lew: i think that the u.s.-china relationship -- i will limit myself to discussing the economic relationship -- but the u.s.-china economic relationship is one of the most important economic relationships in the world. we are the two largest economies in the world. the global economy will do well if we do well. it will suffer if we suffer. we have made clear in our dealings with china that they have to take steps that are good for china, but also good for the global economy, that there is a responsibility that comes with being one of the two largest economies in the world. i think we have made progress in the economic discussions, but we have a lot more progress to make. i believe that the chinese economic policymakers understand quite clearly what they need to do to have a strong economic path for the future. i think their challenges, not surprisingly, are political, not analytic. they know that having excess capacity that is distorting both chinese and global markets is not a sustainable economic path. on the

lew: i think that the u.s.-china relationship -- i will limit myself to discussing the economic relationship -- but the u.s.-china economic relationship is one of the most important economic relationships in the world. we are the two largest economies in the world. the global economy will do well if we do well. it will suffer if we suffer. we have made clear in our dealings with china that they have to take steps that are good for china, but also good for the global economy, that there is a responsibility that comes with being one of the two largest economies in the world. i think we have made progress in the economic discussions, but we have a lot more progress to make. i believe that the chinese economic policymakers understand quite clearly what they need to do to have a strong economic path for the future. i think their challenges, not surprisingly, are political, not analytic. they know that having excess capacity that is distorting both chinese and global markets is not a sustainable economic path. on the

class, pressure secretary jack lew, the full interview in this hour. we begin with our market minutes, it was a brutal day for stocks across the board. the nikkei was down over 3%, you have weaker manufacturing data. it spread to europe. european banks got hammered. the euro stocks down, and that spread over to the u.s. year, could not recover data at 1% across the board. joe: at one point, it looked back, butuld bounce it was a brutal day for emerging markets. everywhere you look, wiping of the gains we saw yesterday. alix: utilities may be a little bit in the green. highlight a couple stocks, one is apple. did not participate in the sellouts today, reversing its downtrend. the best again in five weeks, quite a reversal since earnings last week. i did want to put the rally into perspective. 250take apple versus its day average, that is a bananas chart. much lower it is then all those averages, and how quickly it got there. joe: a nightmare. alix: there you go, the title for that. and twitter, another record low for the stocks. talk about earnings slum

lew and theh jack showdown.honest, it reflects the fact that the g7 has started to shift towards structural reforms. that is something that should ring bells for japan and other economies in asia that have also postponed their structural reforms. there was no communiquÉ after the meeting of finance ministers. there was no coordination. everybody was expecting something cute >> everybody was expecting coordinated fiscal approach. the joint press release does volatility and orderly moves are a threat to global recovery. however, the disagreement is quite obvious. japan came out announcing that does not necessarily reflect a view of all the participants in the meeting. angie: what happens if they do go rogue? will lookve the u.s. very closely for any signs of fx manipulation in the markets or that limits the space that governor kuroda has to implement depreciation. angie: can japan afford that economically? can it afford not to? >> economically, we saw porter when gdp on the upside. the detail show not such a rosy

treasury secretary jack lew in puerto rico trying to convince congress to step in to help the struggling island while many are worried we are setting a very dangerous precedent. peter barnes is there with the secretary for fox business exclusive. that is coming up. david: we await that. meanwhile hundreds of protesters targeting citadel headquarters, hedge fund run by ken griffin in chicago. they are demanding higher taxes for the wealthy. our own jeff flock at the beginning of it all. what is the latest? reporter: citadel that the is building. citadel means fortress but today the fortress was breached it was quite a scene in dearborn streets. hundred of protesters gathered on federal plaza, surprised everyone with, surprised building. bottom protesters inside of the building and handcuffed themselves to each other inside of cylinders that made it impossible at least for a time to have police separate them. this is the message. citadel run by ken griffin, the wealthy make too much. they introduce ad proposed budget for illinois. maybe they have better luck passing a budget than the legis

