there's a little more action pushing away from medford lakes this is in the process of leaving us. comfortable on the bus stop. 6:00 a.m., 64. 8:00 a.m., pushing into the neighborhood of 70 degrees, don't have to overdue it on stuff for the kids. as we roll through the day, 78 degrees by noon. 83 by 3:00 p.m. that will be the high today. 82 by 5:00 p.m., 79 by 7:00 p.m. partly sunny skies overall. big board at the airport shows you all green aircraft no major delays in case you're flying out and no signs of rain in any of our travel destinations. >>> obesity may be be in genes, but it doesn't have to be your destiny, upping the exercise could cancel the gene's effects. lower bmi and lower hip to waist ratio. >>> investigative reporter, wendy saltzman takes you inside philadelphia's most infamous heroin den. >> reporter: it's called the tracks, where heroins live and sometimes die. law enforcement say this is ground zero for the heroin epidemic. >> it was one of the worst things i've ever seen. >> reporter: needles drugs and anything you need to get high. >> how would you describe i

>> professor medford i was glad you mentioned howard university's creation. i think people don't realize that howard university in many ways is a living part of reconstruction today because every year when the congress debates the education appropriation, a member will get up and point out howard university and howard university is the only university that has its own line in the federal appropriations bill. >> actually, there are two universities. gallaudet university in washington has that same privilege. >> how long has howard had that appropriation? how has it kept it? also, howard was a hotbed of the civil rights movement in the '50s and '60s. >> yes. >> what kind of opposition did the university run into in congress, especially when the southern chairman of the appropriations and the rules committee was -- must have been just besides themselves. >> indeed. i believe howard has had the appropriation since 1928, if i'm not mistaken. it has percentage of howard's budget that comes from that appropriation has been dwindling for sometime, has been getting lo

this is happening on meekland avenue and medford avenue.police say, calls came in around 7-30 tonight ..we have now learned that police believe this was a drive-by shooting.the two victims were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. authorities say, there is no motive or suspect information at this time. a man is in the hospital after he was shot near the eastridge shopping mall in east san jose. this is a picture from the scene. police say, the shooting happened just before 4- this afternoon on quimby road. when officers got there, they found a man with a gunshot wound. he was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover. officers say, no suspects have yet been identified. (steve)one of two student groups behind ann coulter's u-c berkeley speech for thursday. . . is now backing out.the young america's foundation says they are not participating amid safety concerns.the group says the univeristy has not ensured protection from violent protesters.the berkeley college republicans invited coulter. . . but the university wanted to move the speech to may 2nd. . . to what it called

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medford township police began investigatingrkos morales. >>> police are looking for the man who threw roofing nailts into -- nails into the businesses of gallagher drive and north mill road. >> time to talk about accuweather what it means today and what it could mean if you have weekend plans. >> reporter: we'll explain it all right now starting with the showers. let's go to storm tracker 6 live double scan. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking through the region we've got a close-up view of the showers and thunderstorms showing we're seeing them in allentown, in reading, lancaster right now. in harrisburg, you see them pulling in from the west. let's take a look outside right now and show you what it looks like as sky6 live hd looks living at the commodore barry bridge. currently in philadelphia we have seven mile visibility, but out in some spots and to the southwest of the city we're seeing visibility down to a mile and a half, be careful as you head out right now. i want to show you right now, the temperature profile as you look through the region and we'll show you the number

south jersey, 61 and washington township, medford at 56, 55 in coilsville. temperatures are near where their daytime highs typically are. nothing is showing up on the radar. and you can see the clouds have pretty much cleared out. we have a high, thin haze in some places but mostly clear tonight. you can see weak high pressure building in. nothing over us. there is rain to the north and rain to the south. we are all clear tomorrow. but there is another storm system bringing us crowd clouds for wednesday. beautiful through tomorrow. then wehead hit wednesday, the clouds move in. a sprinkle or a shower in the poconos or the lehigh valley. on thursday, everybody sees rain showers. the same for your friday. maybe a thunderstorm in there. it's a nice day on the weekend. 50s in delaware and also into south jersey. be aware of that. it won't clear out until midday on monday. looking at 67 in redding. 64 in phoenixville, westchester 66 with sunshine. in fairmont, 66 degrees. let's head off to new jersey. trent list trenton will be 63. galloway at 62 degrees. and wil

