are kept from casting off from a new pier perfect for reeling in their new catch. >> and jim long beach island about to get whacked by a storm crossing the garden state parkway heading towards surf city and barnegat light. >>> ducis rogers has the latest on tomorrow's nba draft and flyers and phillies when "action news" continues tonight. >>> it own happens one a year and today is it. it is the first day of summer and "action news" reporter katherine scott surveyed the city of philadelphia to see how everyone and in one case everything is marking the occasion. >> reporter: the sun is shining and the flours are blooming and so many reasons to love the summer season. >> well, first of all there is no school -- >> school is off and that means more visitors are flocking to town with the u.s. news and world report naming philadelphia the number two city to visit in the country. the museums and the liberty bell and independence mall and beyond. >> we are trying to find the liberty bell and seeing the sights here in philadelphia. >> seeing sites here in philadelphia and then buffalo new york to catch

the big storms just moving off long beach island.e have that other last area of rain that is come through parts of delaware and into south jersey and part of philadelphia. and then we have a pretty nice day tomorrow, although it's going to be pretty hot. 90 degrees. the humidity goes up friday and then some of the tropical remnants from cindy comes and hits us friday and saturday before sunday turns out nice. >> we have a half and half kind of weekend. thank you for watching. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. up next "nbc nightly news." we'll see you at 11:00. test. >>> tonight, airport attack. an officer stabbed inside the terminal. now the fbi's investigating it as a terrorist incident on american soil. we have late details. >>> states of emergency. a tropical storm turns deadly as up to a foot of rain overwhelms the gulf coast. a powerful system steaming toward landfall. >>> what's in the bill? high drama and healthcare for millions hanging in the balance. we could be just hours away from finding out what senate re

miles an hour and these storms will be near long beach by 6:10 and beach haven by 6:19 once again a severe thunderstorm warning in effect including long beach island until 6:15. these storms have a history of 60 to 70 miles an hour. multiple reports of trees and wires down in pennsylvania and new jersey and also heavy rain with some flooding some ponding on area roads. we'll continue to track the storms have the latest on trap cal storm cindy coming up later in the broadcast. >> all right. kathy, thanks. >>> now to a controversy at a burlington county lutheran church former teachers aid at a pre-school is under investigation for alleged sex abuse. >> two teachers lost their jobs and the husband of one of the teachers is raising questions. jeff cole. >> burlington county prosecutor confirms the investigation into the former aid at the hainesport, new jersey, church is on-going and while the aid is long gone from the church school, a parent of a young alleged victim wants faster action. pastor jost, come out and talk to me for a quick minute here. it's an important issue. can you talk to me, sir. >> excuse me? >> pastor david jost would not meet wit

unconfirmed reports 70 miles per hour in long beach township and long beach island. month holly, 55 miles per hour. many of you were snapping shots and sending them to my facebook pages. a campground outside of wildwood as the storm was approaching. you see a stadium effect to the clouds. this is called a shelf cloud. that's the rush of wind that created all of the destruction. i have a time lapse video from cape may of the shelf cloud. amazing to look at. we have the seven-day forecast with more on tropical storm cindy coming up in a bit. >> plume of thick black smoke in springfield burlington county. >> fire crews battled a fire at a junk yard. the flame damaged 20 salvage vehicles. no one was hurt. >> we have all heard the term squatter's right, but we have a from germantown that may give new meaning to that story. the squatters are allowed to stay and the property owner is under arrest. annie mccormick is working on that now. how does that work? >> the germantown landlord said he e jicted a tenant out of one of his units and three people he never saw before moved

