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why is it so volatile, do you think, monica? >> monica: i think a lot of it surrounds the issue. it's really a humanitarian issue and it should be work on from both -- all sides, all d dferent angles, andd unfortunately, people are just not willing to compromise and willing to talk to each other on this subject because, me as an undocumented immigrant, i'm more than willing to work with whoever it takes to work through this issue so that we can, you know, fororlate some sort of comprehenenve immigration reform that is humanitarian, but also is watching out for the safety of the american people. >> ron: and do you think -- are people affray, are americans afraid of this issue? because obviously it's not going away and there will be millionss of additional immigrants in coming ars. >> gunda: well, for one thing, i want to point out that we are a nation of immigrants. >> ron: absolutely. >> gunda: that's the foundation of our country and so are people afraid? yes, i think they are. i think theres a prevailing sense out there that we are going to be losing the resourceses that we hah

that's so, so sweet. >> reporter: now monica is the star of the abc family reality show "monica the medium" chronicleing her life as a college student at penn state with her career as a medium. >> a lot of people think of mediums and they don't imagine someone who looks like you. >> i've had so many people my age that said to me, i would have never have been open to seeing a medium. they're very grateful for the fact that i'm somebody out there who does this, and i am just like them. >> except? >> except i talk to the dead, yeah. exactly. >> how can you best describe this. >> the best way i can explain it is sometimes i just know things. where did that come from? >> reporter: she referer to a third eye which allows her to perceive message from the dead. >> this third eye what exactly -- >> it's like seeing it in your mind versus seeing it outside yourself. i see it in my head. hear it in my -- in my thought's voice. a flash of an image or a movie playing in your head, that's what's happening to me. >> reporter: she regularly sees clients but won't disclose how much she charges. on this day

christine waither lives in the same slum as monica. she and her son share a space 10 meters square, with no electricity and no running water. christine was thrown out by her mother when she was 12. christine: i was living with other girls down here and didn't know how to make money. they show you how to make money. so when i went there i met this cop. i can't talk about it. reporter: you don't have to talk about it. reporter: despite that trauma, she still works as a prostitute so her son can go to school, something she was unable to do. christine: this one, a chart for my son, to school. a for apple. you see, i want for him a better life. i don't want him to pass through what i did, what my mother did -- i don't want my children to be like this. but now i started having the child when i'm 15. i never wished to have them at that age. yeah. reporter: despite her misery, christine is trying to stay strong for her son. together with monica, she attends the self-help group in the neighboring district. here they share what they've learned w

i'm monica malpass, have a good night.lpass, have a good night. "action news" at 6 >> late word of a cold flooded murder of a transgenter woman this morning in the 1300 block of winghock inin the logan section of philadelphia. police don't know if this was a random robby that turned deadly or hate crime. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at police headquarters. chad pradelli, what are you hearing about this killing? >> jim, police don't have a whole lot of information at this time. that is why they're asking for public's help. here is what investigators are telling us. the vick tming a transgender female teesh ajenkins was dropped off in area of 13 and wingahockin and five males approached her and beat her and knocked her to the ground and one man decided he needed to kill. >> preliminary nary investigation reveals that the decedent had just gotten out of a vehicle at that location and was assaulted by five or six unidentified males during that assault one of the males pulled out a gun and while victim was on th

>> reporter: that's right, monica. the roads have cleared right now but the wind is a major issue here right now. if you look up here at the stop light, you can see it's just literally whipping around in the wind like it's a little toy here. the water at one point though was much higher. at the highest point it reached up here into the grass. you can see the lines from the mulch that moved over here and we're told that the flood waters are moving in and out along with the tide. at high tide it was hard to see where the back bay ends and the island begins. >> water is already up to my second step. >> reporter: street signs danced in the wind and sand bags stood watch at flood waters creeped up streets. school was canceled today. this area of north wildwood is prone to flooding during heavy rain and storms. >> not this much, yeah, not where the roads are all closed and the -- and the streets are -- people are moving all of their cars up to higher ground. >> this is the worst we've seen for awhile. >> reporter: read cane

