80 westbound, and there is slow traffic, but not quite as bad as it normally is.ooking at the other commute, going to the south bay, northbound 101 is a little bit slow pass the capitol expressway, but no major issues on 85 or 280 as of right now.>>> two people face murder charges in connection with the death of a father from millbrae, and keith green was reported missing and his body was discovered a week and a half ago. we are in hillsborough, where authorities raided the home over the weekend. >> reporter: good morning, and working to get more information from the sheriff department about the big break in the case. we know that over the past weekend, authorities raided this large home behind us in the city of hillsborough. the rate happened early saturday morning, and the s.w.a.t. team broke through the gate that surrounds the home, and officers heavily armed made their way inside. they eventually arrested tiffany lee, the ex-girlfriend of keith green. we have been told that the current boyfriend of lee has also been arrested in connection with the death of kei

i hope to lead a normal life. >> now we monitor you.want to make sure we watch the heart valve on a yearly basis to make sure that something sort of mildly leaky doesn't progress to something more severely leaky to problems down the road. >> in my case, as bad as it is, the loss of vision turned out to be a warning sign of the bigger health issues. doctors are finding brief and sudden vision changes like mine are many times early warnings of stroke. and with the help of new ever changing medical technology prevention is possible. >> this was a warning sign. this could end up saving my life some day. for years and years, the eye was viewed as the window of the soul. it could be the window of a lot of serious neurologic problems, no you heart problem. >> for me living with reduced vision will take adjustment. >> walking around furniture, small children on my left side, driving, but it's just a matter of adapting to those things. i can still read. i can still drive. just a month after my procedure, i finished my second broad street run and

he's not normal enough. he went for the republican nomination. now it is a normal candidacy. once he gets the nomination, he is the republican nominee. it's just normal enough to beat hillary clinton. i'm not surprised with the numbers. the republicans, you said it, the republicans were on the fence, they joined up. he gained six to eight points there. now, the interesting thing is working on blacks and hispanics. i'm interested to see what he's going to do. >> the nra coming out strong. >> and the nra. i think we have a soundbyte from trump on the second amendment, which is huge. he's playing that up. a couple things quickly, give me two seconds. >> yep. >> mitt romney had a very rough go in 2012, very rough go. if it's this simple for donald trump to win the electoral college and win, it's this simple. ohio and florida. you have to get it. you snicker, but it shouldn't be that big of a thing to do. he polls well in ohio with the union. he has union support and may get democrat support in ohio. here is the big one, pennsylvania with hillary clinton's coal comment, pennsylvan

we use near-normal because normal, people think of as the mathematical average.d talking the middle of the season's with a certain level of activity. >> the middle range. each one of the season designations is a range. it is not a distinct number. the lower range, the higher range. although there are uncertainties, like you said. >> yes. is there another question on the ?hone >> if somebody could talk about below activity era, what you will be watching in the future and what could that mean in terms of storm numbers? >> those are good questions. it is hard to say. when we are looking at these ocean temperature patterns, we are not looking month to month or year to year. we are looking for multiple decades. we don't just have the pattern lasting the same strengths for decades at a time. there is some variability. warm phasee the thisbly switching to cold, transit -- transition may reflected the year to year signal. what we will be looking for to say -- to see is the duration of the patterned and also its duration through the year. right now we are seeing it in the

but the first month in 13 months averaging below normal temperatures. satellite 6 along with action radar showing there is still remnant low of what used to be tropical storm bonnie, you can see that spinning in north carolina. but not throwing tropical moisture here because we have the cold front moving through last night. that is suppressing the low pressure to the south and high pressure is moving in and tonight mostly clear and a mild night. if you don't have allergies, the great night to open the windows, overnight low down to 60s in the suburbs and 66 for center city and looking good and tonight is a great night not for star gazing but planet gazing, the red planet, a great view of mars. it's 36. 8 million miles from earth, the closest it has been in 11 years. best time to view it is after midnight but any time after twilight look to the south-southeast. if you have a backyard telescope you'll be able to see the surface of mars, i posted about this on my facebook page, last night we have the clouds, and this week with the clear skies tonight and t

this is the normal delay i-95 southbound, we have normal building volume it's slow out there, the roads are wet. not so many people up just yet. southbound we have normal morning volume pretty light for this time of the morning. let's look at the schuylkill expressway right here. yup it's soaking wet. looking live approaching spring garden, westbound traffic right there, eastbound okay. regular volume, no accidents on the schuylkill expressway, but it's wet and it's slowing people down a little bit. we have an accident at susquehanna road, police on the scene they are blocking a lane, we have emergency workers here, as well. i want to step into new jersey, look at the rain, it's heavy at route 73 at 70 right here in marlton. tam. >>> thanking you, karen. >>> the search goes on for a road rage shooter who opened fire organ another driver on the blue route. a scareer scenario for commuters who are used to nothing less than a slow drive. annie mccormick has more on the story. >> reporter: this is a brazen act that happened in the middle of a busy highway in broad daylight. because of that