>> most of those storms are headed for long beach island. perhaps into atlantic city.ape may, it locks kind out of the. icture. this area has been moving to the southeast. made a right turn. it was moving to the. we have another area back to the west that's moving almost straight east. so that may come back and get us in the philadelphia area. this is not severe like this other area was. watch what happens here. this is the last two hours. it's getting into chester county. let's get into the severe weather. they have a little lightning, but not a lot. it's getting clobbered. just about out of it now. jackson township getting pounded with the heavier rain. we are talking heavy rain. the peak rainfall rates are 4 to 5 inches per hour. so that's how much rain you get. you see medford on the drier side of it. getting hilt hard. it's a pretty rough afternoon. se is veer thunderstorm warnings until 6:00 for parts of the area. meteorologist krystal klei joins us live from the museum of art. it's cleared up there for now. >> reporter: yeah, i am right along the parkway right n

much nicer at the shore 70s stretching from cape through long beach island.re is the front with the heat and humidity way down to the south. it will stay down there for a couple of days and swings through as a warm fronts here late in the week. and a quick moving boundary here near chicago that comes in tomorrow and is not going to bring more than just cloud cover. for tonight partly cloudy and in the comfy zone 60 degrees by tomorrow morning. a really nice start to the middle of the week 68 for center city. and high pressure is wedging in with the brief front that passes through tomorrow afternoon and could be an isolated shower north and west of philadelphia and most of the area is dry and similar temperatures to today. and the high slides to the east here and this front will start to sneak in behind the high and doesn't swing through on thursday. yes we do warm it to 90 degrees yes the humidity comes up a little bit and we'll save that very uncomfortable air for one more day on friday. that pushes in for the end of the week. but down at the shore tomorrow

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can see most of burlington county and ocean county wet at this hour, right around surf city long beach islandy rain. no lightning with this. this is a last area of yellow shrinking as it heads north and east. a healthy amount of rain through the area today. as the storm passed through, many of you connected with me on facebook and twitter. i appreciate you sharing what was going on in your backyard. this sent into me by emily in new jersey. that is called a shelf cloud, the initial storm with the strong rush of wind. now pictures that look scary like that, but beautiful pictures after the storm passes. this sent in to me from jeff in bucks county. not only a poet ept rainbow. you see the secondary feint rainbow to the northern side of the primary. underneath, glowing red and oranges, sunset, north and west of philadelphia today. temperatures in the lower 70s, basically everywhere. factor in the humidity, diewchts ido youwantsdo yodewpoints in t. a lot of weight to the atmosphere, high humidity. a front to the east of pittsburg. that is the cold front. once it rushes through, it drops humidity

the exception of the shore late this afternoon a good window of clear skies has pushed in from long beach islandrom cape may. the highlight, the first one or low light if you like a cool june or not. yesterday 69 degrees and 67 degrees well below the normal of 80 degrees but the 80s be back here at the end of the week. sitting at 80 in the afternoon near trenton in wilmington upper 70s in the lehigh valley and at the shore there is a northwesterly wind that should cease any sea breeze from starting late in the day. we should be in the mid to upper 70s. and a cool northeasterly wind 67 allentown and trenton and 66 in philadelphia and mid-60s south jersey as well as delaware. satellite and radar shows again there were a few breaks in the cloud cover today at times, but if you take a look at the immediate shore there was this window of clear sky that developed with clouds to the west and east and a little bit of a winning forecast at the shore here this afternoon. but there are more clouds and heavy rain developing down to the south stretching from the out ever banks of north carolina and low press

they went to long beach island sunday the first day of a heat wave with temperatures over 90 degreesut marsha recalls the moment the fun came to an end. >> that is when sheer terror kicked in for me i couldn't get to her. >> reporter: she and her 11-year-old daughter mariah decided to go out further into the water aft her 13 year old daughter mikayla and other relatives swam back to shore. marsha says they were only waist deep in the water when a rip punt swept them out. >> i was like let's swim parallel because that's what i read before that you swim like sideways parallel to the shore. so you switch out of it. but it wasn't working. we were still just being push out. >> reporter: they were so far apart. >> it was the most helpless feeling i've he have felt in my life. >> reporter: marsha says a man drifting towards them grabbed mariah. a girl on a surf bod got them on and back to shore. another man grabbed marsha. in all five people pulled off a daring rescue saving this mother and daughter. but they only got to meet one of the five who saved them they hope this story reaches them.

long beach island, to be specific. near ship bottom, just off the beach hostaaven, moving out inte ocean. came in fast. mooshed out fast, and we don't have to worry about it the rest of the night. this little weak weather system, racing down tomorrow morning and could potential toly provide showers for parts of the area. for a brief period of time during the morning tomorrow. you can see this batch coming down through the lehigh valley and into the philadelphia area, but once it moves through, it goes straight from showers to sunshine. so don't give up on the day if you wake up and got some rain drops. 78 in philadelphia now. up to 80 degrees today. go have even warmer weather for at least a part of the weekend, for much of the area. that's coming up along with the rain chances in a few minutes. >>> tonight, penn state is taking action and taking control of its greek system after a death of a sophomore from new jersey. the school i nounsed changes today including limiting the size of the fraternities, deferring rush fo

the southeastern part of burlington county and all of ocean county including long beach island rightow. folks there vacationing early you'll want to give them a ring because there is a nasty storm at chads worth heading toward surf city and old barney and the northern tip all the way down to beach haven. guilford park 6:02. and torrential rain and it sirngs to the east at 35 miles per hour. it is also bringing a really strong rush of wind. to the west this is where the storm first clipped in the northern parts of chester county. not severe but downingtown and westchester and norristown all of this sliding to the east and the city seeing sun and more setting in from the west. getting many pictures on my facebook and twitter page, i appreciate you sending them in. this from the oxford circle section. christina says on the hood of this parked car here and incredible damage and trees down from montgomery county and philadelphia don't. temperatures have fallen into the 70s where we have seen the rain and 80s to the south in millville and dover and sun is out in cape may at 78. a front tha

weather especially around the toll booth there and heading to the northern part brigantine and long beach island. temperatures are cool across much of the area 60s for allentown and near 60 in trenton. 50s for beach haven with the east-northeasterly wind and that wind which is all because of a front that pushed in from the north and west, is pretty much halted here near wilmington and dover, on the opposite side of that front there is a westerly wind at 75 right now in lancaster and warmer if you are just to the west. if you look at the 24 hour change it's 10 degrees colder from this time yesterday in philadelphia and allentown and trenton and toms river and warmer in lancaster again all because of the wind direction. satellite and radar we are dealing with the upper level low off to the north and this is slowly drifting to the nor and south here. so the clouds here remain above us. overnight tonight and cool for june with temperatures in the 50s area wide and scattered showers rotating through and you see they are still around at sec tonight with most areas in the 50s by that point. we wake up

with that west wind there is no sea breeze so temperatures at the shore. 82 in brigantine and long beach islandgrees. we had a few cumulous clouded at times today. philadelphia down to the south, late this afternoon up to the north toward the poconos and all and all a pretty nice evening on tap. that will spill into the overnight hours and a lot of stars and comfortable and 49 in the suburbs and 59 in center city with the light wind 3 to 6 miles per hour. and definitely turning that wind down from this afternoon. so through the next few days, high pressure is to the west. a perfect position to have a couple of different ingredients, sunshine number one and a light wind out of the northwest and low humidity. and throw in number three there. 80 degrees for your friday and then as we start the weekend 77 degrees on your saturday. but then things slowly change as we get into the second half of the weekend. we are going to mimic the pattern we saw during the month of may where we saw the trough setting up and the jet stream setting up to the south for the north eastern part of the united states. the

the long of the continuing craft show on all of long beach island.re feet yours vendors from the eastern seaboard. stroll along sunset park along the bay front and search for unique and hand made decor. 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. >>> and if you are looking for something to do next week or 4th of july. ocean city has you covered. the garden civic association is hosting their annual bike parade a family friendly event to get you in a patriotic mood. bikes dress up in their best red white and blue attire and wind along the boulevard and beaches. the parade starts at 10:00 a.m. have some fun and hope to see you this weekend down at the shore. all right so another rescue completed. that was frank and clay they were simulating a rip current rescue and something to keep in mind is that the lifeguards are on duty with extended hours with 8, 9, 12 and 34th street. something to keep in mind. i think we are crashing this party -- >> look someone is trying to act like a lifeguard over here. >> very to get my glasses on. >> where is your whistle? >> get out of th

