route 1 by 213 maple avenue it's a soggy highway. the traffic is moving well in each direction. one of the few benefits of a wet morning the construction crews clear out early. no overnight construction here. but starting tonight at 9:00 p.m. until later tomorrow afternoon they will be blocking this ramp 213 maple avenue to the southbound side of 1. they have been doing that during the overnight maybe an extended period into tomorrow afternoon. for right now now we're okay. not so good on the northeast extension in south white hall southbound direction approaching the lehigh valley interchange. we have a bad crash the shoulder is getting by the accident scene. we have a pothole we're getting world of along 422. eastbound direction by arrest -- armond hammer boulevard. watch out for that this morning. in parksburg construction. closing fairmont street and western avenue. borough line road a possible alternate. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. we've been talking about the crash in mercer county southbound side of 260 couple of lanes are blocked there. >

sugar maples support the maple sugar industry but also drew leaf peepers in the autumn. as new hampshire as and neighboring states get warmer, the trees' geographic range moves north. future warning will mean more production of maple syrup in canadian canada and less in the united states. bad news for the sugar houses. and mr. french points out in the 1940's and 1950's most of the furniture in new england was made out of yellow birch and it remains a valuable hard wood drawing good prices for the timber business. french fears the consequences for his industry if yellow birch and sugar maples are urnd pushed out by warmer weather trees. will there be a wood product industry, he asks, will there be a maple sugar industry in a climate changed new england? there's going to be a lot less of one, he concludes. new hampshire biologist eric orff is witnessing one of the most drament ig changes. he studies the moose, an animal bred to survive harsh winters. but what he says is a catastrophic decline in population mostly due to the success of moose ticks. this is a little bit gros

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won't be as much fun if the maple leafs had been in it and mayor of toronto came to do a song.nonetheless. i think you will enjoy the snow we have plan ford you tonight. we have music from one republic, the very funny jenny slate is here. and curtis jackson, better known as 50 cent is with us too. [ cheers and applause ] he has so many gift. he is a, multitalented rapper, actor, producer, there is really nothing this man can't do. okay. besides throw a baseball. other than that, that'why you should never throw out the first pitch ever. in other embarrassing sports news, have you seen the video of president obama working out? the president was staying at a marriott in warsaw, in poland tuesday. and he want to work out at the hotel gym. which, i, was surprising to me. hotel gyms exist? i mean -- i always seat signs in the elevator the i thought that was a joke. but any way, secret service didn't close the gym down. the president went in and started exercising with everyone else. and someone shot video of him doing it. there he is. that's how i dance at weddings by the way. [ chee

cherry hill, delran, maple shade and morristown you are in the path of these storms. we had 17 lightening strikes in the past 15 minutes with this and torrential rainfalls. you want to be careful driving in it. we have another cell that is intense just to the west of new jersey turnpike south of florence. moving to the northeast. columbia and chesterfield in the line of the storm system. it slides to the east as we head to the evening hours. the good news over delaware they got torrential rain 1 to 3 inches of rain. the cell weakens. it's in the past 15 minutes beginning to move across the mouth of the delaware bay and moving into south jersey. this evening is going to be unsettled. the actual system that is triggering the storms will not move through until midnight. the wind gust are reported up to 55 miles-an-hour. that could cause damage the main concern is the flooded roadways. flash flood something a good possibility. more deals on that heading over to the melissa. >>> we are tracking the line down to smyrna. we are finding the showers and storms that are slowly

into the midday hours, still one steady shower over portions of montgomery, bucks, one moving may mapled in towards willingboro. flood warning, flood advisory to tell you about, i want to zoom in on the flood warnings, east bran of the of the brandywine creek below downingtown, there it is right there for you, minor flooding forecast, for this afternoon so please be safe. pollen levels low today. notice they will be climbing flew the weekend, predominant political send grasses. we try to clear things out around 9:00 a.m. notice sun, breaks in the cloud cover through 2:00, 3:00. then later this evening, gusty storms, scattered stores, but locally heavy, will playing the area once again. hey, bob? >> 6:45, southbound 95, just past the center city exit. so anyone passing center city headed down toward the airport area, only this left lane getting on throughment then, the schuylkill expressway, heavy already, leaving town, westbound, heavy approaching city avenue. out toward belmont, again, all of the roads are wet, they're slick, we've had handful of accidents, they keep popping up. this o

richmond i want to elmo elementary and roosevelt middle school it's great to be back in the richmond i'm maple happy to say i live in the sunset but i've spent many years of my youth on the 38 geary is it's gastrogreat to hear how we can every you guys i'm from the city moouns are raising our kids no out in the sunset we're trying to respond to the chronic vocabulary as a health risk for kids that exposes us to violence it causes poor outcomes in life i spent time as a prosecutor in san francisco so i'll exist to hear about the public safety issues please take our time and we value your input. >> thank you before i introduce commissioner fong supervisor mar is here thank you for coming to the meeting. commissioner fong >> i apologize for being late i was doing kid pickup activities i'm sure you're aware of i've been a inspires and attorney spending time as a public defender and working with the nonprofit sector for non-violence work i spent 6 years with the city attorney's office prosecuting hate crimes and human trafficking conditions. i'm tom anyway, zucchini i've raised my children in the r

. >>> i love when people talk to their dogs and expect their dogs to answer, but maple, the americanldog, she answers back. >> what did you do? what did you do? >> we got this video. >> did you chew this up? >> not this again. you know i'm a dog. >> did you do this? >> it does sound like the bulldog is going, uh? man, you left it on the floor. he was just picking it up. >> what did you do? tell me. >> i think she said no. time finally, the dog's like, i have a good way to get her to stop grilling me about the issue. full on face licking attack. that will stop a discussion every time. >> all right, all right, all right. >> good way to get out of stuff. >> lick me face, and i'll forgive you. >>> now, if there's a fire in the kitchen, who do you call? >> help, fire! >> the fire department, right? cutest firefighter ever. >> they got in a wreck too, how about that? >> they did get in a wreck. the first dog, the fireman, cruso, his brother, oakly, in the truck. >> they were in a hurry, they took the turn wide. i hope they got the fire out. >> everybody was okay, the house fine, no damages

) and so then as we close i'm sorry that's 4 thousand seven hundred and 31 let's do the math that maples with we have 22 hundred and 69 more to go you like that math thank you very much. all right. here's our opportunity and challenge we still need those 23 hundred jobs if you pledge thank you very much if you contributed financially we have one last ask tell son-in-law and encourage them it's one opportunity or a hundred tint we need them all and appreciate the partnership on behalf of mayor ed lee and our corporate sponsors thank you and we say thank you and we look forward to being able to celebrate 3r0eb89 in september and final words from our mayor >> on behalf of the sfoifk to our corporate partners and each one of you who pledged money and resources and jobs and intifrm thank you. we say thank you for not only offensive those experiences but brairz our youth and thank you for keeping the doors of opportunity and we'll goetd get to the 7 thousand by this summer. thank you >> have a great day everyonesu. thank you >> have a great day everyone

today governor markell announced a one-mile trail will be built to connect maple avenue and the fairgrounds. creating much-needed space for walkers and bicyclists completed next summer. >>> and "world news with diane sawyer" next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. ♪ wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >>> welcome to "world news" breaking news a huge earthquake off the coast of alaska. right now, experts watching for signs of a tsunami. >>> crackdown. a nationwide sweep by the fbi frees nearly 200 children from sex traffickers. >>> real money, tonight the experts find some stunning things

lighter than usual for your ride to them all to my pass all to little more this morning and sells maple and son of north a freeways are still very light. the be busy traffic we can in the north bay is in that area. >>: 6am friday a controversial appearance by san francisco's catholic archbishop in the nation's capital. for a rally supporting traditional marriage. and the big nascar race expected to attract thousands of fans in the north bay. we're live in sonoma with a preview. 4 homes in 2 days destroyed by flames in the south bay. kron four's will tran is live in san jose with more, will? two homes reduced to rubble in the south bay. and propane fueled barbeque grills may be to blame for the extent of the damage. you're looking at images from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the fire started just after 4 yesterday afternoon. engulfing two homes on clayton road in the east san jose foothills. the fast moving fire caused propane tanks to explode. it also destroyed several vehicles. nobody was hurt while fighting the fire. the cause of the fire is under investigation. an estim

and a crash in brook haven, delco between grand view and maple afternoon. and in newcastle coin, a wreck to avoid at newport pike, near clayton avenues and the salty dog dive center. and slow speeds through delaware because of the 495 closure. rick and shirleen, back to you. >> thank you matt. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, a man is pumping his gas one minute and the next minute he is pulling a man from his burning car. we'll have the heart stopping video. >>> hey rick we are tracking the showers and it's occasional pop-up thunderstorms in the lehigh and delaware valleys. those details are coming up with the accuweather forecast. and jeff skversky has sports with the phillies and something they only managed to do once this season so far. mara: it's easy to lose your way in a place like this. ms. winnie earle: kids in paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination. mara: my dream is to be a pediatric nurse. ms. earle taught me if i work hard - i can do anything. ms. winnie earle: mara had so much potential, it was my

you will probably live on it and collect maple sir-up and hut hunt for vinson and fish when the miningpanies will know what to do and produce something out of it. >> i think the community appreciates we have given voice to it. it's an interesting coalition who understand this project is way too much risk in its sfwlfrmths present form. >> a lot of the people up here are survivors like we are. >> survivors. fault lines core respond event josh rushing joins us. this has evoked a lot of passion and a lot of money has come into this contest. >> that was one of the most surprising things to me is how much money was put into this to change the lauds in wisconsin. in a state senate race in 2012, g tech, this mining company put 900 dollars into the race. >> a state race in wisconsin. >> one state race. that was by far the most money spent on any race was to beat jessica king and they did that and in doing that, it gave them the one more vote they needed so the very first bill passed by the state senates a new mining law that seems tom benefit only g tech. >> these passionate activists against

individual that done the application this was the outreach i asked the question as well what do you maple by outreach you've begun four or five accepts further that's why i reached out to the president of the knob hill association i sits on the board they mentioned i put out a notice and obviously the members receive a that states this is what we're going to do i'll be honest the association or the members themselves you probably know it they're very vocal and they'll come to the hotel and they'll talk to me or call me i've not had any responses as such. so that's the outreach we were told we all we would need to do >> but you said on the knob hill. >> i sit on the board. >> so you'll be able to schedule a short presentation to them. >> yes. yep. >> okay. so great, thank you. >> is that something we need to do. >> i think maybe we'll discuss later when we are talking about moving 24 permit along. >> we did have the police as well as we i'll have joe speak to that. >> we've reached out to everyone on the check list and the community service we do a lot of that we send staff to them to help

) and so then as we close i'm sorry that's 4 thousand seven hundred and 31 let's do the math that maples with we have 22 hundred and 69 more to go you like that math thank you very much. all right. here's our opportunity and challenge we still need those 23 hundred jobs if you pledge thank you very much if you contributed financially we have one last ask tell son-in-law and encourage them it's one opportunity or a hundred tint we need them all and appreciate the partnership on behalf of mayor ed lee and our corporate sponsors thank you and we say thank you and we look forward to

this doesn't happen at maple leaf gardens. what the hell's is going on?" there's a giant guy. it's hard to explain the cop. it's kind of like the bleacher bombs in chicago meets britain's most wanted. and this guy had a magazine. i said, "who takes a magazine to a soccer game?" he rolls it up and he pees through it onto my back of my leg, and i can't move. [ audience ohs ] and this giant guy -- he was bald. he had parts of his eyebrows missing. it looked like he sharpened his teeth. [ laughter ] and he was eating a meat pie at the same time. like this. and i said, "dude." because i'm canadian. the best i could do was, "eh, buddy, what is that?" [ laughter ] you know, "what are you mental or something?" that's the best i could do. and he just looked down at me with bits of like pie flying and goes, "got a problem with that, mate? do you have a problem with that?" and i was like, "nope, perfectly fine." [ laughter ] "just tell me what magazine it is." >> seth: you have been in so many movies, so many films, and yet this is the first -- "supermensch" is your

the maple avenue bridge over the neshami neshaminy creek will be off limits to drivers starting july5th. work is scheduled to last two years. eastbound cars will be detoured along bridgetown pike to 41. westbound will b directed along brownsville road to east bristol road. >>> 5:14 now out of our jersey shore bureau. ic celarettes to the ban that includes cigarettes, pipes and cigars. fines begin at $100 and can go ten times h for reofnders. >>> now an update to breaking news. now a young neir charged in that violent double stabbing of a man and woman in investigators say 18-year-old anthony waters stabbed two people at a home on north 4th street in olney on wednesday. the 71-year-old woman and 54-year-old man are still in critical condition with multiple stab wounds. police tell us waters broke into the home to steal car keys he didn't know ty would be awaawe. he wanted to steal the car keys so he could sell a car belonging to one of the victims. >>> a new jersey aelle pas court ruled that retired public workers do have a right to cost living increases in their pensions, however, th

