>> i do. >> murphy? >> i like banks. specifically bank of america and citi for the risk reward setup, limited down side from these leveling. >> asset managers unjustly sold off. a blackstone, look at kkr and throw in -- >> there we go. >> all of these names have potential, plus you're getting paid because they can pay you. paid to hold on to these assets. a lot different than you're seeing in the rest of the banks. basically dividends yields aren't high. >> a nickel doesn't count, jim. >> pretty simple. >> symbolically. >> the big money center banks, melissa, trading as significant discount to book valley. citibank, deutsche bank, right in there. >> thank you. >>> making news, fox flying higher beating estimate sightings success of its film division. >> crushed on earnings. revenue growth year over year, impressive. stepped away from the time warner deal and also mr. murdoch himself cha talking, look, deals will be small and unique. because of that and add the actual $6 billion they talked in repurchase a name to own. i

meteorologist david murphy has the details from the big board. david. . you're right about that, sara, there are always changes, but fortunately they don't occur today. we have 80 degrees in philadelphia. a lot of suburbs in the 70s, everybody comfortable, because the winds are dropping down out of the north and that is making for a less humid than that what we had yesterday where it was on the less sticky side. there's an area of cloud you cover that's pushing farther toward the east. areas of southern delaware are beginning to be overtaken by that. as we go through the rest of the afternoon we'll be on the look out for that as he this make a run toward center city. you can see the cloud cover settling close to wilmington, delaware and basically staying across the central, south jersey counties and south. doesn't mean necessarily you'll be totally socked in south of philadelphia. butou'll have more cloud cover there than in philadelphia and the northern suburbs. it's a sunscreen day, sunburn you can get it in 35 minutes this time of year. temperatures wi

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news, a discovery that could change the fight against breast cancer and a new jersey mother charged in a cold case murder, details of her arrest in florida. >>> but the big story is a deadly crime spree that began with a murder in drexel hill. kenneth killed his wife in their home and took their two young sons. they were found safe and the man turned the gun on himself. lets go to john rawlins in the drexel neighborhood where it all started. >> reporter: this was a domestic murder that turned into an amber alert. >> a neighbor heard an altercation and gunshot coming from the upstairs left apartment and police arrived and found kristina corrigan dead. >> the second floor apartment was the body of a woman probably in her 30s, white woman, looks like she is either stabbed or shot. maybe one gunshot wound to the head. >> neighbors told police that the man was, possibly her husband keith, was seen leaving with the two little boys. >> one boy said, is mommy dead, is mommy

meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning.re working on several new stories on this tuesday august 26th. a frantic search is under way for a young new jersey man missing in israel. >> the man hired by penn state to examine the handling of the jerry sandusky scandal was hospitalized in a serious crash. >> it was a nerve racking day for parents after their little ones were more than three hours late coming home from their first day of school. >> good morning, it is 4:30. so nice to see you. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> it's been awhile. we'll catch up later. first we'll get the accuweather forecast with mr. david murphy. >> hi, tam. >> hi, david. >> saw matt yesterday. we've got cloud cover overnight that could not hold it together in the low humidity air mass that's still in place this morning. it's warm. 70 degrees but clear skies, lots of stars out right now and the promise of plenty of sunshine just like yesterday morning. 61 degrees in allentown, 64 in reading, 62 trenton, 61 in millville and a little bit warmer

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david murphy is here with that. karen rogers looking at traffic. >> let's waive our magic wand and see if we can get rid of any rain this morning. we had a couple cells trying to make it t