ted greenberg has the story from long beach island. >> reporter: they are targeting trash to help a jerseyeasure. >> there's stuff all over the place. e we need to clean it up. >> stafford township intermediate in surf city today. among thousands of volunteers and new jersey dep staffers collecting garbage. >> balloons and shotgun shells. >> other debris just weeks before the start of summer. >> it's really important because the town needs tourists to come. >> reporter: the day-long cleanup spread out across the water shed including its vast shoreline, islands and inland streams that flow into the bay. a recreational hot spot for boating and fishing that draws nearly 900,000 people every year. >> looking at the overall health of the bay, it has to start with education. >> reporter: the waterway's held has declined in recent decades as developments surged along its shores. this group alone filled 87 garbage bags of stuff that doesn't belong here their part to make the bay better. >> we want it to be healthy for us and go swimming when it's warm. >> reporter: this is th event was launched by

. >>> and long beach island, an appeals court has ruled against home owners fighting the beach replenishmentroject. t >>> a busy intersection in north philly is closed because ever route 15 track renewal of project are. broad street are and girard avenue are still closed. it will reopen tomorrow night at 8:00. in the meantime, bus routes are being detoured in that area. ♪ >>> this song is going to be in my head all day and i love it. boyz ii men will be in south philly this morning to celebrate getting their very own street. that's right, a stretch of broad street just outside their alma mater for the creative and performing arts will be renamed boyz ii men boulevard. the dedication ceremony is part the excitement leading up to wawa welcome america. this year's theme, everyone is a history maker. boyz ii men will be honored during a celebration of freedom ceremony at independence hall on july 4. >>> earlier this week, the 6ers added a player that they hope will be a future star. last night it was the flyers turn. and they also shipped a family face out of town. we have the details in your sa

only spot that we're still seeing some thunderstorm activity inbetween long beach island along the beefverywhere else starting to clear out, looking at sunshine already in the philadelphia region, looking for flood advisories to continue through the morning, though, because all of that precipitation early on, we do have potential for some flooding, 09 degrees though high temperature this afternoon, jan. >> matt, thank you next update 8:57. see you then, have a great day. >>> this morning on "the dish," a chef whose reputation is as big as the state he calls home. he was born in new york city and raised in the hamptons. he got his start in the restaurant business as a teen and surfing all day. >> he went on to work at some of the trendiest hotels in new york and las vegas known for his skills in the kitchen and for his outsized personality. he eventually put down roots in dallas and in 2014 opened knife. the steak house reinvention made "is squiis squire's" list. tell us what we're having. >> pork belly in the side of peking duck. dried steak which we specialize in. mcenroe dish named af

pleasantly warm but watch for a moderate risk for rip currents and temperatures in the upper 70s for long beach island and 80 in atlantic city with the ocean again at 66 and to the tip of cape may 79 degrees and the beaches in delaware low 80s with the ocean a bit warmer at 73 degrees, as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warm not humid tomorrow 87 and hot and slightly muggy on thursday 90 and all back on friday, it is hot and humid with late day thunderstorms possible in the low 90s and that front should move quickly first thing on saturday morning. it's warm and dropping humidity on saturday. and comfy sunday at 5-and the beginning of next week a bit below average with low humidity and sun and clouded as we head into summer it starts hot and muggy and we catch a break in the end of the weekend into next week. >> perfect. adam thanks. how to save on your cable bill we have details in what's the deal coming up. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie

temperatures around the region, 80s inland and low 70s here in ocean city as well as wildwood up to long beach islandatures now 72 and 73 degrees and 87 in philadelphia and 86 if allentown, a warm front passed through early this morning and the warm front is in the northern part of new york state as well as heading into new england with a lot of cloud cover and that front came through and pumped in higher temperatures today as well as a little bit of increase in humidity. as we look at future tracker tomorrow morning. we start your friday perfect around here and lots of sunshine and not a cloud and as we get into the afternoon tomorrow it stays fairly dry and sunny and all inland locations here at the store and could be pop-ups closer to the poconos and the lehigh valley. late in the afternoon and again it will be isolated up there. tomorrow, no problems, temperatures go back up into the 90s and as we head into saturday, at the shore. listen to this, 79 degrees and really nice and breezy as well. and any thunderstorms hold off until at night. you are good here on saturday. in the city 90 degrees soup

. >> 6:00 o'clock wedding, long beach island tomorrow. >> keeping my fingers cross but right now i thinkod. >> good news. this is good news as this disabled car that was there second ago has moved out of the way going northbound on i-95 at girard avenue. it had been causing some headaches the last few minutes but they have got that out quickly. that is good news. this is not good news, this remains closed, route 63 main street at harleysville pike, is in lower salford the road is blocked because of an accident, a car ran from to a pole. we don't see the accident out there anymore but it was up in this direction not seeing it now, still have the road closed so they are diverting traffic. this is for later on, 10:00 a.m. make note, 76 westbound between city avenue and the blue route, about four hours of construction in this area, i got caught up in it yesterday, really nothing to do down to one lane during those times intermittent lane closures and then one more that accident route 55 northbound we will have video of this coming up in the next 10 minutes, jan. >> pat, thank you. >>> a phil

it had all the makings of a great day at the beach for the mattos family they went to long beach islandunday the first day of a heat wave with temperatures over 90 degrees. they even brought back sea shells when they returned to their home in clementon but marsha recalls the moment the fun came to an end. >> that is when sheer terror kicked in for me because i couldn't get to her. >> she and her 11-year-old daughter mariah decided to go out further into the water after her 13 year old daughter mikayla and other relatives swam back to shore. they were only waste deep in the water when rip current swept them out. >> i was like let's swim parallel bought that's what i read before that you swim like sideways parallel to the shore. so you swim out of it. but it wasn't working. we were still being pushed out. >> reporter: they were so far apart. >> it was the most helpless feeling i've he have felt in my life. >> reporter: marsha says then a man drifting toward them grabbed mariah a girl on a surfboard got them on and back to shore. meanwhile, another man grabbed marsha. in all, five people p

i'm nora muchanic on long beach island. i'll have that story coming up. >> and it is official.agged the topic in the nba draft. ducis rodgers with more on what the team will do with the new advantage coming up in sports. >> but first we are continuing to track severe storms that are pushing through our area at this hour. you're taking a live look through our sky6 cameras of conditions at philadelphia international airport on your left and rough seas offer the coast of cape may, new jersey on your right. the airport is reporting significant delays and cancellations tonight due to the weather. >> let's head over to meteorologist melissa magee now with the very latest. hi, melts is a. >> hi, monica, hi rick. things are quite active right now across our region. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d we can see this line of activity from new england into the midatlantic region as well. within the past 15 minutes we've seen about 1200 lightning strikes. this line is very powerful as it works into our region. the severe thunderstorm warning has expired for philadelphi

shore tomorrow, partly sunny, low humidity and a low risk for rip currents, upper 70's from long beach islandto ocean city 77 degrees, the ocean temperature pretty comfortable in the low 60's and as we head towards the beaches in delaware, upper 70's there, over the bay 76 in cape may and again, just a few clouds at times. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 79 for tomorrow, bright with those scattered showers and downpours in the afternoon. beautiful on wednesday, no complaints. equally as nice on thursday. it's breezy, it is warmer at 88 degrees but no chance for storms. we'll wait off until the second half or the weekend here as we get towards friday and saturday more humid and hot, low 90's both friday and saturday, some scattered storms in the afternoon and as we get into sunday, still humid. the better chance for some storms will be on the day sunday, more scatter more widespread and then it kind of moves out, sets up for a hot monday at 90 degrees, the day before the fourth of july, so kind of getting hot as it's coming towards the holiday weekend. >> all righty. >> thanks adam.

