. >> but in the meantime i believe this is a very serious precedent because it could be revealed andcould happen again to any upcoming president with a democratically elected or seemingly. >> this government is under a lot of international pressure as well. let me just remind you that once the mohamed morsi, once president mohamed morsi was sentenced to death for this jail break case the initial verdict was a death sentence, the u.s. many of egypt's allies, the u.s. the uk came out to condemn this verdict and surely the government would feel pressured to change that verdict. >> well i believe, yes, you are right, 100% right. there is an international pressure on this government to change or to eliminate this death sentence but in the meantime i believe that the minimum, the minimal verdict which is going to come down on the other account, on this jail break thing is going to be a life imprisonment as well. but, again let me stress on this fact the verdict itself doesn't count in my view. i believe the whole trial will sit as a precedent, as an example to the egyptians, no civil role.

but in the meantime, if your construction worker carol maybe you have to work outside today, you have to be awfully careful. it will be pretty brutal. >> it really is. this is the casino of heat do you have take seriously and obviously keep kids and pets out of cars. because even with the windows down, park car becomes an oven. let's talk cars. let's talk few cars. and not that many cars, which is nice, as we take a look at the ben franklin bridge right now, we've got it on the wide view, so you can see coming out of the toll plaza often you know this is where everybody is jockeying trying to get onto these narrow lanes on the ben franklin bridge going into the city. no problems getting around on the ben franklin bridge at this point this morning. we have the blue route, this is look at the mid-county. and it is moving nicely in both directions, so, if you're out in that area, at this point, you have got no problems whatsoever. taylor swift, well a lot of people are going to be going to that. and that's tonight and tomorrow night at 7:00. they're putting on extra trains on the broad s

in the meantime, stay with us here on nhk world. men. you don't want to miss that. in the meantime, stay with us here on nhk world. rmen. you don't want to miss that. in the meantime, stay with us here on nhk world. amen. you don't want to miss that. in the meantime, stay with us here on nhk world. . qoq 'resident mohamed morsi, is sentenced to death. an egyptian court confirmed capital punishment for the leader for his role in the 2011 mass jailbreak. al qaeda's number two figure is killed in a u.s. airstrike. nasser al-wuhayshi's death is the latest in yemen. and the parties come together to form a united political. this at the european parliament.

in the meantime we have perfect excuses for anything that you have got going on outside. why not hit the pool. this is a five out of of a five beach ball take, sunny nice and warm, uv index up there. we are shooting for upper 80's. looking forward in the forecast expect temperatures in the lower 90's for three straight days, in addition, that humidity does return. so today is my personal favorite of the next seven understandably i would say but i know variety tore eyes crazy about summertime heat and humidity. we have that in fully affect. as long as we hit 90 plus, three straight days, there we go, first of the year. >> i will take a beach ball please. >> yes. >> good morning everyone. i could give five stars to the roadway for the most part in pennsylvania because everything is very quiet. construction not setting you back any longer on the vine and rush hour is not developing just yet on i-95. looking at i-95 around cottman avenue and notice cones off to the right-hand side there that would be southbound side of i-95. we are used to that. almost every single day of the

meantime, no storms in site for now locally. 68 degrees the current temperature with calm wind, at 60 as well in atlantic city and we take you around the region here throughout the course of the day, starting with some sun the further to the closer to the shore you are, more likely it is you will get most of the day in without any wet weather issues eventually the system does have to move through for everybody. weep get you to the mid 80s city cooler, some of the resort towns and do you have deal with some unsettled weather here on this final day of june. can you believe we're already coming up on july? crazy stuff but building heat humidity, as is typical for the early days of july coming our way. and that last headline, decent holiday weekend, it is generally looking decent, justin, but there is a caveat to that which we'll discuss as the show progresses, we send it into you. >> talking about warmer temperatures record high for the day 100 degrees so not even close to. that will yep bringing back soft summer heat. we check out the roads with dry conditions, enjoy the morning drive s

meantime triggering concerns could backfire in a big way.s saying it certainly will and that story is later. first, though spotify striking back. apple announcing the streaming music service earlier this week but spotify not taking it lying down. that story when "closing bell" returns after this quick break. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> take a look at the dow closing at 18,000 on the nose today. 18,000.4. 236-point rally. and tech was leading the way. it was a pretty good performance across the s&p and the nasdaq today, the nasdaq adding 62 points. apple, by the way, up 1 1/2 bucks on the session. just over 1%. and the company jumping back into the music streaming wars but spotify, the current leader in paid music streaming, is looking poised to strike back. julia boorstin has that story for us now. hi julia. >> hi kelly. that's right.