and back in 2008 we ran 7 degrees below normal.nd a shout-out to jersey girl brooke she got it right and she knows she got married on may 3rd of that year and remembers how chilly it was. speaking of chilly, the northeasterly wind continues and 58 in allentown, and 56 in trenton and 50 in the poconos, and pretty much mimicking the numbers at the shore. today wasn't too bad, it was cool and cloudy and damp and you see the rain down to the south, circulating around low pressure around the carolinas and near atlanta's position, should pivot back up to the north, it will show more rain our way and steady rain in fact. by 8:00 tomorrow morning, that rain is in trenton and wilmington and even central parts of buck county and chester county and heavy especially at the shore in southern delaware. the rain tomorrow, look at the radar, it's moving from the east to the west wrapping around that low. than piles up water along the shore creating moderate coastal flooding and noon time, lunch tomorrow, heavy rain around and as we get into the af

normally the nominee comes on the final night. sometimes they make an appearance via video screen.ut what you're saying is the possibility every night the convention delegates and the public will hear from donald trump. >> yes. i mean, donald trump is the master of the media. and he has quite a bit of experience in how to attract cameras. he's probably weighing right now what will attract the most attention and he's probably thinking to myself i'm the nominee so, why wouldn't i be on stage every single night? >> in the past these have been relatively newsless conventions. much more of a public relations for the democrats and republicans. so what's happening behind the scenes? what are the negotiations like between the trump organization and the rnc? >> it's -- right now even though it's a few months away they're still kind of in preliminary negotiations on what this will look like. and likely it's going to be a mixture of the rnc trying to make sure that the party else and the people in charge still have some say over it. and then also taking into account what donald trump has to s

twi outer loop getting back to normal. normal.delays extend before 95.exe the outer loop is justndouteop i completely jammed past newast ne hampshire.hamp debris in the roadway as well on 109 and huge delays on theayn inner loop. inne we are dealing with a crash between 50 and 66. plus 270.plus70 all of the iou extremely slow.lo grab some good mun derailment i ing into tonight's game three withoutgame one of their men.onof the we'll check in with the sports junkies and talk about bruce orpik's suspension. bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. >> welcome back. at 6:30, wet weatherea is causing in traffic at 5's a 5 ke6:3 head hit another car, hit those cars that wrong wayay driver was killed.ille >>> metro transit meantime mea

back into you. >>> jus back to normal. back into you. >>> just into the newsroom, we found out the death toll has gone up in texas. eight people have died due to the flooding. there are flood warnings all around houston, even though it's not raining at the this hour, and that is because rivers are still swelling. some could reach record levels.d that is because rivers are still swelling. some could reach record levels. >>> and in colorado, look at this tornado. this twister formed near the northeast colorado border yesterday. emergency officials say the storms caused widespread power outages and destroyed a barn. no one was hurt. >>> 4:32. tomorrow marks the official start of the atlantic hurricane season and the president is getting an official report on it today. fema will brief president obama about what to expect and how the country is preparing. noaa gave its initial hurricane outlook last week, part of this report today, the new tools agencies are using to follow hurricanes before they strike. fema funding will be a

and so, we normally would have been with them.er, they had decided about six months before that they were going to hawaii. >> a few minutes before 3:00 p.m., the plane is cleared to taxi to runway 32 right. at 3:02 p.m., it's cleared for takeoff. our investigative animations are about to turn you into an eyewitness to a horrific accident. >> the flight crew, flight 191 starts their normal takeoff. as the airplane departs the runway on their normal climbout, they get an indication that they've got an engine failure. >> one of the dc-10's wing-mounted engines has ripped away from the plane, flying up and over the left wing. gone with it are hydraulics and pneumatics, systems critical to controlling the airplane. >> the pilots knew they had a very serious problem. they knew the engine had failed, but they didn't know that it had actually come off the airplane. there's no indication for that. >> look at this, look at this. blew up an engine. equipment. equipment. he blew an engine. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> the leading edge slats which gi

