on where the flight originated o

air with temperatures lower 60's and few 50's, bright beautiful sunny skies, not a cloud reported at the airport. overall gorgeous morning, let's take a lookeratures around the rest of the region, 70 in dc, 70 in annapolis, 71 in quantico, all these locations in the 70's have one thing in common and that is that they're a little bit close to the water. weather warmer this time of year, look as you get away from the river, gaithersburg 62, dulles 66, martinsberg 67, winchester, cumberland, there's your light jacket weather, 59 degrees at this hour, satellite and radar crystal clear, quiet, really nothing going on around the region, i'll expand things out and you can see just how quiet we're going to be today, you can see nothing headed in our direction, it's quiet all the way back through ohio, the great lakes all waking up the quiet conditions, your cold front that moves to the region yesterday brought one or two showers and a thunderstorm. that's pushed off the coast and we are in the clear as far as humidity goes and any threat for rain or thunderstorms. wind direction is coming out of the north and west not too strong, we were breezy ye

let's check in on our weather a live look at s-f-o(grant) kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is standing by.. as a ridge of high pressure builds into our region temperatures will warmer into the weekend. temperatures will moderate next week as the ridge progresses to the east. a parrot --- the sole witness in an alleged murder. after repeating its' owner's last words. but was it enough for a guilty verdict?(steve) plus. america is second in the world for drinking beer. tonight we take you inside a local business---brewing since the 60-s right here in the bay <><> ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little later in this broadcast. pablo sandoval is back.... oh my gosh... get your panda hats... you're excited to have the panda hats out?""the panda hats are returning""alright, you have some insulting emails?" "there might be one or two here, yes.""that's the talk show host in my blood, people love negativity. we have some, a little bit later in this broadcast." ((steve))here's what we are tracking tonight at ten. shocking video of

let's look at the closings in a couple of markets, the s&p asx in australia is flat. quick look at the bonds, futures down seven ticks on bond futures, you can the rally continue and that is a question for steven major. stocks are higher and bonds are lower. let's get across to juliette saly. she has the first word news. juliette: thank you. the u.s. has three trade ties with countries that continue to do business with north korea following pyongyang's test of an intercontinental ballistic missile. that is the administration says china and other nations are not doing enough to rain and kim jong-il's regime. also making it clear that military action remains an option. of ourfull range capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies area one of our capabilities as lies with our considerably military sources. we will use them if we must but we prefer not to have to go in that direction. poland has agreed to by the patriot missile system. the deal would not have possible with that president donald trump who is visiting warsaw. the memorandum of understanding would see the

we're only in the upper 70's right now, progress as we will spike all the way to 96 degrees here, meanwhile, it is a feel as hot as 10 three. lets get it going. we will look at your health report here, weather has a very direct impact on how you feel, throughout the day, air quality still less than ideal across the region, pollen that is low but uv index heat index you have bright red light on that so take care of yourself, once more if you feel as hot as 103 at the peak of the afternoon. meisha? >> wow, it is warm, all right, katie, thank you very much. >>> we are waking up to police activity, schuylkill eastbound pennsylvania montgomery drive pulled off to that far right shoulder and couple people outside their vehicles. take it easy, traveling on by there, sneak up on you and put on your breaks and that will slow you down. i'll let you know when that clears out of your way. beautiful shot at ben franklin bridge traveling westbound into center city looking good. you can see your neighbors out there but overall flow is still looking nice there we have an accident in coatsville route 30 bypass eastbound pennsylvania reeseville road, right lane compromised

let's check the weather. erin is back with traffic. hey, erin. >> 4:56 now a live look 66 s sutly road and slight volume on eastbound side and slowing f freely crash free gainsville to centerville. westbound traffic look going now. over for a look at maps. aside from that crash cleared loudoun county. reopen clark gap road. no delays now. thgs things on 7 look going in leesburg and things are problem freed in the beltway 66. tacoma park not dole with issues. let's look at metro as they gear up for service next. >> coming up, the federal government orders public schools around the country to stop shaming children in the lunch roop room. >> and fairfax issues warnings about a sighting of a bear. >> live across the d.c. re region. everybody up and coming was come up on 5:00 hour. 75 this wednesday morning. "fox5 news morning" is back after this. >> today on fox news respopding to missile text with missile of its own. >> g 20 diplomacy. president trump is sketched to meet alone with vladimir put sglin cool down. we're expecting temps in the 80s and chance of showers west of dist