we are joined by monica.ica: mccann friedman has agreed to buy a german acid in the norwegian sea. -- asset in the norwegian sea. the deal will grant 43 licenses. only a handful are in production. e.on stocks surged more than 3% following the news and a push by the russian oligarch to expand his portfolio into the north sea. also some interesting data from across the atlantic. twitter has purged a top executive from google. new york restaurants want to add tipping. and more data from one sector indicates the low price of fuel has weighed on retail sales. among those hardest hit in this retail sector is of course, u.s. retail giant walmart. what is the story there? [no audio] >> nobody really expected big news, but that changed quite rapidly. walmart coming up with a new three-year plan and they are talking about heavy cost increases for just this year, for example, because of rising wages. and they are expecting an additional $1.2 billion in costs and they are lowering their profit expectations quite a bit. t

it has not been a fun ride home so far, that's for sure, rick and monica. looking live at 95 very busy traffic in both directions here by allegheny avenue. northbound go the taillights towards the betsy ross bridge, just a long slow crawl coming out of the city. and that's the case so many friday nights, definitely the case on this friday night. on the schuylkill expressway westbound it's been extra heavy as you come out of south philadelphia, speeds like 15 miles per hour because of an earlier accident underneath 30th street station. that crash is now gone so both lanes opened headed toward the vine but your speeds are still in the teens. on the big picture we had earlier accidents in west philadelphia at 46th and lancaster and kingsessing 4,544th and chester. those crashes are gone so the trolleys luckily are back to normal. and one of our two crashes on the pennsylvania turnpike is gone, one still there but moved to the shoulder. so you're looking at speeds in the 20's basically between valley forge and norristown. a wreck in whitpain along stenton avenu

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hey, rick and monica. and on this day before halloween, i thought it would be appropriate to check in with the roosevelt boulevard boolevard. rick liked it. northbound a little sluggish. from ridge avenue up to broad street. more substantially jammed on the schuylkill expressway in king of prussia this afternoon. westbound go the taillights towards 202, eastbound a slow crawl from the turnpike tolls on into the conshohocken curve. getting word of a crash along 422 near armand hammer boulevard reportedly on the eastbound side. we've been seeing slow speeds westbound as well right now in the 40's. have a crash as well in telford by the v.f.w. along broad street at fourth street. in upper bucks county watch out for a broken down vehicle along river road. that's 32 at tinicum creek road close to sand castle winery. probably a great spot i would imagine. meanwhile in warminster watching a crash by the gentle touch car wash near street road. that sounds like a pretty bad one. haddon heights camden county watch o

. >> hi, rick and monica. it certainly is a nasty day. it's wet, it's windy, it's cold and double scan live showing that we've got a solid area of rain right over our viewing area. most of it is moderate but as we zoom in you can see some pockets of embedded heavier downpours in the yellow, one right now has just moved through trenton. it's kind of pinwheeling towards pennington, route one. we also have another one working up 611 near new hope and we will see these rounds of rain continuing through the night into the early hours tomorrow morning. now, a wider view on double scan shows you the setup. we've been talking about this all week. we've got that stalled frontal boundary blocking high pressure up to the north and what this is doing, it's funneling those winds out of the east-northeast off the atlantic pulling in all the moisture in the form of that heavy rain and also create something very intense winds. wave heights a big problem. the strongest wave heights right now from lbi to rehoboth right off shore we're looking at 12 to 15-f

. >> reporter: rick and monica, this is where it happened, there is orange paint on the pavement indicating where the bicyclist was hit and where he landed. you get an idea of the traffic behind me just how busy 202 is along this stretch and the hour that the crash happened it would have been dark but the driver should have seen the bicyclist and definitely should have stopped. >> certain parts of the road are bad. somebody is coming down going 65, 70 and they have to compensate and they didn't see the poor guy and no helmet or reflective helmet or whatever, but there is no excuse for not stopping. >> the victim rides his bike each day and was riding just north of naaman's creek, the driver of the car possibly an older model silver sedan, possibly a dodge neon swerved and when over the line and hit the man. the bicyclist was transferred to crozer medical center, they hope to find cameras to explain why the bike swerved and nevada stopped. the bike should have been so far the police have not come upon any surveillance video, if you know anything about the driver contact police right away. i'

