in court, suing to block redevelopment of monmouth mall, spearheaded by kushner company, but naysay -- -- they say that okay came. >> this is a big change for a town. we' their input. we took their questions, gave them to our professionals and posted them for everyone to see. >> project would build 700 apartment units on top of an existing parking deck, include some affordable housing and transform mall to a live, work and shop landmark. now some of the already spectical town residents, went -- last scwhrl i july. he said it had nothing to do with this mall deal and not a quid pro quo. >> i never discuss my private life with kushners offer. >> no town money would be involved. but zoning rules need to be changed, that is why council voted, it could last a couple of days, we should know soon. >> you said a couple things circumstance this a town resisting because of a trump connection? a town resisting because they don't want affordable housing? or because of traffic? or do they just not like the mayor? what so there are so many angles. >> i think it is all of the above. except for may

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county fair and they are all temporarily shut down. >> when the ride operator at the monmouth county fair heard about the horrific event in ohio. they set out to shut down this the wild claw similar to the fire ball. they immediately took the ride out of service at 9:30 last evening. the wild claw or fire ball is a popular ride that spins and goes 40 feet into the air. there are some in new jersey and ones like the monmouth county fair are temporarily closed. >> the new jersey state expecters came to put the ride out of service. and will remain that way until further recommendations. >> amusements of america the company that provided the ride to the ohio state fair has an office in manalapan, new jersey. >> do you have comments? >> we don't know anything, we are here and they are in ohio. >> they called the ohio accident a sad situation and we are confident that new jersey has one of the best system of ride inspections in the country. when it happens it affects the entire industry. >> i don't know if it's that ride or that they were not put together correctly. i think about all the p

imagine walking from monmouth to caernarfon, that imagine walking from monmouth to caerna rfon, thatg it would take to walk the length of this iceberg. it probably tower was about 30 metres above the cease surface but icebergs sit mostly underwater. it is 200 metres, about as far as underwater. it is 200 metres, about as faras usain underwater. it is 200 metres, about as far as usain bolt runs twice, 200 metres underneath the surface of the water so it is immense, it really is. it has come from a region called larsen c, imagine the antarctic peninsular, a finger of land going up peninsular, a finger of land going up towards south america. it has come off the eastern side of that and it will move away gradually over the coming weeks and months, driven by the tides and by the winds and currents and they will have to monitor it because it is so big it could get into shipping lanes and if it does that it will obviously become a navigation hazard. what about the reasons for a breaking away, our scientists concerned ? about the reasons for a breaking away, our scientists concerned? this is

for the most part we're clear, we have spritzes and sprinkles off to the east, ocean and monmouth countyy, very light stuff all lifting off to the north at 15 to 20 miles per hour. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. and your ocean temperatures still on the chilly side only 58 degrees. 72 in allentown. philadelphia, 78. millville, 75. wilmington, 77. dover checking in at 76. here's one of the biggest issues today. it has been the case over the last several days. very, very sticky dewpoints in the 70s. overall a very humid afternoon. satellite and radar low clouds in place right now. a lot of them will begin to thin out the late morning hours into the afternoon. the more sun we see, it is stronger this line becomes. you almost want to see a completely cloudy day that will limit the explosiveness with the line of aureus and thunderstorms. future tracker 6, we're seeing mostly cloudy skies, peeks of sunshine, warm and sticky. one or two renegade showers and thunderstorms may develop. 5:30, western suburbs getting blasted at that point. probably in the city it's a broken line, not ev

crowds gathered in colts neck monmouth county to honor corporal dan baldasa.at stewart international guard air base in new york. he was on military transport plane july 10 and when it went down in piss miss field killing 15 marines and navy sailors. >> as americans every time we hear of the loss of a service member, you lose a little business of ourselves. when that loss curse in your hometown especially one as small as colts neck that loss is so much more profound. >> new jersey governor chris christie ordered all flags be flown at half staff in the state today. >>> caught an camera a wild crash on the garden state parkway. a driver took his phone out the moment he saw this camper trailer swerving into traffic. and you can see the suv driver lose control in the southbound lanes on exit 100 in tin ton falls, monmouth township. the camper eventually flipped over. but the suv stayed up right. look at that. the crash blocked several lace and slowed traffic for almost an hour yesterday but here's some amazing news. no one is hurt. >> someone dash cam was rolling w

in ocean grove, monmouth county. amazingly nobody was injured into a woman broke down crying after she admitted to causing her fiance's death before tampering with the kayak during an exertion on the river. she reached a plea deal in the high-profile case in new york. she was accused of intentionally drowning her fiance. the victim's mother was in court as she plead guilty to a lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide. >> i miss my son that is what is running through my heart but no comment right now. >> her plea agreement could minimize the amount of time she spends in jail. sentencing is scheduled for november. >>> a man from mexico says he paid $5500 to be brought to the u.s. in the sweltering truck where people died. he said it included air conditioning on his ride across the border but once he got into the truck he described it has no ventilation and said people were crying and asking for water after he became unconscious. the driver, 60-year-old james bradley is facing federal charges. >>> commuters on a

