we have a very serious accident we will talk to you about in a second in the north east as well. traveling the schuylkill expressway at 76 right around the stretch of 202 headlights coming towards you would be eastbound, taillights would be westbound and you will notice that we have a good amount of space in between the vehicles so it is indicating we are not in rush hour but we are starting to see a few more cars on the roadways. same thing for 42 freeway traveling will north bound when we see these headlights merge together you know rush hour is not the too far away. if you won't be jumping on the majors, until about main 30 to 35 minutes, that is when we will have a full blown rush hour so be prepared for. that use extra caution throughout the north east on the roosevelt boulevard very serious accident, compromising both the the southbound and northbound lanes at ryan avenue. it is inner drive that they have been intermittently closing on both side. the accident occurred on the northbound side so if you can stick to the outer drive as you maneuver around it. traveling on the w

the let's give you an update on the accident scene in the the north east. right now i will step out of the way. you will note that is pile of metal unfortunately a fatal crash on the roosevelt boulevard northbound in the north east section of philadelphia, right around ryan avenue. as you will notice vehicles are getting by in the outer drive but due to investigation they have closed the inner lanes. they have been intermittently closing the southbound lanes to address this incident scene. again, if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard both north and southbound between tyson and ryan avenue throughout northeast philadelphia, stick to the outer drive as you maneuver through that this morning. the as we continue we will go elsewhere and show you rush hour delays on the highways, heading in to center city, i-95 jammed packed making your way from cottman and down through vine street expressway. you will notice sun glare now peeking as well. that will definitely add volume to the rush. also traveling on the 42 freeway usual building the northbound side a

boko haram. >> reporter: these girls escaped from the fighters by jumping off moving lorries in north-east nigeria. the armed group raided the school and abducted them. the reason they don't want their faces shown is to protect their families and other girls in school in chibok. they say they need everywhere to know that they don't see themselves as victims, not any more, they plan to go back to chibok stronger than ever. mary wants to heel people. >> i want to be a medical doctor to go and build a clinic and help those. >> reporter: the american university of nigeria is in the north-east. they are safe here, unlike in chibok. they have access to some of the best facilities paid for by well-wishers. >> everything here is different from there. we don't have these. teachers say watching the girls grow confident is an amazing experience. >> i started to see a determination to succeed. that they'll make the best ot of this tragic situation and turn it into something positive. >> the birls say they are doing well. they have not forgotten the missing girlfriends, and they are not going to let wh

east/north east wind at 7 miles an hour wind north and east this time of the year when ocean water in north atlantic is very chilly. that will lock news to a dreary cold pattern anytime we get that northeast wind and coming up we will get two days of the northeast wind ahead. storm scan three shows showers all across the region, steady showers heading from montgomery county down towards the the city, main line schuylkill expressway, that will not help traffic for today, it will be damp out there, lets talk about what a back door cold front is. look at these temperatures, 39 in boston and burlington. zero seven in d.c. back door cold front brings that east wind off ocean generates cloud and showers and keeps temperatures cool. we will call it back door because front door is coming in as it does from west to east this one coming from east to west. current wind out of the north east from the northern suburbs still southerly wind but by 10:00 o'clock tonight we will get northeast wind and as we set this into motion look at that wind direction north east all day tomorrow and all day thursd

may develop north and east bay. if you're up there again, there will be another round of thunderstorms. 50s and 40s on the temps. one low here, one low there and a lot of moisture that will be inching closer toward us. lake county and napa county i would keep an eye on the sky. it will be slightly warmer. showers maybe north and east later today. won't be in the morning. it will be slightly warmer. not as cold as yesterday. san francisco was 55. today we will go 60 degrees. good morning, sal. >> reporter: good morning. just looking at the forecast. looks like it will be a little warmer. i think even is a little happy about that. let's take a look at what we have now in the traffic world. it is nice looking drive to start off a wednesday. westbound bay bridge looks good getting into san francisco. there is a very small delay and no problem on the actual bridge. also looking at the san mateo bridge and the span there. it looks good heading out to the high-rise and continuing over to the peninsula. highway 101 has look