in the meantime, coming up, on the hot seat. the hearing happening today on the massive government data breach. and a 10-year-old girl swept away in high water. where she ended up and how crews were able to save her. and a bear spotted near a local playground. jummy: changes are coming to the way the u.s. deals with families of americans held hostage overseas. president obama ordered a policy review after isil executed american hostages overseas. it will make it clear that the u.s. will not stop american families willing to negotiate with or pay ransom to terror groups holding their loved ones hostage. the administration will also create a new office that will work with american families of hostage victims. a house committee is holding a hearing on the office of personnel management's data breach. earlier this month, they announced a plan to notify about 4 million people whose personal identifiable information may have been compromised. the full extent of the breach in terms of who was affected and what information was accessed

in the meantime, the embankments have been repaired and shored up.rass has been planted on the spot, but lucic still does not feel secure. lucic: this part of the embankment had already been repaired before the flood. it was completely new. it should have been safe. but if it even new dams can burst, how can i feel safe? reporter: the family has nowhere else to go. they do not have enough money. both parents are out of work. the house they inherited cannot be sold. who would want to be -- who would want to start over in this flood risk area? in the past, the risk of flooding was much smaller because the oncoming water was absorbed by this forest 30 kilometers upstream. this environmentalist tells us the wetlands could have reduced the damage in the towns downstream, but that's no longer possible. mikuska: unfortunately, there's an embankment here like everywhere. that separates the sava from the floodplain, the forest, a former zone. this hardly another one that size in europe, and it's hugely important as a flood protection area. reporter: but it's

in the meantime, the embankments have been repaired and shored up.rass has been planted on the spot but lucic still does not feel secure. lucic: this part of the embankment had already been repaired before the flood. it was completely new. it should have been safe. but if it even new dams can burst, how can i feel safe? reporter: the family has nowhere else to go. they do not have enough money. both parents are out of work. the house they inherited cannot be sold. who would want to be -- who would want to start over in this flood risk area? in the past, the risk of flooding was much smaller because the oncoming water was absorbed by this forest 30 kilometers upstream. this environmentalist tells us the wetlands could have reduced the damage in the towns downstream, but that's no longer possible. mikuska: unfortunately, there's an embankment here like everywhere. that separates the sava from the floodplain, the forest, a former zone. this hardly another one that size in europe, and it's hugely important as a flood protection area. reporter: but it's u

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as well as market rate housing the focus is really thinking about what to expand do in the in the meantime many deficiencies to bring the health benefits to the residents there before this major project comes through. >> it number of planning studies that preceded this not in exposing the conditions we were looking at the finding the first were walkability and pet safety as you can see the streets are wide much wider than the traffic warrant and the sidewalks are narrow they've disappeared many of the intersections don't have crosswalks for people needing to expand get across the street the ada assessable and because of the low volumes they've not necessarily at the top of the zero list it is cleaver there are safety issues as you can see a car lots of control of its brakes and went off a cliff everybody was okay. but the study was clear that something needs to be done as quickly as possible by the second set of challenges around security and riding the school bus you'll hear from the community members here today that has helped people get to expand daniel webster and start the elementary

meantime classmates tell us they will be wearing blue in his honor tomorrow in class.ack to you iain. >> dave, thank you. >>> on your radar tonight we got storm on the way. people out in manayunk in shorts and t shirts enjoying the beautiful evening but dave you're tracking around of weather that could turn severe. >> it will not be tonight. it will not be tomorrow morning. it will be tomorrow afternoon and evening. radar is all clear tonight. enjoy this evening enjoy tomorrow morning. it's not quiet as cool but these storms here moving through chicago in the midwest they're slowly pushing east. moving into some very unstable air you'll feel that humidity that will fuel these storms tomorrow by mid afternoon lines developing severe storms likely moves through central pennsylvania eyeing our region by tomorrow afternoon and evening. for the rush hour. so we'll be ready for them tracking them continually looking at new information. we have severe storms and they'll be moving through tomorrow night. most likely damaging wind is the biggest threat. there's also some heavy

