it once dove to the titanic wreck in the north atlantic. world secrets of the famous sunken ship. >> when you are alvin and you're looking out, you look at everything in three dimensions. as a scientist it helps you define the whole geologic context. >> the dorado outcrop. only ahandful of scientists have studied these outcroppings. >> sediments in the ocean have one of the largest reservoirs of microbial life on earth. >> what are the questions you hope to answer as a scientist? >> fluid composition. >> deep water heating and cooling systems. until the dorado outcrop outcrop expedition, how it's filtered through earth's crust. >> you have the sea water that's circulating through the crust so even if you take a little bit of the pag knees magnesium or carbon dioxide, even a 1% anomaly could be huge on a global scale. >> aboard atlantis technicians work around the crop prepping alvin for its dive as scientists fine tune their experiments. >> tomorrow we'll go to marmer marker m. >> this area is filled with clues on global water patterns and

happens tonight a northeast wind picks up keeping showers around and bring in cool air off the north atlantic. temperatures will drop. it will stay low for a couple days. notice through 7:00 tonight we have scattered showers, steady rain possible around midnight and just keeps going right through day tomorrow. not a total wash out but showers at anytime. temperatures are still mild hanging on to 67 at the airport. look at mount pocono down to 45. trenton at 55. cooler a air coming in tomorrow. we may not make it past 40's. i'll have more when temperatures rebound coming up when i join you inside, new back over to you. >> we will see you then. >>> $7,000 scam and police say it is all because of metal bars, pawned off as real silver we will have more on the fake silver bars and the investigation at 5:30 tonight. >>> plus why a good work out with huffing, puffing and sweating could help you live a longer life. >>> good any old work out won't do we will show you new gadgets to help you improve your game. we will be >>> throw another name in the g.o.p. mix republican senator rand paul says he will

[laughter] so a few are in a cod in the north atlantic. with the goal of namibia and the northeast. but trying to cut use a deep south and it does it again whether that is so long term due normal that is obviously too early to say. but i do believe sustainable development is the calling card of our time. because it is the philosophy that says we need a holistic approach to put economic and social and environmental objectives and a holistic for remark not just chasing a the bottom line of the incumbent the environmental and social the holistic we combines these objectives. it is the study of complex nonlinear interacting in human systems. with that analytical approach in my view both of positive and normative framework for our time. what is important is it very lucky that the members of united nations decided in 2012 to but is a state not -- sustainable development for global development for the coming generation. so the world will adopt sustainable development goals. putting a lot of hope the world doesn't agree on much of anything but what it does agree on rethink get noticed. we t

john cleese: whales are large mammals that swim around in the north atlantic.is your question? what is wales? john: many americans are confused about what wales is. john cleese: wales is the western bit nex tot to england, treated as part of england since edward i went there and told him that they belong to us. mark: fianally, before we sign off and let you go back to some fish and chips what's at stake in this election for the british people? john cleese: very little i think it i do not think it matters. the place is a complete mess. i do not think it matters who gets elected, really. mark: on that optimistic note, we wish to thank john cleese, our special british political correspondent. stay safe on the campaign trail. you can check out his book " so anyway" at finer bookshops near you. ♪ mark: on this episode we talked about bernie sanders and the u.k. elections. guess what? bernie's brother larry is running for parliament in the u.k. as a member of the green party. this was bernie's message day to his sib. bernie sanders: i hope my brother does a very well

suggest it's going to stay well south of this area because it's a blocking pattern up there in the north atlantic preventing it from coming straight up the coast like they sometimes do. there's friday afternoon, still the chance of a little bit of light rain. again, mainly southern delaware and in extreme south jersey. and then the northwest winds come in after that. for tonight, it's going to be beautiful evening. mostly clear, less wind eventually. 50 in philadelphia 43 north and west during the day tomorrow another sunny day, warm, and not as windy, either. mid-70s for many of us across the area. we'll be a sea breeze cooling off the beaches, though. on thursday just a chance of a couple of showers. and this chance is generally a little to the west like redding and even chester county. because of an upper air system. friday that rain is the chance for -- from the nor'easter. generally from the south. that east wind keeps the temperature down. then over the weekend, it warms up, the sun comes back out and by early next week, we could be back near 80. >>> an update now to breaking news we've bee