we'll see red showing up to the south of medford lake in tabernacle. all the activity is pushing off to the east/northeast 20 to 25 miles per hour. we expect the coverage to increase over the next couple of hours, as well as the intensity, pockets of heavier rain all this lifting to the north. win the hour, hour 1/2 expect a lot of area to be covered in rain, hopefully by late morning in the first part of the afternoon. some of it starts to clear. we're looking at mainly cloudy skies. with the rain that's pushing in from the southwest, the visibility is dropping off. the fog is settling in. lancaster, 4 miles per hour. philadelphia same thing. atlantic city, 4. millville, checking in at 5 miles per hour. temperatures are on the chilly side. 56 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, 54. millville, 54. trenton, 52. it's only 45 in the poconos. today is one of those chilly, raw-type of days lots clouds and periods of rain. all this lifts north by 9:00 a.m. as we continue to advance this by late this morning into the first part of the afternoon, a lot of this

medford at 77. cooler to the north. florence at 63. in the township. . 55 in princeton. the little front that's come down from the northeast. a little back-door front we'll keep an eye on helping to trigger some showers up near the polk northeast. a couple showers around the trenton area. that's about it. we had rain overnight. a little bit earlier this morning and then things have quieted down. but this is not quiet. this is a big swirl here of pretty intense storm system. severe storms on one side. and snow on the other. yeah, snow. we're clear tonight. we're clear during the day tomorrow. really nice day. too bad baseball is not starting tomorrow. here's wednesday night into thursday morning. here comes the rain. and we're not just talking about a couple showers. here's 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., we have rain. 3:00 p.m., we have rain. that's a lot of rain here. and then we even get some thursday night and then friday it's lighter rain. how much falls? just ab inch of rain would be enough to produce flooding north of philadelphia. and there's the computer models here showin

corridor we have spotty showers and the same thing in south jersey from wrightstown to browns mill and medfordlmer. and the northwest suburbs from jenkins town to honey brook. allow the showers to continue and they are spotty in nature as we go through the afternoon. i'll show you picture outside. the action cam out earlier today in fairmount park along kelly drive, you see the beautiful daffodils, they are popping up. april showers, they will bring some may flowers and some popping up ahead of season. right now in philadelphia, it's chilly 45 degrees with the windchill in the upper 30s. 45 in lancaster and 45 in the poconos and at the coast in cape may 48 and 50 in dover. the winds are sustained now 10 miles per hour in trenton and as high as 23 miles per hour in reading. we are picking up higher gusts, it's a raw and damp feel outside today. here is satellite 6 along with action radar you see the upper level low kind of rotating across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we had the heavy rain yesterday across the region and now we deal with the upper level low and that bricks showers scatter

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there's a live look in medford, constituents of congressman tom mcarthur say they're angry he supportedent trump's health care bill. you see them with their banners there and their loudspeakers. they tried to speak with macarthur but he has only held one town hall. >> ready, set, go! >> governor wolf hosting dozens of pre-k students from around harrisburg today to an easter egg hunt. oh, yeah, look at them go. trying to collect as many eggs as they could and during the event the governor also spoke about the importance of investing in high quality early childhood education. brings back great memories. >> good memories, good weather. another warm day across our area. this is a look at people on the penn campus in university city. leaving those jackets at home. >> taking a live look at temple university. we saw rain this morning but tonight it's clearing up. tomorrow should be a comfortable spring day. we have sunshine on tap. >> tammie souzza joining us with your most accurate forecast. >> you summed it up perfectly there. absolutely beautiful evening is what we're looking at out there.