in the meantime today is beautiful, sunny warm, high of 87. looking forward in the forecast thursday, friday, saturday is window to see that first heat wave of the year, natasha, back to you. >>> game four of the nba finals is tomorrow night in cleveland and finals series for ages last night lets take you back to cleveland the golden state warriors trailed by seven after three-quarters but warriors step curry led a furious come back. he had 17 of his 27 in the fourth quarter. cavilers lebron james had 40 points to hold off the warriors. cleveland wins 96-91 to take a two-one lead in the series. >>> phillies played afternoon baseball at 12:35 start in cincinnati. all better to get last night's game out of their mind. the red hit three home runs in the game, two off phils starter aaron harang. reds were up four to nothing after the first inning and phillies were never in this one. phillies pitching allowed five home runs on the night phillies lose, 11-two. >>> game four of the stanley cup finals is tonight in chicago when black hawks host tampa

meantime, the archbishop weighing in as well on the statement saying quote, pope

. >> meantime, shares of twitter having a rough day. a new 52-week low below $35. jon fortt said the interview was an embarrassment for costalo and dorsey. what's the long term? >> first of all it's hard for an investor to parse exactly what's true and what's not when talking about twitter. it seems every statement that comes out you have to go really? he says -- dorsey says i'm not thinking about being ceo. really? you have been thinking about leaving things for a long time.

in the meantime, shore points, not bad.t at the delaware beaches, up on the jersey shore line, a moderate rip current ricks. should overall be a pretty good beach day. tonight, different story, once the storms get here. but if you are going to be out on the shore point just take heed, swim near the lifeguards of course, and looking forward in this forecast, i do think we'll see the front sort of stall south, and bring generally nice conditions, thursday, friday. but i don't want to totally rule out shower south of the city thursday or friday, and a question mark for fourth of july. >> looks like you don't have it cancel the barbeque for the fourth every july plans. no 90s in the forecast, though, no big time heat coming up in the next week or so. looking at 95, approaching the commodore barry bridge looking northbound, southbound, looks like some slow travel this hour, typical mid-morning rush hour in delaware county. ben franklin bridge, for the most part, looking in good shape. coming over the bridge, from new jersey, smo

meantime, dylann roof remains in the jail about eight miles away, facing nine counts of murder. we should also point out here, eun, that this is where being held on the college of the campus of charleston only holds about 5,400 people. so they'll have areas in the community, some businesses, all the television stations are going to broadcast this service live. but again, it will be a long

meanti meantime, we're watching the airlines today.ash. >>> the transportation stocks overall continued to decline from the lows they he set so far. they're down around nearly 2%. overall they're being dragged down by the airline stocks in particular. jetblue near shorter term or 50 day moving average but firmly below that level. you also look at united airline, american airlines, southwest, delta, all well below those moving averages. now the drop likely due to emotion from qatar freeways, freedom of airlines without objections here. if you look at the system overall, the airline index is down well below its longer term average and the airlines industry down over 4%. so a big deal for the airlines, carl. back over to you. >> raymond james cutting yunite, american, and one other i believe as well. almost an hour away from apple's worldwide developers conference. we want to get some final predictions. john ford and josh lipton are live. lipton, good to see you. what are your thoughts going in? >> well, listen, obviously apple is always

in the meantime, investors are hyper focused on the hike because it will be the first one since 2006. yellen will face the music on wednesday. she is one of four annual press promises that follows the fed statement. sandra: all i found that this week. moran, let's get them caught up on global markets on the first interest rate is coming. the world is watching. the nikkei, hang seng, singapore index. although as to the downside this morning. europe is a great debt talks have collapsed and fell through overnight. a lot of weakness in europe. the ftse, cacm facts. index futures in the right pointing to a lower open this morning. former florida governor jeb bush officially entering the 2016 presidential race today. he will make his announcement in miami in an interview with cnn. governor bush will differentiate himself from his brother. >> job is different from george and jeb is who he is. my life story is different. i don't have to disassociate myself from a family. i love them. for me to be successful i have to share my heart and tell my story. sandra: meanwhile presidential candidates