time wfan host today and tomorrow in hopes of taking over when he departs the station but today monmouth university released its first job approval poll of christie after those infamous pictures surfaced of the governor on a then-closed state beach. the governor's approval rating held at 15 percent. 80 percent of new jersey residents disapprove of christie's job in office. >>> monmouth asked about the perk check and quoted anger disgusted. according to the poll less than 10 percent of new jersey folks said they were not bothered by it or saw the move as positive. >> turning to the forecast. and the hot and humid weather we'll be dealing with this week as we look live outside tonight sky6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge after a beautiful weekend and a temperate start to the week. get ready for mother nature to crank up the heat. meteorologist cecily tynan is at the big board. >> looks like our fourth heat wave of the year is moving our way a dewpoints in the 40's and 50's yesterday but now you step outside it already feels quite a bit warmer. the heat index 89 degrees. we've got

north jersey is among the 16 military members killed in mississippi. 28-year-old from colts neck monmouth county was aboard the tanker that plunged into a soy bean field killing 15 other marines and a navy sailor. ocs are combing the field for clues as to what brought the plane down. the debris is scattered for miles and to warn residents not to remove i'd emafter i'd ems were taken. >>> the u.s. military successfully tested their $40 billion missile defense system. the defense system or fad, shot down a target over alaska, the system uses radar to shoot down ballistic missiles some analysts say it's like shooting down a bullet with another bullet. it was tested for months before north korea's launch of a ballistic missile. >>> a man kept his cell phone trained on a tornado yesterday. it shows the twister tearing through fields near conroy, iowa. the tornado reached a cluster of trees and sent them flying into the air. no injuries were reported. >>> some relief is arriving after an outbreak of wild fires out west. firefighters are slowly making progress against dozens of blazes and allowi

found in keansburg, monmouth county on thursday. she was reported missing about an hour later and investigators say that the suspect lives in a neighboring apartment and have not commented on a possible motive for the killing. >>> a fourth cat has tied after sustaining injuries in a fire at the brandywine valley spca here in newcastle delaware on sunday. spca officials tell "action news" that the cat died this morning, investigators say that latoya cooper lost control of her vehicle and crashed into the spca just after midnight on sunday and the crash sparked a fire and cooper and three cats died at the scene and more than 100 animals were rescued. what caused the crash remains unclear. >>> well, it's a rainy end of the work week and the weekend is looking better as we take a live look from sky 6 hd at the ben franklin bridge in the deariness. and rain clouds are overhead and muggy at the same time but the weekend is an improvement. as we get the latest from meteorologist, melissa magee. >> reporter: hi there rick. we are tracking s

three beaches are closed in toms river and between cape may and monmouth counties.he state environmental protection will continue testing to determine when the bacteria levels drop. >> a new study says that man's best friend may benefit the health of their human counter part. dogs help their owners live an active life. on rainy days they are more active because they have to take the pet out for a walk rain or shine but possible that people that tend to be more active are pour likely to get a dog in the first place. the news team is working on news stories for today beginning at 4:00. >> reporter: coming up today at 4:00, when you hear surgely enhanced smile you may be thinking of veneers or lip injections but the newest trend is more like an accessory. we'll show new big talkers and in today's show, month more baby blankets from batteries to coffee, if you attend a baby shower, a real life guide things mom say they really need. >> and forgetful people take note if you use uber check the car carefully before you get out. from now on you have to pay to get anything yo

i let's take a live look outside the accuweather forecast feature touring a view of the national monmouth. perfect timing. there's another one. that is so nice. we are still obviously seeing some fireworks going off which primarily in d.c. went off without a hitch. somebody is setting off some good fireworks out there. i don't know who they are, whether they're legal or not, but they look pretty good. we actually got off without a hitch here in d.c. it was a storm at 5:00. so our forecast for tomorrow, showers are ending during the overnight hours for ayt coming to an end. and thunderstorm chances will be back in the forecast beginning tomorrow. they're mostly wet for wednesday thursday they are mostly light especially in the morning. as a result we could have some heavy rain during this time period. by the time we get to the weekend, we're looking ahead h. it's looking really nice. 92bwi. it will go down in the books as yet another warm and humid fourth of july. 79 right now outside. 74 in annapolis. 71 in gaithersburg, 74 martinsburg. 68 in winchester. it doesn't feel too terrible out t

