misunderstood a what they're saying you can put one back because of the proximity distance to the light southern city requirements and i want to add when i was here originally they didn't say anything about that that was on the initial report it didn't say i couldn't reor replace but remove two trees that's my request and then at the hearing oh, by the way, a last minute you can't put that one back because of the lighting, however, that is based on fact that the tree was a large ficus what so big it obtaining occurred the light for the sidewalk that was the argument at the time of the hearing i want to emphasize the fact it none said anything about that prior to the hearing. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so with none here for public works any. okay. you can have a seat >> thank you commissioners do you have imagine to say. >> i want to add one thing the owner bob wants to improving the building and putting a lot of money into this property to make it more attractive is it is been in disrepair and put a lot of money into it and continues to improve that and additional work to the front and p

steady rain moving in northern delaware, southern chester counties, wilmington about to see light rain developing. this isn't anything too heavy and then gets in the city within the next half an hour or 45 minutes. we will see off and on period of rain, throughout the overnight and that could get heavy especially after midnight tonight and with that a flash flood watch in effect for majority of the region with the exception up toward lehigh valley and poconos. areas in the flash flood watch could see localized flood if you go you get stuck under a heavy shower or possible thunderstorm. the best chance to get this well after midnight probably between 3:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. tuesday morning. general rain amounts, half inch to an inch but if you get stuck in the heavier downpour we will see more than that. this will slow things down. also it will be slow with showers around. temperatures right now, in the 70's, pretty muggy out there. shore temperatures same deal right now, currently 72 degrees in wildwood, atlantic city airport also coming in the mid 70's. fire works forecast for tonight we will be in the lower 70's, muggy and there will be showers aroun

city toward southern maryland. right now it's 75 degrees with a light south wind here.fternoon, heat indexes, upper 90s to near 100 degrees. 8:00, saturday morning, feeling like it's in the mid to upper 80s. saturday afternoon heat indexes, right around 100 to 105 degrees. so it is really going to be sweltering tomorrow for heat index. same story again on sunday. little rain chances today. if you are going to get a shower today, your chances are a slight bit higher as you get closer to the pennsylvania border and coming up in a few more minutes, i'll give you four things you need to know about the forecast. jack taylor, think blizzard. >> i'm trying to remember it. i saw the footage and i went, i remember it. i remember it. try to get yourself through this, unfortunately had a serious crash involving a couple of trucks. 29 northbound up near catlet road. you are going to be diverted on 28. you can't continue north on 29 up toward 15 into warrington. very serious crash. 28 south is being diverted in that stretch also. independence to downtown 15th street, traffic lights

camden, gloucester county also burlington county now central southern sections, but dry, muggy, warm as women. light showers right now here in old cityaw heavier downpours, 79 degrees, rain cooled at the philadelphia international airport. dew point sticky at 71. here is a picture from murphy, coming out of the hokessing area, pools about to overflow, saw heavy rain in hokessing delaware, main time something now, through tomorrow, dodging some of the downpours, across the area, the locally heavy rain specially, the north and western suburbs, once you move into montgomery, bucks county, lehigh valley and the pocono mountains, watch for ponding on the roadways. take it easy out there. so what will things look like by 7:00 in the evening? looking at most of the coverage of the rain once again, north and west of philadelphia. still looking okay, and much of south jersey, also, delaware, will continue to go hour by hour, by 10:00, once again, that same trend, north and western suburbs, looking at most of the rain. the concentration of that, the lehigh valley, and also the pocono mountains. overnight still looking at warm, muggy conditions

southern chester county seeing a few light showers. nothing but light rainfall. it's right along i-95 and 495 moving into wilmington and delaware city and middletown, see something light rain. it's just approaching smyrna at this time. not going to be an all-day rainfall. these showers will move through. there's a chance of an afternoon shower today. the temperatures with some clouds are warmer in wilmington. wilmington and dover, both in the low 80s. in fact, just about everybody is running warmer this morning. 4 degrees warmer for philadelphia, up by 6 in vineland and 7 degrees warmer for the wilmington area. going to be another hot afternoon, back into the low 90s like yesterday. there's a chance we'll see more scattered showers. this is 10:00 this morning. you can see isolated showers, possible in new jersey and a slight chance of seeing those later this afternoon. most of the day is going to be dry and enough sunshine to push our temperatures back into the 90s this afternoon. 10 day on 10, 92 degrees for philadelphia. sunshine tomorrow but late in the day, clouds will be building. there's a chance of a scattered shower or thund

city. we have wet weather to the south, go south of dover delaware in rain reportedly in dover, but light rain in the dover area and southern new jersey, cape may county over next couple of hours as this batch of rain continues to push to the east. everybody else stays dry today, still nice and pleasant. then we will see next round of rain starting to arrive later tomorrow night and impact us overnight into tuesday morning but still very comfortable outside right now, dew point temperatures measures that moisture contend in the air and humidity. right now it is 52 degrees. that feels awesome on the comfort index, and you sometimes when i post this on social media we will get comments, this is inlaw meter, longer they stay at your house, it is insufferable. this is what we are dealing with by even of the week. this is impressive or insufferable when you factor in the heat and humidity. no humidity at all. sixty-one for current temperature in allentown. near 07 in philadelphia feels good. look at that cool era cross the great lakes continuing, in michigan, 50 degrees. forty's earlier. in mount pocono. we will get the next 24

sun in the city, temperatures will respond nicely to the sunshine, up to 76, light breeze out of the west at 5 miles an hour, and the last of the cloud moving across eastern, new jersey southern delaware, all rain has moved off shore but a dry afternoon. temperatures compared to this time yesterday are cooler from a debris to 7 degrees cooler. i would call it pleasant this morning about to head outside and humidity levels will continue to drop through morning and afternoon. depending where you are we will see upper 70's, palmyra new jersey at 77 degrees this morning. this afternoon we have phillies/mets finishing off series first pitch 1:35, hot day. 90 degrees. we have a mix of sun and cloud. we are up to 92 for philadelphia. upper 80's at the shore, sea breeze this afternoon, poconos feeling good at 84. hotter tomorrow and then we will talk about that relief later for workweek and time it out in weather in a few you minutes. >> justin, thank you. >>> new this morning a with man is stabbed to death in kensington. powe responded to the scene of the with man running down the street screaming, and it happened around 11:30 last night. officers say 35 year-old victim was stabbed

light sprinkles through ocean city and sea isle city. there might be more moving out of delaware, but generally speaking drying out, but the rest of the day looks cloudy down the shore in the southernonly a spotty shower or two coming through after that. in fact if you look at the wide view on satellite once we get this batch of stuff through, there isn't much else out there. we'll allow for something else, but you'll get into a drying period quickly. 67 degrees in philadelphia. it's starting to get warm. 75 in trenton. 72 in wilmington. the farther north you go, the more sun you'll see. 73 in allentown. >> reporter: 68 in millville. 64 with the sprinkles and light showers moving through cape may. dewpoints in the 50s that means not very humid air. in you're over 60 you will start to feel sticky. you have to go farther south to get it, of course, that's happening when the rain is coming through. we're looking at a warm one, but overall pretty nice. we'll have clouds and sun mix, the farther north you go, the more sun you get, the farther south more clouds. the high in philadelphia 82 degrees. at 5:00 p.m., 81, humidity low. 78 by 7:00 p.m. there's the model at 11:00 p.m., 70 by 1:0

southern part of the city and total six people were arrested wednesday investigators say the mastermind of the operation police say this was a sophisticated operation all happening in a rented homes equipped with lighting and ventilation systems and power by illegally tapping into pg&e boxes this is the man who lived here kept to himself the tenant lived here for just two years. police said the arrest and seizures for a significant dent in this operation but as possible more people in homes could be involved. >>james: the fbi criticized her actions as careless with said " more reasonable prosecutor would pursue a criminal case the evidence of intent is just not there to spend part of the attack against attacking donald trump she said is outside the land to conceal that is where she made her most damaging arguments a casino owned by the cause of the republican presidential nominee at the same was greeted by casino workers who were on strike. >>james:. >>reporter: the class is in session matthew is going he is teaching filmmaking to 30 lucky stores this fall who no doubt leaves that class and said who turn starting told them that upon reflection should do some things differently she said should listen mo

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southern ocean county. we can expect downpours to continue off to the south and wrest of new york city. that's where the worst weather is now. light steadier rain in the northern hudson valley. let's look at this cell. this is our flash flood warning. the box shaded in black. you can see the rain moving away from there. there could still be rising waters, lots of standing water left over. south towards forked river, that's where the heaviest rain is sliding. rainfall rates of one to two inches per hour. this is drifting towards bayside coast. further west into western new jersey, hunterton and summer set counties, you had a lot of rain yesterday. we're not seeing torrential downpours yet, but flood advisories in effect for hunderdon counties until 11:15. rain today on top of rain from yesterday. the weather headlines, it's all about the flooding potential. heavy storms more widespread through the we're getting a preview of what's to come. then we start to see improvement heading throughout the day tomorrow. baseball weather, maybe touch and go for the mets taking on the rockies at 1:10. showers and storms likely to be in and aroun

city of boston, just shy of it yesterday. very light winds out there right now. dew point levels in the low 60s. so we're not talking about a huge amount of humidity in southern new england today, but you look at the dew point level in new york city at 71. it's in the upper 60s to 70s. so we have an increase in humidity overnight tonight and for the day tomorrow. temperature-wise. rain in the area and we'll hold mid to upper 70s for the day. lots of sunshine started off today. clouds later this afternoon. especially across southern new hampshire. can't rule out an isolated shower or thunderstorm. there was a cool front to the north or west of us. the other is this potent little batch of energy across the ohio valley. we'll watch the see how they merge together and work up into southern new england. and if they cct we'll be talking about some downpours and unofficial rain for tomorrow. walk that fine line this time of year. when you start introducing a tropical air mass in place. you can get too much rain too fast. if we get a lot of downpours over the same area, we may contend with street flooding there. we'll watch especially southeastern mass. taking a look

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light. absorbs in seconds... ...keeps skin healthy looking and soft. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >>> 48 past the hour. joining us now, former mayor of new york city and former u.s. attorney for the southernce worked alongside current fbi director james comey. also with us, author, columnist, jeff greensby. >> i asked you, mr. mayor, some time ago about james comey. man of highest integrity and straight shooter. obviously, you still believe that, but you just disagree with -- >> profoundly disagree. >> are you surprised? >> yes. >> really? >> i'm surprised. i completely disagree with it. it's a case that, as a prosecutor for most of my life and wasn't just u.s. attorney, i was a third ranked official in the justice department, to me is a fail easy case. certainly under the nonintent statute it's a no brainer. >> what did he miss? >> i don't know. it's a completely -- if you read the first three-quarters of his report, it says indictment. lie after lie after lie. you know what you use lies for in a criminal trial? to prove intent. that's a smoking gun. i never had a case -- >> actually, mr. mayor, even james comey said the fbi director said that they destroyed e-mails in a way to make sure