>> a normal life. living life as a normal teenage girl. having birthdays, going to a prom, having the fun times just as a regular teenager. >> reporter: still, they hold families' love. ironically, castro gives the girls this stencil. they trace the word "hope" to ward off despair. >> i got that when he went to a yard sale. i thought it was so random. >> reporter: what did it mean to you? >> it gave me hope to come home one day. >> reporter: their only window to the outside world is that black and white television. anybody that you watched on television that helped you get

people who can do normal things. to give a tiny example, those 30 students have now gotten offers from google, apple, goldman sachs, from every big company -- and that is very difficult. if you came to the u.s. in two years and told me you are now a software engineer at google, i would not believe it -- but they are working so hard. they are taking it extra step to prove to the world, that extra -- there is this extra motivation for us to prove to the world that we are normal. at the same time, that also drives us to do things, to drive positive change to other syrians . that is when two of me to start this petition. was very frustrated that nobody was doing anything, nobody was saying anything. it was like a problem that was very isolated from the u.s. political scene are from the u.s. humanitarian scene. so i wanted to do this and i did bunch i did it with many of group of amazing people who helped us carry it forward and i am very grateful to the administration for listening to us. after all, we are like, who care

to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor.t humira helps people like me get uc under control and keept under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. >>> turning to news overseas, a major offensive to retake an isis strong hold in iraq. iraq's prime minister announcing the offensive on sunday, calling it zero hour for the liberation of fallujah. the government warned residents to f

they are not normal for him. expect some stabilization but this year, next year, is it next quarter? i think that is the thing that nobody knows. the year started in a way that nobody anticipated. all the banks have said that q1 was absolutely horrible. what you are not hearing from many of them is that things get magically better. everybodyat is what is grappling with. the business model, he is happy with that. strategically he knows where he wants to go. tactical story. how do i work my way around what i see as maybe not good short-term but it is affecting the numbers? short-term, i've really got to deal with that. the definition of short-term is what we have to work out because it could be for the rest of the year. if we do get a 2015 in reverse, we have yet to see any evidence of that coming through. francine: guy johnson with the latest on ubs from zurich. poundwe go to break because we had some pretty dire figures. pound stilltish erasing all this decline since the beginning of the year. a touch lower by no

we'll let you know when things go get back to normal.side of that location we're also seeing other crashes you need to be acquire of this morning. fire activity in prince willia william. sutly road closed both directions and fredericksburg another crash scene now we're tracking 3 east near nine mile run. caution there. watch for wet roads. let's us know what you're seeing reach out to me @erinfoxdc with any questions at well. wisdom. >> let's talk hockey. pittsburgh penguin player suspended for his actions on the ice moon. chris la tank is out for tonight's came for his interference on caps forward marcus johansson. tonight is game four in the stanley cup semi-finals. >> the modern gay rights movement will receive a federal designation. >> and the bike program expan expanding to a key part of prince george county. >> i'm holly morris tracking other stories trending this wednesday morning including some of rock and roll's greatest all said to perform on the same stage. details next. >> "fox5 news morning" will be right back. caress presen

montrose road is looking normal.nge, silver and blue routes possible delays due to mcpherson square. >>> developing story out of silver spring where police are investigating the break-in overnight at colonel e. brooke lee middle school that happened at 2:30 this morning. still not clear if anything was taken. the school should open as normal. eun? >>> thank you. and an evict ed dri will be opening for customers to pick up their clothes. the owner evicted there after not paying his rent for two years. >>> and i'm landon dowdy. a record number of travelers are expected to fly the friendly skies this summer. airlines for america predicts more than 231 million passengers will fly between june and august. that's up 4% from last year. and the difference is them calling on the tsa to hire and train more staffers. the recently delayed website called ihatethewait.com or you can tweet your photos of your wait and the security line. i'm landon dowdy. >>> 6:55 now. here are 4 things to know before you head out the door. the big

el tiempo de momento estÁ normal, altas presiones que los cubren hasta maÑana.ico, tendremos bastante lluvia del sÁbado. amanece lloviendo, lluvia ligera, lluvia moderada, y a ratos puede ser fuerte, pero tambiÉn temperaturas bastante frÍas para la Época. aquÍ lo vemos un poco mÁs de cerca, el viernes totalmente despejado, disfrute el viernes por el fin de semana estÁ pasado por agua, en especial el sÁbado. si vive en new jersey, delaware, observarÁ más lluvias. sectores mÁs al norte, allentown 45. temperaturas que siguen perlado fresco a frÍo. y ahora vamos a pronosticar, el mejor dÍa serÁ el viernes. podrÍamos alcanzar hasta 74. este es el pronÓstico, 80% de lluvia el sÁbado, sigue la lluvia el domingo y sigue el mal tiempo a lunes. ilia: mucha lluvia viene, gracias eduardo. ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn tras la pausa. ♪ ♪ locutor: Éste segmento ha sido traÍdo usted por shore toyota. ilia:buscan hispanos para participar en ensayos de medicamentos,al regresar le doy mÁs detalles. todos podemos ser ahorradores de energía. es fácil. apaga las luces... usa foc

bylowers expectations calling his very weak economic he has"the new normal." even taken to bragging about his administration's economic record. in a recent speech, he actually said that we are "at her off today than we were just seven years ago." -- "better off today than we were just seven years anyone who says differently is not telling the truth. i hate to tell the president this. even bill clinton said this about the obama economy -- "millions and millions and millions of people look at the pretty picture of america president obama has painted and they can't find themselves in it ." it's not hard to see why they cannot find themselves in president obama's pretty picture. during eight years of the obama administration, the number of americans participating in the lowestorce is at its rate since 1978. people have given up looking for a job. fallen intons have poverty. family paychecks have declined. the number of families on food stamps has skyrocketed by 40% -- all during the obama years. and the percentage of americans owning a home is down 5.2%. more and