as you mentioned jack lew today immediatie i meeting with euro group president today. i had a chance to ask him about that, he says he is confident the euro group will find a way to reach an agreement by their meeting next week on tuesday and i asked how close germany and imf are in terms of narrowing differences. >> there are a couple of things we can do up front this year or next year in terms of debt management. simply trying to reduce the cost of the main loans, loan package for the greeks. that we can do in short-term. long-term we have a number of options. debt maturity, grace period, looking at the interest rates also for the years to come. my preference listen to have quite clear choices in what kind of measures we are prepared to take and then see when they are needed and that is also listening to my german colleague. he makes the point quite rightly, let's see what is needed in the future. we don't know what is needed in the future. we can estimate it. we don't know for sure. so let's move on. >> some movement. >> there's been movement on both sides. those wh

nicole: jack lew in puerto rico yesterday to move quickly on rescue package for the territory.x business exclusive lew told peter barnes that he's supporting a restructuring, not a bailout. peter peter what we have said that to solve the problem there's only so many choices, we structuring with oversight is the right solution. if you don't do that, then you either have chaos or a bailout. we are not talking about a bailout. we structuring is the alternative for bailout. pete pet but you need last week you wrote congress that without legislation, quote a taxpayer bailout may become the legislative course to address escalating crisis. >> right, bill, they are trying to characterize what congress is working on incorrectly as being a bailout. the reason that that's so dangerous, it's the alternative to a bailout. it's not a bailout. there's not a taxpayer dollar involved in restructuring. restructure asking what a business goes through when they go through chapter 11. nicole: 422 million-dollar debt payment and made default on 2 billion-dollar payment that comes due july 1st. laure

when the 9% rise was put to jacob lew, jacob lew made it is a high bar for disorderly.ion is, does japan want to intervene? that is the point here. there have been many lines in the sand drawn and we have not had any firm evidence. they keep making the point that they are not interested in a competitive violation. however, the fact that they keep making this point that they have the option with markets becoming disorderly is interesting in and of itself. again was to go off on a tear and start rallying, japan that if itwarned you is disorderly, we can go in and sell the yen. rishaad: some of this is reflective of this year strengthen the yen trade numbers? >> definitely. those numbers highlight the challenge for the prime minister. the hard to look past impact of a strong yen on japanese exporters, but we shouldn't knowledge that global demand is also week. it's not just exchange rates. consumers are just not buying that much japanese goods. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. right, ok, president obama attending a summit of leaders in japan later this week. he started

heavy downpour activity, embedded lightning strikes, gusty winds, moving off to the east, heads up lewes, dewey beach, that line coming for you. up and down the i95 corridor dealing with pockets of moderate to some pockets of heavier rainfall, few embedded lightning strikes, again, it continuing off to the east, but still, dealing with a pretty soggy, maybe half an hour to hour ahead of us in center city philadelphia. then we have the secondary line, this is in association with the cold front, that is going to move through as we head into the next several hours, so again dealing with two rounds of rain, and some embedded thunderstorms, first of which is coming through right now, the second of which will come through later this evening, watch for the possibility of gusty winds, embedded within some of these cells, but drying out, that second line will come in pretty quickly, drying out for most of us, by the 11:00 hour, then over night tonight, clearing, still breezy, and quick cooling, and we do have a very cool day in store for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and plus for a freeze-

and i got to meet with lew wasserman. some of the greatest directors. >> when you started as a law clerk, you said you couldn't handle the papers so you met lew wasserman or warren beaty. >> they said, can you hand the papers and i said i have to hand them to mr. beaty directly. they said, that doesn't make sense. i said, they are not valid unless i hand them directly to mr. beaty and that worked. so that turned into -- that little moment with warren beaty turned into 40 minutes sipping espressos in his dining room. >> you've had great partnerships along the way, including with ron howard. >> for sure. >> you've done so many amazing movies with. you won best picture with him for "a beautiful mind." does he approach curiosity the way you do? >> no. he's so different. so let's say, "a beautiful mind," i would have the idea to do that and i would know how the story could work, you know, in terms of creating a first person subjective experience and i can understand that stuff and alternate realities and present all of that to