in fact we're still dealing with a little bit of shower activity in south jersey here from medford lakesworth speed well hammonton. also up towards trenton but this is the last little area of showers that are passing by and we have a lot of good weather to go through starting this upcoming weekend so the first highlight, yeah, it's windy and chilly today. wind gusts 38 miles an hour in philadelphia. reading 35. wilmington 37. clocking in at 35 in millville wildwood near 40 miles an hour and we'll have one more day of these winds tomorrow despite the sun returns and then we could say goodbye to the winds as we get into sunday. speaking of sunday, that's when the warmth starts to build p high pressure off the coast or beginning to go off the coast here. 67 in the afternoon in philadelphia. 77 in chicago. and you can see the warmth kind of bubbling up the nation's heartland. very summer-like with the 80's stretching from dallas saint louis to omaha and that will continue to work to the east early on in the week but right now it's anything but summer-like its in the 30's. that's how it feels

. >> reporter: her boomer chicks hike three to 4 miles in medford, new jersey.the group walks quietly for a while and pat direction their attention to what is around them. >> look at this this is what amazes me sometimes you can see lilly pads and turtles. being out in nature helps to lower my blood pressure believe it or not. >> i'm at the stage of my life i want 0 to do different things. >> reporter: boyds hiking the groups -- besides hiking, pat take the group paddle boarding or kayaking. >> you can see the stress coming off the person. the pinelands have miles of pristine forest that all of you offer trail and lakes and tranquillity. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> that's a good place to be on an afternoon like this. >> reporter: it would be, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you, sarah there's no rain out there. you're right, the clouds are starting to break up, we're looking good out there. let's take a look live on sky6 live hd this is the benjamin franklin parkway a little farther down you see bigger crowds as we're getting the nfl experi

this happened in hayward a little after 7:00 last night near medford avenue. deputies say the victims were inside a car. this could have been some kind of drive-by shooting. there's no information on the shooter or the vehicle involved. >>> continuing coverage. it looks like ann coulter's visit to the cal campus may be off, but then again, maybe it's not because her latest tweet says she plans to visit cal, invited or not. meanwhile, two campus republican groups that organized the visit are saying they will not host tomorrow's event. uc berkeley is saying, quote, the university doesn't have the desire or the ability to keep members from the public from coming on campus. here's what's students are saying. >> we think the movement has to be built. we're going to stand up and defend our immigrant brothers. >> people have the right to protest. she has the right to speak. i just hope it all goes well on thursday. >> school republican groups, by the way, are still suing the school, calling the decision to delay coulter's visit a violation of freedom of speech. >> ha

in medford, 53 degrees. florence, 54 degrees. robbinsville, 52 degrees. out along the shore, temperatures there, the winds are out of the northeast, so they're not really getting the effect of the ocean cooling them down. so in summer's point, 53 degrees. atlantic city, 52. and at the courthouse in cape may, we are looking at the low 50s as well. this is our trend all the way through the noon hour. not climbing too much. upper 50s again. we might see a peak of sunshine in between these passing showers, but i would carry the umbrella all day long. rosemary? >> good advice. thanks, tammy. >>> today, rain or shine, thousands of volunteers will be improving communities all over the world for comcast cares day. yesterday in our area, some employees got a head start with more than 400 volunteers cleaning up the "battleship new jersey." it's the country's largest single day corporate volunteer event and there are plenty of activities happening across our region today. t matt delucia is at the boy's and girl's club. tell us what's going on. >> reporter: this is o

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medford, and mr. smith is that correct? ok. i believe that ronald reagan was probably one of the top 10 presidents of the entire country because of what he did. i live 30 miles from the border, notthat is road miles, straight-line distance. i can walk into hours to the mexican-american border. in the last 8-10 , i have been seeing things out here that are going crazy. that don't live out here do not see what we see. i believe that in my honest opinion that barack obama -- president obama has done nothing to take care of this problem. in anare major issues area i live in. the crime rates are soaring, but drugs are pouring through the border. i live in a town of 60,000 people and i am starting to see murder rates climb in the city to a point that there is thatbody is out here people are starting to pack weapons. barack obama is 12 in the survey but in the area of moral authority in the top 10 number, number seven in that. just some of his concerns, also how you see this category of moral authority, what that means in terms of whe

