there's that line of activity from new england down across the midatlantic.fairly quickly so south jersey certainly under the gun right now. future tracker6 showing you 10 o'clock tonight we're starting to clear for philadelphia and areas to the north and west but still heavy rain reported for lakehurst down to atlantic city, wildwood on westward into dover. the good news, we'll clear out just in time for tuesday. it's a mostly sunny start to our day at 7:30 in the morning and the humidity will start to lower as we go throughout the day as well. especially by 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. so here's the forecast for us. mostly sunny, it's warmer and it's a less humid day, high in at 86 tomorrow, 85 in allentown, 79 at the coast in cape may and over in dover high temperature in at 86 degrees. so we'll find a break in the humidity over the next several days here. dewpoint numbers tuesday, wednesday and thursday will be in the middle and lower 50's but we'll spike up that humidity by the end of our work week. numbers back up into the upper 60's so another oppress

for wealth, leisure, and educational platforms on which early new england stood. if freed up the time of the owning class to rapidly grow their holdings and enrich themselves intellectually and culturally. owning land and labor created wealth. plantations were few in new england, but northern merchants owned the ships that moved the slaves from one continent to the other. factoriesowned the that manufactured the clothing that slaves and others wore. distilleries, appeasing appetites with rum and spirits. an industry dependent on sugar, sugar cultivation. wherever profit could be made, they were there. gold and silver filled their coffers, day and night. they were sultans of industry. some blacks also showed early anition, like mrs. atkins, african woman who did the unthinkable in 1670. she purchased a house. some funding likely came from who may have slave been on the desire and was rewarded for his heroism in saving richard bellingham, a governor, from drowning. mrs. atkins put down roots in the north end, then a black community. hill includes thousands of black

a severeevere -- thunderstorm watch for new england. it could be extended south later. we could have isolated severe thunderstorms possible 3:30 to 5:30. the most severe weather will be to our north, but we can't let our guard down. conditions are prime. heavy thunderstorms developing as we speak. neare doppler radar, hagerstown, very heavy line of extremely heavy rain, gusty winds, and a tremendous amount of lightning. we zoom in on it, give you a in hagerstown, 86 degrees. they're looking right at this line of approaching showers and storms. near thest pennsylvania border. for the moment, it's to the north and east of hagerstown that we see the greatest threat of severe weather. locally, we have atmospheric conditions that will support the further development of thunderstorms. individual storms moving along the cold front to the northeast while the actual front is slipping southeast. we still have a few more hours to develop the conditions that would support more storms, some of them becoming exceptionally strong with very high winds and torrential downpours. the line

he was the chief pharmacist at the new england compounding pharmacy. he was convicted of 25 counts of murder. the pharmacy did not sterilize or test the products before shipping them out using expired ingredients. 60 people died, 700 became sick. >>> officials in columbia are searching a reservoir after a tour boat capsized. the boat started sinking during an afternoon floating crews. a floatilla converged on the bigger boat. investigators say they don't know what went wrong. >>> authorities in myanmar intentionally set a fire with a price tag of $384 million. they to find huge piles of confiscated illegal drugs and amphetamine tablets and cocaine. the country has long been a haven for drug goers and dealers. the second biggest producer of heroin and major producer of synthetic drugs. the government wanted to show it turned the page on the drug trade. >>> another check of the forecast. stepping live outside, sky6 live hd in high definition showing you the ben franklin bridge. meteorologist david murphy with your update from, when "action meteorologist

the first batch mainly focusing across new england, new york state but there's a secondary line that's through the ohio valley and that's what will be affecting us tomorrow. right now it's just hot and it's humid. the current heat index makes it feel like 93 in philadelphia, 91 in allentown, the big difference down the shore, cape may with that that wind off the ocean it only feels like 73 degrees. it's cool and windy and tomorrow i'll drop the temperature down to 89 degrees but don't let that fool you. dewpoints tomorrow will be higher than today. they'll be in the 70's so the heat index, the way it feels will be up any other mid 90's by the afternoon so it will be oppressive and with that heat and humidity we do have a threat of some storms. let's talk about the storms that are happening right now though. double scan live showing that we do have a cluster of thunderstorms across northern berks county right now, hamburg you can see it's heading towards slatington. not severe but a lot of thunder and lightning, 40 lightning strikes the past 15 minutes, also some heavy downpours really