read normally indicates extreme activity. most likely, lightning or thunderstorms. this does not indicate that but it does indicate tomorrow morning -- friday morning, instability in the air. by friday afternoon, yellows and reds go through. that's when you could see a thunderstorm. marks that it's kind of a drag because we like to be precise and say this is when it's going to rain. but with a pattern, we can only give you a broad brush. it's going to be out there. you probably won't even see anything but if you do, it will have some power behind it. saturday afternoon, more activity. the sun is going to come out and fueled these. we will be in this unsettled weather pattern. most of us won't get a drop but some will. most of us won't see lightning and thunder i don't suspect but some of us will. the 5-day forecast shakes out like that. when julie first got here, we would do early news and then you would report for the later news. i remember when you would come back from fires. >> everything would smell like smoke. i remember being pregnant and try not to breathe th

normally the nominee comes on the final night and sometimes they make an appearance via video screen but what you are saying is the possibility of her night the convention delegates and public will hear from donald trump. >> yes i mean donald trump is the master the media and he is quite a bit of experience and how to attract cameras and he is probably weighing right now what will attract the most attention and is probably thinking to himself you know i'm the nominee so why wouldn't i speak every single night tech. >> in the past that these relatively new sloth conventions public relations for the democrats and republicans, so what is happening behind the scenes? what are the negotiations like between the trump organization and the rnc? >> right now there are still even though it's only a few months away they are still trying preliminary negotiations on what it will look like and likely it's going to be a mixture of the rnc trying to make sure the party elites and the people in charge still have some say over it and then also taking it into account what trump has to say. they fully r

not quite normal, but pretty close to normal compared to today. even warmer on friday. outside, we're looking at easton, starting to look brighter, but plenty of clouds out there. don't be surprised if you step out. gray skies today with a few breaks of sunshine. satellite radar looking much better than even an hour ago. not looking at showers,ing at thinning clouds as well. our forecast is changing as we head throughout the afternoon. we started out with showers and clouds and improving throughout the afternoon. wind speeds are pretty breezy to the south. 15 miles per hour in wildwood, 12 miles per hour in millville, not quite as breezy to the north and west. neighborhood by neighborhood in terms of temperatures, cool right now, cool later on this afternoon. 61 degrees in south jersey, 58 in philadelphia. 62 at the jersey shore. same story as we look to the north and west. 61 in the lehighy. 60 in p.a. suburbs. we're going to stay put in the low to mid 60s this afternoon. right now, west chester, 62 degrees. phoenixville, 62. collegeville, 64. st. david's coming in at

>> it's about ten times what we normally get. n i like to see that. >> reporter: but it is for expectant mothers here that the thar looms largest. ar it a boy or a girl? >> a girl. >> reporter: emergency room nurse laura pratt is expecting her first child next week. >> there are so many risks to marry about, and this is just something else, that i could be l ing my normal thing and potentially harm my child. >> reporter: here in broward county, they're using low-tech but highly effective devices in neighborhoods to lure mosquitoes. this is it. essentially, it's dry ice and co-2 that lures the mosquito and traps it in this net. there are only eight of these in broward county for nearly two million people, scott. it is the federal funding, we are told, that could provide for hundreds more. >> pelley: david begnaud for us tonight. dsvid, thank you. our dr. jon lapook has been following zika from the start. jon, as congress debates the funding, what are public health officials telling you? >> reporter: scott, dr. frieden, who is the

and that's where we normally should be this time of year.e had ample sunshine for everyone as we close out the weekend and for the day of mother's day. currently outside 60 in philadelphia, 53 allentown. the lehigh valley 51. reading and lancaster. and 54 in the poconos. and satellite 6 and action radar, a partly cloudy sky in the region. high pressure over the great lakes slowly drifting eastward for the start of the workweek and the unsettled weather across the nation's heartland with the boundary across the eastern half of the u.s. and the bulk of the moisture away from the region at least for the start of the workweek. it is less wind. and sunshine coming back from the workweek on monday, but showers soon return later this week, going over all of details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> thieves hit a restaurant in glen mills right before the mother's day rush. now the police need your help finding the crooks. and "action news" reporter christie ileto has more. >> and many could go out to move the chairs b