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good after floon noon, rick is off. now citations are issued for the shut down of i-495 in delaware. but the big story this afternoon is the shootout that killed a suspect and injured a philadelphia police officer. is happened in the city's tacony section. and the officer suffered a graze wound to the head. but managed to shoot back and killed suspect. david henry is live. >> reporter: they are trying to put together the events that led to the raging gun battle. in the meantime it was an extremely close call for that police officer s tonight was all caught on police radio transmission. >> the officer is reporting shots fired. >> it happened at 12:45 this morning in tack owny, a report of a man with a gun on ditman. they spotted the suspect on torresdale and the officer came under fire immediately. >> officer paulski got out of the car and was fired upon. he suffered a deep graze wound but kept his cool when reporting it on police radio. >> i'm hit. >> he was joined by two other officers that were engaged in a gu

doing here, murphy. >> cane: okay, what do you mean? >> lily: yeah, i thought we were here to mark the anniversary of her passing. >> jill: well, according to murphy, katherine has some instructions from the great beyond, and she intends to deliver them herself. >> murphy: wonderful seeing you two again. >> lily: you, too. >> cane: you, too, murph. >> kevin: maybe you guys can get some informa o

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, we begin with breaking news this noon, police are vest gating a deadly shooting inside of kennedy hospital in stratford, new jersey, it appears that a man killed his wife inside of a hospital room and turned the gun on himself. john rawlins is outside of the hospital and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: it was shortly after 9:00 when calls went out that there was a possible shooting at the kennedy hospital. now authorities allege that a man inside of a second floor room shot his wife and then turned the gun on himself. prosecutors office says that the wife has died and the husband is flown to the trauma center in camden and his condition is unknown. we talked to another gentlemen at the time this happened. he was here to visit his wife, also on the second floor. he was ushered out and told the hospital was on lockdown and subsequent he talked to his wife on the phone and heard several gun shots on the second floor and there were screams and sounds of panic and it was quiet quickly. sometime a

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick is off and in the news this noon, two doctors with ebola are improving after getting doses of an experimental drug. >>> and police storm a home in chicago ending a 20-hour hostage standoff. and the class of 2018 moves into temple university. >>> and the big story this noon is still developing, an ambulance crash in east mt. airy sent three people to the hospital. chopper 6 hd was at scene at chu lane. a total of three vehicles were involved in the crash, for more details lets go live to "action news" reporter, david henry, at the scene. >> reporter: the ambulance was coming down chu from that direction and traffic was coming out in this direction and it went around the car and was broadsided by the ambulance and they ended up slamming into the laundry mat across the street. the two people this live up over the laundry mat were stunned by the impact. >> i heard a boom and heard the shaking and i came out on the roof and saw all of this. >> the ambulance and suv ended up on the sidewalk and in

murphy. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, aggregate contribution limits as an impermissible attempt to it limit the individual's participation. they prohibit contributions that are within the base on which congress has already imposed to combat the reality or appearance of corruption is simply preventing individuals from engaging in too much first amendment activity. these cannot be justified. they are addressed. a multitude of more direct anti circumvention measures. because they imposed numerous measures. we have coordination restrictions on expenditures with the candidate. proliferation restrictions on creating multiple packs that are all designed. >> all these except for one where they're at the time of buckley versus valeo. i get that the court thought something could happen like the following. candid it's smith, you can only give him $2,600. he has a lot of supporters. and they have each didn't -- got some. and each puts on the internet. it says sam smith. this money go

what patrick murphy says is correct. malaki has to go. there has to be a new government created that takes everybody into account. he's been too divisive to be the one to put it back together. i think the president is committed to helping that political happen as well as protecting the americans. >> today the white house press secretary said there is no time limit for the mission. listen. >> there is no specific end date. we are going to take this approach in which those kinds of decisions are evaluated regularly. they are driven by security situation on the ground. >> will americans, congressman murphy, support the president on this operation despite the lack of an end date? >> absolutely, reverend. they understand that we don't leave our men and women in harm's way when they are threatened by a terrorist organization like isis in far away places like erbil, iraq. they also understand that america is a country that we have 40,000 refugees. there are 40 children killed. 100 women kidnapped. if we can provide humanitarian aid which is wate

. >>> meteorologist, david murphy is here now. what do you think for tonight. the showers should take off and go south of the region. but a little out there to talk about. there are a couple of showers around and obviously it's not raining everywhere. what is coming down is fairly light, although can you see in the middle of this batch of precip east of the malvern. you can see the yellow opening up and heading towards philadelphia over the next 15 to 20 minutes. a broken pattern of precipitation, there is a little bit more looking to push towards the east. this stuff by baltimore pushed towards delaware county, and some of it falls apart, and we have the broken pattern of precipitation. and mainly light and as the day goes on this may fall apart or push to the south. as we look outside, we have sky 6, that has been out all day, showing the clouds moving in the last couple of hours, here is the picture from lower merion, pennsylvania, but the sunshine from earlier this morning has begun to fall behind the clouds. 75 in philadelphia, dew point 61, the winds are

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murphy's father, chris, confirmed she was diagnosed almost a week ago. after spending about 8 days in the hospital. she began experiencing a rash, headaches and nausea. doctors initially thought it could be meningitis, but a spinal tap revealed it was west nile. chris murphy says, his daughter is a healthy, active athlete, who was recently training for a triathlon. abigail does not recall getting bitten by a mosquito. doctors believe her recovery time will be about 2- months. she is at home, but continues to experience pain. meanwhile. a professor at cal's school of public health says. west nile can be a tough battle. >> no treatment and no drugs. no rescue now, no drugs. it is very important to prevent the disease. most of the cases of infection come from a mosquito bite. however, under rare exceptions, and exceptions you can contract the virus. from another virus >>pam moore health officials say people cannot get west nile virus through casual contact it is a blood- borne disease. abigail's father wanted to stress, that if you have neighbors with unatt

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delaware valley's leading news program with rick williams, sarah bloomquist, and meteorologist david murphy>> good afternoon. sarah is off. in the news, the philadelphia bomb squad blows up a device in spring garden. >>> and they plan to let the good times rock 'n roll in the delaware valley. >>> two conflicts between suspects and police. the first around 1:00 a.m. this morning in a home in the 900 block in philadelphia. after investigators say an armed intruder opened fire forcing an officer to take him down. "action news" reporter vernon odom joins us live with the very latest. vernon? >> hello, rick. all is quiet, unbelievably quiet and peaceful along the roosevelt boulevard, contrast after what erupted after midnight. a lucky police officer within inches of being killed. when the sun came up the victims, a man and wife, escort back home after horror, two thugs were waiting after midnight and forced their way in, triggering the alarm. when the cops arrived one answered the door saying he was was all right and didn't believe it. >> and he winked and said it was ok. >> and they took shots

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, parents, students and teachers gathered to call for more funding for philadelphia schools. >> and a raging overnight fire destroyed a home while the family was on vacation. >> but the big story is breaking news, a two star army general is killed in an attack west of kabul afghanistan. the incident happened at camp karga. he is the highest ranking military official to ever be killed in the war in afghanistan. 15 others were wounded in the attack. and half of them were americans, it happened when someone in an afghan army uniform snuck on to the base. a brigadier general was also wounded in the attack. stay with abc news for updates throughout the day. >>> the son of a local congressman is awaiting a court hearing after surrendering to authorities on fraud and tax charges. only "action news" was there when he arrived at the courthouse. vernon odom joins us live now with the detail. >> reporter: sara today's developments come after a two and a half year investigation that incl

let's get right over to meteorologist, david murphy to tell us about this tuesday and karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> good morning everybody. and we're a you off to a decent start. it might be more humid outside. you see a few more clouds down south. a couple sprinkles and showers very light pretty much down south by cape may county not a big deal as we look at temperatures, 68 degrees right now in philadelphia and wilmington, just 55 in allentown. second straight morning you're starting in the 50's there. 62 in reading, 60 trenton and 74 at the boardwalk in atlantic city and down the coast in sea isle city. as we head out the door this morning, mainly clear and fairly comfortable, just a little bit muggy. by 6 o'clock 68 and 71 degrees by 8:00 a.m. so, not too bad to start out and in most cases dry outside of southern cape may county. as we roll through the day, 74 by 9:00 80 by noon. it is going to be another warm one. your high of 84 hits around three and then we're at 81 by 6 o'clock and again humidity more noticeable than yesterday but in most cases we're going sta

. >> miss murphy, say this one. you have 100 pacs and each of them -- >> that's not right. >> say they're going to support the, contest the five candidates in the most contested senate races. they're really only five very contested senate races and 100 pacs say that they're going to support those five candidates. so, a donor gives $5,000 to each of those 100 pacs which support those candidates. the pac divide up the money. $1,000 goes to each candidate. the total, all of those pacs, the $100,000s goes to each of the senate candidates in the five most contested races. 20 times what the individual contribution limits allow. >> a couple of responses to that, your honor. first of all, we're talking about scenarios where there isn't coordination at all between the first person that make as contribution and the candidate receiving it. >> each candidate knows all of his $100,000 donors, there are not many of them. he can keep them all in his head in a mental rolodex. >> they are not donors to him at this point. they're con

murphy, the point. gets it down. throw for the endzone! overshot him. >> ipg they were going to anticipate that they would run uproutes much. that ball could have been down a little lower. >> didn't get his arms up in the air, could have pauled that in. third and ten. two shots at it from the 19 yard line. third down. plenty of time. in the endzone. touchdown, raiders! bryce butler, wide open! >> how did that happen? no rush. no rush. >> great possession. four-man rush. everybody else is back in coverage. >> the butler did it. we're not done yet. are we worried about a 33-yard extra point? this is not your garden variety extra point. remember, the whole reason this is a chance to win the game, their guy has kicked it off the upright. janikowski, up. extra point is good! the raiders lead 27-26! >> you have to admire mcgloin because he just turned and put his hands up, like, well. >> here it is, our california ford dealers play of the game. matt mcgloin to wide-open brice butler. touchdown. >> what composure by that young man mcgloin. sit ba

lets go to the big board and david murphy with the latest from accuweather. >> so far so good, nothing is turning up on stormtracker 6 live double scan, the wider view to the west of us, we have on and off pop-up thundershowers in the western half of the state, and it's heading in our direction and they could be enhangsed later in the afternoon, and it gets more cooked up by the sun, what will it look like when it gets here? i don't think have you too much trouble over the next immediate couple of hours, once we get past 2:00 or so, we are on the lookout for a few of these scattered cells popping up. where they are hitting you get a lot of deep red, and heavy downpour and lightning and a bit of a brief wind gust, ahead of these. not expecting severe weather and not happening anywhere, you can see some of this stuff popping through. it may be coming through in the evening hours, and out of here at 10:00 or 11:00. ahead of all of this, we are looking at a warm one in the region, it's humid out there and the current temperature is 80 in philadelphia and as you look at these numbers we'll

our david murphy said he expects it to come down to a category one. you can get trackings of the storm take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. >> let's talk about the forecast with david murphy. >> reporter: no hurricanes and no rain around here. we have low humidity and highs in the 80s. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry this morning. as we look outside lots of sun getting ready to come up over the horizon. you can see the traces of that topping the center city skyscrapers. 66 degrees, it's comfortable, the dewpoint is 50 that's pretty low overall. the winds are calm. they will be lighter than yesterday. we're looking at cloud cover and lots of sunshine buildings in. might be a little bit of a haze at times, but generally speaking it's bright and comfortable. 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 76 by 11. well spend the morning in the 60s and and the 70s. we'll get up to a high of 84 around 3:00 p

matt o'donnell is off, first up, let's get a sense of accuweather and go over to david murphy good morning. , good morning, ladies we have sunshine getting ready to pop up over the horizon, we have clouds pushing toward the shore. we'll start out with sun mixing with clouds. eventually this instability you see to the west is going to wrap through with a frontal boundary that will trigger spotty, but potentially drenching thunderstorms later on today. 70 in allentown and reading and wilmington. that's a popular number. 67 in trenton, 66 in millville. over the 70-degree mark down the shore. sun and clouds a little bit later on. 67 degrees by 6:00. 71 by 8:00. sun coming upund 6:15 or so. art out.be faioy as we rl rough the day, it's warm and sticky, 74 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 84 by noon, 84 by 3:00 p.m. with the high of 85 probably hitting around 4:00 and spottno ie uptick bit moreeezing going ong kstntovideonalthe w. students we spoke to believe the urcident as an is a it'sen unfortunate event. hopefully the perpetrator is found. >> reporter: the school is asking anyone with information about

doug estle was the principal at murphy high school.has a great rapport with his students. but one afternoon on may 18th, 2007, one of those students commits a violent and senseless crime. >> a student was being placed under a suspension from a teacher's classroom. >> 16-year-old randolph parker, seen here in the blue shirt, khaki colored pants, is the problem student in 61-year-old melissa's ninth grade english class. she's giving a party that afternoon in her classroom for an exchange student who's returning home. although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day, he returns later and paces outside her door. >> obviously through his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. so he set up a plan, obviously, to come back at the end of the day to attack her or to hit her. >> as this last period progresses, you can see randolph parker, walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic har

, david murphy.> ♪ meteorologist, david murphy. we're on several breaking stories on this tuesday, august 19th. a philadelphia police officer was wounded and a suspect is dead after a late night shootout. we have the late nest a live report. >> and more violence erupts in ferguson, missouri overnight. 10 days after police shooting of an unarmed black teenager. >> the personal information of millions of people is at risk after hackers targeted a hospital network: good morning, i'm tamala edwards along with sharrie william. we start with breaking news. a philadelphia police officer was shot overnight after an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. we've just learned that there suspect is dead. >> shots rang out just before 1:00 a.m. in the tacony section of the city. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live from einstein hospital where the officer is right now with the very latest on this breaking news story this morning. hi, katherine. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. i want to start by saying the offic

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let's get details from david murphy.be a little on the warm side this afternoon tam. tomorrow hotter and more humid. right now 72 degrees in philadelphia, still comfortable with the sun up over the horizon, a lot of suburbs in the 60's. this afternoon we'll go for a high of 87. some urban center cos go higher than that. sunny and very warm. might feel humid as the day goes on. hot and definitely more humid tomorrow, a high of 91 and a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm particularly in the evening tomorrow. then thursday and friday get nice again before the humidity builds back in for saturday, sunday and monday. our holiday weekend looks humid, highs in the 80's and each day there's the chance of at least a spotty thunderstorm, tam. >> thank you, david. nail polish that claims to change colors when the wearer actually has contact with a date rape drug. details are next. we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for

, david murphy.y. we're on several breaking stories on this tuesday, august 19th. a philadelphia police officer was wounded and a suspect is dead after a late night shootout. we have the late nest a live report. >> and more violence erupts in ferguson, missouri overnight. 10 days after police shooting of an unarmed black teenager. >> the personal information of millions of people is at risk after hackers targeted a hospital network: good morning, i'm tamala edwards along with sharrie william. we start with breaking news. a philade

david murphy is watching bertha.ee some of the remnants here a little too far off the coast to be picked up on our flight explorer program. this is something that could act flights up and down the east coast. here are live images of flights and their paths they take over there so could cause some delays. down in puerto rico they did have some problems with the airport down there because of bertha but it didn't have to actually close it so things are looking good for that. but just something you want to watch up and down the east coast if you're flying today. bertha should is now a tropical storm. chicago and detroit could see thundershowers today. you see some of them rolling throughout right now. out in minneapolis saint paul fog in the morning, no thundershowers expected. in the morning msp could give you some problems. houston thundershowers, thundershowers in denver, thundershowers in salt lake city. san francisco could see some thundershowers today causing delays going to sfo. at lax the low cloud cover sort of

and tone, and following miss vonrotpaden murphy. >> good afternoon. >> i would just like to say thank you to the board of supervisors for giving me a chance for speak, i work full time with children with autism and i am also a graduate student. and i am also a member of peers, which is the dedicated to supporting and growing the sharing economy worldwide and more than 2500 people from san francisco have signed my petition to make the car sharing program available. and they signed it because they want to help to get proposed parking spots and to make sure that the program is a success. and i graduated college during the recession and the job that my parents generation had was not there for me and we are embracing government and initiatives and like the car sharing program and we are also learning to share what we already have. >> i wanted to say thank you for your commitment to making this program a reality. i know that we have many more hearings to approve of the 900 parking spots and i applaud your dedication and hard work and it is greatly appreciated by san franciscans like me that

matt has the day off and let's find out about accuweather with david murphy.d morning. >> good morning everybody. we have a little bit of cloud cover out there mixing with some stars and we're going to go partly cloudy for this morning. as we go through the day, there will be periods of sunshine and then back to more clouds. it looks like this rain probably holds off to the west until later on tonight and that little league game out in central pennsylvania a little iffy with the thunderstorm in the neighborhood. not necessarily a washout out there, though. 73 degrees in philadelphia right now. 72 in wilmington. 69 in allentown. these numbers are up a little bit over where we were the last couple of mornings at this time. we're at 72 in sea isle city. and as you head out the door tonight or this morning it's going to be partly cloudy and fairly comfortable. 6:00 a.m. temperature of 70 and probably up to about 72 by 8 o'clock this morning. as we roll through the day on the another warm one, 85 degrees by 3 o'clock. that is your high today. and 81 by 6:00 like ye

delaware valley's leading news program with rick williams, sarah bloomquist, and meteorologist david murphy>>> good afternoon. sarah bloomquist is off today. in the news, a deadly accident involving a taxi in philadelphia. what thes police are saying about the crash. >>> and the tropical storm making land in hawaii. he damage from the first mtoy wv news from overseas. the u.s.enewedinvora with new strikes on the militants in the country today. fighter jets dropped d bombs on theoup. and we check he eresenobhut militaraq.ro e til isisth.the dropped 500- t n a and it y. wl force s .us tta t int suppls, waterdsan,ical >> csie wt u.svemeinraen11 gg hhthe ud o be dra w on militar airaq, d stik night heeiit i iityity - asti wileturtoings we.ith usc. hipoceaym lat mn aton ur erore illiams, were ond theonorile a additional cou of murder as a result mh keisha williams' death. >>> aaxi driver killed in front of an cobbs parkway. driverufical meency. no o ee hurt. a jogger pennypack park. return tf theri chad pradel it and brings us the latest. >> the reward mey at $50,0. the philadelphia parking ombi

audi murphy, audi murphy audi murphy. murray brown! don't you realize that he's rain man!chevy chase has just issued this statement about robin williams. "robin and i were great friends suffering from the same little-known disease, depression. i never could have expected this ending to his life and to ours with him. god bless him and god bless us all for his life. i cannot believe this, i am overwhelmed with grief. what a wonderful man, boy, and what a tremendous talent in the most important art of any time, comedy. i loved him." joining me now, jeannie wolf, a hollywood journalist who spoke to robin williams fairly recently. jeannie, joining us by phone, you interviewed robin about two months ago? >> i interviewed him about two months ago but i've interviewed him countless times over the years. many, many tips. you know, even right at the "mork and mindy" days. and, you know, i -- i see what chevy was saying. i think that when this news hit news rooms in l.a. today, first of course everyone scrambles because they have to get the story ready. but there were tears. there we

embarked plea for -- i >> good morning, it's thursday, david murphy is off, karen rogers is here along with matt pellman. >> reporter: good morning, we have lots of sunshine, but i hope you like it cool. 48 degrees in tanersville. coatsville, 51. 52 in saints david. in the city, 56 degrees. 54 in browns mills and 54 in glass bother -- glassboro. satellite and radar showing no problems there, the clouds are trying to erode as they come down in the region. we have high pressure up above, 9:00 a.m., 59 degrees, cool despite the sunshine, noon, 73. 3:00 p.m., 78 that will be the high for today. 6:00 p.m., 77 degrees. looking good for you for the afternoon as long as you like it, a little below average, matt. >> reporter: that's for sure. halfway through august, doesn't feel like it karen. good morning to you. it is, howfer, be -- however looking like 5:30 on the roads ways. the construction crews are clearing out by passyunk avenue in both directions. another portion of 76 the pennsylvania turnpike westbound by valley forge we had overnight work there, as well. those crews have packed you

. >> reporter: good morning, it is 4:30, let's go over to david murphy, a lot of people wondering about the big holiday and what to anticipate. >> reporter: good morning, we have more day of low humidity and tomorrow it gets stickier, lots of sunshine on the away, we have a prong of weak cloud cover that's trying to angle into the region. we talked about how we would see a drop in temperatures, and we have. trenton, 56. reading, 56. wilmington, 58. and low 60s down the shore at this early hour. as we head outside it will be cool during the morning commute. 6:00 a.m., 60 degrees, 65 by 8:00. some suburbs by 8:00 holding on to the 50s. as we roll through the day, 67 by 9:00. 74 by noon, 80 by 3:00 p.m., high of 81 probably around 4:00 p.m. before we dip back to 77 degrees by 6:00 p.m. lots of sun on the way. there's the humidity change as a warm front down south will come through the region and start to wraiz the humidity over the -- raise the humidity. i'll have more in the seven day. >> two brazen robbers, robbed and were going to shoot a man who was carrying loads and loads of cash. it

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> we are followingaking news on this tuesday, august 12th. it was a violent night in atlantic city with four people getting shot in two separate shootings in span of just a few hours. we'll have the details. >> sneaky bandits are on a rollly in burlington county and they've got a high out for high priced items inside families homes. >> the unexpected loss of one of hollywood's most beloved comedians stuns people from coast to coast. we'll take look back at the life of actor comedian and oscar winner robin williams. >> good morning, it is 4:30. let's find out a little bit about what you can expect with these storms coming in and go over to karen rogers, she's in for meteorologist, david murphy. good morning. >> good morning, we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan through the area and you can see even starting our morning we are wet through much of the region. just starting to hit philadelphia. we're seeing mostly areas of green which is not indicating very heavy rain but you see sort of specs

>> yeah, you see the ball there at the bottom, and murphy's able to find it. >> that's awesome. in incredible, watching him swim underwater is a cool sight. >> and to spot is and bring it back up. >>> the race car driver's pushing it hard for the crowd, and that's not a good thing. >> you see a lot of flames blowing out the back of this thing. >> see what happens next. >>> and the video of two guys who can't quite figure it out. at any point does anyone understand what i'm saying? >> see what's so funny next on "right this minute." >>> you want to get the attention of the crowd, you got to light up the tires a little bit. that's what alex lynn, the driver of the red bull racing car is doing, making a show for the people to promote the upcoming formula 1 race in russia. this particular car is a championship winning car, formally driven by se bash chon who won in this car, a valuable piece of history, lighting it up for the crowd, alex lynn. >> wow. >> here come the flames, drove the wheels off the thing, starts with fire, and then you see a lot of flames blowing out the back of t

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and meteorologist melissa magee is in for david murphy and joins us. >> thank you.ome sun and clouds moving in, breaks of sunshine the name of the game the rest of the afternoon. the temperatures are reaching from where they were over the weekend. yesterday's high temperature 77. in philadelphia already up to 79 degrees. trenton 81. in the poconos 70. april long the coach beach haven to sea isle city 77 degrees, dover in the upper 70s as well. talking about the dewpoint, even though we have pretty comfortable conditions now as far as the temperature is concerned, when you look at the dewpoint the level of moisture in the atmosphere, ranging from 65 to 75 degrees. you will notice the humidity when you step outdoors. not a whole lot going on as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar. pretty quiet, but things will retire as we get into the afternoon hours for some locations. we will talk about what is ahead. staying muggy for us on our monday. we are tracking the threat of some thunderstorms as we get into the middle half of our week week. and also, we'll give

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matt. >> david murphy has the a be act forecast.t, it's nice and comfortable on the terrace. high clouds mixing with the sun. we're cool in the upper 50s in allentown and reading. low humidity, lots of sun overall, 81 is the high, not as breezy as yesterday. tomorrow, humid, dry, a high of 82. summed, tropical air arrives, hot and humid, 90 degrees, a drenching thunderstorm possible late in the day. more thunderstorms and humidity on monday. >> police say a woman set her ex-boyfriend's home on fire with bacon. the story is on 6abc.com. >>> good morning, america. it's friday and brad paisley kicking off our giant end of summer celebration. the country crooner heating up central park as we get ready to head into labor day. >>> and would you wear a facekini? it's the hot new summer accessory protecting your skin from the sun. but will this crazy contraption catch on? ♪ how do you like me now >>> a new report revealing hidden trans fats in your food. why those labels may be misleading and what could it mean for you are waistline? >>> pl

huge delay today. >> david murphy with accuweather.degrees in philadelphia right now. and it still feels a tad on the muggy side. your accuweather 7-day shows a high of 89 today, some urban centers like center city will hit 90. humidity will lower a bit during the afternoon but at the same time there's the chance of a spotty pop-up shower or thunderstorm later today, at least in a couple spots. tomorrow clouds and sun, 84. little better chance of an afternoon storm but after that matt the rest of weekend looks great. >> sounds great. thanks, david. >>> coming up as noon an "action news" exclusive as chaka fattah jr. turns himself into federal court. hear in his own words why in a live report. flood waters. helen mirren is a guest on kelly and michael. that's next here on 6abc. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, academy award-winning actress dame helen mirren. and from the new series, "legends," sean bean. plus, the lovely maria menounos returns for another day at the co-host desk. ll next on "live." now, here are mich

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news police search for a tire slasher that damaged cars in a philadelphia neighborhood and intruders target the home of connie murray just days after she is murdered in pennypack park. and the big news is the cleanup after flooding in parts of new jersey. people had to be rescued in millville, cumberland county. the flooding has now receded and we are getting a look at the damage, and lets begin our coverage with karen rogers with a look at the rain totals overnight. >> that is right stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we are dry right now. lets look at these numbers as we watch this rain progress. in allentown, not a lot of just over an inch in philadelphia. but newcastle, delaware, 2.5 inches of rain fell. we are looking at significant totals in new jersey, just under 9 inches of rain at the millville airport in cumberland county, new jersey, things are changing now and it's all off the coastline, in cumberland and parts of atlantic and ocean county new jersey, satellite 6 showing

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. >> good morning, let's find out what to expect today and go over to david murphy. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, we have sunshine to the south and the skies might be hazy, because we have forest fires up in canada, might be an explanation why the skies are whiter than blue at times today. 60 in wilmington, 57 in allentown, 57 in millville. 57 in sea isle city. 8:00 a.m., 68 mainly clear skies and comfortable much the way it was yesterday morning. as we roll through the day, 71 by 9:00 a.m., 78 by noon, 84 by 3:00 p.m. that's the high exactly where we wound up yesterday. 81 by 6:00 p.m. programs a few clouds digging in as the day goes on. it will be a nice night up at musikfest, alan jackson takes the stage, 72 at concert time, could be in the upper 60s by the time the show is over, keep that in mind if you're dressing up for the concert tonight. we'll have the weekend call, guys. >> a massive fire forced residents out of an apartment building in montgomery county overnight. >> that fire injured one person, before 2:00 a.m., katherine scott is in up

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, a local volunteer firefighter faces arson charges. we'll have edales in a live report. >> and more troubles for atlantic city, its newest casino announced it will be closing its doors. >> but the big story this after floon is rain and the oh pension for flooding around the region today. sky 6 hd looking at a cloudy, dreary center city skyline. the sunny skies we have enjoyed are now gone. lets head down to the jersey shore and look at cape may, you can see rain drops on the camera, the shore will get on and off precipitation throughout the day. you'll need the rain gear because you can encounter drenching downpours any time during this tuesday. meteorologist, karen rogers is here for david at the "action news" big board. >> hi rick, you know we were looking at that camera shot in cape may, and people are still on the beach but now is the time to pack it in. we have rain there in cape may, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have nothing more than a sprinkle or