the union will host new england revolution sunday at 5:00 p.m.f a loss to the red bulls on wednesday. that was in open cup play. as we get into july coach curtin knows the mls matches will take on more importance. >> every point matters. you look at the table now. we have a game or two in hand on some teams. we have to take advantage of those especially when they're in our home stadium at talen energy. we'll look to get all three points. we need a nice loud crowd like they always are behind us pushing our guys on and yeah, it's a big game for us against new england who is a dangerous team but we have the confidence and the home fielder get all three. >> ahead at 6 o'clock we join a couple of union players inside a makeshift classroom. the subject is english. we'll explain how that helps on the field next half hour. >> finally tonight, a mother will do anything for her son. european pga tour that's the mother of lee. she rolls up her pants to retrieve her son's putter from the pond the icky pond i should add. leigh tossed it in there after being f

as the owner of the new england england patriots, he has built an organization that has won five super bowl championships. robert: in our organization, people are free to do what they do and are not encumbered by corporate bs. megan: kraft shares his thoughts on what makes tom brady special. robert: he's the most genuine, nice, hard-working person. a on his toll so with a league over to deflategate. i doot hold grudges, but i will also do not forget [laughter] megan: and on his close, personal bond with president donald trump. robert: i always remember the people who were good to me. he was in that category. megan: a conversation with robert kraft coming up on this week's "bloomberg businessweek debrief." ♪ robert: i love business. and growing up in brookline, massachusetts, i always dreamt about going to harvard business school. we came from a family of limited financial means, so i would go over starting in high school i would talk to the dean of the school and see what i had to do to get admitted right out of college. i knew what i was passionate about, so i try to go on a path to d

. >> right off the top tonight a storm system stretching from the gulf coast all the way to new england. it's headed our way. thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins you. >> can blame the upcoming rain on remnants cindy. gwen gwen has the time of of it all. >> we're looking overnight tonight and first part of saturday and we're getting a soaker ft. forecast holds up. we'll watch it closely because this will interact with a frontal system and combination of those two will definitely sot us up for pretty active weather and here's swaj of tropical moisture that moves through and we've been sitting in the tropical air mass awhile now. you can see it's starting to get closer to us and little sprinkle starting to move its way through to loudoun county and as we move to overnight hours that's when we really expect to see a chance of heavy rainfall and i cannot rule out maybe app is isolated storm. flash flood watch in effect primely to areas west as you can see including parts of west virginia and but we do have a coastal flood advisory. this is in effect for an arun

." >>> i have sting the police job, we'll tell you how he lost his job in new england and then found a new one in new jersey. go get them. >> reporter: competitors have warned about the dangers of laundry pods around children ahead new warning for adults. well get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we take you outside live this morning, you can see the foggy conditions there, meteorologist chris sowers says it will reach the mid 80s today, but tomorrow, father's day we'll hot. we're back in just a bit. >> this is just coming into "action news," three people were hurt along conchester highway and station road in conquered township. two cars have significant damage him a box truck flipped on its side all three victims in the hospital right now. firefighters tried to salvage some of the bags of ice that were transported by the big truck. no word on the condition of the victims. we'll keep you posted at 6abc.com. >>> all right, do you know where chocolate milk comes from? a dairy organization recent survey found 7% of americans think chocolate milk comes from brown

george bush is from new england or texas and he is less ties to new england than he does to any prep school spirit you mean iowa. >> yes, iowa then new england. he beats reagan and that night tom pettit of nbc goes on national television and says we have just witnessed the political funeral of ronald reagan. reagan is out. that's it. five weeks later he scores an enormous comeback in the new hampshire primaries and we all remember the debate, payments national debate i'm paying for this microphone, mr. green, even though his name was. [inaudible] that starts the beginning of his comeback against bush but he goes to detroit, the party is still divided and he needs to pick up bush to unify the party as they always have, nixon pics large and eisenhower pics nixon and in order to unify the party those ticket splitting practice the faction in the 40s, 50s and 60s and into the 70s. it goes through 30 primaries of state conventions and the nomination is not just reagan's for the asking. he has to fight, the street fight of his life to meet george bush to get the nomination. >> that fight is