expect daytime highs back in the mid 90's today with chances for thunderstorms this afternoon. let's go to some maps and take a lookures right now in the upper 70's. believe it or not we're index in the low 80's so take the heat seriously today. you're going to need a lot of water. day daytime highs expected to be back in the middle 90's. before some thunderstorms arrive this afternoon and i really want to emphasize some of the storms later today could be on the strong side. we got a cold front which is going to bring us some relief this weekend in the form of less humidity and slightly cooler air but there could be some strong storms later this afternoon between about 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. there's your high temperature 94. little cooler than yesterday. f45 training we're going to learn all about it. i'm going to start by getting a smaller shirt. that's usually how i flex my muscles. >> oh. >> erin i'm going to toss in to you. i'm a little intimidated by this. >> you should be. there's a lot of muscle behind you but the s medium shirt is the with to go. it makes that bicep look bigger. >> right. >> for sure. >> o

looks nice. back to the upper 80's and 90 to the middle of next week. let's check with erin hawksworth live in richmond. erin: no rain here. the redskins have a new defensive i ask corner back josh norman how comfortable he is in the new scheme. his erin: the weather calls for thunderstorms. i haven't seen anything yet but it does look like it could start coming down at any moment. the redskins got day two of the training camp in. it's only day two so it is too early to talk about who is starting in the position battles. now i did sit down with the cornerback josh norman and i asked him how comfortable he is with the new defensive coordinator's scheme. >> really comfortable. this is my backyard. i know that like the back of my hand. >> what is different from last year with the defensive that you like? >> i'm reading more. i am reading. he has a lot more coverages in there where i can play with my eyes. and let my feet fo understood and breaking on things -- talking about coming up and breaking on things i see. in a quarterback in a way he hasn't seen before.

look some more of this criterium. let's start with creative. how would you gauge california? guest:'s -- they are doing better. if there's recession, they're probably going to struggle. their budget was better. they balanced the books. revenues were stronger in 2015. they do have a massive unfunded pension liability but they have a strong economy. meaning a big commitment relative to their economy, i think if they cut away at that problem, they might strengthen their position. host: this is thomas from laguna hills. hello, thomas. go ahead. thomas from laguna hills, california, hello. caller: yeah, good morning. how are you? hi? can you hear me? host: yes. caller: yeah, i was wondering to know if you can give us a rundown on the financial burden los angeles and california has because -- [indiscernible] host: ok. we got it. he said a city taking a look rather than a statewide issue. guest: the state does not look specifically at los angeles. los angeles has some serious fiscal problems though as you know. they do have a large pension problem which i don't think they've dealt with adequately. so i would say a lo

looking ahead to earnings. week, tech first and foremost this week. will they deliver? , one of the big names, let's go into the bloomberg and take a look at the way the record s&p numbersings. what we are seeing is that the earnings are not happening in a vacuum. the fundamental trend has played a role in pushing the s&p higher. this is 12 month trailing eps, now tracking 122, an all-time high, then we have the consensus twelve-month eps expectations for the s&p 500 currently at 139, also all-time highs for companies in the index, so all of that pushing us higher. some of the earnings last week, there was a mix of performance. , the 21st down quarter in terms of revenue, although they project stronger growth at the end, a story of the cloud disappointing. goldman sachs with strong earnings, but investors folk missed on the weakness in core units. net flicks blew it out in the u.s. butle could be a headline, it will be confusing. they will set aside $2.74 billion for that fine. they are expected to report eight dollars 25 cents a share on revenue of ¥25.60 dollars, but the big focus will be the elephant in the room, that fine. they plan to do fight it. , a lot of the en