people are supposed to be out of the water and monmouth opportunityy.mes between 6 to 7 feet was lehigh. and flash flooding did naj near pittsburgh as well. fast moving water and knocked down fences and how wy ed away of cow and two calves. >> and heavy downpour sent water and mud cascading. they did not see this coming. the governor declared a state of emergency. >> a philadelphia man was struck and killed by lightning in satellite beach florida. brevard county sheriff office says it happened friday afternoon and cpr was spevshed but lamar rayfield later died at the hospital from injuries. i don't think it's afternoon storms it's a threat for beachgoers. >> police are investigating in north philly the shots were fired 21 and woodstock:30 tonight. two victims are 24-year-old men. one was taken to temple university hospital and other to has been man. they're both stable. we are waiting for information about the third victim in this case. police say they have made an arrest and no word on what led to the shooting. >> and police also investigating a deadly

four new recent polls have him no higher than 40%, and the latest from monmouth just moments ago has president trump at 38%. and while that number is unchanged for monmouth, that same poll also shows the number of people who say trump's agenda focuses on issues that matter to them, it's declined substantially. in march, he was up 15 points on the issue. today he's down three points. that is a devastating 18-point swing. and to make matters worse, the health care bill vote in the senate now up in the air. delayed while republicans wait for senator john mccain to recover from surgery. a delay that may well make passage tougher. and no cbo score will be released today as planned. that's been pushed back, too. let's start with nbc capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt, who is tracking the health care vote, and msnbc political correspondent, steve kornacki, has more on the poll numbers. kasie, let me start with you. a lot of people have been saying they think a delay in the vote increases the odds -- decreases the odds they can have success with this. tell us a little bit about what you'r

new pole released by monmouth university put the governor's approval rating at 15%. >> well, tense moments unfold outside after massachusetts radio station, whether a man demands to hear a song. >> apparently he got so bad, that swat had to be called in. what the man did after the radio station rejected his song request. when we come back. >> i have to tell you prince harry is fighting hard against the cigna tied to hiv and aids, after meeting with student and experts in london. british royal visited the london school of hygiene, and tropical medicine yesterday. there, he learned becomes new medical testing and prevent tiff measures for hiv and aids. prince harry explains his stamp on the topic with student and staff members. >> education is power. to me in today's world that young people, they know, probably ... >> and prince harry's mother princess diana was also involved in the fight against hiv and aids. >> continuing her mission. you just always wonder, if the princess were still alive today, what she would be doing, as far as hiv and aids awareness, and her sons caring the torch. goo

new pole released by monmouth university puts it at just 16%, the governor returns to the airwaves again today. >> a fire hydrant ruptures sending water soaring into the air. we'll slow it to you right after the break. >> plus, military plane crashes killing everyone on board watch investigators are discovering as they comb through the debris. katie? >> and jim, some stormy weather is headed our way, though it will come through scattered in nature. some of could you see some locally gustier thunderstorms, so we will be track that for you later in the show. also, we have to talk about the heat and humidity, that's the other big weather headline. how long the streak lasts this time. coming up. >> welcome back, massive geiser errupted early this morning after a fire hydrant was hit in los angeles, officials say the tractor-trailer may have clipped the hydrant. the geiser was shooting about 100 feet into the air, fire crews were able to shut the water offer despite being caught under the spout of water. >> well, military investigators are working to figure out what caused a plane crash that

we have had a few sprinkles across ocean, monmouth county that departed out to sea and we will generally find sunshine, cloud throughout the course of the morning but toward afternoon and evening especially showers, storms re ignite, we have building heat, ample moisture to work with. instability is there for those typical summertime thunderstorms and they can be strong. our temperatures are off to a large start. we are off to 79 degrees at philly international with a normal high of 87. these would be reminiscent of noon time. so it is really big and warm part of the day and we can only go up from here. sun's not up yet, give it a couple minutes. once it does rise we will see that sun bake things on the surface and in the city i expect a high of 92 degrees. but getting hotter tomorrow. excessive heat watch takes effect as of tomorrow for philadelphia and surrounding communities but coming up meisha, we will talk about how high that temperature will climb, before more importantly how hot will it feel. those questions answered later >> crazy how heat can just drain you, and floor director

fox 29's chris kennel has been talking with the fishermen who caught the big guy in brielle monmouth county. >> reporter: they didn't need a bigger boat but they did need a bigger scale. a group of new jersey anglers landing a 12 moot mako shark believed to be one of the biggest he have caught in the state. it's a fish story 30 years in the making. overnight fishing trip turned into a trip of a lifetime for long-time captains dave bender and kevin garrity. aboard the jenny lee sport fishing charter out of manasqu manasquan. >> kevin screamed that this might be him. >> reporter: this is him. a monster 12-foot short finned mako shark caught in hudson canyon about 100 miles off the atlantic coast. >> my first honest first thoughts was that we had hooked a great white. i had never seen anything that big before. >> reporter: fighting the fish a family from trenton on their very first offshore fishing charter. it took 90 minutes getting the shark to the boat. another hour and six men to haul it inside. >> their first scale goes to 60t the scale. >> reporter: the fish weighed in a whopping

a new monmouth university poll has the governor's approval holding at 15 percent. 80 percent of new jersey residents disapprove of christie's job in office. 5 percent said we don't know. coming up on "action news" tonight, two local 80-year-old women take to the sky to fulfill a dream and cross off an item on their bucket list. >>> and a young man from northeast philadelphia will get a big honor this week at the espy's. cecily. >> a warmup has begun. yesterday's high very comfortable 83 degrees. today 89. the next three days get ready for a heat wave along with a chance of strong storms. i'll have all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and o much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. >> 200 teenagers from across the country are volunteering in south jersey this week. they each raised $400 to take part in the reach mission work camp. the teens are scraping,

new jersey governor chris christie's approval rating hovers at a all time low, new poll release by monmouth university puts governor's approval rating at 15 percent, this is first poll since the governor was spotted using a beach close to the public, during governmental shut down. those common reactions to those pictures from the poll were disgusted, angry, and outraged. >>> governor is looking for work after he leaves office next january as we first told you last week, governor is auditions as a host as wfan in sports radio station in new york city. he is figure in now and scheduled to fill in again tomorrow on the show. >>> important changes for septa passengers. >> new rules that went into effect for tonight's commute. >> ballet, modern dance and hip-hop all on the same stage, i'm cherri gregg and we will tell you ways a local performance center is hoping to spark imagination of young people. >>> mainly dry, pretty nice again today but as we head in the upcoming week talking about heat, humidity and chance for several storms and i'll have details your full eyewitness forecast coming up.

monmouth county as well as this cluster continues to kind of slide on off to the east at about 30 milesn hour.& so we're watching this activity just to the west of philadelphia severe thunder storm warning that's moved through sections of west goshen moving toward places like upper darby, drexel hill with heavy rainfall just north of media dark clouds as well. but this is the area that we're watching right here for that potential rotation moving through sections of the berks county reading area as well. so you can see a lot of lightning and we're looking at a lot of heavy rainfall with this particular cell. so ultimate doppler has indicated some wind shear, some rotation with height. so that's why if you are in the path of this particular area, this outlined red box that's where we have that active tornado warning until 6:15 for sections of berks, chester and montgomery counties for that potential rotation. it's moving on off to the south and east about 30 miles an hour. so a lot of heavy rainfall. you can see we'll kind of query some of the estimated rainfall rates per hour. now the he

the monmouth university poll found gillespie and northam tied with 44% each. cliff high rah drew 3%. 9% are undecided. president trump is having n impact on this race. 4 in 10 voters said the president was a factor in their choice for governor. there's plus or minus 4.4%. >>> parents trust their daycare providers to keep their children safe but a toddler was left for -- they say crystal lund i was in charge when a 2-year-old boy was left at the potomac mills mall. the boy was asleep in a stroller. police were there before the workers returned to get him. >> somebody else saw it. saw the kid and was like, oh, my god. >> leaving him in the mall. i mean, kidnapped that's the first thing i think of. somebody walking off with your kid. >> news 4 reached out to ebenezer christian academy. lund i is out on bond while she waits for her next court appearance. >>> more people got sick after eating at a sterling, virginia, chipotle restaurant. 135 people reported feeling ill after eating at the location on 777 road. norovirus is likely the is now back opened. the virus d

you're down the shore, cape may, atlantic county, heck even the rest of the jersey shore up to ocean, monmouthounty, won't see anything out of this until later on this evening, so, that would be your best chance, anyway. but in the, it is scattered in nature. it is not a particularly potent frontal boundary but does become stationary off to the south. again you have to worry about shower or thunderstorm firing up at some point, maybe natural fireworks go on for your fourth every july. but still, you have got picnic plans, fireworks plans, you should be able to get them n those fireworks will likely either be wrapping up or getting underway around 10:00 tomorrow night, and it does appear as though anything that would be out there, should be pretty scattered in nature. so we will keep an eye on, that so many of us plan to be outside during that time frame. meanwhile, today would be great excuse to hit the pool, keep your ears perk for thunder of course, second half of the day, at least if you are hit that pool early on in the day. it won't be as hot just yet. but you will need to latter on the s

. >> asked opinion during a new poll by monmouth university. remains at all-time low in the first poll since beachgate. approval rating at 15%. numbers actually vurtly the same. now, the 800 people surveyed for the poll, 86% said they saw pictures of christie on the beach at the state park. refuses to apologize for his beach visit. meantime fought back during an audition for a sports talk radio job. take a listen. >> next time you want to sit on a beach that's closed to the entire world accept you, you put your fat beep beep in a car and go to one open to all constituents. not just you and yours. >> you're swearing on the air. you're a bum. >> bad office. i would like to come look at your office every day, buddy. >> the governor also said, at this point in his political career, he doesn't care about the public's opinion because he's not running for re-election. he's trying to get a job on the sports radio show. fills in frequently on the show. be back this afternoon. hopes to become a replacement for departing host. >> i do radio once a week. i

new jersey mercer county in central new jersey northern burlington county in southern new jersey monmouth county in central new jersey middlesex county in northern new jersey southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania until eight thirty pm and find twenty nine pm doppler radar indicated under storms producing heavy rain across the worn area some thunderstorms are producing rainfall rates up to two inches per hour flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the pockets of heaviest rain turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles be careful during the evening commute flash flood warning means that flooding is imminent or occurring if you are in a worn area move to higher ground immediately residents living along streams and creeks prone to flash flooding should take precautions to protect life and property . some of those officials. absolutely started with the. with the commissioner he was like a here and joe and all the money that was there was given to the commissioners and they need to table with cypress through him and we fi

the new monmouth university pole puts it at 15%. it is the first pole since christie was spotted lounging on a beach that was closed to the public during the government shutdown. the governor's also looking for a job after he leaves office next year. he's auditioning as a host on sport radio wfan in new york city. christie filled in yesterday and will be back on the air again today. >> when he did fill in yesterday he apparently exchanged harsh words with a listener, i believe he called the listener a bumm. >> it is july 11, that means another free slurpee day at 7-eleven, participating 7-eleven's will be giving out free small much east from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the convenience store has been doing free slurpee day every year since 20002, including the newest one, cotton candy. >> oh, rahel. >> yes. then starting tomorrow it is slurpee week from july 12th to 18th, customers who buy seven slurpees get 11 for free, that's a lot. >> that's a lot. too sweet for my taste. people in minnesota cleaning up after a tornado touches down. >

monmouth county, ocean county severe thunderstorm, jackson, brick, toms river severe thunderstorm warningo the general motion has been from west to east this afternoon and this evening. we saw some hefty showers and thunderstorms that moved through berks county and prompted tornado warning earlier there are reports of some uprooted trees just to the east of the reading area. so over the next several hours, still watching for those scatter it's downpours once we lose the daytime heating. a lot of the coverage will diminish but by nine, 10:00 o'clock we could have activity down the shore. get a break tomorrow morning, but then by tomorrow afternoon the heat the humidity and boom you have more scattered showers and thunderstorms some of those could turn strong to severe with gusty winds and also some hail for tomorrow. then we dry out. lower humidity. that heat relief really for the upcoming weekend take look at the high temperatures for today. atlantic city 97 at the airport. 94 in philadelphia. so it wasn't the hottest day of the year so far but we're still looking at that oppressive heat

thunderstorm include country lake estates princeton junction pemberton heights village egypt grove monmouth junction in morrisville protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to a large hail and damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until eight forty five pm for the following county books pennsylvania in the following counties in new jersey. you know the next hour they're going to be annoying this first half of this article i know was utter propaganda manufacturing of war with the wrong war in the region war in iraq and that's what the new york times does and it is this is the left wing press right or two said there are no more two sides there is one party the war party there is one party the wall street party ok the neo cons and the neo liberals have come together to push war and profit over people and this is yet another example of it so when you read

repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until nine fifteen pm for the following county monmouth new jersey. trying to temper expectations for that at the same time all the economic data we've been getting whether it's the p.m.i. data industrial production i say manufacturing it's all been rolling over even retail sales as well and we've had no signs of inflation in fact we're seeing. so we put all that together you know we continue to see a softer spot happening in the second part of your question should we be worried well we're still growing that's that's the good part but a lot slower than we previously thought the issue is going to be those two factors the trump factor and the digestion of the real speed of the economy we're going into second quarter earnings we just we just a couple days ago and we're already starting to see some kind of sketchy things happen where earnings beats are not being received as well as people would thought some stocks are trading off we've been saying it's a magic of that we need to see the expectations for the second half of the year come back in

a new monmouth university poll shows his approval rating land wishing a dismal all-time low, 15%.id wright, abc news, new york. >> brave of him to go on the air and take on this radio show knowing that his approval ratings are so low and right on the heels of this. >> just shows that his approval ratings have nowhere to go but up. so, you know -- >> might as well. >> much lower than 15%. i will tell you some of the memes that have been out there have been absolutely amazing, showing the governor in all sorts of situations. broadway shows. >> sitting in the chair. >> yeah, sitting in the chair. >> we had a few of them on the show. people are creative at times like these. >>> we are going to move on and talk about baseball, because aaron judge of the new york yankees has added another accomplishment to his incredible rookie season. >> he beat miguel sano. he hit 47 home runs and his longest shot was 513 feet. in batting practice, he hit one off the stadium's retractable roof. >> judge is a triple crown contender at the season's halfway point, 30 home runs, .329 batting average, 66 r

ocean county in southern new jersey northeastern burlington county in southern new jersey seven monmouth county in central new jersey till seven forty five pm at six forty four pm a severe thunderstorm was located your ground rules were seventy miles southeast of trenton thirty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gust source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines this severe thunderstorm will be near woodruff around six fifty pm castille around six fifty five p m. cedar glen lakes and winding around seven pm jackson lakehurst cedar glen west and bamber lake around seven o five pm holiday city berkeley leisure village west plainly park and plain reject crestwood around seven ten pm toms river beechwood pleasant plains holiday city south leisure village and leisure village east around seven fifteen pm brick township around seven twenty pm seaside heights men are looking over beaches and over beaches north around seven twenty five pm other locations and pectin by the severe thunderstorm include country lake estates over ridge brielle point pleasant l

out of mercer county, monmouth county and long beach island and north of surf city getting rocked by a nasty thunderstorm, and how many lightning strikes are currently in that strong in the last 15 minutes, old barney getting the worst of it at barnegat light. the lightning strikes are following it's storm and some steady heavy rain if surf city. and the rest of the evening looks quiet across the area. temperatures where we had the rain in millville. 85. and allentown no storms but 84 and 89 in philadelphia and 90 in wilmington but that doesn't tell the whole story. when you factor in the humidity it feels like 93 in philadelphia and not the 89 air temperature. dover 91, but you factor in the humidity it feels like 105 degrees. and 80 in allentown and break in cape may, 85 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar a lot of clouds, the atmosphere is not clear whatsoever. we look to the west for the boundary and on and off clouds and stray storms and that continues into the early evening showers tonight and most of us stay dry and warm and on the sticky side. 76 for a low in philade

a new monmouth university poll out today shows his approval rating languishing at an all-time low, a dismal 15%. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> republicans are more likely to have a negative opinion of higher education. a new poll pew poll shows only 36% believe it's good for the country. it echoes a trend among conservatives of blasting pc culture and censorship of free speech on campuses. some complained that berkeley concept anne colter from speaking in april. in the same poll, 72% of democrats and independents had a positive attitude toward colleges and universities. >>> two studies now claiming that drinking coffee can lead to a lower risk of dying from any national agency for research on cancer focused on hundreds of thousands of europeans and americans. the findings show that people drinking two to three cups of coffee per day had an 18% lower risk of dying compared to noncoffee drinkers. even one cup they say has benefits. one researcher says it's unlikely doctors will start recommending or prescribing coffee to patients, but if you have always been a coffee drinker, t

. >> this all took place in the southbound lanes near exit 100 in continue ton falls, monmouth township. the camper eventually flipped over, but the suv stayed upright. the crash blocked several lanes and of course slowed traffic for almost an hour there. you see the video once again, swerving, and it flips over, thankfully no one was hurt. >> good news, no one in the back. right over to check on our own roads right now, traffic, bob kelly? >> crazy, you know, over the weekends, i was behind somebody like that, and i thought to myself: why, the camper is like three times the size of the truck that is pulling it, so that's a little craze think for the folks that are driving along the roadway, probably lost control, and that's tough when you're pulling big camper like that behind you. live look here at the freeway, northbound coming in toward philadelphia. starting to seat beginning of a morning rush hour, picking up the cones over there in bellmawr, still working though on the vine street expressway. this is a live look downtown, still closed between broad street and the schuylkill. if y

the monmouth university poll found them being tied with 44% each. cliff hyra drew 3%. 9% are undecided. president trump is impacting the race. 4 in 10 voters says the president was a factor in their choice. >>> we now know the six teenagers who went missing after an international robotics competition in d.c. may have planned to leave. the teens from burundi probably leftau life. but not to flee any specific threat. burundi has been plagued by political violence. two of the teens were seen crossing into canada last week. they could apply for asylum there. they each have a one-year visa. >>> 5:50 our time right now. the sun is on the way up. it won't be brutal. it won't be bad to us today. >> not at all. >> good news. >> it's one of those mornings where you walk out. like eun did, you have a sigh of relief and breath of fresh air, literally. it really is. >> sounds good when you say it. >> it does. >> chuck was taking big breaths of fresh air outside. if that's what we want to call it outside the station. as you head out for your morning commute, this

we would go to monmouth ski resort, yes, you skee. >> do it in the middle of july?tely through the fourth every july weekend. you do it in it. shirts, your shirt off, whatever. that's for l fellows, my daughters didn't have their shirt off. >> hope they had something on. >> is she watching this morning, jessica? >> she smile be? >> i think probably asleep. i got them up in the middle of the night at their hotel, i'll slain that in just a second. but back to bensalem. what's happening with this fire single-family home on june avenue. if you're just getting up, this thing was fully engulfed at one point. so much so, that the fire spread from the single-family home to the driveway. and their suv is now basically gone. >> but now we can't -- before we could see the flames clearly, now seeing white smoke, always a good sign, so must be getting a handle on it. >> yes, lauren on her way there, we will find out what happened. i know a lot of people on twitter and i was speculating, too, seems like the house blue up. because there were flames throughout the house, instantly.

our chris o'connell talk with the fisher man in monmouth county who caught that shark. >> reporter: they didn't need a bigger boat but they did need a bigger scale. group of new jersey anglers who landed a 12-foot make or shark believed to be one of the biggest ever caught in the state. it is a fish story 30 years in the making, an overnight fishing trip turned into a trip of a lifetime for long time captains dave bender and kevin garrity aboard the jenny lee sport fishing charter out of manasquan. >> kevin screamed this might be him. >> reporter: this is him a monster 12-foot short fin make owe shark caught in hudson can john about 100 miles off the atlantic coast. >> my first honest first thoughts was that we had hooked a great white. i had never seen anything that big before. >> reporter: fighting the fish a family from trenton on the very first off shore fishing charter, it took 90 minutes getting the shark to the boat, another hour and six men to hall it inside. >> their first scale goes to 600-pound and it bottomed out the scale. >> reporter: fish wade at 926- pounds surpassing the

meanwhile, i new poll from monmouth university says there's more support for impeaching donald trumphan there was to impeach nixon when the watergate scandal broke. [ cheers and applause ] there you go. he's number one again. [ laughter ] 41% of americans support impeachment for donald trump. that includes president trump himself. he cannot wait to get the hell out of there. [ laughter ] as i'm sure you heard, the republican health care bill as of today is dead, which is another big setback for the -- [ cheers and applause ] so this morning the president fired up his little orange thumbs and he tweeted "we were let down by all of the democrats and a few republicans. most republicans were loyal, terrific and worked really hard. we will return." which i think is what gargamel yells at the end of every -- [ laughter ] -- episode of the smurfs. but trump said today the senate should just move on and let obamacare fail without replacing it. which i have to say it's refreshing to have a president who's okay with letting his fellow americans die just to prove his point. >> i am disappointed

fox 29's chris o'connell is live in brielle, monmouth county with the story. chris?reporter: yeah, guys. let me put it to you this way. for a fisherman this is like hitting the lottery. it's like winning the super bowl. landing what's believed to be one of the largest sharks ever to be caught off the coast of new jersey. >> line was peeling off the real faster than we could keep up with it. >> reporter: talk at the marina is still buzzing. >> adrenaline is pumping. >> reporter: overnight fishing trip turned into the trip of a lifetime for long-time captains dave bender and kevin garrity fishing charter out of man nass scan. >> when i set the hook and felt the pressure i knew it was pretty good fish. >> reporter: this is him. a monster 12-foot shortened may company shark caught in hudson canyon about 100 miles off the atlantic coast. >> my first honest first thoughts was that we had hooked a great white. i had never seen anything that big before. >> reporter: fighting the fish family from trenton on their very first offshore fishing charter. it took 90 minutes getting

in fact, a monmouth university national poll shows only 27% approved now dead senate health care bill that was introduced last week. in an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, only 12% of voters support the gop health care bill. in fact, here's senator lindsey graham on his efforts to revamp the health care. >> would you like to see more from the president on this? >> you know, i -- i'd like to see a bill that people actually liked. i got to go. >> the president has invited all republican senators to the white house today for lunch to discuss more. yesterday, he appeared ready to move on after the failure to advance a repeal and replace brand. he tweeted out, as i have always said, let obamacare fail and then come together and do a great health care plan. stay tuned. and he bemoaned the senate itself, the senate and house needed more victories since dems totally obstruction, no vote. even parts of full repeal need 60. eight dems control senate. crazy. but the current health care bill is being considered under reconsideration and that only requires 51 votes to pass. the president told

a new poll from monmouth university, here's one more number, shows 41% of respondents believe that presidenthould be impeached or compelled somehow to leave the presidency. when the gallup organization asked that question in 1973 around watergate, just 24% of the public supported nixon's impeachment back then. so what do all of these numbers and the history mean for the trump presidency. jonathan lemire is with us. kelsey snell is with us. and we welcome perry bacon from 538.com. okay, perry bacon, you get the first question. this math has never made sense. what family would want to leave on summer vacation with 36% of a full gas tank? you always shoot for a hundred. you shoot in politics for as close to a hundred as you can get. so given the history, as steve just ran through it, can you continue to be, having lost the popular vote, 36, 39, 40, 41% president? >> i think there are two things to understand here. first of all, there's this view that the trump base is pretty solid. but our data shows, and my colleague as well, trump is down in the polls about 2% every month. he's won with 46. h