. >>> meantime in northampton county a former juvenile probation officer is accused of having an inappropriate conduct toward a teenager under his supervision. 31-year-old ryan what iser is is charged with official suppression and obstruction of the administration of law. district attorney john morgue nellie said what iser is sent inappropriate text messages phone calls and also photographs to the teen after she turned 18. what iser is then allegedly threatened to hold her in violation of her probation if she did not comply. >> a 28-year-old man was shot in the stomach while leaving a port richmond bar along the 3000 block of frankford avenue. authorities say the victim was hit as he walked out on the street. witnesses gave officers a description of a vehicle fleeing the scene that was stopped nearby on tulip street. two people were arrested, several weapons recovered. the victim remains in critical condition right now. the motive is unclear.

in the meantime tomorrow, also expecting a high in the low 90's. saturday 90 degrees. watch out for shower or then are storm and that will knock us back here to more, realistic temperatures for the standard of this time of the year. 84 degrees on sunday. looks like a nice day coming up. vittoria back over to you. >>> well, right now if you are traveling on the roads you will still notice that they are great if you are traveling majors, our speed nice and high looking at roosevelt boulevard. traveling on the boulevard there are in delays in either direction. heading southbound your head lights there making your way through schuylkill in problems just yet. northbound commute all the way in the north east is a breeze, hopefully staying that way as long as possible. there nor delays in either treks. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport looking fine. overall it is great. look at these travel times. they are great. everything is in the clear with in problems at all. as we wait at 5:25 we are still waiting for rush hour but in the meantime you can celebrate with

meantime, the record is actually 95. so we're coming awfully close here, see how we do, 93 our expected high in philadelphia. seventy-two later on tonight generally under couple of clouds. and as we look forward in this forecast temperatures as we mention taking at least little bit after hit by sunday, with more comfort level in store as well, as the humidity takes a bit of a dive, as well. guys, back over to you. >> thank you wrestling fans of all ages are mourning the death of the american dream dusty roads. roads, whose real name was verge ill portrayed charismatic working class hero, entertained fans for decades. more recently the worlds heavy weight champion worked behind the scenes for wwe. dusty roads was 69 years old. no word right now on the cause of death. >>> well the nba's finals return to oakland sunday night, with the best of seven series even now at two games apiece. let's take you back to last night, the in cleveland, cavaliers, labron james was held to just 20 points, and needed stitches after a hard fou

and hot in the meantime. we should easily make a really solid run for the 90 degrees mark toward the tail end of the day. and again showers thunderstorms once again in the forecast for us for afternoon and early evening vittoria, good morning. >> good morning everyone, traveling right now on the majors, still looking pretty nice out there. katie was talking about low visibility. we will talk about the betsy ross bridge in a sicked, it will affect your speeds. if you are traveling right now on the schuylkill, you will notice, 76 right at the vine street expressway, if you are commuting westbound you're fine, eastbound also looking great, traveling on the vine, we have that construction, westbound it has been completely pick up. how much if you are traveling on the eastbound side, it looks like they are just starting to wrap up some of the construction. it usually is out of here by at least 5:00 this morning, i would say it does seem to be that you can access the eastbound vine street expressway from the eastbo

in the meantime, you are going to be dealing with some pretty significant heat here today. if you can wear light and loose fitted clothing if you have got to be outside. i always feel so much for the poor folks working on construction in this casino every heat. drink plenty of water water is the drink of choice. draw the blind during the day if you don't have the benefits of air-conditioning, and remember, that those cars, they can turn into offends especially with the heat and humidity, almost like your own virtual greenhouse meanwhile. we look forward to these afternoon showers thunderstorms, to start erupting this afternoon, early evening, so prime time for rush hour no less. then headed into tomorrow, granted, still hot but we are expecting to seymour sunshine, less humidity, overall just much nicer summer day. ukee, we send it back to you. >> thanks so much. let's go outside, take it to the bridge, the benny looking pretty good this morning, the shot showing the westbound bridge approaching center city from camden, new jersey, another shot for you i-95, moving nicely a

and in the meantime, it is hot out there. folks, starting offer on very warm note, scorching 94 degrees later today feeling more like triple digit heat, now that we start to see the humidity creeping up on us. so there will be heat advisory takes effect at 11:00 a.m., essentially for i95 and the immediate vicinity, by tomorrow, still warm granted but the sun is back with much less humidity. much nicer summer day. ukee, back over to you. >> here is a look at some of the stories sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you today. committee of the historical commission will way in on a developer's plan for a ten story apartment building in the heart of old city. new study shows many smokers may have undiagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease also copd. and even though it is summer, grandparents are going back it school in a three day experience called grandparents university. check in two three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> grandparents you. >> indeed. cherri gregg has th