. >>> next, treasury secretary jack lew. with reporters on the domestic and global economies and his upcoming trip to the g-7 summit. the event was hosted by the washington bureau of the christian science monitor. it's 50 minutes. >> tv reporter from boston. >> good to see you. >> just retired this year. [ room noise ] >> you're going to be right here, sir. >>> we're going to start right on time this morning. i'm dave cook from the monitor. thanks for coming. our guest is treasury secretary jacob lew. his last visit was in july 2015 and we appreciate his coming back before his trip next week to anchorage and then the g-7 foreign ministers meeting in japan. our guest flirted with a journalism career while he was editor of the forest hills high school beacon. he evidently thought better of it and while in college caught the washington bug, working for representative bella abzug and joe moakley, earned a bachelor degree at hafshtd and a law degree at jpmorgantown. between '79 and '87 he learned politics from a master in his rol

lew must address puerto rico. time now for a single best chart.er tague with us. peter, it goes back to the beginning of citigroup and the idea of you guys funding the panama canal at the request of teddy roosevelt. it just shows what we have seen out of the depression in terms of a persistent growth. a the middle of that is carter malaise, which is unfair. the sentiment of investors, both public and professional investors, instrument is when you consider we are in one of the greatest bull runs ever. it is a shock. there is ashocking disconnect between -- look at the numbers of jobs be created. this believe that there is no job creation. peter, this goes over into your world that all the good is being allocated to the golden age, corporate guys you talk to every day, where you said, when does america start to benefit, or do they stay in a malaise part of our political discussion? i know big you can separate the benefit to the overall economy from the benefit to any given individual. it is a part of a strong economy and strong confidence that will

. >>> next, treasury secretary jack lew.ith reporters on the domestic and global economies and his upcoming trip to the g-7 summit. the event was hosted by the washington bureau of the christian science monitor. it's 50 minutes.

lew and me.e have different views, and it is natural to have gaps in perspective as well as different interests. the only difference between the u.s. and japan is that the u.s. dollar as a reserve currency. francine: japan's exports slid for a seventh month straight as the yen continued to take its toll. the prime minister hinted that the frustration within the government about this year's 9% toge as g-7 nations pushed hold off intervention in the currency market. >> [speaking japanese] >> i made it clear that stability and exchange rates are important. excess volatility and disorderly movements and currency will have adverse effects on economic and fiscal stability. francine: let's get more thoughts from the chief investment officer -- thanks for sticking around. yen is a little bit of a conundrum. yen does indirectly translate to abenomics, but if you have the strength putting pressure on earnings, then it is very difficult to do wage growth and inflation. >> that's absolutely right. remember,

treasury secretary jacob lew with him saying, the notnt move in the yen is overly volatile and thereetty high bar when it comes to what constitutes disorderly movement. take a listen. [speaking japanese] >> there were no heated discussions. we have different views about the exchange rate. his natural to have different interests pretty only difference between the u.s. and japan is at the u.s. dollar is the reserve currency. the definition of disorderly, what does it mean? the question was brought up ,uring the g7 and jack lew said look, there is a pretty high bar to it one example is 2011 when japan was sanctioned to sell the yen after this devastating .arthquakes and tsunamis still a long way from those extreme situations. rishaad: of course, the yen waiting on next is. what does it mean for all the comics? -- abenomics? the buzz that we had has really fated pity yen strength really taking a beating on exports for the month of april following 10.1%, worse than expected. the seventh month that we have seen exports declining. that is because of the strong currency, rising 5% in april.