they told my mother i was going to have a normal childhood. i wouldn't have to wear a brace. wouldn't have a limp. and it was an early defining moment about digging in, working hard and overcoming adversity. so i ended up having a very normal childhood thanks to her and an early lesson in hard work paying off. >> i want to ask you about the republican party in 2004, which was the last summer where a convention launched a gop candidate to the presidency. we've obviously come up short in '08 and '12. and the party stood for things. you were an incredible partner to my old boss george w. bush. we stood for free trade and forward spread of democracy in the middle east, an economic policy. our nominee now stands strongly against all those things, and that's obviously where the base of our party is. how did we lose touch with the base of our party? >> well, i think donald trump is a phenomenon. >> really? you doin't think our party changed their views? >> i didn't change my views n i don't think donald trump is going to change the republican party. >> you don't think he has? >> he'

temperature-wise show it is chilly, normal high this time of year 72, nowhere near that.ladelphia holding at 59 and wilmington 58 and allentown 57 and cape may only 56 degrees. this is the trend for the entire month of may. we had one day this past mothers day where the high hit the average high, it was 71 that day and every single day has been below normal. this month averaging so far 5 degrees below normal if the trend continues through the month it's the first month of the below normal temperatures, we had 13 months in a robie low average, satellite 6 along with action radar showing we this is the system, the front that breaks across the region, this is oscillating and meandering over us. that means more clouds and showers. future tracker 6 showing 6:30 tomorrow morning. you see this line through allentown and trenton and lakehurst, areas north of that could see sunshine but south of philadelphia we'll have scattered showers and through the day showers and a few peeks of sunshine at 4:00 in the afternoon but look at thursday, finally the sunshine is back by 8:00 thursd

and i am sweating bullets, trying to act normal.t i had to go to san jose, costa rica, before i could get to paris. i was shocked. i was expecting to go straight to paris and end this whole nightmare. he gives me my ticket. i had no idea i would be getting on the bus. i asked him, what's going on? what is this about? he grabbed my hand, and he says to me, he heard that i had a daughter. and he says, didn't roy tell you not to ask us anything? knowing i will do whatever it takes to get my baby back. the telephone wakes me up. pounding headache. i am so, so tired. kahlilah, your taxi to the bus station will pick you up in a half an hour. this is actually happening now. i keep telling myself, it will be over before you know it. i'm leaving the room and i pick up the bag, and i'm realizing, this is pretty heavy. i'm wondering if i can pull it off, carrying this around with me and making it look comfortable. ♪ ♪ we get to the bus station, and the driver takes the bag out of the car, and he says to me, your bus will be coming shortly. loo

so then you start to see those normal lines of the election and the normal cleavages along partisan clins and the question is what do the people in the middle to? >> molly ball, thanks for your time. >>> donald trump releases his list of california delegates. this is by far my favorite story of the day. on that list is a particularly troubling name. i will explain next. >>> speaker of the house paul ryan says he's not ready to throw his support behind the party's presumptive nominee. the house majority leader has indicated he is all-in. kevin mccarthy of california has signed up to a delegate for donald trump at the republican national convention. mccarthy was one in a long list of names submitted by the trump campaign to represent california ahead of the state's republican primary in june. the "los angeles times" explains how it works. campaigns submit a list of pledged delegates, three from each of the state's 53 congressional districts bus 10 statewide representatives before the election. the list the trump campaign submitted also includes pew teal, a billionaire, one of the biggest fi

so, actually, normal life is going on all around this congress.ut when you stop people on the streets and talk to them about it, of course they have to speak very carefully and in very reverential and respectful ways about anything to do with the party, the government, and all their leader, as well. over the coming days there should be large celebration events. that's something that we have been able to see people practicing for in the streets over the past few days. of course, thousands of people for these kinds of events, are practicing for weeks and months in advance in open spaces around the city. there's still an atmosphere of great expectation here amongst the foreign media and i think amongst the north korean officials that we are dealing with every day. >> south korea has in the past tried to promote reunification. president park geun-hye made it a priority at one point, but with the north's recent actions and a strained relationship between the countries, that goal seems as far away as ever. we have more from seoul. >> reporter: in the fi

pyongyang about 5 degrees higher than normal. in seoul it was extremely hot last week.the high rose to 30 degrees. things will be cooling down but still on the warmer side. and as for tokyo rainy weather on friday and temperatures remain higher than normal. all right. that's it for me now. up next, your three-day forecast. all right. >>> nhk "newsline" comes to you live from tokyo. as we've been reporting the g7 leaders are arriving in the ise-shima region for the two-day summit. prime minister abe is hosting the leaders of major advanced economies. >> translator: i want the g7 leaders to send a strong and clear message at this summit that we can respond to any situation and that we will contribute to sustainable, robust growth of the global economies. >> abe will give the leaders an official welcome thursday and guide them on a visit to the centuries old ise shrine. he went there on a private visit wednesday. he's expected to hold talks with president obama soon. he plans to urge measures to prevent climbs by u.s. military personnel. in a recent case police say an amer