eastern, presidential historians, douglas n medford, brinkley and richard northon smith discuss presidential leadership. interesting that the reatest american president, abraham lincoln is bracketed by least successful american president. >> this holiday weekend, on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. taking calls from our viewers now about the recent military actions by the trump administration or whatever else is on your mind. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. active andt line for retired members of the military 202-748-8003, for you. on the owie , maryland, independent line. hi, gary. caller: hi, good morning. there is, shi know this, but just a questio

host: we'll go to greg in medford, new jersey, republican. caller: hello, represent cole. first off, thank you for your leadership on fighting over regulation by the f.d.a. as we proceed with the budget negotiation, i was just curious. have you spoken to speaker ryan and appropriations chair about how important it is that the cole bishop amendment becomes law? guest: i have indeed. it is a bipartisan effort to make sure we don't put out of business vaping. i'm not -- full disclosure, i'm not a vapor, but a lot of people are, i found out. and it's healthier than using cigarettes and it's a lot of ways for people to transition out of that. we don't take my power away from the f.d.a. still a regulatory agency. it can do whatever it wants. it can't do back a decade saying anything you develop, you have to submit to us and do testings. yeah. i have spoken to the speaker about it. spoke on the white house about it. we got a lot of people working on it. a lot of members of congress on both sides of the aisle. my good friend from georgia. he's been a good ally on this. a democrat

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medford at 67 degrees. all around pretty pleasant. delaware seeing upper 60s and low 70s.notice these nice warm temperatures. lincoln at 66. milton 68. reading at 66 degrees. overall a very nice late morning and afternoon trend. >>> we'll climb nicely by in 6:00 p.m. i will leave this icon here at 10:00 p.m. i have been talking about this all morning. it looks like we will see the threat of an isolated thunderstorm. it won't get here until the overnight hours. through the pa hours low 70s and 65 degrees with the threat of that isolated thunderstorm. i'm also keeping the threat of an isolated thunderstorm here at the lehigh valley. i couldn't see if the pa suburbs get one they won't get one here. delaware also seeing that nice warm trend there. 63 by 10:00 p.m. the jersey shore 61 for you. always a little bit cooler there when we see the sea breeze. starting at 12:30 we'll pause it at 10:00 p.m. and we are seeing pockets of heavier downpours and also seeing threats of isolated thunderstorms. even for the most part in our viewing area we'll mainly see some clouds. notice the

medford, 78. robbinsville, 75. out to the shore, you can see very comfortable there as well. temperatures cooperating nicely. 70 at cape may courthouse. atlantic city, 60. just a little bit cooler. when i come back, we'll talk about the 80s for tomorrow. we'll talk about next weekend and the best time to get that gardening going. guys? >> all right. >>> a convicted cop killer is fighting for his life as sentencing phase begins in his capital murder case. chester county jury found eric frein guilty on all accounts yesterday and defense team trying to avoid the death penalty for him. >> reporter: it's typically the judge that hands down sentences but in this case it will be the jury. yesterday their verdict guilty on all counts and now they'll have to decide whether to put eric frein on death row. the verdict no surprise in the poconos but a long time coming. >> i think they'll give him the death penalty. i think he deserves it. >> after the ambush attack, locals now wait for a decision on the death penalty. >> he killed one man and had a family. the other one i guess is injure

medford at 77. let's head out to the jersey shore where this is incredible because of the west wind. we're looking ats temperatures approaching 80. in delaware, we're almost there. so enjoy this evening. it's going to be warm. it's going to be very comfortable. it's going to be lovely out there. these temperatures are probably going to hang on for a bit longer and start to dive into the 60s. we'll be in the 50s overnight. but then all eyes are going to be turning off to the west. it's going to be headed our way. potential of some flood iing in areas on thursday and also some damaging winds perhaps even large hail. i'll cover that with the full forecast. >> it's been 24 hours and no arrests after a quadruple shooting that killed three people in north philadelphia. police say they haven't received one typical. two shooters are responsible and more than two dozen rounds were fire d. it happened on styles avenue just steps from the school. police say the motive for the shooting was an argument, but they

