the storms that moved through is making a run through delaware, newark, delaware seeing powerful storms. we had tremendous lightning in new jersey and eastern pennsylvania. i'm watching a line forming towards the west of the state. this is still several hours away. during my 11:00 newscast we could track more storms across the baltimore area. be aware of that. there could be more storms overnight. 75 in town. 82 d.c. notice an unsettled planner. 80 degrees around the 8:00 hour. there could be spotty storms at 78. tomorrow another active day with late day showers and thunderstorms developing. temperatures in the 80s. there is the first round coming through. here's the second round. this line holds together we could address some more strong storms in the forecast as we head into tonight. that warm surge continuing from the southerly direction. that's what is going to fuel these showers and storms. we'll keep the forecast reflecting showers and thunderstorms into tomorrow. tropics active. we have ernesto out there with winds 50 miles per hour. not going to be a threat for the gulf of mexic

i called the police hief in newark delaware.and i said what would happen if an american citizen had been pulled over in those same circumstances. he said they would be going to jail. so i think the obvious thing here is that if you get pulled over, the first words out of your mouth better be when they stop you, very good. lou: the idea that there is no response of the republican party, the no reaction from the citizens. where is the tea party? this is all happening in the president seems to have found the perfect time and tone to rule over america. >> people are occupied with other things. in my hands as the document. this is the implementation procedure. we are the only folks that have a copy of it. this is what senator sessions is very concerned about. because ultimately it in the day, he is afraid of this document right here will give safe harbor to criminal illegal aliens in this country. a very scary situ e-mails show e white house as pivotal. what will the "a team" say? >> energy policy and electoral reform. obama ran on h

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and a computer scientist from newark, delaware... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"rebek! thank you, johnny, and welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to quarter-final match number two in this year's tournament of champions. good to see you again, roger, brian, and kara. we got off to a great start yesterday. let's find out what happens today, shall we? here we go. the jeopardy! round contains these categories for you today... you identify the war in which it occurred. roger, start us. nobel peace prize, $200. who is king? martin luther king, jr. nobel peace prize, $400. sarah, please? henry dunant, who founded this international organization that works to relieve suffering, won a share of the first peace prize in 1901. since then, the organization itself has won an unprecedented three prizes. what is the red cross? peace prize, $600. what are land mines? peace, $800. what is unicef? peace prize, $1,000. who is gorbachev? for $1,000. 2001 movies for $800, please, alex. who is branagh?

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this was an incident out of newark, delaware. this ice agent saw an illegal immigrant driving.ive us the back story of what happened here. >> this happened back in march. the ice agents were trailing a primary target, a suspect they were after to eventually deport. they pulled over the vehicle and instead of finding their primary target they found another illegal immigrant. this person had been in the country for ten years, 35 years old, was driving without a driver's license, and this individual also had about ten traffic violations. so the agent, who is out of the philadelphia office, arrested this individual and brought him back to the office, and that's where field supervisors gotten solved, two according to documents we have received that detail all of this incident. and because this individual was not a primary target the officer, the agent was instructed to release this particular individual. >> reporter: right and the sergeant didn't like thathe agent didn't like this idea, he refused to release the suspect, so, he, now, the agent faces punishment and a suspension while

newark, delaware, on the democratic line. caller: i have a comment. you are throwing peanuts to the poor man because he cannot get a job and just criticizing. this is what i want to set to the republicans. love your sells more than you hate the president. he has your interest at heart. if mitt romney gets in, the republicans will be like they were in the great depression. thank you so very much. host: a reaction? guest: she is obviously a hard- core democrats. when i was speaker we worked in a bipartisan way with bill clinton. the largest reduction in children in poverty in american history is the two years after we passed a law. i think we can work together to get things done better good that i think president obama is much too far to the left and compared to president clinton, he is much too partisan. host: this is from "the new york times" -- what do you think of mitt romney at this point? guest: i think he is a smart, hard-working guy with great management capabilities who has put together a very effective campaign and won the nomination and did s

newark, delaware, on the democratic line. caller: i have a comment. you are throwing peanuts to the poor man because he cannot get a job and just criticizing. this is what i want to set to the republicans. love your sells more than you hate the president. he has your interest at heart. if mitt romney gets in, the republicans will be like they were in the great depression. thank you so very much. host: any reaction? guest: she is obviously a hard- core democrats. when i was speaker we worked in a bipartisan way with bill clinton. the largest reduction in children in poverty in american history is the two years after we passed a law. i think we can work together to get things done better good that i think president obama is much too far to the left and compared to president clinton, he is much too partisan. host: this is from "the new york times" -- what do you think of mitt romney at this point? guest: i think he is a smart, hard-working guy with great management capabilities who has put together a very effective campaign and won the nomination and did

newark, delaware on the democratic line. >> caller: good morning.the first thing i have is a comment, basically everything am going to say as a comment. but the first thing about the welfare situation. what is happening here come your throwing peanuts to the poor man because he can't get a job in many criticize him. here's what i want to say to republicans. i want you to love yourself more than you hate the president. understand what i'm saying. love yourself more than you hate the president. he has your interests at heart. if that romney could send it will be like the great depression, jumping over every bridge they can get on. thank you so very much. post or any reaction? >> guest: obviously she's a hard-core democrat. periods of great prosperity when a speaker she worked in a bipartisan way. largest reductions in children poverty has the two years after welfare reforms. we can work together to get things that are good. president obama is too far to the left and compare to president clinton. and a second editorial the campaign is that new depths t

. >> little kiera stevens from newark, delaware was watching television when she heard a loud thud comether's room. turns out she had been going into a diabetic shock at that point. police say that kyra's cool and her calm collected 911 call made all the difference. her mom is now doing just fine. those are your headlines. >> thank you, absly. check in with rick reichmuth now with a look at the first alert forecast. >> a lot of people have been asking has hurricane season been a bust? you have said that or thought that? >> that was our dinner conversation last night. >> exactly, i knew it here is the deal. hurricane season is bunched up into this active period from now until mid october. we're right about here. heading towards the peek which sander september 10th. and just right on could cue. sixth tropical depression atlantic hurricane center out here across the far eastern atlantic. take a look, can you see how far away that is in the any big concern immediately to us at all. one very close to the u.s. here. i don't think we have any potential becoming a big strong storm. we do stand