storms across new england, across the great lakes and the ohio valley.his swings through, and there's a lot of moisture associated with it. so future tracker 6 showing you that line and a wall of water tomorrow evening just in time for the evening commute from the i-90 corridor down across the mid-atlantic region as well. so because of that, the storm prediction center placed us in a slight and enhanced risk of finding some severe weather. widespread showers and storms for the orange-shaded counties here. and scattered showers for the yellow-shaded counties. what to expect tomorrow, it's hot. stays oppressive. gusty thunderstorms on the way, possibility of hail. brief, heavy downpours likely. and the potential of localized flooding with a flash flood watch in the i-95 metro area. a closer look at the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. back to you, sarah. >> be sure to check in with 6abc as you start your day in the morning. the latest accuweather forecast and the updated timeline of when that heavy rain is expected to rave. >> moving on to a distur

and whacking part of eastern parts of new england for friday.artly cloudy and cool again 40 for center city and you'll see the stars reappear overteet night tonight and that spills into thursday and much brighter here and north-northeastly wind for the shore and temperatures in the 60s and better inland with temperatures close to 10 degrees above today in the middle 70s. the pressure that brought the cool air and above is pulling away tomorrow into friday and high pressure begins to build here over the second half of the weekend and by sunday that hot air starts to not only blossom in the deep south but all the way into the mid-atlantic and new england. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 74 tomorrow and sun and clouds and great on friday with morning clouds and a good amount of sun and 80 degrees, feeling like june and 84 on saturday and the heat is on sunday it is breezy and a tad humid of 90 degrees and hot and humid monday and 92 and the heat and humidity peak on tuesday and feeling like the upper 90s before the cold front comes in

. >>> plus a dark, stormy night, we will show you more severe weather that hit new england last night. >> ♪ >> well, here at home weather sure was beautiful yesterday. >> it certainly was, jan. >> gorgeous right now as well, so we say don't change. katie's forecast is coming up after the break. >> look at that shot. boy, oh, boy. >>> back on "eyewitness news", new jersey based drug maker merck is target by computer hackers in an international sign's tack. it all started in ukraine, yesterday, and has quickly spread to 80 companies around the world. merck is second largest drug maker in the u.s. hackers encrypted files on the computer network and now demanding money to decrypt files. >>> merck isn't alone a pittsburgh area hospital and health care system is recovering from a sign's tack. we are told intrusion was linked to the other hacks report add cross the globe some patients were forced to reschedule medical procedures, since the commuters were down. officials say they are using same protocol they were using during a disaster. >>> horrific bus crash is caught on camera in detroit b

at stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the action is in the poconos north through parts of new england where they are littered by these downpours and thunderstorms and quiet now across our area and temperatures again very nice. 80 in philadelphia with the cloud cover to the north, you see it's cooler, 62 in buffalo and 64 in syracuse and richmond to the south not really heat at the present time. 80 degrees there. for tonight a spotty shower or thundershower early this evening. most of us it's cool and a comfy night. 51 that is chilly in the northwestern suburbs and 59 initiation for center city as well. the accuweather forecast one more cool day before a late day warm-up with increasing humidity and the chance for storms during the weekend we'll talk about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. in just a little bit. changes are heading our way. >> thank you. >>> more than three dozen people are arrested following an extensive undercover drug investigation in chester county. district attorney tom hogan announced the results of operation wild fire. the eight week long investiga

tomorrow, pennsylvania, new york, and new england, looks like we'll see quieter weather deeper into the holiday weekend. >> thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the race to get away. a record number of americans hitting the road this weekend. >>> plus the consumer alert tonight. fidget spinners, the summer's hottest toy. but now a new concern after one of the gadgets reportedly caught fire. >>> and sin city about to welcome a new type of vice. we'll tell you about it. stay with us. nutritional needs... all in one. purina one. healthy energy, all in one. strong muscles, all in one. highly digestible, and a taste he loves, all in one. purina one smartblend is expertly blended... with 100% nutrition, 0% fillers, always real meat #1. lifelong smart nutrition. it's all in one. purina one. my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. ♪