i'm vernon odom, "channel 6 action news," monica. >> thank you vernon. we're getting new details tonight about mass shooting at that community college in oregon. umpqua community college confirmed chrismer mercer was a student at the school and during the attack the 2 26-year-old had steel plated armour as well as six guns on him and 7 more guns found at the apartment he shared with his mother. now according to reports the gunman gave papers and computer thumb drive to somebody on campus before the shooting. they were loaded with hat hate-filled writings. >> it's been a devastating day. devastating tore me and my family. shocked. shocked is all i can say. >> today we had learned more about the victims. the nine people killed range in age from 18 to 67 and tonight army veteran chris mintz is called a hero yesterday he charged at the gunman trying to save anyone he could and shot 7 times and he is recovering tonight. >> still to come on "action news" 31 years after the crime police in bucks county say they solved a cold case, rain and murder. and it's no l

monica. >> john thank you. >>> philadelphia area colleges and universities increased their security today after an online post threatened violence. the fbi said the message indicated an attack would be carried out today but it did not mention a specific college or university. the fbi notified schools of that threat. they say out of an abundance of caution especially following last week's deadly mass shooting at an oregon community college. >> i think everyone is a little on edge after oregon. i think that the threat should be taken seriously. >> also talked personally with security personnel here on campus. they said this stuff happens all the time. we get blurbs all the time, all the time. >> school officials encouraged students to report any suspicious activity today. >>> from our delaware news room an 18-year-old was hit by a stray bullet while inside his own wilmington home. it happened early this morning here in the 300 block of east 14th street. now, our camera today spotted a bullet hole in the window at that apartment complex and a vehicle in the parking lot that had a shattered w

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hey, matt. >> there's an awful lot happening rick and monica. we were showing you earlier big delays in advance of these storms. now with the storms coming down, the rain really falling the delays have just really increased. we're looking live at 309 close to county line road so this is right on the bucks county montgomery county border. you can see the traffic stopped in both directions in part because of the lights but also in part because of the weather. the rain really falling and we have been seeing a lot of ponding on the roads. we watched the storm as they moved up the 202 corridor. we saw first really heavy rain along 202 in king of prussia right by the schuylkill and parked traffic there. the storms made their way through norristown on up into montgomery county and now we're here right on the bucks county montgomery county line where indeed the rain is falling and the traffic is stopped. in the wake of this storms we've been catching reports of a bunch of downed trees and downed wires. of course they hit pottstown pretty hard so just no

we'll check it again monica and brian, in the next half hour. >> see you then, matt. thank you very much. >>> we've got much more to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight a new lip filler product has the fda's approval and it's proving to be popular among cosmetic patients. find out how it's different from other fillers coming up on health check. >> oprah winfrey decides to go into business with weight watchers. how her new role could give the company a much needed boost. those stories and more coming up next. cecily is back for the complete accuweather forecast for the week ahead. that's next on "action news" at 5:00. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. >> parole board in south africa putting oscar pistorius under house arrest for the next four years starting tomorrow. the pistorius served one year of his five year prison sentence. the former olympian was sentence

rick and monica back over to you. thank you again. ahead only "action news" tonight a florida judge joined more criticism after hearing a spousal abuse victim. what the judge had to say. >> artists traded in payments and brushes for pumpkins and knives. the cool results, adam. >> high today 75 you can see warmth continues to build south and west. we could be near 80 tomorrow comes with price in the afternoon. i'll explain in accuweather. >> plus swraim james with flyers news as we get ready to on the regular season tonight when "action news" comes right on the regular season tonight when "action news" comes right back. introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus, an appetizer, or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >> a jm handed down a sentence as the victim tried to explain herself. >> i asked him to drop everything. why. >> i'm trying to move on with my life. >> i'm begging you please, please don't. please. please. >> i already is

. >> that's exactly right, rick and monica. frost and freeze likely this weekend. it's not going to feel like october, it's going to feel like late november. right now it's 63 degrees in philadelphia, so it's seasonable, it's breezy, it's sunny but if you look to the north and west, you can see there's some colder air beginning to move in. chicago 54 degrees. that air mass is heading our way and this shows just how extensive the cold air will be. double scan live showing freeze warnings, frost advisories and freeze watches all the way from the midwest through the tennessee valley into our region. that's more than a thousand miles of very cold air. that will be moving in tonight and definitely tomorrow night and sunday night. so future tracker showing tomorrow afternoon instead of temperatures in the 60's we're looking at afternoon highs only in the mid 50's. it will be breezy, so feeling even cooler than that and then the core of the cold air moves in on sunday. sunday our high struggling to hit 51 degrees, also lots of clouds but you'll really feel that cold air a