. >>> meantime "vanity fair's" sara ellison also knows the move on the dynasty inside and out. what do you make of this pick particular move? >> it's one we've all sort of been watching for some time. last spring rupert murdoch made the announcement that his sons were both going to take on bigger roles in the company. this is one of these things people have been looking for for a while but the question is how is this going to play out. you have two brothers who have a very long history. each of them have had -- they've worked within the company. they've been sort of elevated by their father before only two have failed in their respective positions. so in the sort term you still have rupert at the company but longer term you sort of have to wonder how these two are going to work their power structure out. >> what do you think the answer to that is sara? what's the word on the street? >> i think at this point james

we will keep an eye not that the meantime meantime the clock is ticking and the prime minister tsipras is calling for composure and patients, both of which is asked in a tall order. they are running out, sandra. sandra: what does the future look like for alexis tsipras at this point? we are waiting for a news conference later today. what is the feeling on the ground about his future in the country? reporter: well, he's taken a huge gamble. he's been a strange thing by asking the great people to say yes or no to wallop the antiauthority measures demanded by the european creditors. he asked for the referendum and has been campaigning against the same great people should vote no. the latest polls suggest the great people will say gas, which brings about the question of his political future. if greece says we will take the assertive measures multiparty and tsipras has been campaigning against measures, will put his political future in jeopardy, do it then face the prospect of great collections. it's a huge gamble, neither side blinking. he still has other people who say he represents the p

meantime a muslim leader close to the family apologized today for saying that police murdered raheem.> we don't -- we believe the police acted irrational. i think it was a situation that warned what they did but it could have been handled better. i continue to make this statement. it could have been handled better. they might have been able to preserve his life. >> law enforcement officials say taped phone conversations support the claim that raheem was going attack police officers with a military knife. they are still investigating whether he had connections to isis. >>> incredibly above kangaroo is taking the internet by storm tonight. up next here we'll introduce to you this mews queue lar marsupial find out how big he is and how trainers say he keeps those muscles. >> plus it is better late than never. meet the 99-year-old woman who just graduated college. kathy? >> that is awesome. >>> weather wise we're looking at a big warmup across the delaware valley. right now it's in the deep south and it's moving our way. we'll start with some clouds. but wait until you see how far tempera

in the meantime as we take you forward in the forecast we are expecting at least near record territory. today's high 93. tomorrow nine two. that is at least flirting with a couple degrees of daily record for both days. we will see how we do, meanwhile, we will expect that third day on saturday to hit 90 as well. making it a heat wave according to the forecast. that depend on the temperatures. looking forward to sunday and monday more dose of the reality by that point and much more seasonal in the low to mid 80's, vittoria. >> good morning everyone. right now traffic on the ben franklin bridge no delays in either direction. great ride heading in to new jersey or philadelphia. all of our bridges are moving swell this morning. a as we continue we will take you elsewhere to the schuylkill express waste which right now is 5:46. we are not seeing huge developments for rush hour. in and out of the center city would i say you are in the clear but fuzz are traveling westbound on the schuylkill around city avenue would i not be surprised if we started to see that pocket forming. watching us righ

neil: it is like a piggy bank in the meantime with all this other stuff.zie, thank you very much, liz mcdonald. >>> the sophistication of the chinese and the hack attack and the allegations, they are tweeting, tweeting back to us, eric snowden ring a bell? wow. that's pretty good. you don't have to take sides here to say i think they get this internet thing pretty well. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special offers or just tell us what you need, and we'll help you find a local company to take care of it. angie's list is there for all your projects, big and small. pretty. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using i