northern midwest into the north-east. all the place in red had over 1,000, 10-20,000, especially the north-east like new york and pennsylvania. over 20,000 cases reported since the early 2000. but they say 10 times that. 300,000 cases a year. if you are out there, some of the things you can do - wear long pants, and if you have one remove it as soon as possible. if you get it in the first day or two it doesn't have the time to transfer the disease to you. >> check your body and your pet's body. >> we probably give everyone the creepy crawling >>> weighing the strength of the u.s. economy. latest g.d.p. numbers are out. we'll look into what they spelt for economic growth. >> why mining for precious metals means going under the sea. he sea. >>> weighing the strength of the of the >>> welcome back to al jazeera america the wait is on as the supreme court debates whether same-sex marriage should be legal nationwide >>> a forest fire near ukraine's nuclear plant. officials say it poses no danger. high winds means that there is

the north, low pressure in the south stationary back door cold front funneling down wind from the north eastatures in the the 40's. big change on friday this whole system lifts up to the the north as a warm front. wind shift from the southwest that will bring us a surge of warm air with temperatures briefly backup in the mid 70's. so the the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, tomorrow not the a pretty day lots of cloud breezy damp with occasional showers and drizzle. 47 degrees the high. thursday close to a carbon copy lots of cloud occasional showers another chilly day but with a temperature of 46. on friday we will get surge of warm air behind that warm front 75 degrees but increasing included with afternoon showers and thunderstorms as a cold front sweeps through and behind this system high pressure building in for the weekend. the weekend will be very nice saturday a bit on the breezy side for union game but mostly sunny and dry. 63 degrees. sunday looking beautiful for cherry blossom festival, plenty of sunshine 66. monday we will bump high up to 68 degrees but more cloud moving

and holds another province that is raqqa in the north-east. the free syrian army groups hold areas along syria's southern border with jordan. joining us from beirut is a senior analyst with the international crisis group. good to have you with us. who is the army of victory or conquest of the which groups are we talking about here? as you mentioned, it's a range, dominated by islamist groups opposing the regime or i.s.i.s. it reflect the rebels in the north. the most important groups in the alliance is a salah fate group with no links, it's not a trans transnational group, it's an islamist group. with you have another al qaeda affiliate. many fighters probably are not tied idea logically to that. and you have a nan extremist group, which we could approximate similar to the muslim brotherhood in ideology. these are the droppingest groups. -- strongest groups. >> we have seen this conflict ebb and flow. there seems a lot of excitement about the fall of idlib. is it a game changer? i wouldn't say the fall of the city was a game changer. it is a b

this is all moving toward east/north east. as cold front gets close their severe weather threat will continue to grow. you can see one fell over reading, berks county moving north. heavy downpour associatable with that. more along chesapeake. we have the few here, the warming water, moist air. i do anticipate more of these storms coming through chester county, northern new castle and into philadelphia as the evening wears on. once again that tornado watch in effect until 10:00 o'clock tonight. these are the threats. big threat of scattered down powers heavy rain inch an hour, large hail and possibility of severe storms. that would be an inch in diameter

this is all moving toward east/north east. as cold front gets close their severe weather threat will continue to grow. you can see one fell over reading, berks county moving north. heavy downpour associatable with that. more along chesapeake. we have the few here, the warming water, moist air. i do anticipate more of these storms coming through chester county, northern new castle and into philadelphia as the evening wears on. once again that tornado watch in effect until 10:00 o'clock tonight. these are the threats. big threat of scattered down powers heavy rain inch an hour, large hail and possibility of severe storms. that would be an inch in diameter damaging wind in the severe cell, 60-mile an hour gusts or greater and once again isolated tornado is possible in that watch area our team coverage continues right new with meteorologist kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck for more on this tornado watch and ingredients of why this is all happening good evening, kate. >> reporter: good evening, kathy. even though threat for tornadoe

moving toward the the north east at 30 miles an hour. rolling a crowning i-95 corridor. fourteen lightening strikes in the past five minutes. here's the path of the storm delaware aston bridge tort, chester, ridley park, you are in the path. you will be hearing thunder rolling through. a problem with that particular cell is that it is loaded with moisture. a flash flood warning has been posted for new castle county delaware until 2:30 in the morning, rain falling at a rate of one to 2 inches a an hour and wilmington received a little more than 2-inch these morning. the the ground is saturated. that is why any additional rain will cause flash flooding. this is what to expect overnight. we will see some clusters of thunderstorms, possibly severe with gusty wind and hail, the good news, it does clear out in time for your morning commute. i'll have details on that and track a big chill on the way in the accu weather seven day forecast jim. >> we want to show you size of the hail coming down, in atlanta, witnesses say that it was the size of golf balls. it is just one example

winds out of the north north east at nine. partial clearing tonight. it will remain cloudy south and west of town. bus stop temperatures, a little bit chilly, 40 to about 523. thursday, cooler with fading sunshine but you can keep your plans, nothing really crazy going october friday a lot of clouds as well. a couple of showers possible but both rains are okay. no real problems. 10:00 tonight some clouds, but comfortable, mid-50's. 55 in gaithersburg and 61 downtown. we get into the morning hours a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures 43 in fredrick. 52 inside the beltway and 47 down in la plata and 88:30 9:00 -- 8:30, 9:00, low 50s downtown. we get more sunshine and breaks in the clouds by 9:00. temperatures in the upper 60s and mid-60's toward fredricksburg. notice they come back pretty fast and cullpepper, you have a lot of clouds tomorrow. they will be to the south and west of us. no green blobs. 8:30 okay, a couple of showers starting to appear north of charlotte'sville and on the door step of la ray. we're good for tomorrow. a lot of clouds, no bi

he is in the north-east saying international terrorists are trying to establish camps and a base there, and he has been frying for six months to coninterins the international community that it is not just a problem for afghanistan, it's a problem for the world, and vows that the security forces will do their best to fight the force, but would like to see the security forces have better equipment and money. afghanistan is dependent on international aid. he is calling this a new law. >> jennifer glasse live in kabul, thank you >>> now, more migrants arrive in palermo. 13,000 have been rescued in the past week by the italian coast guard. police try to catch the traffickers. the italian government says the flood of migrants is unprecedented. most are escaping war and persecution in the middle east and africa paul brennan is our correspondent. >> the flow of migrant continues, there's a new boatload in palermo, bringing 93 people. there was 79 mean women and three children. there's a glimmer of good news. we spoke to the coast guard. they are not aware of ongoing rescue operations that cont

. >> reporter: this is the town of damasak in the north-east. boko haram fighters occupied this down and killed many civilians. soldiers and residents say 200 decomowesing bodies were removed from here. more bodies on the streets and in homes have been bur ride. >> translation: this is where the executions took place, where civilians were executed. bodies were taken and buried. >> reporter: survivors say the occupation of the town was brutal. >> translation: when boko haram was here, we couldn't go even to the market. we were like prisoners. people that fled are returning, because the city is safe. >> reporter: this is the reality authorities are waking up to after boko haram fighters were pushed out by nigerian troops and their partners from niger and chad. coalition troops have been in charge for more than a month. damasak was a largely deserted town. the battle to recapture the town was fierce, coming at a cost. >> translation: we were faced with a lot of resistance. we lost men and managed to clear the zone. today civilians are starting to f

the top stories - gunmen storm a university in kenya's north-east and are holding student hostage. at least three it have been killed and the attackers are hiding in the students' accommodation. dozens of others have been wounded >>> reports of fierce battles in yemen's southern city of aden between houthi rebels and forces loyal to president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. saudi-led air strikes are continuing for a second week. i.s.i.l. fighters attacked a palestinian refugee camp in syria, but have been pushed back by other rebel forces. aid agencies say those living in the camp are struggling to survive >>> world leaders have been hailing nigeria's democratic spirit following the peaceful presidential poll. goodluck jonathan has become the first president to succeed defeat and said he wanted it to be part of his legacy. ynonne ndedge looks at goodluck jonathan's time in power and what may have caused his defeat. >> reporter: when goodluck jonathan was elected president in 2011, many were convinced he could fix nigeria's problems. he was highly educated with a degree in zoology. he inher

moving toward the the north east and away from frustrates but it will have that on shore flow, bringing breezy, cool conditions to the delaware valley but for both thursday and friday, if it lingers longer, but right now it doesn't look like that is the case. cloud will break seasonable and cold. temperatures rise close to 70 tomorrow with mostly sunny conditions. as we go hour by hour tomorrow 8:00 a.m. 54. sixty-four by noon. 2:00 o'clock 67. 5:00 o'clock 66. any evening activities or sports, we are looking good. because temperatures will still in the 60's with dry conditions by 8:00 o'clock hour. on your seven day forecast, 73 for wednesday. 10 degrees cooler thursday. temperatures only 63. we have cloud showers coastal low impacting our weather. friday cool, but we should snap out in time for weekend. saturday 68. sunday 74. monday, 75. new there is a few showers. i don't think we will complain at this point. >> i like this okay. >> we can get used to this. >> it is about time, kathy. >> thanks very much. >>> vittoria has a check on our traffic vittoria. >> thanks very much, jessica

from what we have heard, there has been a couple of people that claim to have seen them in north-east nigeria. that town was recaptured by the nigerian military and there's no site of them. however, what we have been able to gather is what has happened to other women and girls in the north-east that have been abducted by boko haram. we estimate more than 2,000 have been abducted by the group, and they told us of rape and of being forced into marriage with boko haram members, and some of them explained that boko haram trained them how to use guns and explosives and sent on operations. we spoke to a girl auld asia 19, and she was -- girl called ashia and was forced to return to her home town and participate in an attack. >> aysha story is heart-breaking, she saw family members killed. you say in the report that recent military successes may spell the end for boko haram, but you estimate it killed 5500 in the past year it has 15,000 soldiers and carried out at least 300 attacks. it's carrying out an attack every couple of days and killing 10 a day. >> that's right. the count offensive ha

north of here we have north east wind picking up, pushing showers through and bringing in much cooler conditions and that is what we will feel as we head through tonight. lets check with our weather watchers and see what they are reporting, we are seeing colder conditions to the north. temperatures in the low 50's in new jersey. lawrenceville, peter reporting 52 with rain now. he says light rain and temperatures are falling. meanwhile we head further south into delaware and we are looking at mid to upper 60es a. jason 66 in middletown. jason says so nice to see high temperature in the 70's. it depend where you are across the the area today. unfortunately we will not sees 07's for the next two days. lets look outside and what we are looking at in the city looking live from campbell's field in camden as cross the river toward ben franklin bridge. it is looking cloudy glummy, low cloud and rain falling. i want to go back to the storm scan three picture. we will look at where pockets of heavier rain are pushing toward the the philadelphia area right down toward chester seeing stephie show

you have cameroon to the east and chad to the north, niger to the north-west. once you see the river you can decide where you want to go. and this is what boko haram has been using to beat nijgeria and flee to a country. >> reporter: that's the point let me ask you about that do you defeat boko haram, or do you drive them out, and they go somewhere else? >> i think what the nigerians are doing, what is going on, they are driving boko haram out. that is for me dangerous. in 2009, this seemed to be the same situation. they went for outright war to eliminate everywhere. those that survive run away regroup and come back in 2010. we may witness the same situation. those that flee may go somewhere, regroup, come back in the anotherest future. i think this may not be the best strategies. we want to see that there must be a nonmilitary strategy to accompany the successes that have been achieved now. to prosecute, go out for outright investigation, investigate and prosecute all those involved in the boko haram crisis in nigeria, those that support the group, by whatever

>> that's right, nasty weather across the north-east. we associate typhoons with india and bangladesh. this is up around bangladesh, pushing into the state. it brings nasty weather in. heavy rain at times. worst of the weather has moved through. we have some showers coming into the north-east of india. more big downpours. if anything joining up as we go into saturday. brighter skies in behind. monsoon heat building. and the heat building on the other side in the peninsula. in the next day or so largely clear skies. a band of crowd around the northern sections of gulf singing through. we'll see temperatures up around 41 here in doha on friday that system will make its way through, cooler air coming in behind. blustery doha with a high of 33, but dusty. >> thank you. more from india later in the programme. a day after a former hung himself at a public meeting in new dehli, we look at the issue of land acquisition. >>> and one of the most decorated generals in the united states >>> in sport - why there's a chill wind for the qatar world cup

we have wind out of the north east.t is pulling down some wind chills, feels like 33 in philadelphia a. feels like 31 in trenton. thirty-three in wilmington. we will be talk in the air mass tomorrow. the kid heading out to the bus stop you will want to bundle up. satellite six with action radar showing lot of clouds here. lets draw your attention to west virginia. thinks a mcc complex it is a fancy word for a big cluster of thunderstorms. it looks ominous but this will likely dive to the south with that warm front. with the cold air in place we have very stable air mass. we are not going to be getting any then are storms until we get a surge of warm air that will happen on friday. the morning rush hour very similar to today, drizzle with the chilly breeze, temperatures holding in the lower 40's. you want your winter coat tomorrow and the umbrella 46 degrees the high with lots of cloud. that raw wind out of the north east and occasional showers. not expecting any heavy rain tomorrow. friday when this warm front lifts up

i would say more than anything you will notice a bit more of the breeze and pick up out of the north east with time but temperatures are still expect to be seasonal. upper 60's in philadelphia mid 60's down the the shore. lower 60's up in the poconos. you get the idea. if you have outdoor plans you can keep them. it is not a as picture perfect as yesterday was justin, over to you. >>> you talk about that 81-degree day. i remember that because i was here working. i could not enjoy it. but hey we will take 80's. coming up next week. the lets take you outside road and 309 this is approaching five points where we have traffic lights malfunction. crews are on the scene and police directing traffic in this region. the that is just having some patients here around five-point on 309. we have an accident 422 westbound, in royersford. vehicle struck a deer. just be careful around that scene. a fire east coventry route 724 is closed new schuylkill road at franklin avenue. alternate old schuylkill road. we have another fire in north philadelphia germantown avenue near pike street that house fire is u

wind out of the north east at five to ten.t enough of the breeze that it is making it noticeably cooler. kerry send in 30 degrees in mount laurel under a clear sky looking forward to a warmer spring day. little warmer today. tomorrow will be the warmest day we can expect to see the mid 30's and david dutch is find nothing clementon, number and will get in the lower 50's later on today. all right. lets go out to storm scan three where we have a nice clear sky high pressure on the scene for next few days northerly component is what will make it feel cool today but then by tomorrow, really start to sees a surge of a southerly flow. the wind shift and it send all of the warmth in the south east our way. we will get a chance to spike here 64 degrees is our expect high tomorrow. again, breezy for you but we will hit mid 60's. upper 60's expect for friday that is when our storm system does move in and we can expect those temperatures to begin to take a hit the here by easter who will will daze weekend. it looks like at day morning mi

thunderstorms well to the north and east. we had scattered showers, some embedded thunderstorms, but nothing that will be severe, at least not as we move through the rest of the overnight. skies will begin to clear nicely early tomorrow morning. the high today, 82 degrees, well above average this time of year. the record, not so far from that 89. right now we are in at 65 reagan national, the wind out of the south at 10. the wind will slowly ease overnight. 64 gaithersburg, dulles 65, called for 66. -- called her 66 degrees. most of this should be out of here by about 3:00 in the morning. calling for partly cloudy skies. the futurecast through the overnight, everything clears out nicely come early tomorrow morning, don't need the umbrella. you will need the sunglasses all day, but another disturbance late tuesday night into wednesday that will bring a better chance of showers. nothing that will be severe. once we get this out of here thursday and friday, the skies clear and the temperatu be well below average this time of yea

clouds possibility showers north and east.vening 50s and 60s or low 70s. all right sal lots to talk about. still highway 50 sal you dealing with that first? >> yeah highway 50 i want to mention that highway 50 in an area of sacramento and stockton boulevard a lot of lanes closed there for a deadly crash that it happened over night. wrongway driver involved four people died and i know some of our bay area viewers drive to sacramento to and from. so if you're drying on highway -- if you're driving highway 50, you should expect delays. let's move along and take a look at this bay area traffic. you can see traffic is going to be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. not a big deal coming into san francisco. it looks like there is either a wide load truck going through or a couple cal tran vehicles are there and taking care of a stalled vehicle. we'll keep an eye on it for you. the delay is not really that bad. let's move along and take a look at the drive on the san mateo bridge. that traffic is moving along okay as you drive through

cloud cover coming off the sierra that could play in the north and east bay weather later today. efinitely some clouds but i will see showers. there is clearing taking place on north coast and some of that will work its way over us. there will be some low clouds but nothing compared to yesterday. it will be a little warmer. as we do, that will allow a little bit more lift in the atmosphere and possibility of some of these clouds erupting not only over the sierra but over lake county and napa county and solan though county. yesterday was roaring low clouds and drizzle. that will give way to mostly sunny and partly cloudy skies. we will probably go cloudy again and that could give us a few showers north and east. a little bit warmer but near normal. 60s and low 10:s. all right sal i haven't heard anything yet. just normal slow traffic? >>> yes. we are looking at san francisco and the commute here looks okay if you are driving on 101. we are picking up road work on southbound 101. no major problems. by the way if you are driving on northbound 101 it looks goods to the 80 split. movin