pero son temperaturas normales.k estÁn en los 57. mÁximas para maÑana se dan cuenta de que son mucho mÁs bajas que este clima pero es por la lluvia que vamos a estar recibiendo y obviamente va estar bajando las temperaturas aquÍ tenemos el pronÓstico para el resto de la semana sÁbado va a llover. tenemos 63° de mÁxima y mÍnima 54°. el domingo va a llover un poquito menos y el lunes vamos a tener bastante humedad. va a ser un dÍa un poquito tristÓn no va a llover, no va a haber salva estÁ más que nada totalmente nublado. el resto de la semana se empieza a animar la cosa el martes suben las temperaturas y el miÉrcoles regresamos a los 82° la mÁxima y a los 59° la mÍnima. a disfrutar ese fin de semana. gracias. ♪ ♪ julio cÉsar: en repÚblica dominicana continÚan los problemas y denuncias en las pasadas elecciones. se presentÓ en el congreso la nueva acta para salvar de la crisis fiscal de puerto rico. en 90 segundos le tenemos un informe completo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ diocesano: en repÚblica dominicana un incendio incrementÓ asÍ

when he was a toddler nicole and sean wright knew his behavior was not normal. >> he climbed under the table and not interacting with any of the other kids. >> they were assured his behavior would change. >> one doctor took notice urging he be tested for autism and guidelines now recommend that every child be screened at 18, 24 and 36 months. >> we are looking for children with delays, and catching anyone that could be at risk. >> 90% of the children flagged by the question air and the followup interview are diagnosed with developmental delays, many used to slip through and not get caught until much later. >> the earlier you can inveen. >> once we got the diagnosis it opened up so many doors. >> braden now plays basketball and other sports with special olympics. >> and he loves music. >> he would not be the child he is today without all the services. >> it may take time to get the formal diagnosis but early invention could start sooner. we have resources at 6abc.com. >>> david back with another check of the accuweather forecast. and things are improving. >> they are, we are starting to

below normal on the temps.is not a westerly breeze, there is a northwesterly breeze. sfo has been between 30 to 60 in the last 12 hours. 18, west 18. that's the direction the wind is coming from. onshore breeze, sea breeze and water temps, because of this unseasonably cold weather. 49 the water temp in tagda bay. that's the sign of things to come here. dynamics not favorable for it because it's so cool inland. snow along interstate 80. national weather service in reno tweeting some advisories. california, snow showers there. shasta earlier 41 and rain. so that's where the heaviest concentration is going to be. as the low sits there for about 24 to 36 hours, it's going to rotate some energy. i would think mendicino county, sonoma, possible thundershowers. this is a very cold system for this time of the year. and the days are long, angle of the sun is high. windy for most. scattered showers, breezy. popping up maybe a little later. tomorrow, looks like light rain, cloudy, saying cool. as long as it stays cloudy,

. >> that would be normal his normal behavior. >> that's normal let's watch it i would love to hear yourhoughts. >> all right. >> you made a comment about john mccain you prefer people not captured and comment about carly fiorina face. do you regret any of those comments. >> yeah i guess so but you have to go forward. you have to make a mistake and go forward and you know you can correct a mistake but to look back and say, gee, wiz i wish i did not do this or that i don't think that's good in a certain way i don't think it's healthy. >> you're saying that's the normal not anything to raet into it. >> well when he looks left he's remembering what he did and said and that's what we tend to do we have one specific way we remember things and another specific way we either are potentially being -- intention alley being dereceivetive or fill in the blanks. what did you have for dinner you will not lie but you may go in between to fill in the blks to make sure is it deception or anxiety. first thing we saw was donald do eye lash flutter when he does this okay? that is increased mental arousal m

our normal high for this time of year, applause, normal high 73.topping that by about 2 degrees hitting 75 at 5:00 with a mixture of sun and clouds. the problem on friday, rain develops again as a cold front moves in. the high, 72. mild but looking at generally a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain. most midday between 8:00 in the morning and 2:00 in the afternoon. and then we get a break friday night and saturday morning. and the next front rolls through with potential for thunderstorms. and behind it high pressure brings us sunshine sunday, but it will be windy and will be very cool. a roller coaster ride. and tomorrow enjoy. partly sunny and seasonably warm, high of 75 degrees. friday, you need the umbrella and the raincoats again. periods of rain through the mid-day hours. the high, 72. and saturday we start with sunshine, but by the afternoon and evening, some thunderstorms. and some of those could be strong and gusty. the high, 75 degrees. we get the sunshine by on sunday, but it comes at a price. winds gusting up to about 35 miles p

we don't normally characterize a pinger as a distress signal. you could characterize the elt because it's for the purpose of locating a airplane. so it will be interesting to see if that is pinpointed, whether it was on the water or some land mass some where two hours after it supposed event. >> greg, this is more than just semimantices. and the officials are reporting there was a distress signal that was determined. greg, semantics is important. this is two hours after it first disappeared from communications, that it doesn't necessarily have to imply there was a human aspect to it, there was no actual signal, the pilot or the co-pilot was able to call in. it could be upon worst-case scenario, if there was impact on water, it could trigger the impact that could trigger a distress signal. >> it could be, yeah. if they are combing the area, to hear the pingers, those are acoustic signals. so you have to have listening devices in the water, in the area, to hear one of both of the pingers, the elt of course is not submersible. it will fire and prov