medford lakes, 48. long neck delaware 56 degrees to start your day. object radar. 68 degrees the high temperature, sunny skies, seasonable temperatures, feels more like april, then it did on monday and easter sunday: another chilly one, we will talk about those rain chances in the seven day forecast. >> all my kid are back to school. >> yeah. >> wow. >> i had their bags packed last night ready to go. i was dropping them off last night, so they were there on time. live look southbound i-95 an earlier car fire near betsy ross bridge, taking out what would be the right lane, engine 33 on the scene there here comes the sun as sue promised, wicked sun glare. we have sun glare for gang in cherry hill, a live look at route 70. make sure you have shade ready to go. patco high speed line, philly bound trains running with 10 minute delays this morning. couple tractor trailers, pennsy turnpike eastbound right here near route 29, right by that slip ramp there, in charleston, atlantic city expressway, eastbound at winslow, tractor trailer accident, and a dump truc

this happened friday outside the westwood court apartments in medford. police say the man who threw the punch was scene throwing sticks at one of the apartments. he started arguing and threw a punch when the maintenance man asked him to leave the property. >> in egypt, christians are burying more than 40 people as hundreds look on. the u.s. is condemning what it calls the barbaric attacks. bombers struck at palm sunday services were held in two separate cities. at least 17 people were killed at one of those churches, another 27 died at the second church. isis is claiming responsibility. >> this terror and violence comes as the jewish community observers passover. south jersey reporter cydney long to find out how local jewish people are staying secure. she's live right now in cherry hill. >> reporter: i can tell you being secure in your faith is all part of this so am jews are telling us that joy and celebration, in fact, will prevail this passover season, not fear. still the jcc synagogs, other houses of worship are in constant contacts but the fbi shoul

. >> the small town of tiller north of medford is up for sale, $3.5 million, you can buy the tiny townhouses, the shut ergen store, gas station, and rights to water and infrastructure. now, for another can own the elementary school. it's been on a downturn, well, for the last 30 years. when the timber industry crashed. but all this could be yours. >> yes. all right. back to our breaking news,s massive power outage affecting thousands of customers in san francisco. >> what is this? it's closed now. >> we lost a lot of business today. it's a big day for us, friday. >> stores closed when traffic lights went out. it's not all bad news. the positive effect it had on some people. >> the san francisco company fighting the executions underway ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaq

bay...hayward police are investigating a double shooting.this is happening on meekland avenue and medford avenue.police say, calls came in around 7-30 tonight .. of shots fired.no word on the condition of the two victims.. so far, police have not made any arrests. and no word on the motive for the shooting. (pam) a man was injured in a shooting near the eastridge shopping mall in east san jose. police say, the shooting happened just before 4- this afternoon on quimby road. when officers got there, they found a man with a gunshot wound. this is a photograph from the scene... he was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover. officers say, no suspects have yet been identified. (steve) one of two student groups behind ann coulter's u-c berkeley speech for thursday is now backing out. the young america's foundation says they are not participating amid safety concerns. the group says the university has not ensured protection from violent protesters. the berkeley college republicans invited coulter... but the university wanted to move the speech to may 2nd.. to what it called a secure locat

as you head north into ocean county and monmouth county and belmar, a lot of lightning there and medfordnd the new jersey turnpike a lot of rainfall there. and then down into camden gloucester county. but philadelphia are about to see the last of the rain drops fall and the same in the northwestern suburbs and you see the leading edge of drier air and puncturing into wilmington. and we'll flip the double scan live radar and show you how much rain has fallen so far today. there was a strike from elmer and woodbury and center city and north of jenkintown an inch and a half to two plus inches of rain during the day today. some true gully washers and if you were driving around in it, you know at times you had to really slow down or even pull over. 55 degrees in millville. and 56 in philadelphia and 55 in wilmington. these are the warmest temperatures so far today as low pressure is down to the south trying to pull in the warmer air but a chilly rain to the north and west only in the 40s for the lehigh valley. and first batch of rain was early in the morning and then the heavy batch came in l

medford, 58 for you. pittman 60.p, 59 degrees and looks like robinville currently in the upper 50s. a live look outside. definitely seeing gloomy skies now. those clouertainly not been budging, because of an easterly influence. starting to see showers. moved from west to east. for the most part everything is unorganized. satellite radar image picking up on the clouds. see the cold front sweeping through. much chillier temperatures for the upcoming weekend. hour-by-hour forecast picking up on the clouds and scattered showers moving through. very unogged. good news there. later tonight seeing one or two passing showers across the philly metro area. by tomorrow i have included showers in the forecast. the first half of your weekend, mostly cloudy. cloudy skies with passing showers. at 5:30 p.m. here looks like we'll see showers for much of the viewing area. with the exception perhaps of the jersey shore, cape may, seeing scattered showers and everything starts to clear late saturday into sunday. so the good news is that