philadelphia, some pockets of heavy to moderate rainfall on the garden state parkway west of long beach island right through mays landing, the interchange of the atlantic city expressway wet from harrington down to atlantic city and that extends even down to fortescue as well as dover. so, in that area with it seeing a good amount of rain this afternoon, a flood advisory in effect until 7:15 for southern parts of cumberland county, central parts of atlantic county and extreme southern ocean and burlington county where there is minor flooding on area roads. as you go into the overnight hours tonight and beyond, those showers will start to drift off the coast but there could be some still popping up especially in those southern areas, maybe a late thunderstorm nearly the lehigh valley. very unsettled the next two days and then summer meet in that seven-day forecast. a big turn around from the start of the seven-day to the end. we'll show you that alicia in a little bit. >> adam thank you. >>> a tragic morning in orlando florida where a fired employee shot and killed five of his former coworkers

. >> i it had all of the making of great day at the beach for this matos family went to long beach island sunday the first day after heatwave, temperatures over 90 degrees they even brought back see shells when they returned to their home in clementon. but marcia recalls the moment the fun came to an end. >> and that is when shear terror kicked in for me. because i couldn't get to her. >> she and her 11 year old daughter mariah decided to go out further into the water after her 13 year old daughter michaela and other relatives swam back zero shore. marcia said they were only waist deep in the water. >> let's swim parallel. that's what i read before, you swim sideways, parallel to the shore. so you swim out a bit. but it wasn't working. we were still just being pushed out. >> they were so far apart. >> it was the most helpless feeling that i've ever felt in my life. >> marcia says then a man drifting toward them grabbed mariah, a girl on a surf board got them on and back to shore. meanwhile another man grabbed marcia, in all, five people pulled off a daring rescue saving this mother and da

later this year in august he will run an 18-mile run in long beach island and then in september he hasnt triathlon coming up as well. >> yes. >> i'm exhausted just listening. >> doesn't that hurt your lungs. >> it can sometime, yes. >> do you just push through it >> i push through. >> do you wear your vest while running. >> no, it plugs in the wall. >> so you can do 13 miles without the vest. >> correct. >> how many medication do you take a day. >> i swallow over 40 pills throughout the day and vest and breathing treatments. >> is there a cure. >> there is in cure for cystic fibrosis. over last couple years we have made great stride and cf research for the first time in cf history more than 50 percent have crossed over the age of 18. so we're very excited about these stats and we hope they keep climbing. >> not only are you doing these things but you are up for something big. tell us what you are up for. >> many in nateed for boomer e siason athlete of the year. >> is that because of all of the stuff you have done. >> last year i was his athlete of the month. >> lets remine everybody b

island of fanoe for the three day event. with its optimal wind conditions and 700 metre long beach the island is perfect forflying kites of alled. ican organised. i can tell. do you want to do your impression of an octopus again? that wasn't an impression... there's no stop to your talents! let's find out what's happening in the sport. from an octopus to the lions. a week today we will be talking about their first big test against the all blacks. it is another huge morning of live rugby. scotla nd another huge morning of live rugby. scotland claim australia, england's women are playing new zealand. let's get into the rugby. as i say, this time next week we'll be gearing up for the british and irish lions first test against new zealand. they've two final warm up matches to go though. in one hour they'll kick off their biggest match of the tour so far against the maori all blacks. katie gornalljoins us live from rotorua. lovely to see you. how are they doing so far on the tour of new zealand? yes, this is often referred to as the fourth test, such is the calibre and passion of the opposition. that's kind of menace for the lions