. >> reporter: the town of minu minamiaso in a normal year housed around 500,000 tourists in a normal year. but this is no normal year. a month ago, an earthquake struck the region. the focus for residents is trying to rebuild so they can get back to some sense of a routine. for the tourism industry, recovery seems a long way off. many hotels and inns remain closed. unable to open because of damage and continued aftershocks. for the few that managed to reopen, it hasn't been easy. this station escaped major damage, but it has no guests. >> translator: our rooms were almost fully booked for the golden week spring holidays, but all the guests canceled after the quakes began. i feel anxious, really anxious, if visitors don't return, it means we'll have to give up our business. >> in neighboring oichi, a similar story. tourism is the prefecture's main industry. people come to be immersed in nature and for the hot spring resorts. but during japan's spring holiday week, there was a 45% drop in visitors from last year. and an association that promotes tourism in kyushu says more than 700,000

what aspect of it is not quite normal? ms. sullivan: i will invite jerry bell to answer your question. you are talking about a range of probabilities, and this is potentially reinforcing factors which make this year more uncertain than others. but, jerry, do want to answer that? seasonl: we have three classifications, near-normal refers to a range of activity defined by the overall season strength, as well as the numbers of hurricanes and tropical storms. we used near normal instead of oftentimesple think as the mathematical average, and we are not talking about the mathematical average here, we are talking about the middle third of the seasons with a certain level of activity. ms. sullivan: each one of the season designations is a range of prospects, not a distinct number. either the lower range, the near-normal range, or the higher range. there are uncertainties, like .ou said bell: yes. >> if somebody could address, talk more about the signals we might be activating -- entering the low -- activity area. how can you say that

the normal high 72 for this time of year. wednesday we go above normal of the same thursday.slightly below normal. so slowly rising in temperature. but still well below average for this time of year. now, overnight, 51 in the city. the suburbs 46 degrees. with showers especially south and east during the early morning hours and during the day tomorrow the high 61. mostly cloudy skies. the chance of showers will increase during the morning and then decrease late in the afternoon. and planning your day look for a dry morning for most of the region. 51. by lunch a few spotty showers, 58 in the afternoon. so still cool. you'll need a light jacket and by dinner the temperature 55 degrees. on the exclusive fox 297 day forecast, your weather authority, partly sunny wednesday and for thursday a few bonus days then a front moves through late friday and sets off some showers maybe even a thunderstorm. and then it turns cooler. saturday increasing clouds with a temperature of 70. i think if you're going out saturday evening, you could get stopped with a shower maybe a thunderstorm. then

below normal temperatures with 60s, and very low 70s.>>> 6:00 a.m.

for a couple of more days we'll continue to see below normal temperatures. we'll show you what's been going on. it's been active just east of mount hamilton. we saw thunderstorms developing and somebody said i'm in the valley and i can see those thunderstorms. obviously they're not in the bay area. they were heading towards the patterson area. between clorvdale we're seeing a slight chance of sprinkles. over the pass i know it's may 23rd but we're seeing snow and snow showers will remain part of the forecast for tuesday especially if you are traveling over there or in the tahoe area. snow levels 7,500 to 8,000 feet. mid 60s around oakland. cloudy skies in san jose right now. temperatures in the low 70s to napa. they're on different levels as you'll notice here. unsettled pattern through tomorrow and isolated showers are possible and warmer days will begin on friday. look at what's going to happen tonight. the clouds are already gathering. they'll continue and then tomorrow morning i think this model is overdoing it a little bit but there will be the potentia

oar a little anxious normal here, but the crisis passed, the lockdown is over. heightened security around the white house right now. but this got scary. a shooter who was -- a guy brandishing a weapon, not all that far from the white house itself. again, the public access to the white house as would be expected very limited, but to get that close to a checkpoint, the secret service authorities there doing their job, doing it crisply, succinctly and swiftly to the point that the shooter now is in george washington hospital with critical wounds. no one else as far as we know was hurt. leland vittert going to the scene, kind of back to where we were and what transpired. leland? >> reporter: we are at 17th 17th and pennsylvania on the north side of where this incident occurred. still if you take a look here you see a number of secret service agents close streets. secret service agents with heavy weapons. people who have what they call a white house hard pass are now being let back into the white house complex but if you look here, down what was pennsylvania avenue,