john. >> reporter: hi, monica. well, those into know the young woman are worried. normally they say she would make contact with friends every three or four days but now it's been more than two weeks. she has not gone back to her apartment and she has not reached out. >> it drives me crazy, you know. i think all these different scenarios. >> reporter: shane christopher grant is talking about his good friend who has been missing since saturday september 26 the day of the papal concert. she was seen by grant's mom at broad and cherry where there was a security check point for the event. police say the 24-year-old mill suffers from bipolar disorder and needs medications. among grant's fears the vulnerable girl met the wrong person. >> i'm just scared that maybe somebody, you know, got her a drink, you know, who knows, put something in her drink. i just want to make sure she's alive. >> reporter: mill's friends have used social media and posters to get the word out. mill was reported missing by the organization that operates this assisted living facility where she staye

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with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> after months ofpeculation, vice president, joe biden, is passing on a third run for the presidential democratic nomination, with his wife and president by his side, he says there is not enough time to put a campaign together. brian taff joins us, the big story is biden's decision and what it means for the race to the white house. >> he did not make his final decision until last night. he knew that the window for a viable campaign would close to determine if his family was emotionally ready for a run. they have been mourning the death of his son beau from brain cancer. >> you think of your loved one it brings a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eyes, that is where the bidens are today thank god. >> he went on to say that even though the biden family is in a better place there is not enough time to mown a successful campaign for president. >> vernon odom is live now at the art museum with local reaction. >> reporter: hi monica, and to brian hello, the biden watch is indeed over, but in

>> these are our saint monica school cheerleaders this can they give us a cheer? ready? ♪ let's get a little bit rowdy ♪ eagles are rowdy ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s! >> yahoo. they're good. >> thank you. >> they're really good. now, you also have some very well behaved student here. now, you have got about 450 kids here, here is what we opportunity do. we want to lead them in a cheer. but first, let me hold this for a second. guys real quick, before we dot eagles song, what do you guys think of the new york giants? (booing). >> i didn't get that on camera. you're wearing blue, though, let me see what you've got underneath this blue. there go, superman eagles. now, ren evening a. sister reg even, a these kids learn reading, writing, arithmetic, religion, but they also know their eagles fight song. >> absolutely. >> can you lead news cheer? >> let's do it. >> okay, on the count of three, eagles fight song r we ready? >> ya! >> one, two, three. ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory. ♪ >> oh, ya! they know the whole song! here's the th

monica back to you. >> thank you so much. atlantic county got a lesson in safety from ac electric todaych the program brought safety trailer to the mullica hill township district to keech them about expose the or downed wires. today they talked about national fire prevention week. >> still to come tonight the wild jewelry store robbery captured on surveillance. how they try to save their lives in a group of motorcycle riding thieves. >> an we'll have details at am. >> 70s are back 75 yesterday and today and normal only 70. we're tracking a cool down and some rain in that 7 day we're tracking a cool down and some rain in that 7 day forecast. >> those stories and more and jamie apody with eagles and flyers news coming up that and jamie apody with eagles and flyers news coming up that and more continues in just a momen for the general assembly, will pauls and chris brown claim they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that mean

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. >> gingrich's age and lack of criminal record caught the attention of monica foster, an indianapolisney who's taken on his case pro bono. she's fighting to keep him in a juvenile facility. >> he's never had a juvenile referral. never a juvenile referral. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we're going to treat him like an adult with zero juvenile referrals. to treat a 12-year-old as an adult is for the system to say, we give up on you. there is nothing that we can do to rehabilitate you. and to me that is selling the justice system so far short. and it is selling a kid like paul so amazingly short. it's just ridiculous. >> monica and paul's mother, nicole gingrich, hope to keep paul in a youth facility with programs geared towards his age and developmental needs. but as it stands now, paul will transition to wabash as soon as officials feel he's mature enough to make the move. >> i think he should be held accountable for the part that he had in this. and i would suggest counseling, therapy, and programs to help him. >> mike dempsey has other reasons for wanting to keep pa