island of fanoe for the three day event. with its optimal wind conditions and 700—metre—long beach the island is perfect forflying kites of allion but i see what you are doing. the lions are busy in new zealand. they will not be floating in the air. they are about to take to the pitch for the fifth game of their tour, feels like they have been there for ages, it is a massive test for them, it's been a really busy morning of by, it's been a really busy morning of rugby, we have had scotland playing, england's women playing, onto those results in a moment. the lions have started their toughest test of the tour so far — against the maori all blacks in new zealand. warren gatland's side includes six new faces. johnny sexton starts at fly half, and in the last few hours former welsh players have been recalled to join up to the squad, the teams are about to take to the pitch in rotorua, we will keep you up—to—date with the score. it also looks likely that scottish pair finn russell and allan dell are going tojoin up with the lions squad too. they've both been in action this morning, helping scotland to their first ever win in sydne

island of fanoe for the three day event. apparently with its optimal wind conditions and 700 metre long beach the island is perfect forflyingcult to have a flying giraffe. you need to have a whale. it seems to fit better ergonomically. how do they not get tangled? a lot of space. you wouldn't want to get the tentacles tangled. not deliberately. let's talk about golf. safer ground for you! well done. lots of kites to talk about. no golfers, not that we saw, but who knows? some of them have some free time on their hands, maybe they should pop over to whether —— wherever that was. the world's top three golfers missed the cut. tommy fleetwood and paul casey are at the top of the leaderboard and paul casey said it was pretty cool sitting down to dinner, knowing he was on the leaderboard. i read somewhere that he has only made the cut once in a major tournament, is a pretty good going from him. so for the first time in about 30 years the world's top three golfers have failed to make the cut. while they were struggling, others were making light of the huge course at erin hills. england's paul casey set the early pace, finishing on

island of fanoe for the three day event. the reason this place is so good for this is it has optimal wind conditions. it has a 700—metre—long beachhey don't get it all tangled up please tell us. it is because, you just read it out, it is optimal wind conditions. it wouldn't be if they were blowing around everywhere. 0ptimal wind conditions must be wind going in one direction. evenif direction. even if you lift it... how does it? i will never know. you have all of the answers. scotland are playing, england's women are playing, the lions playing. i feel sorry england's women are playing, the lions playing. ifeel sorry for them because it is lovely, hot and sunny weather in the uk and they are on tourin weather in the uk and they are on tour in new zealand where it is winter, raining and cold to the point that they are steaming on the pitch. half—time in rotorua and the lions lead in what is their toughest test of new zealand so far, taking on the mario all blacks. liam messam score the only try of the first half for the all blacks but the lions have edged ahead at half—time. we will keep you up—to—date throughout the morning on bbc

on long beach, long island 70, hot enough to go in. chilly in the west. logist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. more sunshine and warmth today. clouds and drizzle, they'll come back the next couple of nights. warmest highs are this weekend. along the coast, 61 at half moon bay. mid to upper 60s san francisco, oakland, richmond. mid 70s to some mid 80s in our inland neighborhoods. tonight, temperatures in the 50 to 55-degree range once again. over the wewewewewewewewewewewee >>> switching gears now and go behind the scenes with "the bachelorette" and going right into rachel's closet and for all the show's bombshell moments she seems to have a wardrobe to match and abc's abbie boudreau takes us inside. >> i'm so excited. it's just not real. i feel like i'm living a dream. >> reporter: you kind of are. look at the shoes. rachel takes us behind the scenes, along with the bachelor franchise's lead stylist to show us their favorite looks of the season. >> i have a little different style just because i am a tomboy and like to change it up like i would love to wear