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class, pressure secretary jack lew, the full interview in this hour.n with our market minutes, it was a brutal day for stocks across the board. the nikkei was down over 3%, you have weaker manufacturing data.

jack lew argues the u.s. most of puerto rico through its debt crisis.hy these are very challenging times for hedge funds. all this and more coming up on "bloomberg best." ♪ yvonne: this is "bloomberg best." time to review some of the most intriguing interviews on bloomberg television. when the federal reserve may pull the trigger on its next rate hike.john williams. >> for you on board last week with the fed's decision to not move on interest rates? >> yes, i was. i think we are in a very dated panic mode. we want to make sure we have a good reading and understanding of what is happening both in the u.s. economy in terms of growth, jobs, and inflation. and also make sure we have a good read on what's happening globally. that does affect the u.s. economy. i am a supporter of the decisions we have made this year. i do also support the statement we put out. i do expect us to be raising the rates gradually over the next couple of years due to the strength in the labor market. >> what does john williams have to see when he sits down at the table in june to s

we're up to 64 degrees already in lewes, delaware, and 61 in cape may.have 56 in atlantic city, 54 in medford lakes, the chilly spot is pottstown, with 49 degrees, west chester, at 55, so, as of today, our average high is 77 degrees went well above average, hit the 80s, will stay there through sunday, so pretty warm and starting tomorrow afternoon pretty humid, through friday, through saturday, through sunday, monday, is casino of a wild-card day with how much rain we will get, looks like temperatures could stay in the 70s, for memorial day itself. but the timing couldn't be more perfect, mike and alex, so getting hot just in time for memorial day weekend. >> you got it. >> i love it. >> hot, hot, hot. it is coming up on of 6 50 this wednesday, governor tom wolf is asking the pennsylvania liquor control board will consider 9 beer license applications, that sell gasoline. >> and state law prohibit businesses from selling both beer and gasoline, is being fought over in court right now. >> saying allowing malt or brewed beverage to be sold at gasoline stati

seeing light showers north of dover and dover points south heavy rain and lightning strikes between lewes and cape may. there is heavy rain and areas in southern delaware and southern new jersey as this passes through could see up to an inch of rain as it passes through but not expecting any flooding. a live look at sky 6 hd in cape may, a dreary shot here at the beach in cape may where we have heavy, wet sand and decent breakers and with all the clouds today we are one of the cooler spots in the mid-atlantic. 56 in philadelphia, when we look to the north, buffalo 74 and 74 in new york city and binghamton 70 degrees at the present time. we have the philadelphia union game going on at 7:30 p.m., it will be cloudy and could be an isolated temperatures, temperatures in the middle to low 60s. when i come back we'll talk about the best day of the week tomorrow before rain coming in on your friday. >> adam thanks. democratic presidential front runner, hillary clinton was in camden today. she is on the verge of clinching the nomination, vernon odom is live today at camden county college where cl

. >> here we are on ship dan dehail lew. >> his colleagues celebrated his career and his retirement justst sunday >> who are you? >> who are you? >> ben. >> i'm morley. >> morley safer? >> yes, himself. >> reporter: he was a staple of sunday night television in america, for more than four decades on that program. even longer with cbs news. he made a name for himself early on. >> they're bringing the wounded man through any minute now. >> reporter: reporting from vietnam for cbs in 1965. >> we're in the middle of these guys. >> we seem to be pinned down by snipers. >> and as steve kroft said just this past sunday, for safer, it was all about the words. >> from the dawn of his career to its twilight, morley safer was above all, a writer. a brilliant writer. >> i've led a charmed life, as a reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, sweat, and toil and tards but a lot of it is pure unadulterated luck and >> reporter: remembering the lighter moments. the muppets. >> can i ask you a question, please? >> yes. >> is your wife here? >> no, she's not. >> great. >> she could be very, very a