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only 40 in doyletown. 37 degrees in hazelton, and heading over into new jersey medford lakes at 41, and millville at 44 and down in, ellendale down in sussex county, delaware it is 45 degrees. is there your tour around town little rowing area of precipitation around williamsport this morning. we will see if any of that makes it to the pocono mountains but we're expecting mixture of sun and included and more seasonal weather with a high of 67 degrees. so that is your friday, we've got you all the way through the weekend and monday too, bob kelly because we know kid are off monday as well. >> we will be looking for your egg salad on monday, sueby. >> 40:00 to. she gave you a tour with the temperatures, lets do that with the camera. live look here. this is i-95 south as camera says but this is i-95 north bound construction between kerlin and the blue route, a left over crew, they are loving these temperatures and getting a lot of work done this week as we wrap it all up today, getting ready for easter holiday n problems here on the 42 freeway this fellow just pulled over here, he popped hi

eastern, presidential historian edna green medford, douglas brinkley and richard norton smith discuss presidential leadership. >> it is interesting that the greatest american presidents, abraham lincoln, is bracketed by accurately least successful american president. >> this holiday weekend on c-span. >> check out our c-span classroom website@c-span.org /classroom. it is full of free teaching resources for c-span classroom members. the improved leftist teachers easy access to ready to go resources for the classroom. including shortcoming event videos. the highly important events in washington d.c.. constitution clips that bring the constitution to life. social studies lesson plans. as well as on this day in history resources. outsource function allows teachers to filter by date, person, keyword, topic and grade level. our bellringers video our teacher favorites. in short videos. with vocabulary and discussion questions that make the federal government and politics more accessible to your students. >> i love the bellringers. a lot of time i do not use them like that but i use them in c

hazelton has 38 degrees, coming down to the south we have ocean city at 46, dover delaware, 47, and then medfordes at 41 degrees, lewis delaware in the upper 40's as well this morning. not bad at all, it is not windy, it is just a very calm, tranquil morning, and we have got some action, down to the south and west of us, down mississippi anal bam a and rain heading toward cincinnati , ohio where the phillies are playing, their opening game of the season just this afternoon. sunny sunday 63 degrees today. it will get warmer then that even with a whole lot of cloud cover. 67 degrees is our high temperature today, we will talk about more april showers in the forecast, coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. 4:32. congratulations to michael. our director, back after the birth of his little baby boy, wow, wow. he has not had any sleep. no sleep at all. good morning, everybody. the schuylkill expressway 95, the boulevard, all looking good this morning as you work your way out of the driveway but what a mess we had yesterday on the atlantic city expressway. let's roll video when news van pull

audubon's 57, cinnaminson's 56, medford, atco, 57 degrees, washington township at 55 degrees.56 and robbinsvile at 58 degrees. you can see none of those areas are in the 60s and none are going to be there tomorrow. you see that wind coming out of the northeast, yeah, look back to the south. there's the center of the storm. you can see obviously in south carolina and the winds coming in off the ocean, in south carolina, north carolina, virginia, delmarva, all the way up here. there's nothing to stop it. so here comes the rain. that's going to increase as we go through the night tonight and into tomorrow and some of that heavy rain from the south coming up right with that area of low pressure that's going to come right over our area tomorrow. there we go as we get through the night tonight and into tomorrow morning, that's when we really start to pick things up just in time for the morning rush. it's going to be wet. it's going to be windy and it's going to be chilly. the temperatures, whatever you see or feel first thing in the morning, it's not going to warm up much during the