. >> a loin of storms stretching from the gulf to new england are headed our w way. what does that mean for the weekend plans. here's gwen with the forecast. gwen. >> tony, shawn, you're absolutely right. all that moisture streaming its way towards us and we've been actually right in the thick of all that tropical air mass that it has also pro provided. so, right now we're keeping an eye" ran day closely from the gulf all the way through the ohio valley and northeast we are seeing this rain that is continuing, now, we have a chance of seeing it pick up for us during the overnight hours and it could be heavy rainfall as well. and also, rights into the morning hours. we're watching it closely as we anticipated actually mot mothering with a frontal system that will be part of the weather maker also. so, rights now it's 84 in the district. we're seeing rain showers. and humidity is up there with the dew points. so it feels like it's actually 92 degrees if you step outside the air is thick. you can almost cut it with a knife as a result of that and when we move into tomor

gulf, the great lakes have to deal with showers and storms, and that storm will head to areas of new england through sunday evening. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at your day ahead. you can see it's not going to rain all day long in florida or along the gulf coast. we'll see a chance of showers and storms for about every location. keep the umbrella handy from dallas to houston to new orleans. frances, the weekend looks warm in most areas though some will dodge the rain. >> thank you. >>> friday, kathy griffin will hold a press conference to address the motivation behind that disturbing photo of her holding the bloodied likeness of jim carrey defended her saying it's the job of a comedian to cross the line. a town goes up for auction. aladdin was listed for $1.5 million. no takers. and today is national donut day honoring women who serve donuts to soldiers in world war i. many shops have freebies. so get your donut today. people , tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ to

gulf, the great lakes have to deal with showers and storms, and that storm will head to areas of new england through sunday evening. >>> conditions for today will be ideal. lots of sunshine for today. area of high pressure will be our weathermaker. your out-the-door forecast for the next couple of hours, keeping it in the 60s to kick off your day at 7:00 a.m. by the middle of the day, seeing 70s. again, a mix of sun and clouds. more sunshine if anything. p.a. suburbs also seeing really nice conditions. we'll top out in the 80s for today. overall a fantastic friday. >> thanks. >>> here's what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> philadelphia councilman david oh is back with his family following a violent attack. the search for the robber who stabbed him and how leaders are responding to questions over safety in the city. >>> and rolling into rehoboth. the final stop on our shore tour. >>> and colin wentz helps a class get out of a final exam. how a re-tweet made it happen. weather, traffic, and news you need to know before you head our the door -- >> coming up at 4:30. people wit, to

when we look at new england, they won and a couple guys didn't go.'m talking about when they just won. i know they win all the time. when they just won a certain number of guys didn't show up. it's their right not to do so. there have been presidents i have been in fave of and those i haven't. but regardless of that fact going to the white house as an american is something i would do. the great thing about this country is they have a right to protest. jesse: i would love to see the champs show up. max kellerson says the nfl has made sports political by playing "the national anthem." >> colin kaepernick didn't know looking for a protest. it came to him. he was asked to stand for the national anthem. you don't have to stand for the national anthem. even if there was a rule that you did, is that colin kaepernick injecting politics into the nfl? no, it's the nfl injecting politics in expect you to stand in the first place. jess require injects pa patriot. and it doesn't force anybody to stand up, does it? >> the understanding is we ask people the stand f

so rain at the oval and the forecast isn't great for cardiff tomorrow where england play new zealand.puddles and looks ahead to a game which, if england win, will put them into the semi—finals. here we are at a cricket ground in cardiff, but no cricketers. just some groundsmen and covers. gloomy, never mind. press on, the opportunity for indoor exercise for england's cricketers today in a competitive football match going on. ben stokes has been taking part, payne three for several days. one of several players staying over the weekend, the threat of terrorism after the attack there in this tournament has been part of the conversation. you may remember at the back end of last year, the captain wouldn't go to bangladesh for security reasons. but as for the champions trophy, eoin morgan is now sure that they must go on. i feel it is huge. i think this happens for one reason, to obstruct people's every day of their lives. i think it is very important. new zealand may think they have been harshly treated by they have been harshly treated by the weather in this tournament already. the match