and if new york loses, he will send to california new york apples, wine, seafood, maple syrup, italianrk wins, jerry brown will send to new york brown rice cakes lightly salted. so makes me wonder who governor cuomo is actually rooting for. >> ayelesia. >> this week the california games commission gave gray wolves the endangered species protech. they do not exist in california and have not for 90 years. there is one wolf that occasionally migrates back and forth between there and oregon and just had pups, so they are hoping to repopulate california with his puppies. >> and we have a big fat surprise. finally someone pushing back against the government campaign against fatty foods. so the good news is that meat, butter, cheese, all the things we love to eat are now back in a healthy diet for people who study science. >> are you planning to celebrate that fact this weekend? >> i really never stopped celebrating this news. now everyone else can enjoy the fatty meat and cheese, which is a staple of my diet. >> and mine, too. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us. be sur

in comparison, the toronto maple leafs receive $41 million a year in local tv rights. >>> it started this morning with clear skies and no fog unless you were in monterey. temperatures are jumping up fast. i just tweeted this out. procedure per troe 60s, 70s, and 80s depending upon your location. if you have a west wind, it's in the 60s. west or east wind, 70s or 80s. high pressure is ramping up temperatures really fast. water temperatures are cold. the fog will be back. it won't be today. it's a warmer forecast for today. even though we had 40s, it's clear as far as we can see. the fog was pushed well to the south. the breeze was all over the place. fairfield is in the 80s, concord, santa rosa. one report of san francisco at 74, officially 76. half moon bay made it down to 43 this morning. 81 mountain view, livermore 83. livermore's high on monday was 71. there are some 80s as well. calistoga, lakeport, sebastopol, 86. they were 49. petaluma, 80 degrees. some temperatures to the south, also warming up fast. i doubt the 91 in sunnyvale is correct. i believe los gatos and saratoga is a

you'll probably just live on it and collect maple syrup and, ... hunt for venison and fish and do all these other things when these mining companies will know what to do with that land a lot better and, and produce, uh, something out of it. >> i think the community here appreciates the fact that we've given voice to them...it's an interesting coalition of people who i think understand that this project is way too much risk in its present form... a lot of people up here are survivors just like we are. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. >> the o'dovero family has been operating this dairy farm near mellen, wisconsin for nearly a century. they fear that gtac's mine will destroy their livelihood. >> this farm has been here since 1926. five generations have been on this farm. my great grand father bought this barn, or the wood from the tannery and tore down the building and moved it up here and built this barn. so the wood in this barn is p

and the bees are keeping busy, there's plenty of evidence. [ bees buzzing ] >> this, the orangey, maple-looking blobs in the honeycomb, that's pollen that they have brought into the hive, and the almost-watercolored substance around these bees here is honey that hasn't been capped yet, which they're still working on, and this is all capped honey, which they finished working on, and that's just storage for them. this is all capped brood, and it's bees being formed, and the bees will crawl out of there when they're ready to be born. >> when "teen kids news" continues, we'll tell you how you can help "bee-friend" the bees. we'll be right back. >> as we've reported, when it come to pollinating fruits and vegetables, bees are the "a"-team. without them, we'd have a lot fewer foods to eat. bees also give us honey, which many say can be a healthier alternative to processed sugar. >> we have to remember that it's still a sugar, so we don't want to go crazy with it. >> since honey is sweeter than sugar, you can use less of it. and if you think all honey tastes the same, you're in for a surprise. zeke ex

. >> under the shade of a giant maple, this spree -- treeview suffered a loss overshad dead by troubles. >> she is part of the 17-league in need $15,000 to cover field maintenance, utilities and trophies. parents say treeview doesn't have the sponsors or support needed to continue. >> it is a matter not of just money but getting people involved and leadership. >> the coach's son plays. >> the best league i play for. >> at 11 he shook hands and did not let the tears spill over. they ran into trouble during an inning and the treeview league was hit with broken plumbing and canceled concession so this is the last of the season but they are determined this will not be the last huddle as the treeview league. a concerned mom set up a donation page on facebook. other parents bought tickets for a charity. the coach is confident the community can raise the money. >> we are far from done, we have too many people in the community to let treeview die and is teaching teamwork on-and-off the field. >> we have a link on our website at abc7news.com and so for they have raised over $780 of the $15,000 n