headlines plus think of it as real life jurassic park, new book details the quest to bring the wooly monmouths, sick of seeing superheros at the box office? well, our movie critic shows us the best in the film to catch up on this holiday weekend. >> eye opener, just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> see in you just about 15 minutes, thank you so much, guys. >> so many people across our region great memories of the belmont plateau specially around fourth of july. we were out there recently found people getting a jump start on the holiday fun and relaxation, the plateau is a real favorite among many in philly's african-american community talk with legendary patty jackson one of her favorite about the plateau. >> you could be on the plateau, wow, one of the great places in philadelphia. >> and this holiday weekends, the strawberry mansion bridge is hosting a pop up beer garden. it is all part of the parks on tap program. philadelphia's first, and only mobile beer garden traveling to new park within the city, each and every week, in addition to all kind of beverages, there is live music, ga

vacationers all up and down thee coast, red flag warnings for posted to keep people out of the water in monmouthounty, waves were between six and 7 feet and the rip current risk was high. flash flooding did some damage near pittsburgh too, fast moving water, knocked down fences and carried away a cow and her two calves there. neighbors used a lasso to catch the animals and pull them to safety. >>> heavy downpours sent water and mud cascade nothing neighborhood in north -- northern west virginia rather. residents say they did not see this one coming. the governor has declared a state of emergency. chelsea, it was just a messy day out there yesterday all along the east coast. >> it was but things are looking so much better for so many of us today as we head into this afternoon, jan. we're talking about sunshine, roar humidity as well, and forecasting this to be a top 10 day with these conditions, as we head in the afternoon. look the a the blue skies, the skies over center city, wall to wall sunshine from the poconos, all the way down to the shore. we have a clear scan right now on storm scan thre

county times one is not enough opponents of the proposed 30-mile long pipeline through burlington, monmouthocean counties are telling new jersey pine land commission, marathon meeting is set for next week to awe allow public to speak. although they hold 3,000 people opponents say there won't be enough time to hear from everyone. >>> bucks county courier times allow to you take a closer look at that surveillance picture they want to know if he is same person who robbed three, 7-eleven stores in bucks and montgomery counties. man was armed or claimed to be armed in each robbery, call police if you recognize him. >>> and in the intelligencer montgomery county man told federal he stole 40 million-dollar in bit coins, theodore price of hatfield is self described computer hacker and this one could be the largest virtual currency heist of all time. that is a lot newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, happiest place on earth has new fleet of cars for visitors who want to ride in fashion, disney world in orlando introduced these new polka dot rides called minivan s named afte

host: here is a poll conducted by monmouth university in late may that says donald trump is his own worst spokesperson, spicer, conway, not much better and president trump may not be well served by his primary spokespeople that is his own worst mouthpiece, according to the latest poll, more americans a donald trump, sean spicer, and kellyanne conway, 10 to hurt rather than help the administration's cause when they step in front of the media reviews are mixed for sarah huckabee sanders, mike pence is the only official tested in the poll who has a net positive impact when he speaks on behalf of the administration. christine calling from westminster, maryland, on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: the statement you just read sums it up, they are not smooth, polished, many years in office politicians. in a way, a lot of people have the idea that politicians are practiced, studied, and accomplished speakers. , as a definition, could possibly be stated as people who have learned how to speak very beautifully and they know how to say things very smoothly. they can change on a dime t

the highurf also ruined the day at the beach for vacationers all up and down the east coast, in monmouth county the red flag warnings went up to keep water,s were between six and 7 feet and rip currents risk was high >>> flash flood diagnosis some damage nearfa moving water, knod down trees, fences there, and carried away a cow and her two calves. neighbors used a lasso to catch the animals and pulled them to safety. >>> heavy downpours sent water and mud cascade nothing to virginia, residents say they did not see this one coming, the goverrstate of emergency. >>> in washington, now, president trump has been busy on twitter sending more than a dozen tweets criticizing congress, touting thestk markett china brooks silva-braga has more on what the president has been doing. >> reporter: president trump took aim at china day after north korea took a miss that wi t u.s. i'm very disappointed in china we tweeted o your foolish past lead's loud them to make hundreds of billions of dollars in trade but they do nothing with us in north korea but just talk. we will no long's how them to continue.

we have had a couple sprinkles rolling through ocean, monmouth county in the last few hours but quiet start to the day but if you have to step outside and you are sitting in your air conditioned home and comfortable at the moment just you wait. here's what currently feels like and folks, that sun has been up for almost 14 minutes or something like that. it is a warm start to the day. eighty-two is how it currently feels. we're in the upper 70's and 76 for heat index at millville a spot that spiked because we had sunshine yesterday in terms of the heat index but throughout the day, in philadelphia we will hit 92 degrees to day certainly above average but only by handful of degrees. in the like we are not used to the heat. factor in the heat. dew points will in the drop below zero seven's and that means it will feel closer around the board are of 100 degrees in the city to day down short we have hot, steamy conditions too. i think you'll stay dry at the beaches but in the mountains and certainly in the city, it is a possibility we will see showers and thunderstorms firing up this aftern