the new england patriots are second, followed by the philadelphia eagles, the new york giants, and the pittsburgh steelers. here are the teams at the bottom of the list: the cincinnati bengals rank 28th. they're followed by the jacksonville jaguars, the tennessee titans, and the los angeles rams. the kansas city chiefs's fanbase ranks dead last. the washington redskins rank 15th. the team did well, when it came to fans' overall willingness to support the team, and to follow the team on the road. but the skins came in 29th in the ranking that measures fans' willingness to show team support online. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen weather. toss to eileen toss to eileen - code orange air quality alert today - hottest day of the week today (low 90s) - rain tomorrow; very humid & breezy - turning nice saturday afternoon & great sunday! today: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 89-92 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. showers developing by dawn. winds: sw 5-10 mph friday: am showers. very humid & breezy. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 87-90 winds

their base is financial and industrial interests in the great lakes, sweeping down from new england and the midwest. they are really interested in building up the navy in particular. i think you see a navy industrial complex before a military industrial complex, and historically navies are more advanced than armies, anyway. >> your book is titled "torpedo: inventing the military-industrial complex in the united states and great britain." tell us about the case study. ms. epstein: i came to it by accident. i didn't wake up and think i really need to learn more about this. i was flailing around for a topic, had these meaning of life questions, and somebody said what about torpedoes. shockingly, they were right. that became my topic, and then my interest -- i stumbled across the intellectual property dimensions. these were hugely complex weapons systems, and they really were i think at one of the first weapons systems to drive this new procurement relationship between the government and private sector in both the united states and great britain. and so, when i realized both nations were ru

there's a severe thunderstorm watch up for parts of new england and new york state. all that action spotting to our north but as you can see a broken line heading into central parts of pennsylvania and that will continue to kind of pivot through parts of the lehigh valley and the poconos. could be scatter here later this evening and most of us stay dry. future tracker showing 6 o'clock tomorrow evening that's our best opportunity -- oh, passing through brian and monica, we're going head back to you. we'll have that full accuweather forecast in a little bit. >> thank you so much. let's take you live to that news conference in west goshen township from police. >> hundreds and phone calls and hundreds of e-mails for which we are following off on every one of them but we are prioritizing them because we're getting them from all corners of the country to be honest with you. so, it's based on the information that is within the e-mails that we prioritize that and we actively review that. we have over 20 agent as working on this case. we dollar have an update with regard to

england have looked up to new zealand's cricketers in the last few yea rs. me sunshine, if you are optimistic. 0urfingers remain crossed! 0nto football now. england's women play in the european championships in the netherlands this summer — with high expectations of what they can achieve. jo currie has spent the day with manager mark sampson and his squad. it's been two months since mark sampson named his squad for the summer's neurosis. since then all of his players have come through the season without picking up a major injury, chelsea won the spring series title but were pushed all the way. so now having seen how his players performed in the season does mark sampson have any regrets about naming his squad so early? absolutely not, we've been really pleased with the way the players have performed, the level of ability we have seen them display has been really pleasing for me as a manager and we have a good balance with how many games the players have played but also they have got some good rest time as well. we always want this group to turn up tough, as in

than he does to any prep school, ties to iowa more than any prep school then new england so he beatsreagan. tom pettit of nbc says we witness the political funeral of ronald reagan. five weeks later, he scores an enormous come back in the new >> i am paying for thiss microphone, even though, and that begins, that strips the beginning of his comeback against bush. but he goes to detroit if the party is still divided and so he needs to pick bush to unify the party as they always have. always have, nixon picks agnew to unify the party, both practice perfection in the 40s, 50s, 60s into the 70s it unifies the party but goes through 30 primaries, the nomination. the street fight of his life to be george bush to get that the nomination. >> this leads to voodoo economics. >> reagan pushing -- radio commentaries about it, and the 80 campaign is really the devil and bush because he can't match it. came up with his own tax plan but it is more focused on business unless the individual where reagan was focused on the individual and less on business so bush unwisely starts attacking a popular pla

cool temperatures across new england. most of the rain will be out of the picture.what will be interesting to watch is what happens overnight. northwesterly wind. showers make their way around the eastern seaboard. theh what happens later in day. we stay northwesterly. overnight, it switches out of the northeast, bringing in a different air mass. a good chance we will see spotty showers before sunrise. maybe a patch of by late thursday afternoon, things will bring up. the forecast for the -- for isolated showers. , there may be a little bit of sunshine. it celebrate fairfax. let's take a look at the next few days. a chance of light rain and spotty drizzle. 85, more humid. we will have a bunch of days into the 90's. maybe a storm on wednesday. hot stuff coming back to town. adrianna: george clooney and his wife had their twins today. doug: i know what it is like to have twins. adrianna: so much more ahead. first, a preview of what is coming up tonight. s, they don'theck expire, right? yes and no. the incredible journey of a check issued in 1987. until she adrianna: s