our guest is treasury secretary jack lew. we appreciate his coming back before his trip next week to anchorage, and then to the g7 foreign ministers meeting in japan. our guest flirted with a journalism career while he was editor of the forest hills high school beacon. he evidently thought better of it, and while in college caught the washington bug working for representatives, earned a bachelor's degree at harvard and a law degree at georgetown between. he learned politics from a master in his role as principal deputy policy adviser to house speaker tip o'neill. as a special assistant to president clinton in '93 and '94, he played a key role in designing americorps. he was director of onb. he led the clinton budget team, the united states government posted a surplus for three consecutive years. he was chief operating officer of new york university, and then chief operating officer for two different citigroup business units before joining the obama administration in 2009 as deputy secretary of state for management and resourc

jack lew really warning the market we are not on the brink of a recession.ave you look at the economics? clearlyhe fed is thinking we are not in risk of a recession. a want to raise rates. we think they're looking backwards at the data. the markets, on the other hand, are forward-looking they are quite concerned about that. if you have kind of the yield curve getting inverted, that is a good and reliable indication of a recession. we are 7.5 years of a bowl equity market, and profit margins do not expand forever and ever, there is a possibility of a recession on the horizon the within the next -- manus: a global recession, u.s., chinese? david: all sorts of geopolitical risk factors out there. you have the china hard landing scenario, the brexit if you come of strength. all of these issues are giving investors quite a bit of anxiety. that is reflected in the equity volatility. manus: i'm going to show you a chart here, if we committee bring up what is my monitor year, the fix is ratcheting higher. america,of ratcheting higher, jpmorgan is saying, if i look i

lew warned it could start a chain reaction into shrinking global pie. david bloom is with us, global head of foreign exchange strategy at hsbc. and jeffrey is here from ubs, you have been on a couple times together. david, we'll start with you and just start with whether or not we're going to see any changes to global intervention given the warnings out of g7. >> i don't really think so. as we have argued, the one that could break ranks is japan because obviously they are up happy with the yen. the forecast is still 115, but it's not a popularity contest here, it's a battle. and the japanese authorities are battling against the market. so it's been well behaved. and we've given peace a chance. and i don't see that changing for a while. >> your research note, david, is full of the risk on, rest oisk . tech last week as an example, strong retail sales in the u.s. yet we risk off the dollar is stronger, the yield is lower and equities are lower. that's the risk off world. and in the risk off world, everything is correlated or equities and bonds are inverse

lewes, delaware, a few light scattered showers there.nd we've seen a few sprinkles in the philadelphia area moving in from the western suburbs. there's more wet weather to the southwest. this is the area i'm watching for later this morning and this afternoon. the futurecast shows those showers will be on the move. by noontime we could see rain in the area, south jersey and delaware while it stays dry into allentown and trenton. it's not going to be an all-day rainfall but it won't be bright, brilliant sunshine either. it's a mostly cloudy one. the lehigh valley, this is where you're more likely to see bracks of sunshine. the clouds will be staying to the south. which means a better chance of some scattered showers in glassboro, haddonfield with mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy in trenton, 74 degrees this afternoon. at the shore, clouds and a chance of showers. wilmington and dover could see scattered showers. 70 degrees in wilmington and dewey beach, 61 degrees. that's what's going on today. there's your seven day. when i come back, th

late-day storms also for delaware, 73 degrees for lewes, delaware and up to 71 for wilmington.hose storms will be out of here by this evening. and then the weekend, yes, rain is a possibility once again. we'll get the storms that roll through today and then tomorrow, the next round of showers and thunderstorms is likely to come in during the late afternoon hours. we will get sunshine before those storms move in. lots of sunshine for sunday. it's going to be much cooler and breezy, too. full ten-day outlook when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> all right, bill, 6:10 this friday morning. friday typically one of our lighter days on the roads. >> there's always things that can pop up. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered on the schuylkill expressway. >> yes, not anything popping up here yet. the schuylkill still doing great even with it starting to get into the time where we usually see big delays. there's still people out the door right now. montgomery drive on the schuylkill, no big problems. both lanes eastbound or westbound moving along okay. eastbound dri

looks like it's going to stay dry in lewes now, the high of 79 degrees.tures will be changing over the next few days. there's more wet weather on the way for later this week. i have the ten-day outlook. i'll walk you through it when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 21 minutes before 7:00. katy has information on a crash. >> on ridge pike, where is it? >> in limerick on width pike. it's a krsh that happcrash that long ago. it's right where it intersects with limerick. route 1 to the exit to valley forge, aboutç a 21-minute driv. the turnpike is looking really good. we have no other major incidents to report on pennsylvania roadways. things are looking good. i saw a camera shot where it meets up with route 41 and things northbound are slowing as you make your way towards 55. >> 20 minutes before 7:00 right now. the villanova victory parade continues today. >> we'll tell you where the wildcats are being honored today. >> a high pressure sales call leaves a local college student out hundreds of dollars. we'll tell you who called him and how to avoid a situation

. >> host: back in the days of jabbar, still lew alcindor. >> guest: keith willings, back in those days of college basketball. an 88-game-winning streak doesn't tell me that those men at the university of connecticut they're just on a winning streak. it tells me they have paid a pretty special price. and if i don't like losing to them, it tells me one thing, i'm got to get better if i will compete with the university of connecticut. if you're going to compete with ucla back during the bill walton, kareem abdul-jabbar, lew alcindor during that time, if you are going to compete with those things, there was one conclusion you have to draw, i've got to get, i've got to get better and i think in today's coaching, kevin, i think we lost a lot of that, that ability to go to the next level to dig, to dig deeper. i don't know the mental toughness, i don't know what, there are things i could point to but, i mean, just i think we lost a little bit of that mental toughness. i have got a son who is in athletics, i often said his generation are much more analytical than our generation but they're not

. >>> treasury secretary jack lew has suggested he will urge other nations to not engage in competitive dee valuation. this is aimed at intentionally reducing currency policies to make exports more competitive. another treasury officials expressed concern that global demand has been sluggish despite steady growth of the u.s. economy. the officials stressed the need for g7 to boost the global economy through monetary and fiscal measures and structural reform. >>> checking the markets. tokyo stocks closed higher on tuesday with the nikkei extending gains to second day. for details we go to our business reporter, phoebe amoroso at the tokyo stock exchange. >> when a driving stock in the market is oil prices, a weaker yen. the nikkei average finished up 1.1% closing at 16,652. the index closed higher two sessions in a row and the topix also gained more than one percent. oil developers followed strongly following rise in crude prices, rising more than 3%. apple suppliers are in demand after it was announced that investor warren buffett purchased a $1 billion take in the phone maker. on the f

se le lew unieron mÉdicos y enfermeras. >>> anuncio el rechazo por parte del gobierno nacional de ayudaela es una pelea que lucÍa apenas pueda aguantar. por falta de tratamiento oportuno, perderÁ el s el se no que le queda. ya perdiÓ uno por un cÁncer de mama mal atendido. >>> el presidente nicolÁs maduro anuncio un acuerdo con y irÁn ya india para importaciÓn de medicamentos. >>> estamos haciendo medidas para e elevar la producciÓn segÚn el gremio mÉdico, la escasez de suministros, ocurre cuando no hay alimentos bÁsicos en el paÍs. en caracas venezuela, daniel garrido, noticias telemundo. >>> londres cuenta desde hoy con el primer alcalde musulmÁn de una capital europea y occidental. laborista de 45 aÑos a dit camp hijo de inmigrantes pakistanÍes que se impuso con una amplia ventaja t su mensaje al asumir el cargo. khan asumiÓ representar sin distinciÓn de raza, religiÓn o condicion social. >>> el luto envuelve al tuto bol tras la muerte de un jugador profesional. patrick e kengo en el minuto 70 de un encuentro de la liga rumana. el comer necesario se desplomÓ en el terreno de juego fu