. >>> and a shooting happened before 7:30 near meekland and medford avenues, near 880 and an unincorporatedpart of the county. they found two victims suffering from gunshot wounds. they believe someone in another car drove by and shot them. authorities have not made arrest and are looking for a motive in this attack. >>> and we're learning a kidnapping attempt in san francisco over the weekend. the police identified the suspect as this man. with the help of highway patrol, they arrested him in petaluma the day of the incident. he tried to flee but customers took him into custody after hitting another vehicle. he is accused of grabbing a 31- year-old woman onsteiner street on saturday and putting a bag over her head and trying to pull her into his truck. witnesses intervened and the woman was able to escape. >>> san francisco city leaders are demanding answers from pg&e about the big power outage last week in the city. they blamed the substation for the outage lasted from. nearly 95,000 homes and businesses lost power for five hours. they're requesting a tourist damaged substation on larkin

in medford lakes, it is 50 degrees, dover, delaware, 63, lewes, delaware, at 59.ecipitation, and none expected today. we're waiting until tomorrow. and then it will be a whole different story. sunny skies and mild afternoon, high of 68 degrees. so bob kelly, where's the fog? >> i got it for you. show you my fog cams there, juggling, holy fog batman. here is a live look at the new jersey turnpike, the mt. holly interchange, which is exit number five, over there, in south jersey, the turnpike just put in speed restrictions from exit five, all the way up through the george washington bridge. here is a example of this is i95, right near the new hope-yardley interchange, and the line of fog kind of cuts right across the shore line, casino every cuts new jersey, in half, and goes up into the northern areas of bucks county. so depending upon where you begin and end your trip this morning could you see little fog, maybe mess up the hair, little mist, freeway looking good, no problems at all working your way in toward philadelphia. now, that fog is kind of laying right ove

. >> and in burlington county a town hall protest is planned in medford.f congressman constituents is planned to rally outside a closed meeting tonight. that rally runs from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. >> septa riders have a new place to park their cars. they opened up this brand new 80 space garage. it's open seven days a week and offers several new amenities they include a tire inflation station and a covered overpass that gives riders a weather-free entrance to the station. drivers in our area are starting to feel the pain at the pump again. the average price for a gallon of regular jumped 5 cents to $2.64. new jersey drivers are paying 2.41 and it's 2.37 gallons for delaware drivers. >> students at berks county are getting a new ride to school and it's better for the environment. six older buses are now being replaced with newer diesel power buses. the money's coming from the pennsylvania state clean energy diesel grant program. it's a push to improve air quality. >> drug camps are a problem in the city of philadelphia. this is an exclusive look at gurney st

we are at 48 checking in with our friend andrew in medford.orty-eight, cloud, it is breezy, wind making it feel colder then thermometer indicates. it is 45 degrees and wind gusting to 30 miles an hour, it feels more like 35 degrees which is not pleasant for an after afternoon. forty-five is still in philadelphia's house in chestnut hill. he sent this photo showing what the sky looked like for most of the day to day. big dark gray included, we had a few great cloud but that self-destructive sunshine what that means on a day with so much instability in the atmosphere even one break of sunshine can backfire because the ground heat up, air destabilizees, cloud bubble up and we will get threat for showers. but wayne showing his beautiful flowers in full bloom. we have been talking about this all week. once warm air breaks through in the wake of the wet weather , it will be a green, beautiful, colorful spring and we will see this next week. here's what is happening right now on storm scan three. we have a couple showers, even a few snow showers to t

million objects including 2 million bucks at 6:30 pm eastern presidential historian and the green medford, douglas, douglas brinkley and richard norton smith discussed presidential leadership. it interesting that the greatest american president abraham lincoln is bracketed by arguably the least successful american president this holiday weekend and tonight on the tv a look at slavery in america. from the tucson festival of books with authors jonathan bryant a national book award abram candy. later university of texas professor on the economics behind slavery. and to talk about owner judge slave owned by george and martha washington whose escape initiated a manhunt order by the president. >> welcome to the ninth annual tucson festival of books. my name is connie sanchez. we want to think, indications for for sponsoring this venue. this presentation will last one hour, including questions and answers. please hold your questions to the very end of the presentation. immediately following the session the authors will be autographing books in the sales and dining area and you aball. bookstore t