so they were going around with -- he was going around with the doctor around new england but then they discovered that tuberculosis and syphilis was spread with that so they made that illegal. this procedure was stopped and said this is illegal but it's interesting that it was still illegal at the time that we are looking at robin's notice and he was enslaved by a doctor who knew about this and we wanted to make sure that his slaves didn't get small pox. i found that interesting. it's not until the revolutionary war period when they're allowing people obviously because men in all close quarters and they are going to catch it from each other and they start add lowing this type of we call it a vaccination. ran away 1794 april 30th and this was posted in new york journal and patriotic and negro girl named jude. she's about 19 year's old. short, good-looking. speaks good english. talks much and is very observant. was brought up in huntington, long island. two low-life white scandals dressed like gentlemen were caught in bed on the morning previous going off. the reason of her deserting is

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study after study, including one from the american journal of public health, to the "new england journal of medicine," to the harvard school of public health have told us. again, this is not bernie sanders engaging in a rhetorical debate. this is what scientists and doctors who have studied the issue are telling us. in factl -- in fact, mr. president, just this afternoon, a few hours ago, the annals of internal medicine -- this is a prestigious medical journal -- published an article from researchers at the city school of new york performed a at public health at hunter college at harvard medical school entitled, and i quote, the relationship between health insurance and mortality is lack of insurance deadly. that was the title of the article appearing today. according to a summary of this article, and i quote, insurance decreases the odds of dying among adults by at least 3% and as much as 29%, and being uninsured substantially raises the risk of dying. the coauthor of this article, dr. david himelstein, according to the c.e.o. the republican -- the c.b.o., the republican plan would stri

study after study including one from the american journal of public health to the new england journal of medicine to the harvard school of public health, this is not bernie sanders engaging in a rhetorical debate. this is what scientists and doctors are telling us. this afternoon a few hours ago, the annals of internal medicine, a prestigious medical journal published an article from researchers at the city university of new york school of urban public health and harvard medical school, quote, the relationship of health insurance and mortality is lack of insurance, deadly, that was the title of the article appearing today. according to a summary of this article, quote, insurance decreases the odds of dying among adults by at least 3% and is much is 29% and, quote, being uninsured substantially raises the risk of dying. the co-author of this article commented according to the cbo you senate republicans plan would strip coverage from 22 million americans. the best estimate based on scientific study is 29,000 americans would die each year as a result. i know that no republican wants to s

this was the boston area through new england, they really had some rough weather with a lot of treesof the ground. storms fueled by the intense heat and humidity and that's the same cold front headed our way. i don't think he will have that kind of condition with such high wind like that, but there could be a few locations that do pick up wind, maybe over 45 miles per hour today. long-lasting, but look at this, today tomorrow, friday, rain chances will be up, losing the .eat getting a little unsettled the highest chance for rain comes today and then on friday the rain comes late in the day. the radar scanning the area where we are seeing the showers and storms now well to the east over new york and areas of long island. , we willto about 7:00 have that chance but look at the high temperature, 87 degrees. as the storms come into the area, temperatures may drop. sunglasses still getting used a little bit early on. the nationals with one more day and then we are back in play next week on thursday. the forecast for today, there may be a game delay and if there is one it will be brief, no

from there, she travelled to new york and new england. pacific ocean via a trip through the panama canal. arriving on rapa nui, also known as easter island, was a significant accomplishment on the journey, as the tiny island is considered extremely hard to find using natural navigation skills. the last part of the journey included brief stops at the pitcairn and marquesas islands before the crew steered the canoe back to hawaii. 19 countries and 40,000 nautical miles later and the hokule‘a's work is farfrom done — the boat will now embark on an eight—month trip around the hawaiian islands in a bid to reconnect with local communities and schools. good evening. it has been the hottest day of the year so far. lots of dry weather for many of us today. the best place to head was the beach, as you can see from the picture behind me. it has been widely hot and humid across the country, with the exception of shetland. that week weather front that has been with us for well over five days, producing a fair amount of cloud and some drizzle as well.