wilmington 72 degrees and low 70s for lewes and dover. that's today.ay have noticed the seven-day at the bottom of the screen. when i come back, your outlook. >>> 4:11. let's check the garden state parkway. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching that. what are you seeing, jessica? >> we're not seeing much of anything on the parkway. we're looking right now around the great egg toll plaza. this is over near summer's point. no problems or tie-ups in either direction. maybe a car or so moving through north or southbound. no problems getting down the shore at least for right now. here's the schuylkill expressway right through the conshohocken curve. we're still in the green also. 12 minutes, heading into center city eastbound from the blue route to the vine, average speeds are still into the 60s. no problems in or out of the city right now. we are watching some construction, broad street is closed, headed northbound between 95 and pattison avenue. more updates when i'm back in the next ten. tracy? >> remembering the victims of the deadl

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lewes, rehoboth beach as well. that heads across delaware bay into south jersey. philadelphia, the big downpours have moved off to the northeast. you're moving through northern new jersey right now. there's still a chance of more showers as we go on. for the lehigh valley, we've seen downpours overnight. still a few showers in the area and a chance of more showers during the day today. all this moisture is coming up from the south from tropical depression bonnie. bonnie no longer a tropical storm. certainly a tremendous amount of moisture coming our way. the futurecast shows at 10:00 this morning, scattered showers in philadelphia but the heaviest rainfall at the shore at that hour. the forecast, a ten-day outlook has improving conditions for tomorrow. once we get past the clouds and the rain today, 88 degrees tomorrow afternoon. on wednesday, low 80s. we'll stay dry and sunny on thursday. a chance of showers returns for friday and saturday. drying conditions sunday, another round of showers possible on monday. we have lots of sunshine for tuesday and wednesday. >

we could see late-day sunshine for dover, clouds will be hanging in in lewes at 73 degrees.that's your seven-day forecast. when i come back, the ten-day outlook. tracy, vai? >> thank you, bill. tracy helping me out getting an uber account yesterday. i'm thinking about using it this week. >> so proud of you. >> don't have to worry about traffic at all. >> if you have to drive to work which a lot of people do, jessica boyington has you covered starting on the vine street expressway. >> that's right. vine street expressway uber or no uber you'll be good to go out there. you don't have to take local vine anymore. all of that construction has been lifted. awe week we've been dealing with the ongoing construction. we're back open right now, typically clears around the 5:00 hour or so. this is right around 24th street. westbound or eastbound right here towards 95. you'll have no problems getting out the door. all of those ramps have been re 0ed. there's some construction in passyunk avenue, east and westbound between 61st street and 28th street. that's reduced to two lanes. maybe y

wilmington up to 66 degrees, bright sunshine for dover and lewes. that's today, 60s.tomorrow, seven-day forecast shows a chance of rain returning to the area. that's not the only possibility of rain. i'll take you through the next ten days when i'm back with the ten-day outlook in ten minutes. >>> all right, bill, 5:07. if you're starting the workweek, heading out the door, probably ought to turn your heat on in your car. kind of cool out there. >> i know, right? >> let's start with jessica boyington. >> you may know a lot of times on the vine street expressway we are closed for construction. in between broad street and the schuylkill. this morning, we don't have construction going on or active right now you can see from our cameras around 24th street all traffic is moving eastbound or westbound. you have full access to the schuylkill and 95 this morning. at least on the vine street expressway. the pa turnpike is doing okay as well. as you can see, we're still in the green. westbound or eastbound, 23-minute trip from valley forge up to route 1. no big delays there. th