i think he has been arguing for normalization. think that he is starting to sway the rest of the members of the fed that it is time to get on with this normalization. it should be at least zero in real terms. atyou look at core inflation one and a half it should be heading up to one and a half in the not too distant future. i think he has been having an influence on the fed thinking about normalizing if you get past this. scarlet: you started by telling us about the national activity index moving in the right direction. what about the job data? april is not a great month when it comes to job growth. why isn't that confirming the robust conditions? guest: we are getting the disconnect a bit. we had very good jobs growth. we didn't get the gdp growth. with the unemployment where it is, estimate suggesting we only need somewhere between 100 and 150 new jobs a month to take up the labor force, we could see a slowdown in jobs growth below 200,000 without the fed being too upset. one of the things holding back is available workers. we a

everything was going normal. until the plane disappeared from radar. we are hearing, there wasn't any hazardous material on board or anything that they would notify the pilot b all intents and purposes, it seemed like a normal flight. egyptair saying this plane had all the regular maintenance. everything was on schedule. the pilot it is -- the pilots, great experience on this aircraft. the cause of the crash is unknown. figuring out where that plane is, what would have caused the crash. >> is the situation affecting operations? what is happening with other flights taking off and landing? >> right now, it appears that everything is going normal. and on schedule. we haven't seen any other congestion. officials telling us that they will keep updating us with information as soon as they get it. they are right now, establishing a command center to deal with this situation. this plane disappearing, about four hours ago. five hours ago now at this time. they are trying to get a grasp of the situation and move forward. >> joining us on the line, on the scene a

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so far this month temperatures averaging close to 4 degrees below normal.be the first month with below-normal temperatures in more than a year. this is unusual. philadelphia 58, trenton 56, cape may 58, wilmington 56 degrees. it is not going to get as cool as last night because we have clouds rolling in. the clouds like an atmospheric blanket. but these clouds will eventually lead to some showers during the day tomorrow. the good news is, it looks like it will be dry for the morning commute. a lot of clouds. the temperature at 6:00, 53. by 8:00, 54 degrees. the showers will be rolling in right around lunchtime. futuretracker showing by noon we've got kind of a little ribbon of some light showers. it will be filling in during the afternoon. the evening commute will likely be wet, generally light rain, and some of the showers may try to hang on into early wednesday morning. just a few spotty showers. by the afternoon, the sunshine will be back. so wednesday the weather improving later in the day tuesday, weather going downhill as we head through the day. the

and now we are only 1 degree below normal but this will be the first month with below normal temperaturesin 13 months. barely below thanks to the recent warm trend. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have cleared out the tropical moisture from what used to be tropical storm bonnie that is suppressed to the south. and that means tonight is a comfortable night. low humidity and mostly clear skies and if you don't have allergies, a good night to open the window and let the breeze blow in, 60s in the cooler suburbs and 66 for sent steer and tonight is a good night to look to the southeast sky with a naked eye, you will be able to see mars and if you have a backyard telescope you'll see the surface of the red planet, big and bright, only 36.8 million miles away, that is the closest it has been to earth in 11 years, the best viewing at midnight when mars is high in the sky, but you really can see it after twilight, look south-southeast. and the good news is, the moonlight is until 2:00 in the morn and mars does not have to compete with the moon. take a look up and see it. tomorrow m

normally s not a good post.ted as three-one. smarty jones won the derby out of the 13 post. so just to make people feel happier. normally you'll not see many fights when it comes to stanley cup playoffs but there was a terrific one last night. let's go to st. louis. the blues and dallas. st. louis blues. all right, dallas in white. the blues in blue obviously. ryan receives of the blues cower tis mckenzie of dallas now he win the fight easily. crushes the guy. and he just wants to know that he still loves the dallas stars and they're bench. >> what a sweetheart. >> blowing kisses hockey players they really are beautiful peop people. (laughter). >> they're great golfers. a lot of hockey players are great golfers. >> some of are and some of them just like us. >> iain is not in with you on that one. all right. tonight at 10:00 we've got a story about be trail about trust and airport worker under arrest accuseaccusedaccused of preyingd woman he was supposed to be helping. what he's accused of of doing while she was

so they talk about the new normal. new normal should be about 1 and a half, 2% g.d.p. growth maybe. and the people in washington are telling the rest of the country you guys should be satisfied with that. well, we shouldn't be. that's a surrender. that's a surrender of the american dream. so that's one response, the new normal. the other thing the president has done for a while but he can't do anymore, unfortunately, he's looked around the world and said, well, hey, at least we're growing better than europe or japan or brazil. really the only measure that actually matters, it's not another country. how do we stack up against america? but he doesn't want to talk about that. so he talks about europe. well, you can't talk about europe anymore because we're growing at.5% g.d.p. and europe grew, better than ours. certainly they have to get rid of that talking point. so the third thing they do is just actually come out and try to tell us, hey, you know what? you're actually doing better. i know you're feeling horrible and your wages haven't gone up, but you are doing better. trust me. so