across northern virginia most rain cleared the district and there's a look at front that extent from new england to new york city towards d.c.. and this is going to bring us welcomed relief in temperature department and that's severe thunderstorm watch has been dropped for metro as severe storm ended and still in place until 8 p.m. southern maryland and that should be dropped as well. and check on those temperatures what to sxekd the rest of week still ahead in the 7 day forecast coming up. marina. >> and some breaking news to report the university of virginia student who spent 17 months in north korean prison died. otto warmbeer arrived student contracted botulism it is claimed after his trial last march where he was convicted of stealing a propaganda poster in his hotel. north koreans say he was given a sleeping pill and he returned home with severe brain damage and they're not clear what caused it. >>> now to latest on the baseball field. ambush which critically wounded steve scalise good news to pass along tonight. >> his condition is upgraded from critical to serious. house majority whip ha

all the rain is up in new england. we are on the dry side of this. so the only thing we really expect are maybe a few sprinkles trying to move in from the system i just showed you. there are a few sprinkles across the area and the best chance is north of the district this afternoon and again it happens pretty quickly. if you're out walking the dog today, look at the face on this sweetie taylor. he needs a home. head to the human society to find out how to adopt her. a stray chance of a shower by 4:00 and mid-70 mostly cloudy day. 71 for a high tomorrow. 73 on thursday and slight chance of a shower. 80 and sunny on friday. sunday, 87 and then the 90s move in. that's coming up. >> thank you, sheena. >>> america's favorite tv dad is back in court this morning. >> we're taking you to pennsylvania for day two of the >>> want to get you another update on the developing situation out of paris. but first, earlier we said that the suspect was killed by officers. paris police shot that man but he is not dead. in the last 30 minute, we learn learn learned that

cool into northern new england and parts of upstate new york, 90.ropical downpours through the l central rockies. plenty of sunshine up and down the coast. looking at another nice day in the northeast on into new england. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> a great day outside in the washington area. from the blue ridge to the bay, it's going to be a sunny and breezy and dry afternoon. temperatures mid 60s in the shenandoah valley. upper 60s around downtown. upper 70s and low 80s. breezy. northwest winds, 15 to 20 miles per hour. nice dry weather continues into at least the first half of the weekend. showers and storms likely back late sunday. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right. al, thank you. we're wrapping up our essential series, eating to 100. maria we're ending with a great lunch date. >> we are. and we've been traveling to exotic far away lands with dan as he makes twrites do recipes. this morning the blue zone takes us to our own backyard in sunny california. the tabl

on the cool side into northern new england and parts of new york, 90.next week or so. tropical downpours down through the gulf. flooding is going to be a possibility. we look for showers around the central rockies. plenty of sunshine up and down the west coast until you get to the pacific northwest. and we're looking at another nice day here in the northeast on into new england. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out with low clouds an fog and even drizzle right now in san francisco. today the high temperature will reach up to 64 degrees and 65 tomorrow. we'll continue to see those highs in the mid 60s heading into next week. for the inland areas. mid 70s trending into the upper 70s in time for saturday and next week we'll have some more warm weather reaching into the upper 80s by tuesday, which will be the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >>> all right, al, thank you very much. we're wra

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stretching from new england all the way into the southeast. it's part of a cold front pushing east. right now, we've got about 60 million people at risk for late day and early evening thunderstorms. can't rule out a tornado or two. and as this front pushes to the east, especially from new england right also the mid-atlantic states, along the i-95 corridor, all the way to the southeast, significant problem delays. we have 40 million people under flash flood watches with rainfall amounts one inch to two inches per hour. from the interior sections of new england all the way down to washington, d.c. we could be looking at four to five inches of rain in total over the next 24 hours. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. next 30 seconds. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we begin with mild temperatures. and in san francisco it's going to be warm again today, up to 83 degrees. upper 70s is for tomorrow, wednesday, at 83 again on thursday. for the inland valleys, still some sizzling temperature