. >> under the shade of giant maple this little league team suffered a loss ending a season overshadowed by trouble. that means mariah must leave left field. >> i love it a lot. >>reporter: she's part of 17 league in need of 15,000 dollars. money to cover field maintenance, trophy and they look sponsor and support needed to continue. >> it's a matter of not just money but people involved and leadership. >>reporter: her husband helps coach. her son rudy plays first. >> it's the best league i have played for. >>reporter: at 11 years old he shook hands and didn't let the tears spill over. his team ran that trouble during one inning. the leg got hit with petty cash theft, broken plumbing and cancelled concession. tournament loss neens is the last huddle up of the season but they are determined this will not be the last hults as tree view league. concerned mop set up donation pay him on facebook. >> 50 cents. >>reporter: other parents bought tickets. the coach is confident the community can raise the money by september. >> far from being done. we have too many people in the community to let t

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tonight's school board meeting is at 7:00 at the maple point middle school. >>> south jersey woman is wanted in a violent attack on a co-worker caught on cell phone video. 27-year-old katherine ferrer ya wants the woman who sent to the hospital with a broken nose, black eyes and concussion to turn herself in. the attack happened behind the mcdonald's in salem on tuesday night. the only one who tried help was the victim's 2-year-old son, how see here, kicking the suspect. >>> there's now an arrest warrant for la tia harris. this started because of a rumor being spread about the suspect. >> i don't understand that i could have been dead right now. she hit me in the right spot, it would have been over, over nothing. mcdonald's isn't worth it. a guy isn't worth it. >> within the last hour, the owner of the mcdonald's stayed in a statement, he is disturbed by the video and the suspect will not be serving customers pending the outcome. >>> a hearing today examined campuses and ways federal laws can seek to hold schools accountable. victims from a number of east coast to colleges and univers

. >> under the shade of giant maple this little league team suffered a loss ending a season overshadowed by trouble. that means mariah must leave left field. >> i love it a lot. >>reporter: she's part of 17 league in need of 15,000 dollars. money to cover field maintenance, trophy and they look sponsor and support needed to continue. >> it's a matter of not just money but people involved and leadership. >>reporter: her husband helps coach. her son rudy plays first. >> it's the best league i have played for. >>reporter: at 11 years old he shook hands and didn't let the tears spill over. his team ran that trouble during one inning. the leg got hit with petty cash theft, broken plumbing and cancelled concession. tournament loss neens is the last huddle up of the season but they are determined this will not be the last hults as tree view league. concerned mop set up donation pay him on facebook. >> 50 cents. >>reporter: other parents bought tickets. the coach is confident the community can raise the money by september. >> far from being done. we have too many people in the community to let t

you'll probably just live on it and collect maple syrup and, ... hunt for venison and fish and do all these other things when these mining companies will know what to do with that land a lot better and, and produce, uh, something out of it. >> i think the community here appreciates the fact that we've given voice to them...it's an interesting coalition of people who i think understand that this project is way too much risk in its present form... a lot of people up here are survivors just like we are. >> guns... >> there are two to three million guns in a population of only 8 million people. >> ...and gun laws... >> after those laws came in, there have been no more mass shootings... >> how different countries decide... >> their father had a gun... their grandfather had a gun... >> who has the right to bear arms? 5 days: guns around the world a primetime news special series all next week only on al jazeera america >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headline

you'll probably just live on it and collect maple syrup and, ... hunt for venison and fish and do all these other things when these mining companies will know what to do with that land a lot better and, and produce, uh, something out of it. >> i think the community here appreciates the fact that we've given voice to them...it's an interesting coalition of people who i think understand that this project is way too much risk in its present form... a lot of people up here are survivors just like we are. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> new york city has stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve and protect... >> we created the atmosphere that the policeman's the bad guy... >> others say these tactics are racist >> discrimination is wrong >> 99 percent of those arrested in drug free school zones... we're not near a school at all! >> are they working? >> this time i'm gonna figh