monica... monica... monica!! holy beep hillary!! in the movie "made of honor" - bill clinton's costume is incomplete without a certain white house intern? gfx1 a move monica lewinsky objects to writing in vanity fair "it's complicated when someone starts the year as a private person and by october ends up in the costume aisle." jean twenge - personality and social psychologist / author of generation me 00;31;41;04 people want a halloween costume that makes them look good gmem060215012 and this year - one of celebrities: caitlyn jenner. - no surprise that this morning she is trending as one of the season's most popular costumes? gfx2 while many are outraged taking to twitter calling the costume "the most offensive thing ever..." another tweeting "shes not a costume shes a real person" crackle she doesn't find it jean twenge - personality and social of generation me 00;30;55;55 - some people that caitlyn jenner costume as potentially a little offensive maybe a little insensitive but then other people see it the opposite way they it as

fox news correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor monica crowley. you interest me because you love donald trump. >> i love donald trump. >> but you can't stand his position on one issue -- >> one issue. >> immigration. >> i'm convinced that given time i can sway him my way. >> you believe that about everybody. >> you as well, but trump is so specific about immigration and he's so draconian about immigration and so good on other issues, he's a guy that can win the election. >> why can't we just have people respect our laws and sovereignty? i'm for immigration, but legal. why is it so dramatic to say, mexico, if you go in that country illegally, they either put you in jail or they deport you. are they draconian? >> the problem is his language. the problem is he's gone to the extreme when it comes to his rhetoric. he's defended a whole race of people. and it's easy enough for him to back off and still have strong borders people not against strong borders. >> i had the governor of texas on my radio show today.

. >> reporter: hi monica, and to brian hello, the biden watch is indeed over, but in some of his speech it sounds like he was running. make no mistake, he will stand by in the bullpen and decide to run if somehow hillary clinton's campaign blows up in scandal. >> i think biden is a good guy and thought he had a good shot over hillary. >> joe biden is popular here, sometimes called pennsylvania third senator. >> if he had run i would have supported him but i think he did what was in the best interest of his family and i respect that. >> some think it's too late to muddy the democratic party waters. >> probably a wise decision, it allows the democrats to keep a more harmonized race moving into the primary. >> i think it's a smart dis. >> why? >> i think america is getting behind bernie sanders and it will be something good for the country. >> from an expert it was too late for joe biden to launch. >> not running makes a lot of sense, the clinton campaign has not imploded and there is no room between hillary and bernie sanders for biden to position himself. >> on the left. >> yes, and it d

and monica malpass has much more on this. monica?mer republic of russia at the center of the international dirty bomb sales and local investigators there working with the f.b.i. now made arrests four times in the last five years. they have stopped some middlemen who thought they were selling their uranium, but it was a sting operation stopping them temporarily. these cases do involve undercover officers. and what comes from hospitals, and blueprints from making a dirty bomb and more. the criminal gangs are part of a thriving black market in the desperately poor country and moving russia's vast storehouse of radioactive materials to the eyest bidder. no way we can know how much is sent to groups looking to attack us, but one dirty bomb could paralyze a major u.s. city. >> the dirty bomb there would be few casualty but it can leave radioactive areas put shutting down an area, the capital of the united states for years. >> agents arrested middle-level operators after an exchange of cash and samples of the radioactive goods. the frustrat

congressman and monica. >> thank you. >> time for my take. my thoughts from the democrat debate last night. number one, after hillary clinton's steady performance i bet joe biden doesn't get in the race. i don't think he gets this unless he thinks he would for sure beat clinton. after last night, that isn't clear. number two, out of mouths of babes. i certainly experienced that last night watching the debate with my 12-year-old daughter who when the topic of black lives matter or all lives came up and most dem candidates said black lives matter turned to me and said so my life doesn't matter, mommy. number three, when given a choice hillary clinton shows being a progressive over a moderate. i know the candidates last night have vying to be the democratic nominee and may change that phrasing in a general election but not a good line in trying to pick up independent voters, an ever growing part of all american voters who in the end decide all elections. you can always get my take on my facebook page and foxnews.com. >>> carli fiorina raking in

we'll see you back at the station. >> monica wants to know if the tall one was single?ha! >> remember you can can find the accuweather forecast and storm tracker 6 live radar at 6abc.com and when severe weather happens you'll fine expert forecasts from our team. >>> some of philadelphia's finest were honored at the fop in philadelphia, they with honored with merit commendations for going above and beyond the call of duty, they demonstrated initiative while performing their duties. >> hats off. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories. philadelphia's top cop, commissioner ramsey announces his retirement. >>> and new information on the death of a 3-year-old boy in south jersey. >>> the chandler says it's over but it was more like christmas today. for the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams have a nice evening. good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and police are investigating the death of a doctor in hoc