there's a chance of a pop-up late day shower in lewes with temperatures in the upper 70s.verall, a big improvement over what we saw yesterday. the temperatures are looking good for the rest of the week. get your ten-day outlook when i'm back in ten minutes. >> see you then, bill. we just saw in the live shot from matt delucia how foggy it is. >> it is foggy. bill's been saying not everywhere but the places that have fog, you can see it on all of our cameras. katy zachry has been monitoring for us. >> some shoregoers might be leaving early to make it back for work or school on tuesday. this is in upper township, a live look at the cape may toll plaza. we are seeing patchy fog throughout the stretch of the garden state parkway along the shore. up in the philadelphia area, we're following a disabled vehicle on 95 northbound between cottman and academy. that's just cleared. there's no more lane restrictions associated with that. if you're headed early this morning into center city philadelphia or leaving the city, your drive times are 12, 13 minutes as you make your way betwee

clouds to start with in lewes and dover, wilmington, mostly cloudy skies.ou may see late-day sunshine breaking through today. if not today, definitely tomorrow. you may have noticed that with the seven-day forecast. take a look at the ten-day outlook when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> all right, thank you, bill. 5:10 this wednesday morning. time to get a look at traffic and see how things are going in south jersey. >> look at route 70. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. how's it look, jessica? >> route 07 in cherry hill, not a lot of cars on the road, this is right through kings highway. through the intersection here, we're still pretty dry. route 70 westbound between 295 and west gate drive. lane restrictions there. also in tredyffrin township, there's some construction on route 252. that's closed between yellow springs road and valley forge road. if you're out the door on 422, this construction was supposed to clear around the 5:00 hour. still a very active scene here. between 422 around route 23 at this point and oaks, we're seeing t

into the 70s and delaware, partly to mostly sunny skies today, middle 70s just a little bit cooler at lewesthe rainfall, there it is. pushing our way overnight tonight. the clouds will move in and at midnight tonight, you'll see some high clouds in the area, dry evening this evening. this is the wet weather that will start moving in during the morning hours. that's 11:00 in the morning. heavier downpours at that hour pushing towards wilmington. take a look. this is how it will go tomorrow morning. 7:00, some clouds to start with. the rain will develop during the morning hours. by lunch time, more than about a third inch in wilmington, just a light rain is falling in philadelphia. as we go into the afternoon, topping an inch of rain by 5:00, two-thirds inch in philadelphia and look at the rainfall in the lehigh valley for allentown. really will be piling on saturday night, possibly more than two inches of rain and wilmington could be closing in on three inches of rain by late saturday. enjoy the sunshine while it's here and get ready for a dreary part of the çweekend. most of saturday will

they're moving across delaware bay exiting lewes right now. see more showers during the day today. right now, the steadiest rainfall is for the pennsylvania suburbs extending into philadelphia. scattered light showers in new jersey. these showers will take a break for much of the day. this afternoon, another round of wet weather and potential for thunderstorms. this is the futurecast at 11:00 this morning. you can see sprinkles, scattered light showers. cloudy skies and a little bit misty, too. that steadier rain just off to the northwest during the afternoon. as we head into the commute, that's 3:00 in the afternoon. we could see heavier downpours. that's at 4:00 now. those moderate showers moving through philadelphia and into new castle county and delaware. those showers will be heading into the evening hours, getting a little bit stronger. that's at 5:00 this afternoon. then we'll see drying conditions during the early evening hours as those showers start to move out. the forecast is calling for more umbrellas. 57 degrees, occasional shower

lewes up to 64. rainy day later in the morning and the afternoon for wilmington at 61 degrees.ybe you've been checking out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. there are drier days ahead. got the ten-day outlook when i'm back in ten. >> look forward to that, rill, thanks. >>> 4:10. let's check the schuylkills for starters. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> there's construction on the schuylkill expressway, headed eastbound right around the blue route, the right lane is closed. even moving through our drive times here, though, they're unaffected by that. eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway, still a 13-minute trip. if you're heading into center city, watch for that right lane being closed. otherwise you should be just fine. not a lot of cars into the roads right now. 295 over in west deptford, new jersey, right around route 130, no problems in either direction. a southbound drive time from the 42 freeway headed up and over the delaware memorial bridge. average speeds into the 60s there. roads are dry right n