middle class new yorkers until better roads and an improved rail system lured them to the beaches of long islandple of the low income city out here and it just wasn't a place that historically the city took care of seriously. you know since then we've also had a lot of working class whites move into more of the western end and so what you've kind of seen in the rockaways this shape out along race and class lines and the one dynamic that's changed after sandy was we got a lot more young urban professional types like really coming out here. you know looking to maybe intentionally or not to "brooklynify" the rockaways, gentrify the rockaways. rockaways is called the brooklyn riviera, the williamsburg riviera. >> anthony: who gets the shaft in a situation like that? >> josmar: if you're a person who's not a homeowner, or if you're a person who is struggling to pay rent. the plans are generally history has told us, we're going to leave you behind. it's interesting because i don't think a lot of people thought that would happen. when you're on rockaway, you have this kind of sense of security that you

if you're going to the beach, temperatures starting to warm up in long beach on long island. there in new york rob. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us dry conditioning. as we take a look at sky6 its nice outside. temperatures are currently in the 60's in most neighborhoods. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. a high of 81 degrees 5 degrees below average. with low humidity it's comfortable. great day to be outside. breezy and warmer tomorrow more humid 88. hot and humid >>> switching gears now and go behind the scenes with "the bachelorette" and going right into rachel's closet and for all the show's bombshell moments she seems to have a wardrobe to match and abc's abbie boudreau takes us inside. >> i'm so excited. it's just not real. i feel like i'm living a dream. >> reporter: you kind of are. look at the shoes. rachel takes us behind the scenes, along with the bachelor franchise's lead stylist to show us their favorite looks of the season. >> i have a little different style just because i am a tomboy and like to change it up like i would love to wear, yo

showers and thunderstorms that are now pushing through new york city, long island clearing new jersey delaware and our maryland beachesy behind them as well. you can see some stray showers just passing ocean city maryland chincoteague right now and back home here in washington we're seeing some sunshine. we'll see sunshine most of the day. it will be a beautiful afternoon. earlier in the week we thought saturday would be soggy with the remnants of post tropical system cindy but that's not the case. it is warm and then it's about to turn a little bit cooler. looking ahead the jet stream taking an uncharacteristic drop to the south for late june. we'll see high temperatures only in the upper 7 very, very pleasant as we get into the work week. again, for today, 90 degrees but with less humidity it will feel more comfortable, nice breeze out of the west with some sunshine. 86 tomorrow and then we cool things down to 82 on monday. 79 is all on tuesday with overnight lows around 60 degrees. that's 50's for all of our suburbs. we slowly warm things back up on a very dry and a very sunny week into the low 90's by friday. anni

friendly i mean that those people who don't know much about some beaches back effectively it's a bolt holes and it has islands going off it's a long side for those people but coming on the cruise ships i can see all this as well and that's why as you said earlier nearly as known as the venice of the north what with the river and the canals and everything else they do have a metro system which is extremely efficient and you can also come here to the island here where the stadium you can see behind me spaces on christophe's ski island and that has its own metro station through a really pretty park this area around here is has plenty of pocket and there are six hotels it's effectively a kind of sporting area based around the stadium so if you will to the pockets about a fifty minute walk through all the lovely sunshine and all the leaves that goes through to the metro and then within four stops you're right in the city center six stops takes you directly to the train station where you could get the stop sign that will have you must go in just over three and a half hours so which is a bit like getting a flight to london so the interco

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long beach township. taping started today mtv says the show is more about music and not about drama. today atlantic city mayor don guardian cut the ribbon to officially reopen the boardwalk between rhode islandnd oriental avenue. according to reports the $5 million project included new handrails, lights and seating areas the next part of the rebuild will extend beyond the avenue and add new bulk heads an sea wall. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at reading at summer make its return following several days of unseasonably cool temperatures. meteorologist kathy orr has how it's going to get really hot really soon in 15 seconds. >>> so yesterday in the 60s. today in the 70s. tomorrow in the 80s and it's going to be really busy as everyone gets a jump star on the weekend. temperature right now in philadelphia. the high today 72. 8 degrees below normal. winds still out of the east break out of that easterly wind and we will by tomorrow afternoon. when you look at the coast from boston through philadelphia and raleigh, temperatures in the 70s. some 80s through chicago and as you head into the central part of the country, wichita, rapid city even minneapolis 85 degre 8

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