now they're popping in from the northeast and bringing in some of that cool air off the north atlantictake a look at temperatures today, we stay cool and the numbers don't move very much. 43 by 9 o'clock, 45 by noon. looks like your high today of 47 will hit right around the typical 3 o'clock hour and then by 6 o'clock 44. it is not a washout today by any means but it will have that damp cool feel. how does this affect tonight's phillies game and how long does it last in the seven-day forecast? i'll answer those questions coming up. >> lots of questions for if you. let's see how it's affecting the roads. looking live on the schuylkill expressway at girard. this is eastbound traffic headed towards center city moving fine. roads have been a bit damp. the schuylkill is starting to dry out. we had an accident eastbound between montgomery and girard where a car flipped over on its side. that has cleared. looking better there. let's switch to 95. we're approaching cottman. southbound traffic very light volume. only a handful of people out there right now heading towards center city. northbou

so they moved into the north atlantic and the south atlantic and the central pacific and the indian ocean and all of the different fisheries grounds around the world. and in a period of 25 to 30 years, in the entire global ocean the catch was depleted from 10 fish per 100 hooks to one fish per 100 hooks. that's 90% of all the big fish are gone. narrator: but to jackson this study also falls victim to the shifting-baseline syndrome. dr. jackson: their baseline was 1950. and you can imagine how many big fish disappeared before 1950. so, another way we know about the magnitude of the fish we've lost -- there's this global fisheries data that were essential commercial fisheries' data and they made maps of how much fish was taken out of the northern atlantic in 1900 and today. and the red color meant that there was lots of fish, and white color meant there were no fish. and in 1900, all along the east coast of the united states and western europe is red. and in 2000, it's white. it's just virtually the richest fishing grounds in the world are gone. narrator: besides the obvious concern of exti

really see where that back door front that we talk about yesterday has etched in the cold from the north atlantichroughout the northeast. it's been a wild week you can really see when that front came through tuesday night into wednesday we starred the week at 75 degrees. we remember it fondly but today's high just 44 degrees. we should be in the low 60s. tomorrow is similar. friday though we such back into the 70s. so here's a look what to expect just some scattered showers through the day tomorrow. later tomorrow night at this time tomorrow night we may be tracking showers and storms and then on friday notice we get a few breaks in the cloud cover by 2:00 p.m. but the threat for strong storms comes in that break in the cloud cover will help temperatures drive upwards. so through the day on thursday temps in the 40s we start friday morning in the 40s and watch this. by 2:00 p.m. we see mid 70s but as the storms come in later friday evening they should produce heavy rain, strong wind gusts and the threat for frequent lightning. overnight 40 degrees breezy with drizzle drizzle and fog for tomorrow

they are showing real strengthen to north atlantic which has been the sort of plum spot for them. the restructuring there is going well. overall they are showing signs of productivity, increases and getting more out of their staff. all of that is making the c.e.o. very happy. jonathan: talk to me about air france. the restructuring continues. where are we? >> just mentioning the success. that is not case at air france. the 2015 program has become the 2020 program. the numbers today, the loss did narrow, that was good, but talks continue with staff and there is still restructuring to do there. it will be interesting to see going forward whether they can manage to perform as well as a.i.g. did today. jonathan: thank you very much. a busy morning. greece wants absolutely no austerity and under no circumstances an exit from the euro. why are people optimistic about a deal by sunday? find out after the break. ♪ jonathan: hello. welcome back. this is "on the move." i'm johnathan ferro and we're in london. more than 78% of greece said the nation should reach a deal with creditors rather

tracker 6 live double scan, you can see a thunderstorm that's falling apart acrossing the atlantic city expressway northntic city there it goes heading toward surf city probably ten minutes from now doesn't look like this is producing stuff in and around the i-95 corridor. although we have a system that's pushing into new jersey and north of trenton. it's scattered stuff we're looking at a break. there's breaks in the clouds, once we get rid of the morning rain, as we get into the afternoon i expect there to be breaks of sunshine and second line of precipitation that comes in that could produce a couple of more gusty thunderstorms. the cool air that's been in place the last couple of days we that's with us, we have the flow coming off the cool ocean. 42 in millville. 39 in allentown. you want to dress warmly on the way out the door as we head out to catch the bus between 6 and 8:00. we'll be in the low to mid 40s a spotty shower can't be ruled out. they will be off the map over the next hour or so. 45 degrees by 9:00 a.m. noon, a comfortable 60 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 71 it might feel humid, 7 # is the high

we have an area of low pressure, broad area, that is governing the north east and mid-atlantic. look at storm scan three even the cloud over us, a few sprinkles here and there especially to the north and west and we are going to keep it cloudy tonight and cool. temperatures right now only in the 50's, it is 48 in the poconos. fifty-eight in philadelphia. and the wind pretty stiff out of the northwest that is the coolest wind for us. we are sustain at 15 in philadelphia a atlantic city airport sustained at 20 miles an hour. coming up we will have a cool night. grab the over coast with the lining. fifty-six at p.m. fifty-one at 11:00 p.m. talk about how high temperatures will sore and threat of the nor'easter for late week period. we will talk about that and what it means for the the weekend coming up. >> kathy, thanks very much. >>> little more weather right here. a severe storm ripped through north texas overnight and continues to move across southeastern louisiana today. heavy rain and high wind causing thousands of power outages today and road that flooded throughout the region