as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar warm front to new york state and new england and bringing humidity and more of a southerly wind our way. tomorrow your friday, 91 in allentown un92 in reading and philadelphia 92 degrees sunny hot and on the muggy side and at the shore you see that sea breeze in effect with temperatures in the upper 70s are. pretty refreshing down here. down at the shore if you head here for the holiday weekend. saturday 79 degrees and a thunderstorm saturday hold off until the latter part of the day. mainly at night down at the shore in the sand, 84 degrees and monday it is a great beach day. 83 degrees. the ocean temperature 65 and the only thing you watch like melissa was chatting with down at the shore. if you head to the poconos saturday humid with thunderstorms around and late in the morning hours going into the afternoon 79 and on sunday sunny and less humid 80 degrees and monday sun and clouds 78. nice in the poconos after we get through the storms on saturday. the 4th of july that is what everyone wants to know. looking good. temperatures near 90 de

including southern new england. access to the noon hour.in moving through the mountains of tennessee to virginia. arriving near d.c. around noon today. pretty dry throughout much of the new england area. nothing too heavy. a lot of clouds. temperatures on the cool side. right after school activities or work activities this evening. still rain down here from richmond. scattered showers around charlotte and rale lee maybe breaks of sun around d.c. tuesday morning, more scattered showers. storms going to linger and spin over us here for two or three days. cloudy with occasional rain. not a bad lawn to be found. new jersey north wards. such a rainy day. here's today's forecast. great weather you want to go from st. louis to chicago to minneapolis. scattered storms in texas. a chance of rain. on the west coast it was this weekend too. 77 in la. 73 in seattle. by the end of this weekend. patterns flipped. that's when the east will warm up and west will cool. you like the hot weather. move on in the east. >> hold on. >> still ahead, after missing

his context for avoiding the subject is that he doesn't want to be typecast as a new england federalists who is starting to a checked to marginalization and national politics due to the dominance of the jeffersonians. rather, this is actually come at the moment when he is starting to identify with the administration, and he is going to be alone along that to support the embargo. he is going to switch parties, though he might not have put it that way because he didn't like parties. at that time or later. it's really incumbent upon him to take -- notes on that subject because he thinks there are more important things going on. this is going to cost him his senate seat. this just might -- wasn't maybe the principled stand we would expect. >> i'm on. he leaves the senate, then he has a golden parachute -- he's an important diplomatic position. he is our first minister to russia. he helped negotiate the end of the war of 1812. as part of a delegation that included mr. clay among others, then he served as minister to great britain. that ships are focused to john quincy adams and slavery out in

the lions lose again in new zealand as the all blacks loom ever closer. and on the eve of england'sampions trophy semifinal against pakistan, we'll have the team news from cardiff. good evening. it's been a long season for england's footballers. it came to a close in paris tonight with defeat against france. 3—2 the final score in thjeir friendly at the stade de france. our sports correspondent andy swiss is with me. evening andy, we'll get to the match in a moment but there was a terrific show of solidarity before kick—off in the wake of the recent terror attacks. yes, it was a very poignant occasion. it was a friendly in the friendliest sense, a show of sporting solidarity between france and england. you can see the two leaders their side—by—side before the match. as a band played don't look back in anger, the famous oasis song which has become an anthem. both teams sang along lustily to that. once that had finished we had a minute's silence as the entire stadium showed its respects to the victims of the recent terror attacks, just as we saw at wembley 18 months ago in the wake of

ultimate doppler we have showers and some storms up threw new england and new york.is going to stay well to the north and we are going to stay in the heat. here's look at the probability of rain over the next couple of days. no issue for friday. saturday a few scattered showers in the afternoon. sunday looks great and so does monday. so right now at home 86 in philadelphia. 84 in trenton. pottstown 83. 85 in reading. little bit cooler down the shore with a sea breeze that's going to be with us through the holiday weekend. overnight tonight, philadelphia 71. trenton 70. wrightstown 69. atlantic city inland at the airport 69. down the shore this weekend, highs the next couple of days in the 70s but with the sea breeze it will feel cooler. it will be sweatshirt weather definitely in the evening and at night. rip current risk moderate to high because of the sea breeze. sunday 81. monday 79. the fourth looks great. that's not all always the case. 78 degrees down the shore. still breezy but a mostly sunny day for the holiday. and as we look at the seven day forecast, heat