we head in the afternoon you can look for high temperatures in the lower 80's that low humidity, jan, will make it feel so fantastic throughout the entire day. i'll let this nice stretch of weather sticks around in your full forecast, coming up. >> it looks great, thanks, chelsea. >>> police in delaware county are trying to identify a man seen in some surveillance pictures. they want to talk to him about a deadly shooting that happened yesterday evening. so take a look they want your help to figure out who he is, this shooting happened on the 2300 block of haverford road in delaware county. a man in his 20's was shot and killed right around 6:00 o'clock last night. officers have not made in a rests, just yet but they are trying to figure out what may have led up to the shooting. >>> police say a man was stabbed inside of a home less shelter in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood, this happened inside of the sunday breakfast mission, on the 300 block of 13th street, just after 9:30 saturday morning. police took one person into custody, authorities also say that detectives recovered a weapon there so far there is no word on what led up to this st

let's have a look briefly at the markets. and at the open, the nikkei is getting 45 points. the all of mary ‘sr investing your time with us. i am rico hizon in singapore. sport today is coming up next. stay tuned for that. you are watching bbc news. our top stories you this our: —— hour: after the inauguration of a new chief executive, hong kong waits to see whether beijing is going to play a stronger hand. president trump is accused of inciting violence against the media after tweeting a spoof video. the government has announced its withdrawing from a 50—year—old convention that allows five european countries to fish in waters close to the uk coastline. ireland has called it unwelcome and unhelpful. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. as formal brexit talks set off, britain has said that it would be taking back control over who fishes in its waters. so it is quitting a 53—year—old convention which allowed countries like france and belgium to fish right up to the british coastline. we are giving notice that we intend to quit that. it's a provision in the agreement that enables us to

(steve) you're looking live at s-f-o tonight.(vicki) let'sheck in with kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp weather conditions more typical of mid july are likely through midweek as onshore flow and the marine layer influences the region. a gradual warming trend is then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. coming up at 8. a teen girl dies while using her smartphone in the bathtub.. now her parents are warning about the deadly danger.(vicki) plus. police hunting for a man who shot a motel clerk to death -- the new video they hope will help catch the killer<><> ((gary sports tease)) "coming up a little bit later in this broadcast , its allstar night. the bay area has of course posey representing the san fransisco giants as the starting catcher; how did he do? we wi

(pam) let's take a live look outside on this friday night.. this is s-f-o..eve) our chief meterologist brittney shipp has the weekend forecast.. a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. (pam) as if planning a wedding were not stressful enough!brides across the country, including california, are panicking .... after the store they ordered their wedding dresses from ... suddenly closed thursday. sonseeahray tonsall reports. from wedding bliss...... to wedding pissed.katie kortuem/alfred angelo bride "something needs to be done because it's not fair!"katie kortuem... echoing the concerns of brides across the country tonight.brides learning that the central part of their big day..their bridal gowns are bound up in a planned bankruptcy that led owners of alfred angelo to abruptly shutter this roseville location and the rest of its stores nationwi

s reaches so world—renowned. everybody working for the best of all the patients they are trying to treat. let's looke rich thrive, the under 35 struggle. what is new about the report? repeating quite a lot about it. not reading anything that any of us it. not reading anything that any of us did not know already. we know that people earning £275,000 or more than recover quickly any recession. the other 99% of the population, we know under 35 is which many of whom supported labour, the just about managing under35 is, supported labour, the just about managing under 35 is, that's a reason may want to support by overhaul housing. incomes are the top people take a others didn't. a big challenge facing us is divided britain. does it offer any solutions? it does not, outlining what we have been talking about as the background to every political event since the referendum. to be honest, before that. this idea how you vote these days is better predicted by whether you own a home or not than any other factor. the average age at which you can own a home is steadily getting higher and higher. meaning that people

s at all three airports today. as we said it was comfortable as well. let's take a look where we stand with the temperates of 75 at baltimore, 75 at quantico, 73 at frederick and 73 at culpeper. so your overnight lows will be into the 70's. cooler to the north and northwest. temperatures will be into the 60's. we have pretty light winds. and your planner for tomorrow, grab the umbrella, we got showers and could see a few storms. i'll have the details coming up in just a bit back to you. >> thank you. >>> a teenager is recovering after hit by a car in gaithersburg last night. maryland state police tell us a group of teens were running across i 370 near washington toneian boulevard around 11 p.m. a car hit a 16-year-old boy. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. no word on his condition. the driver stayed at the scene, police are still investigating this incident. >>> tracking metro. riders dealing with a new normal this weekend. no red line service between the friendship heights and grovener station. they're testing a new waterproofing technique. shuttle busses are