i was in the south part of the north atlantic. he's off of cape hatteras. i don't have enough real information to make any kind of rational judgment. i was lucky. i had a little spear gun that provided me with almost all the fish that i ate, so i don't know to be honest. >> when we talk about being on the open seas one of the things that's hard for us land lovers to fathom is he was off the coast of cape hatteras 200 miles. how could he be floating out there so long without seeing another ocean vessel? when you're out there, what do you see? how often do you see other ships? >> when you're out there, you're out there. it's a big ole space and you're a tiny little dot. it's like finding a needle in a haystack. one of the scariest times for me is we nearly got hit by a container ship in the middle of nowhere. closing speed was 15 minutes. i thought he was going to hit me. it didn't even know we were there. it was called "forest harmony." >> there's some joke to be made there, yes. >> it's an extraordinary environment. over 70% of our planet is ocean. this is

they claimed to be on their way to the north atlantic although they could be sticking around for so-calledilitary exercises. russian jets have been identified flying close to u.k. airspace. over to japan where a robot has died after entering the crippled fukushima plant. the robot was sent into the reactor to record video footage and take photos, when it just stopped working about three hours into its 10-hour mission. engineers have given up trying to get it back up. >>> landing in australia, where a golfer was bitten by a crocodile. he was trying to reclaim his ball from the water, when he accidentally disturbed the local wildlife. the golfer suffered a deep laceration to his leg. yikes!. he vows to never hit balls into the water again. like you could control that. you know what, that one is yours, my friend. keep it. >>> forget advil and icy hot to make your pain go away. digital device might help. this is willow curve and promises to use lasers to reduce discome for the like joint pain. i have seen this everywhere. i've seen your ads everywhere. i think it is even on our air. how does i

really slamming in the companies and coming off the the north atlantic. lets look at storm scan three showing light showers and drizzle picking up on that light precipitation across the region. the it is very cloudy outside very cool but that northeast wind provides us a stable atmosphere. look at this line of storms firing up all day moving from illinois, ohio and virginia. this is starting to wind down crashing into this cool stable air mass that is taken over washington d.c. and philadelphia but still nasty storms heading in to western virginia with this. it looks like a long, duration win event and we have severe weather, tornado watches and severe thunderstorms watches across the midwest. we will look for strong thunderstorms as we get in the day on friday. back door cold front look at the chill, 56 in richmond. in the 80's just a little bit to the the south and feels like 34 degrees, a at the philadelphia a international airport. it is very very cold for this time of the year. slow to improve as well. tomorrow like today. highs only in the 40's but

extreme events to take part in for decades and now is the turn for golfers and we report from the north atlanticd where it's a challenge just to find the first tee. >> reporter: there is no buggy to take you to the first tee, no card for your yardage and no one will help you find your ball. this is extreme arctic golf and you're on your own. tumy, fani and aaron are members of the golf club in the north of ice land when greens are not available the proshop offers colored balls to the brave. >> we have a golf tournament and tee off until 1:00 a.m. and the sun never goes down that time of the year so we can always see it by the horizon and in the wintertime if we can provide with some ice golf and play golf in the snow so you can play all sorts of golf here under extreme conditions. >> reporter: over 50 foreigners every year take part in the arctic open here on lush green fairways but extreme government is not for everybody, just managing to walk to the second tee is an achievement, hitting your ball in the snow takes practice that is if you can find your ball when everything is out of bounds. >>

] other than that or if you happened to live out, if you happened to be i guess, a cod in the north atlantic -- [laughter] you felt, you felt warm everywhere except the deep south of the and it's doing it again this year. now what are we going to do about all of this? >> well, i do believe that sustainable development is the calling card of our time because it is the philosophy that says we need a holistic approach that puts economic, social and environmental objectives in many a to holistic framework -- in a 40 list aric framework on par -- to holistic framework on par. not just chasing gnp, not just chasing the bottom line of income but an economic, or social and environmental framework that holistically combines these societal objectives. as an analytical framework, it is the study of complex, nonlinear, interacting natural and human systems. so sustainable development is both a an analytical approach as well as a moral approach in my view, both a policy and a normative framework for our time. what is important and, i think, maybe very lucky for us is that the 193 member states of the uni

this is driven by the discipline on the north atlantic for british airways, also driven by the successave had in restructuring airbus. willie walsh was very positive. mark: will iag say anything about it did for aer lingus? kerry: the million-dollar question. they sent discussions are ongoing. he said they want to have some sort of resolution within weeks. having said that, this is not a deal that walsh will want to rush. he will want to get this right. it will fit very well. there are lots of things which should make it happen and make it work, but he is not going to do this at any price. i think he is patient. i have a feeling that today, the focus may be on iag, emphasizing that they don't need anything to grow and they have a good business as it is. he may want to step away from making a lot of comments. i have a feeling that will be the focus. manus: always great to get your input. stay tuned because we will bring you an exclusive interview i did. he is looking to expand his luxury line of hotels, and there are interesting tidbits. ♪ manus: time now for a bloomberg exclusive. i sa

what we are really seeing is what has been going so well at iag the strength of the north atlantic.e really working through the issues in the transformation process at iberia. all those factors are coming together to make willie walsh very happy. francine: you also spoke to the ceo, willie walsh, earlier. did he say anything about his bid for aer lingus? kari: it was interesting that they mentions nothing about aer lingus. the focus today was on iag. having said that, it obviously came up on the call with willie walsh, and he made the point that they are relaxed about this. they are under no pressure. they are not putting any pressure on the irish government or anyone else. it seems like he wants to get a deal done, but at the same time, he wants it to be the right deal for iag. he is not afraid to walk away. he wants this to work for everybody. he is willing to be patient. guy: let's talk about air france. not such a good story. kari: no they are probably looking across the channel and wondering what they can take out of mr. walsh's notepad. it was better in terms of the lost it na

on storm scan three you can see north east, mid-atlantic looking dry messy down to the deep south, in the gulf of mexico and, low pressure. developing system will cross over florida and move up eastern seaboard as a nor'easter. it will come close enough to impact our weather but right now it doesn't look like we will have an enormous impact. wednesday look for sunshine, high pressure in control high slide away, it is not going to protect us as this coastal low moves up the seaboard. we will have additional cloud ahead of this, northeasterly wind. that will keep it cool with some showers. not a lot of rain a tenth to .2 of an inch, but enough to keep it dreary and damp. the low will come close enough to keep it cool, breezy for friday and then we are expecting to it move out just in time for the weekend. here comes the the low crossing over florida and you can see it track toward northeast. big question is exactly how close is this low getting there is still uncertainty within. but coming close enough, to have that ocean influence and that is never good when ocean water is only sitting

just ended with showers in ocean city, still a few lingering sprinkles but heavy rain has moved north in atlantic county and also along, lbi. so it is raining heavily there. i see brightening skies in the background but the board quiet for now. storm scan three you can see rain lifting north and east and heavier band making their way in the line from trenton through toms river and that will continue on the northeast wardly track. lets zoom in. you can see right near trenton that heavier band of rain, north on 295 also extending eastward toward robbins villain toward ocean and monmouth counties we are seeing rain. still heavy rain in levittown to the north and west along route one and we will continue to see this lift north. our skies slowly clear before sunset. down the shore long beach island seeing on rain but look at barnegat light, very heavy rain along one some showers and further west, one more wave of consistent rain. the the high temperature in philadelphia is 72. by 4:00 p.m. 58. 5:00 o'clock temperature 56. and continuing, to tumble, during the evening. we are going to fall some 30 degr

in lower merion city avenue and north 53rd street has an accident with crews on the scene. >>> atlanticcity is looking for new ways to bring in visitors. >> now a new attraction is set to rise above the boardwalk. we'll tell you about a new addition to the shore's skyline and how it has ties to something overseas. that's coming up. >>> plus what former florida governor jeb bush put on a voter registration form is raising eyebrows. it's all because of how he identified himself. >>> just about 4:45. attorneys for both sides closed their case after dzhokhar tsarnaev admitted to being involved in the boston marathon bombing. >>> and the trial for aaron hernandez will continue today. witnesses say two co-defendants of hernandez were seen smoking pcp days before lloyd's murder. his lawyers said people who smoke pcp can become violent. >> on some occasion violent or aggressive behavior that can appear sometimes or unpredictably that may include behavior that could be harmful to themselves or to others. >> the defense proposes the pcp users to be responsible for lloyd's death. the jury will beg

and the united states' national contribution to the north atlantic treaties organizations missile defense system. in 2009 the president announced that the epaa would, quote, provide stronger smarter and swifter defenses of american forces in america's allies. while relying on quote capabilities that are proven and cost effective. since then we have been working hard to implement his vision and have made great strides in recent years. i just returned from turkey and romania last week and had the opportunity to discuss our progress with these two key partners. turkey was the first to receive in phase one with the deployment in 2011. at the same time, we began the start of a sustained deployment of ballistic missile defense. capable ships in the mediterranean. with the declaration of interim ballistic missile defense or bmd capability at the nato chicago summit in may 2012, the radar in turkey was transitioned to nato operational control. additionally spain agreed in 2011 to host four capable ships at the existing naval facility as a spanish contribution to nato missile defense. in february

ankara, berlin and finally in brussels where i briefed the members of the european union in the north atlantic council. my engagements in each of these stops reinforced my confidence in the coalition strategy to council -- to counter isil across the informational, the physical and the financial spheres in which it operates. the territory isil has lost in the increasing financial strain on the organization and the diminished morale and increasing desertions of its fighters were clearly degrading its capabilities. the so-called caliphate is under direct assault. to date, the coalition has conducted nearly 3,000 air strikes, i believe in fact one over that number last night. against isil territories. more than 1600 of them in iraq and nearly 1300 in syria. we have taken out isil's fighters, many of its commanders, as well as infrastructure, support to its terror infrastructure and facilities and including 20 training camps, and over 200 oil and gas facilities. so as the coalition campaign began, isil lost more than a quarter of the populated territories it held in iraq. because we lack the same k

these measures are defensive, proportionate and fully in line with our obligations under the north atlantic treaty to provide for collective defense of the alliance. allies have also agreed to measures as part of nato's readiness action plan that will improve the alliances long-term military posture and capabilities and ensure it is ready to respond swiftly and firmly to new security challenges. last month, nato defense ministers decided to enhance the nato response force by creating a spearhead force known as a very high readiness joint task force which will be able to deploy on very short notice. the task force consists of a land component of around 5,000 troops with an appropriate mix of air, maritime and special operations forces units. it aims to strengthen the alliances collective defense and ensure that nato has the right forces in the right place at the right time. third, we're providing substantial support to ukraine as it deals with simultaneous economic and military crises. ukraine has been a strong partner of the united states and nato since independence and our security coopera

some are hoping this summer will mark the beginning of atlantic city's rebirth. 47 floors of steal and metal 1400 hotel rooms sit eerily dark at the northnd of atlantic city's boardwalk. the city's one shiny new crown jewel revel casino might have well have been on the boulevard of broken dreams. a once hot spot now a ghost town town. every door locked uptight. security guards hold down the fort. a sad symbol of what atlantic city has become. >> to me it's a waist of money. waste of materials a lost people don't have no homes or a roof and we got these humongous buildings just sitting there. >> getting worse honestly. >> reporter: a block away there are signs of arrive. literally in the shadow of the former revel sits tony boloney's pizza and hoagie shop. >> hi. >> a small business not just surviving but thriving. >> in the shadows of failed million dollars casino and we're doing better year after year after year. >> owner michael cease the future in a reinvented atlantic city. not one dependent on slots and blackjack. >> the town is more diversified. you can walk around. it's good you can spend a couple days here. >> he may have a poin

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steadier showers moving just to the north of cape may into gloucester camden, atlantic county. her north and west spotty showers montgomery and bucks counties and north and west too. these are the showers watching for this afternoon. before they get here we'll see a nice warmup. this weekend clearing to the west that's our weekend. this is going to lead to an even bigger warmup. today in spite of the clouds and the rain, not bad, 65 for the pocono mountains. mostly cloudy skies. the clouds may thin out for a little bit of a hint of the sunshine for doylestown northeast philadelphia and mount holly, mainly cloudy and occasional showers for dover, vineland and atlantic city this afternoon. 70s in spite of the wet weather today from westchester, drexel hill, philadelphia wilmington and swedesboro up to 73 degrees. it will go warmer tomorrow. a real summer preview. brilliant sunshine and a big warmup saturday. it will be dry sunday. still nice, 65. then storms later on monday keep things cool. 64 degrees. occasional rain to start with on monday. the storms late in the day and then t

we're in the upper 50s north and west. 59 in glassboro. 54 in atlantic city. with the northwest winds the just as warm as the shore as it is inland. look at the wind. it's straight out of the west. that's the drier direction. you can see these wind gusts up to 38 miles an hour in dover. 32 in redding. 39 miles an hour wind gust at mount pocono. that's pretty windy. we'll see those gusts during the afternoon as well. how about the amounts of rain. just about everybody except toward the shore and extreme southern delaware had about an inch or more of rain. this area in yellow northern delaware and in through parts of philadelphia area had the most. this orange area getting closer to 3" of rain. 1 to 2" in and around philadelphia and so there was some localized flooding last night. those clouds have moved out. we have a lot of sunshine that will be around during the rest of the afternoon. look how cold this air mass is. it's snowing up across the great lakes. this is the disturbance that will be affecting us. there's tonight. we're dry and tomorrow morning there

glen straub's effort to buy the stockton university and develop the atlantic city north side. >>> we're learning about the woman accused of joining isis. keonna thomas had every intention of providing money and resources to the terror group. dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: american flags, the first thing you see of keonna thomas on north 10th street in spring garden. the 30-year-old had been proclaiming her loyalty to isis. she appeared in court wearing full muslim garb concealing her face. she gave yes no answers to the judge. the fbi raided the home after she bought a ticket to fly to spain. she investigated international routes into turkey and syria. she wrote in a posting if we only knew the reality we would be rushing to join our brothers in the front line. just yesterday two women from queens new york were in court on charges they intended to set off bombs in the u.s. >> we're seeing now really on a regular basis arrests last week and now upwards of 30 or so arrests ever individuals in the united states and what it means is that isis is having an impact. >> will you get off my

atlantic. melting snow in the north. no problems on the west coast.sday, the cold front bringing the rain today, chicago and st. louis sweeps quickly to the east. morning rain for you from d.c. baltimore, new york and philly but tuesday afternoon will be dry and shouldn't be all that bad. the rest of the week looks pretty good too. we're now getting toward peak tornado and if we can go through much of a week without a tornado, that's good. >> and it's also good folks in boston are getting some sun shine. thanks so much. still ahead music and the movie collides at the mtv music awards. we'll tell you who walked away with a statue. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> hillary clinton was widely expected to announce her presidential bid on sunday. and with that in mind saturday n

north. it would be snowing right now. binghamton, it's snowing right now. there's our 59. washington d.c. 60. richmond 59. mild stuff across the mid atlantic. t have to travel too far to the north to get into that wintery precipitation again. there's all the snow flying north of scranton. the showers are starting to collapse to the south as anticipated. one or two of these could sneak into the poconos or northern portions of the lehigh valley later this afternoon. if you see a shower it's not going to amount to all that much. just a very brief shower that moves organ the way. 61 degrees in 3:00 p.m. trenton, 62. millville, 60. later this evening, maybe a few clouds on the increase, spotty shower north and west. everybody else seeing bright, blue skies. a weekend winner here. yesterday was nice, today looks good. 64 in philadelphia. trenton, 62. millville, 64. if you're heading to citizens bank park tomorrow bring along the sunscreen. you'll see sunshine to start with high clouds buildings during the course of the game, nice and warm, 68 degrees for the first pitch taking on the red sox. by the 9th inning temperatures in the mid 60s. the excl

saturday because as we zoom out saturday is a a clear, beautiful sunny day all across the north east and mid-atlantic. is there 3:00 p.m. by sunday afternoon cloud creep toward us, most of sunday is sunny and dry but look at that rain to the west and that will get in by sunday night putting an end to the stretch of nice weather. overnight tonight cloud increase, showers will arrive late tonight or early tomorrow morning and a tomorrow is just a cloudy day, still mild with high in the mid 60's but scattered showers across the area during the day. your seven day forecast, well we have got cloud for your friday again, those showers, steady in the morning, sun in the afternoon still mild but saturday, makes up for all of that 76 degrees with sunshine that would be the the warmest day so far this year. sun day not bad, cooler but dry, rain comes in up day night into monday and then we will clear things out in the day tuesday. so back here live it the has been a beautiful day tomorrow have the umbrella but if you don't have plans for saturday i suggest you get on the phone and make plans. you want to be ou

sunrise at 6:33, other temperatures in the 30's to the north of us, 39 millville 39 atlantic city, get to go high of only 48 degrees today with more rain and drizzle around and it will still be chilly. now, temperatures don't go much further down at night. getting ready for a warm up. we'll talk about that coming up in just a few minutes. little roller coaster ride in temperatures, lauren? sue serio, thank you so much. dash cam video could be released today in connection to the deadly police involved shooting in south carolina t could provide a little more insight into what led up to the deadly confrontation. >> meanwhile, we now know the former officer charged with murder in the case has local ties. fox 29's steve keeley live in mt. laurel with more on the latest developments. this guy evidently, grew up here in the delaware valley, steve? >> reporter: yes, i broke that last night right after 5:00 when i started getting tips. then confirmed it. through his employment record, which was released, by officials down in north charleston, and michael slager grew up here across the street fr

same for stafford stretching down into atlantic city and just to the north of mother maurice river. and coming up in your seven day forecast. >> thanks. and the weather cooperating for the 8th annual philly spring clean up in east germantown. 12,000 volunteers helped with 600 clean up projects today. removing nearly a million pounds of trash. removed graffiti swept away the leaves and planted flowers. and the volunteers cleaned up litter and stwept streets in this alley in port richmond. a great day to get outside and get it done for the broad street run. the cities parks and recreation department teamed one temple students and community groups for a spring clean up. they swept up dirt and debris and cleared out a vacant lot at a north philadelphia lot there. and all in anticipation in next month's independence blue cross broad street run. and we're broadcasting on may 3rd in both english and spanish. right now in the nbc 10 news app you can check out on the mile series. counting down with a mile a week. and ten questions with marathon marathoner christian thompson. >>> and what a m

next couple of days we'll see the slightly below normal air mass over the mid atlantic and the northeast this lifts to the north the winds shift out of the south. woe get into tuesday through friday you'll see a big change in the temperatures. 64 degrees combination of sun and clouds, nice afternoon. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of 70s showing up. 60 degrees, maybe a shower. 63 tuesday wednesday 70. thursday, 64. friday 70 degrees, the early call next weekend. mostly sunny skies, a puffy cumulus clouds and a nice afternoon and high of 73. getting back on track. turning warmer. >> about time. >> runners are gearing up for the london marathon and it's the final hours of another marathon, the kate wait. duchess kate middleton has passed her due date according to reports. we'll see if george's brother or sister arrives by their wedding anniversary. the prince's brother harry arrives home today to take part in the marathon activity and be there for the birth. his daughter turned out to be lessbianlesbian. >> in south america volcanic ash has fil

atlantic city. and we have those winds right now out of the north and west anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour right now in atlantic city. so grab the jackets and sweaters if you're stepping outdoors. it will stay cloudy, breezy and cool. temperatures by 11:00 o'clock right around 52 degrees. but look at all of the moisture off to the south. this produced a lot of severe weather in texas and louisiana even tornadoes yesterday evening south of dallas. so quiet for us warming up next couple of days. but the latter part of the week we'll have to watch the coast. here's the gfs model a little further to the north with that area of low pressure, of course, we'll keep you posted but temperatures by tomorrow morning made to upper 40s so a little chilly and then tomorrow afternoon once again temperatures where we should be for this time of year in the upper 60s. so 68 mild breezy tomorrow and look as we head toward wednesday. 74 degrees. that's going to be the pick day of the week. clouds increase thursday into friday. we'll be watching the coast devil will be breezy but how close that rain will make it it'

the opposite here in parts of the great lakes and mid-atlantic. northa up to west michigan frost jacqui: good morning, washington. a couple of clds out there this morning, ample sunshine expected t this aernoon temperures c closer to where ey suld bebe forhi >> trees are in full bloom across the midwest and northeast, which also means your allergies have been kicked into high gear. to the west and south, the higher pollen levels are coming from grass. either way, you're in trouble allergy-wise. zblat least it's warm in most places. >> warm and you can't breathe. but that's always right. >>> coming up next here on "gma," bruce jenner making a difference and inspiring people all over the world. how they're showing their support this morning. >>> and lost at sea. our matt gutman dropped from a helicopter to the water. what he learned that could help you survive. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start, doctors recommend taking non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. with claritin, you get powerful, non-drowsy relief 24 hours a

outside we are looking at tpz to the north and west in dlnds and either, 56 with the atlantic city airport, 55 in dover and 58 degrees in stone harbor. >> as we going to. >> by lunchtime, already at 72 degrees in philadelphia 70 in allentown, 66. 56 in atlantic city. we're going too keep the temperatures right around 70 along the shore points. then by the afternoon, 78 in philadelphia, 76 in allen town 71 in mount pocono thoul still in the. >> we're going to keep it cool where winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. maybe more than that gusting as high as 25. we'll see the moe, 45 and the next one will be completely calm and that will help keep them up until the mid and upper 40s. i think some spots will hit 80 degrees. sun mostly sunny and cooler that i need i peep. >> what justice soto my or had to say about the prospect of your friends falling aall right first. ç >>> today philadelphia kicks off philadelphia tech week. thousands will gather near city hall for tonight's festivities. the park will be set up with more than 50 locally made gadgets and robots. it starts at 6:0

lewis jordan back on shore in north carolina sharing the incredible story how he survived to months alone in the atlantic. the 37-year-old set off from south carolina to fish, he woke up one night to his boat capsizing and i was flying through the air and somer assaulting and all my gps devices were rolling around in the water. jordan managed to stay with the boat rationing out his food and collecting rain water and catching fish. after ten days of no sign of jordan or the ship the search was called off. >> thought it's over i lost my son. >> then a cargo ship spotted jordan two miles off of cape hatrous. overnight an emotional reunion with his parents, thankful after sitting on his boat fittingly called angel were answered. >> so wonderful my baby had come home. >> jordan has a broken collar bone and is treated for dehydration but has already been released from the hospital. >> marcy gonzales channel 6 "action news." >> an angel indeed. >>> a drug resistant strain of a nasty stomach bug is spreading in the u.s. and pennsylvania is one of the states with the most cases, it's not responding to antibiotics

north. right into our area. into the mid-atlantic area. meanwhile, tomorrow again expecting a little bit of heating throughout the afternoon. we'll make our way from a flood threat early, to a severe storm threat. for the afternoon. and there is new information that is just coming in. so i tweaked my time line a bit. when i think severe storms could be rolling through. >> thank you. >> now, to a developing story in alexandria police are dealing with a barricade situation. it is going on right now near jamison avenue and courthouse square. not far from an amc theater in eisenhower eisenhower metro station. no word on how serious. police officers are telling people to stay inside. we have a crew on the scene. they'll be updating the story tonight and tomorrow morning on news 4 "today." >> maryland teenager showed his courage, the 911 operator was calm. working together helped him and his little sister stay alive. just long enough for a fire fighter to pull off a dramatic rescue. news 4 shahreporter and what happened firsthand. >> reporter: s

north and west. 49 in allentown. 47 in lancaster. 48 in mt. pocono. 52 in philadelphia. 47 in dover. 48 degrees in atlantic city. l see the temperatures continue to drop throughout the night. close to 40, north and west. close to 46 in the city. and then tomorrow we're going to see them rebounding so nicely. lots of sunshine light winds by 7:00 50. by noon 65. and by 5:00 p.m. 70 degrees. 63 is normal for this time of year. so we're well above that enjoy it tomorrow because we're tracking several chances for some rain. and we'll do that with the seven-day in just a few minutes. >>> back flowing again to about 100 customers. a 10-inch main broke around 8:00 this morning. impacting people in hadbro and upper moreland. service resumed this afternoon. >>> a firely rhode island plane crash claims lives in florida. and now investigators are looking for what brought it down in a wilderness area. >>> and remembering a legend in the philadelphia sports world. remembering him and how his family and friends are coming together to say goodbye to stan hochman. >>> four people are dead after a small plane crash new year's day

north and west. and then in parts of southern new jersey and delaware we're into the 60s as well. 61 at the atlantic city airport and 59 in dover. so for today, plan on a warm one as we go throughout time here. we're going to stop the clock right at 12:00, temperatures into the mid 70s, feeling good by then. but look what happens later on this afternoon into the upper 70s, even the low 80s in some spots. 79 degrees by 4:00. it will be cool overnight and even cool tomorrow morning. 78-81. winds out of the northwest. your umbrella is necessary for monday. we'll talk about that coming up. >> right now the search continues for the woman who police say intentionally ran down another woman with her suv. relatives say the women knew each other and were in a dispute over a man. jesse gary is live in fern rock where police found the suv at the center of this investigation. jesse? >> ted, they made that discovery earlier this morning and ever since then this suv has set here and the side view mirror is damaged. and there's also damage around the back of the vehicle. we'll show you that a little bit later. inv

atlantic city. the cold to the north in the pocano mountains. sunshine will be bright. a few high clouds at times, 45 at 7:00. by 10:00, we get to 56 degrees and climbing. early this afternoon, 66 degrees with southwesterly winds. starting to pick up at that hour, 12 miles an hour. the hour-by-hour forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. right now we'll go to first alert traffic reporter christine maddela. good morning christine. >>> good morning, happy monday to you bill. and we're starting out taking a live look right now, this is on the schuylkill expressway at the conshohocken curve. we are starting to see more volume pick up both on the eastbound and westbound sides, as is normal for this time of the morning, but overall we've been lucky. no accidents on the majors. speaking of the schuylkill expressway, you can see there's a little more volume picking up here. this is all real-time traffic due to the green being good news out there. if you are traveling between the blue route and vine 12 minutes in the eastbound direction. about the same if you are heading westboun

although it is below freezing if places like reading and parts of our suburbs to the north and west of philadelphia. atlantic city at 32 degrees. atlantic city the airport, also under that frost advisory for another 40 minutes or so. we're in the mid-30s here in the poconos. 28 in coatesville. 34 in bluebell. 36 degrees in wilmington. 35 in washington township. 36 in northeast philly. mid-30s in trenton. right along the shore, 41 degrees. but at the airport in atlantic city right at freezing. 31 in woodbine. definitely below freezing in millville. our current temperatures only at 2 degrees. much warmer until dover at 38. so a closer look at our 24-hour temperature change map. it shows our temperatures in mt. holly are about 21 degrees colder than this time yesterday morning. we're down 17 degrees in atlantic city. down 11 in philadelphia. and down 14 degrees in wilmington. so here are the areas highlighted in blue that are still going to be under the frost advisory until 8:00 a.m. so hopefully you brought your sensitive plants inside and definitely your pets. closer look at our satellite radar shot so quiet