meantime let's talk about these storm threats. anything that fires up again will be scattered but because there is so much moisture, could you get doused. so i would suggest the umbrella just don't want to take a chance on. that will lightning wind, still going to be moderate concern. we could see some small size hail. we are not however worried about any tornado activity today, definitely good news. looking forward in the forecast we head into thursday and friday specifically low 90's, the expectation for us here, with sunshine on the way. it is steamy. it is hot. it is definitely going to feel like the dog days of summerment looking ahead to saturday, new cold front on the move. that will will be triggering fresh round of showers or thunderstorms, we think. so the sheet here. every single day is above average. >> right. >> we will be well over achieving by the tail end of the week. >> ninety's later this week. feels like summer. >> that's right, hopefully we don't have any thunderstorms try to get good night sleep last night wen

so meantime, all we're doing is build that warmth and humidity from the southwest and that's where you are going to end up here with, you know, record territory temperatures at least flirting with record territory, also plenty of moisture to make it feel so much more humid. but eventually, all of this has to roll on through. even as early as later on today, remember yesterday lehigh valley, poconos ends up with spotty but locally drenching shower, thunderstorm. that looks like it is kind of the same case here today so future weather shows it well. start off 7:00 a.m. most of you looking at some sunshine, much like you saw yesterday. but, here you have it, couple of little speckles are going to dot the region on radar throughout the afternoon. 4:00 p.m. is the time stamp here. remember, it is guidance, not gospel, but gives you good sense how things will play out, even toward the evening rush portions of say northampton count coy still be getting hit. overnight just mainly clear couple of clouds here and there, and overall still very warm. so this i would call is just classic pool forec

. >> reporter: meantime back in the mantua firehouse. >> we are getting a call now. >> mantua township reporter: the calls just kept coming in and volunteers were still responding to fires, to fight all of the damage to their firehouse. and you really got to hand it to those volunteer fire fighters in mantua. fortunately their firehouse is insurance as well as most of the properties here in this subdivision. but, i mean it will be a while before they are able to clean up all this debris and get it back together with their adjusters, their insurance adjusters. i will say this though just a few moments ago just before we went on the air power was restored, and we actually heard cheers breaking out across this neighborhood. that is some good news. we are live in east greenwich new jersey i'm dan cuellar for channel six "action news". >> thanks, dann. >>> we will cover the aftermath of the storm for you on six abc.com. right now we have dozens of photos and videos from our "action news" crews in the field and from you as well, our "action news" viewers. remember to send us your photos and

meantime, you have definitely got some fog out there. we start things off by taking you outside to storm scan3, if we can. well, there you go, certainly a lot of cloud cover out there. and not everyone's dealing with the fog. now that the sun's up it, should help get rid of some of. >> this where do you have the fog it is socking you in big time. there is the frontal boundary, see the trailing clouds outside of chicago the back edge needs to cross through. it will take the better part of the day. see the showers, thunderstorms come in on the leading edge of it. meantime heating up. no heat advisory granted but certainly very noticeable heat and humidity. so drink lot of water light loose fitting clothing always the way to go, if you have to be outside andre the blind during the day, if you do not have air-conditioning. hopefully fine cool spot. just keep in mind, too that you want to check on your neighbors, make sure everybody is doing okay. 90 degrees is our expected high in the meantime tomorrow granted still warm, but that humidity m

meantime, we take quick look at mass transit, where generally speaking mass transit is moving very well. i would definitely advise to you call ahead at the airport. but, until about september or so few of the trolleys will be shuttle bussing due to construction, so just note. that will we head back to the desk. >> vittoria, thank you. back to breaking news, several people are returned to the hospital after a house fire in montgomery county. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live this morning, in lower salford township. what's the latest? >> erika diane, a good morning, at this point we have reports that perhaps four people from that home were taken to area hospitals. the extent of their injuries, not yet known at this time. but, the scene of the fire still here this morning several crews from local departments as well as ambulances here at the scene of this home fire, what we can see from the vantage point smoking garage, a car in the garage it, appears to be burned. this is a two story home that caught fire at about 2:00 this morning. we are told that crews responded soon a