monica. >> that's right. hi, sharrie.r says back in 2004 she was battling breast cancer and that's when she decided to go back to art and bring it into her life as a way to help her cope with the stress. susan won her battle with breast cancer and she has been cancer free for 10 years now but coming up at 5:00 we'll tell you how susan's artwork is brightening the lives of many other people including cancer patients at local hospitals and how one of her masterpieces in particular won a very important prize. we'll have that story and much more coming your way on "action news" tonight at 5:00 brian, we'll see you that end. >> monica, thanks very much. >>> halloween is just two weeks away and philadelphia's home to one of the largest scariest and highest rated haunted attractions in america. alicia vitarelli went behind the walls at eastern state penitentiary to experience the terror firsthand. >> ♪ >> reporter: got to watch your back in here. >> reporter: terror behind the walls is in its 25th season and scarier than ever. e

i'm monica malpass. let's meet our insiders this week. they are ajay raju, attorney. welcome.rian tierney, marketing executive. welcome back. jan ting, law professor. and val digiorgio, attorney. welcome to you, sir. so glad to have all of you here today. charles ramsey announced in january when mayor michael nutter leaves office that he, too, will leave. he's been police officer at the highest levels for almost 50 years, eight of them in philadelphia. and people are now weighing in on the highs, the lows, what legacy he leaves behind, and certainly what changes he made and his mark on the city. you can tick them off and just talk about how the homicides are way down by 1/3, more certainly transparency within the system with, you know, cameras, body cameras, and community policing. what overall, though -- there have been some criticisms. what grade are you thinking? >> i'd give him an "a." when he came on board, i was at the inquirer at the time. i got a call from the publisher down there, don graham, who said to me, "you are getting one of the finest cops in all of america. t

monica malpass live in the newsroom with somewhat startl startling details on this monica. >> that's officials di cover a nurse giving vax eachs was actually reusing the same syringe between patients if you can imagine total wellness was alerted the nurse they contracted to administer the shots to employees of pharmaceutical company failed to follow proper medical procedures. ali gorman will explain what the nurse did and risk that comes with it and also how those affect ready now being helped. we'll have that story for new "healthcheck" and apparent mix-up with after- school235 facility left two toddler brothers walking home alone for several blocks. they're age three and four. sarah bloomquist will be live with that story. we'll have that and much more coming up on "action news" at 5. alicia. >> monica thank you workers at oregon sun way are praising hero today and we are not talking about a sandwich. take a look at man in blas baseball cap inching to another person at the counts are you see that man avid jones punch the other guy from behind starting all ought brawlch the man in h

coming up how monica lewinsky is trying to change her story line and forget about the past. >>> 5:34, 60 degrees here at nbc 10. we're looking at another dry day at the shore. that's a live view at cape may. there are changes ahead. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> 5:37 this morning and cool but nowhere near as chilly as yesterday. we've got a few scattered clouds for the area. 58 degrees in philadelphia. the clouds moving through will keep going and we're on our way to another nice sunny and mild day. typically this time of year we'll see a high temperature op 70 degrees. it will be warmer this afternoon for most areas. and completely dry. we've got lots of clouds but the radar we're completely dry today and we'll stay dry until we get to the end of the workweek. then we've got showers, possibly some thunderstorms on the way. today leave the umbrella at home, don't forget the sunglasses. 70s this afternoon. 72 in quakertown, 63 degrees for the pocono mountains, sunshine and a gentle breeze out of the northwest, so the humidity stays low. you'll see sunshine

herald other rivera and monica crowley are here with a preview. then later tonight -- >> when i see murder and i cannot stand by and i have to call the murders the murders and the murderers the murderers. >> quentin tarantino calling police murderers at an anti-cop rally in new york city. ray kelly and sheriff david clarke are here with reaction. that's all coming up later tonight. and also -- this is pretty disgusting comments as it relates to the rhetoric they're using and much more as we continue this edition of "hannity." you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i...don't excedrin® is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin®. now available in geltabs. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly