limerick at 7:02. upper providence by 7:17. severe thunderstorm warning in effect for lehigh county, also extending into berks county and northern and western suburbs until 75:00 tonight. that toss include royersford so please keep this in mine. storms will be near lehigh university around 6:40, glenn more at about 6:50. these storms have a history of potential damaging wind and capable of producing quarter sized hail. right now in philadelphia 91. here are rain dolled temperatures. allentown, reading and lancaster down in the 70's, already. and to the west northwest of that you can see the difference between this cold front. buffalo new york 69, cleveland, only 66 degrees. a refreshing change. future weather has a good grip on this line of storms that is moving through the region by 7:00 p.m. are close to philadelphia along that i-95 corridor. you can see it extending through trenton, philadelphia and crossing over river towards deptford. after that storms break up over south jersey, we will dry it out, we will have clouds for

limerick at 6:26. towamencin by 6:44. saw largest hail 1 inch, with severe thunderstorm near hershey to the east. northern lancaster county 1 inch in diameter and that is largest hail we have seen so far. severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:15 for all of these towns, drug kutztown, also fleetwood, boyer town, pennsburg, coopersberg and south white hall until 6:15. ninety-two in philadelphia 84 in millville. 90 degrees still in dover. look at cool air coming in behind this cold front, cleveland 66 degrees, that is a refreshing change. buffalo, new york 73. state college sitting at 77. future weather shows a line moving through right around seven or 8:00 moving along that i-95 corridor through trenton, philadelphia, extending on the jersey side and then sweeps through and falls apart through south jersey. tomorrow we have clouds giving way to clearing, pretty much every where over the course of the day. we are looking at heat and humidity tonight, oppressive but tomorrow, turning pleasant. the air mass will be muc

no big issues if you're coming in on 422 from pottstown or limerick.king good so far on the pennsylvania turnpike. no overnight construction because of the weather. but we have a downed pole we're watching in lower moreland blocking byberry road between buck and pine roads. maybe stay up on county line or down on tomlinson to get around that. don't forget about the resurfacing work that started this week in doylestown along main street. long stretch between veterans lane and clemons road they're working during all hours except the rush hours and they pack up and let you get to work which is good or get home and in mount laurel a new project started yesterday along elbo lane at mount laurel road happening during the mid days 8 o'clock until 4 o'clock. stick with church road or hainesport road as some alternates. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. karen has been talking about the heavy rain coming down in south jersey like around mays landing. at this point our friends using the app report no problems though other than the wet c

dana is not here today but she sent us a limerick so i'll try to do my best. this show would still be here at the end of year three but there's no better way to round off the day and that's how we all want to it be, happy anniversary fivers. very nicely done, dana. did you have to mention the dog. can we get through one shoes not here and not talking about the show. >> if it was by jasper you would have to pause. >> happy new year. >> i decided i was going to use some of my raw ones but given my habit i thought i would go with one i'm very proud of. greg tipped me off on this. when we took on cbs over the amazing race and so this is the, one of my tirades at cbs. >> cbs can't do any better than that have people go to a memorial where people died take that show and shove it. you guys were anti-american and he deserve to apologize to veterans. after hearing from you folks cbs did just that. >> i want to apologize to veterans particularly those who served in vietnam. >> well done. >> i'll say this. it's amazing to me how many people in "the five" audience respond

lower providence, collegeville area, be on alert, heavy showers extend up through limerick, pottstown northern montgomery county, so if you take 422, 476, the northeast extension, you are going to be encounter heavy rain and again if you are moving westward out toward chester county where the thunderstorms are right now. definitely keep an eye on that for you. isolated little pocket, but may hold together. flashflood watch in effect for the whole area, through tomorrow morning, severe weather threat exists for the whole area today. that is for showers, thunderstorms,ly return to the forecast later on. we will get some sunshine though. most of the day features that heat, humidity, some sunshine. by 5:00 p.m. there is the line of showers and thunderstorms pushing through. and then, by 7:00, 8:00 p.m., still seeing it, think i kind of all night thing. temperatures in the 70s, in your seven day forecast, shows we hit 91 today, heavy storms, a soggy start to the fourth, we clear out late day. much, much cooler. weekends itself looks great. >>> mass transit, we get you updated on changes wi

this morning no major volume delays yet if you're coming in from pottstown or limerick on 422.a little building eastbound volume headed toward valley forge national park. don't forget speaking of that construction they're going to do it in the heart of the midday here in trappe montgomery county today, each day through friday, 9:00 until 4:00 main street 113 going close between ridge pike and route 29. stick with 29 or seventh avenue to get around that new blockage. the regional rails they look good on time so far this morning david. >> my twitter follower jane in north philadelphia reports 77 degrees right now. if you want to play follow me on twitter as david murphy 6abc. everybody is in the 70's right now pretty much. if you're catching the bus going to be after 80 degrees degrees by 9 o'clock, and 88 by noon and hopefully we have ac's running in all our vehicles today, 93 degrees by 3 o'clock and your high today is going to be 94 degrees. that's at about 3:30. 90 by 6 o'clock and through this afternoon and especially this evening there is the chance of a spotty gusty thunde

we will be speaking to the ceo who will be on limerick. we will discuss everything they have to say about the russian business as well. they will see sales slightly below levels. just getting some earnings from the swiss drug maker. frank's.lion with number --ticipating a earnings for the first half of these estimates, sales look like they have beaten estimates. 23 billion francs. this is a company that is focusing on it key drug. thee failures have ever first half of new cancer medicines have propelled sales. will be looking at new data on two of its new breast cancer drugs. one of the sales is up by 200 and 76%. -- these are the drugs that investors are focusing on. he's under breast cancer drugs. the drugs that is performing very well. sales and earnings are beating estimates. the cut their forecast for the year. this is missing estimates and continuing to fall in the united states. the chief executive will be joining guy johnson on "the pulse." >> u.s. regulators are lying u.s. carriers to resume flights do that israel international ai

. >> limerick has learned that jpmorgan says it has a short, medium, and long-term succession plan inorks. we are talking about eight weeks --treatment, which could be what would you want to see or hear from his delegates? they have characterized this as a transition year, and they are putting things in place to have a better 2015, and i think they will. the consumer bank is struggling to grow earnings, but i can see some sunshine at the end of this process. the corporate bank will have a tough go because the capital markets are remaining uncooperative. running gordon smith the consumer bank. he has a lot of experience. who has been saenz through the wars and is viewed as a long-term potential heir. they have people in place. >> is this a good juncture for mr. dimon to take on more focused and less duties as chairman and simply as ceo? >> that question has been around for the last two years, and the shareholder bases has confirmed him as both ceo and chairman, so i think that will continue unless there are complications that arise from treatment. >> why not simply move up to the role