and in the meantime reaction pour approximate -- pouring in. mike? say obama care is fatally flawed and wrong feces for the health care system. jeb bush i am disa pointed by the ruling. but this decision is not the end of the fight against obama care. >> scott walker said now, instead of finger pointing from the president why his law is failing we need real leadership in washington. and congress needs to repeal and replace obama care. and senator rubio said it is here to stay. >> you have a lot of people out there receiving obama care through a subsidized exchange and in the hospital hit with a $4,000 bill because of a high dedu carson those of us who policemeninged to repeal obama care must not waste time mourning the ruling. senator graham. the decision reenforces why we need a president that brings real reform and replacing obama care. >> hillary clinton, the most likely democratic nominee will make obama care her own. who ever the republican party may nominate one thing i can assure you, they will repeal and replace obama care with something bett

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. >>> in the meantime, all of the fires ignited by the lightning, overnight and unpeeled over the sierra that you can see over here on the right, those fires have been put out. >>> well, it should not come as a surprise. it is true. cal fire is supending burn permits. you can not use fires to get rid of branches, leaves, and other yard waste. cal fire is reminding people to make sure they keep a defensible space around their homes, no dead brush or grass within 1feet of a house. >>> fire danger during this drought is on everyone's mind as firework stands open up in the bay area. fire works are illegal in most cities but there are some areas where you can buy them. among them, union city, dublin, pacifica. >>> one of the most wanted men in america finally captured. the violent end to a massive 3- weeklong manhunt. >>> a mild weekend about to be replaced by a warming trend as we over look the pride parade. a gentle warming trend at >>> a small plane, with three people on board, crashed into a house in massachusetts. the crash caused the whole house to catch fire. four people in the house e

in the meantime, the rescuing, rehabbing and releasing as many as possible. basically have two years worth of what we would normally rescue on site, that we're rehabilitate. >> the rescue team takes me along on sea lion distress call at the national monument. >> ready? >> they're going to get a net and lift it up. >> so thin isn't he? >> see how the skin is hanging off of him like a pair every loose pajamas? this animal hasn't had a kneel very long time. can definitely use our help. >> how long is the recovery process? >> it depends, case-by-case. you're seeing the start after very long, intensive care process. >> the whole goal is to get these animals to a nice fat healthy weight. after six to eight weeks of rehabilitation clean bill of health it is time to head home. >> all right ladies. very nice rehabilitating you. ready? >> red. >> i come on! >> go on! >> look how big they are. they look so happy. >> you're good. >> they're waiting for their rehabilitation buddies. >> that's it. there you go! up. >> releasing is the most rewarding. >> i'm getting emotion

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police and rescue workers down below will keep you updated on would have a profit morning in the meantime we're tracking the weather here today the official first week day of summer. >>anny hong: does want to be nice loss of sunshine and mild side a live look at the oakland area in the bay bridge this morning with a said the crowded skies starting off on this monday morning a check of the plan and forecast for the entire bay area this morning were starting off with morning clouds and fog to the cause and made some drizzle temper this are and '50s retinol for the afternoon we will see lots of sunshine tiverton is warming up to 84 and one of the '60s bebel the the high for today is even for the ride home sunny skies it will be breezier * press if the bay shoreline and san francisco tickets will be pulling down into the '60s and '70s for most locations except for the in response may be still on the low 80s by 6:00 p.m. tonight here is a quick check of sfo this morning called the conditions out there but no delays for sfo oakland and san jose airport to of to look like this is still sweater w

in the meantime, if you want to know more information about the shelters that those set up, we have them at 6abc.com, we're live a brookhaven, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> help is available thank you, cath trien. >> trien -- katherine. >>> tuesday's storms knocked out the power of the restaurant on egg harbor road. hundreds of pounds of chicken reveal, cause and more has -- sauce and more has gone bad. >> we're looking at 15,000 divorce dollars. >> it's bad for this type of business. >> that's got to hurt. he owns south pizza said he is insured, it's bad for business to tell his customers the restaurants are closed. >> tuesday's storm left hundreds of people without power, peco has 66,000, atlantic city electric, 128,000. pse&g, 15,000 customers and delmarva, 4,000 customers. there are dozens of photos and videos from our "action news" crews and from you the viewers on 6abc.com, remember to send us your photos on social media with the #6abc action. >> a former band teacher in bucks county pleaded guilty to having sex with a 14-year-old student was sentenced from 1 # 1/2 to

meantime, as of 11:00 a.m., heat advisory takes effect for heat index values that spike to near or actually to the century mark, only for the counties shaded in the orange here, but you are talking thousands of people affected by there is urban corridor of i95. so with the heat advisory, talking low to mid 90s on the they are mom term, heat index values to up 100 make sure to drink plenty of water if you have to be out in. >> this best thing to do really is seek out the air-conditioning, if it starts to bother you just avoid the worse of the strenuous activity at the height of the day. if you have got outdoor plans you have got to get n you have got to take your jog during the day do it now before it gets too bad out there. eventually though, these temperatures again, back to the 90's, feeling the heat, feeling the humidity, and just in time for evening rush hour by hour here in toward philadelphia. we expect those nazi storms to ignite. ukee, over to you. >> thanks so. the morning rush starting to kick in now, starting to see heavy volume on i95 headed southbound near cottman avenue. that'

now, meantime last night, the u.s. house passed a bill that will cut amtrak's budget by $242 million. the white house has threatened to veto that bill. lawmakers added $9 million in funding to install video cameras inside train cabs to record the engineers and that would help investigators get to the bottom of crashes, line the derailment in philadelphia. if we had cameras, we would know if he was on the phone at the time of the crash. the federal railroad administration urged transit agencies to identify dangerous curves along the tracks and make sure automatic train control is in place to stop speeding trains. that's the system that was not in place on the section of track where train 188 derailed in philadelphia. now, last night, the acting administrator told us exclusively she's hoping for even more money from congress to implement these safety systems across the board. >> when the reality is, the president and this administration have asked the congress for $825 million for just this purpose. assist commuter railr

in the meantime, stick with us, dr. besser, because there's another major medical headline tonight. a new cholesterol drug, an fda advisory panel recommending the drug be approved. 73 million americans have high ldl, the so-called bad cholesterol. this new drug found to lower ldl between 50% and 60%. this got our attention. but you were telling me, rich, it's not like a statin you take at home. how does this work? >> so, yeah, it's not a pill. it's an injection. and you have to have that injection twice a month. so, it's not going to be for everybody. but there are two groups. people who are on high dose statins and they still haven't gotten their bad cholesterol low enough, and those people who have side effects from statins. for those groups, it could be the way to go. but, david, one estimate, this drug may cost $7,000 to $12,000 a year. >> very expensive. and you've got to go to the doctor twice a month to get it. all right, dr. besser with us tonight, thanks. >>> to other news tonight, some tense moments in the nation's capital today. two bomb threats called in, one targeting t

cleanup will take so long out here, it may be a long time before they get the power back but in the meantime the municipal complex remains open for those that need a meal. >> thanks david. >>> delaware has its share of problems, large trees are down along the 1500 block of barley mill road, and delmarva has the crews making repairs at philadelphia pike and dunkin road right now. verizon cell service is still impacted by the storm the outages in pennsylvania new jersey and delaware calls made from a verizon cell phone to a land line is getting busy signals, the text to 911 feature is still working, verizon customers are urged to try that if their calls won't go through. >> meantime the storm is spelling trouble for mass transit. patco had no service at all this morning because of power problems and buses took the people to stops here in haddonfield. they are hoping to restore service soon. >>> and septa has restored much of its service after major delays and suspensions onlines and it remains suspended on the media elwin line all others are operating at this hour, but passengers may see delay

the s&p, meantime giving up 15 points about .75% nasdaq down 37 points today.out this we have cnbc contributors and stephanie link in the house. also with us more on today's market action, "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome one and all. and stephanie, i'll start with you. what would you contribute today's decline to? i mean how much of it was greece? how much was maybe carl icahn's comments these markets are overheated or something else entirely? >> i think it's greece. we were weak pretty much for the whole day, whole morning until carl icahn made the comments and decelerated when he made those comments. and, i think the problem here in the near term is yes, we have this uncertainty about the macro, about greece. but we haven't really heard from companies yet. we have to wait for earnings season. right? we've heard from a couple of companies recently. and we feel better once we learn more. and we can get our arms around where earnings are going to go. and the impact of the dollar and the lower oil and all of these conflicting issues. so i think we have to