east win. high pressure off to the north that creates a pressure gradient. it will be breezy, cool. h surf down the the shore as well. main storm stays east and will stay off shore and get brought in the north atlantic as we head in the weekend. we will get better weather for week bind this storm off the companies you can expect cloud, a few showers and windy and cool conditions as well for thursday and friday. so overnight tonight cloud breaking. seasonably cool. 46 degrees. for your tuesday beautiful mostly sunny. is there a breeze from the northwest in the afternoon at ten to 20. planning out your tuesday things look good. light jacket in the morning. the in the afternoon we may not need it with temperatures in the 60's. running the broad street run on sunday it will be a beautiful day. temperatures will be in the 60's, into the 70's throughout the course of the day. pretty good news there lets look at our eyewitness weather seven day forecast, two great days, two not so great days but then improvement for the the weekend. we are back in the mid 70's on sunday. the chris and jessi

take it on storm scan three and you can see line moving north east, bright yellow and orange there it the is in northeast philadelphia, passing through city on its way to trenton in a line through chelten ham extending down through burlington county, new jersey and here is the the cell. we are talking about rain rates higher then half inch an hour abington to the north of cheltenham cinnaminson moving up i-95 corridor in bensalem and levittown and trenton along route one and i-95. that is our very latest active weather on storm scan three. lets look at these peak wind gusts, this was unbelievable at 3:00 o'clock line of heavy rain and gusty thunderstorms moved through. some thunder but mainly gusty wind. 71 miles an hour gust peaked in philadelphia, 55 in allentown, 52 in trenton. 409's in new castle and reading. the marry bet sent in this picture from bethlehem. this treat completely broken off its trunk in the front yard and it looks like it just miss ed or hit the roof and hood of that car. owe damaging wind the big threat with these storms and through the evening we will have some

will help seoul deal with ways to fight north korea east aggression. >>> nearly 50 victims from the shooting at fort hood have received purple hearts and defense of freedom medals. dozens of survivors and relatives received the medals. army psychiatrist has been sentenced to death in the attack that killed 13 people. >>> the united nations is still grappling with what to do with lethal autonomous weapons systems. you could call them killer robots. military tools designed to fight the enemy without putting soldiers at risk. >> reporter: human rights watch has identified what it says is a sort of ethical loophole in the system. the worry here is that we're

north bay, east bay and south bay. inland. not so much coast or bay.ig rainers, hailers there. the key is the low kind of swinging northward. might send in bands especially because we'll get sun. a lot of clouds. that will provide more heat. drizzle, breezy. a lot of heavy drizzle. that will lift here. afternoon showers, north bay and east bay, 50, 60s, coast and bay and upper 60s to 70s by the mere fact we'll have more sunshine. we'll see temperatures warming up compared to yesterday. still breezy. not as windy. maybe rain saturday. >> okay. it's moved back a little bit. >> saturday morning. we'll take it any time we can get it. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a quick break and be right back. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> welcome back. san francisco supervisors approved a ban on smokeless products. it was said that e-cigarettes don't have a place where children are. the city's campaign was largely unopposed. big to

positions to the north and north-east of ramadi sources. inside they say the city is almost deserted. the g.s.t. has sent two regiments backed by iraqi police forces. they say the humanitarian situation is deteriorating. people are fleeing in masses. there's no water, no electricity. the u.n. says the situation is dramatics, and they are concerned about the safety of the people there. >> why some of them stopped from entering baghdad? well we have been hearing that for the last couple of days. then we find out that checkpoints run by iraqi army and intelligence for the police and for the military say they demand any incoming family to bring a sponsor from baghdad. and that's why we have seen a lot of long queues and people waiting in the open. what happened is that the parliament called on the government to lift those restrictions. now the security forces are saying they are worried nil might an infiltrated the crowds to come and carry out attacks in baghdad. the actions made a lot of people angry, sunni politicians, and those displaced, an

the rescue took place in the forest in the north-east of the country which is a boko haram stronghold. 150 fighters were killed over the weekend with soldiers from niger. 46 of its soldiers and 30 civilians died in that battle >>> a day after the riots, some semblance of peace returns to baltimore. next - a live report on the road ahead. later, president obama, and japanese prime minister shinzo abe stumbling over the hurdles over the pacific trade treaty. treaty. >>> in 40 minutes a city wide curfew will go in effect in baltimore. thousands of national guards and police officers are patrolling the neighbourhoods. earlier hundreds took to the street. there were some scuffles but no major violence. 20 officers were injured, and more than 250 people were arrested in the worst riots the state has seen in decades. paul beban joins us from baltimore. how are things looking on the streets as the curfew is about to start? >> 40 minutes away from curfew since 10 o'clock, and since 9 o'clock we have heard announcement after announcement from the choppers overhead to community leaders telling p

the high temperature of 64 degrees, we'll be tracking an area of low pressure that will work north and east. the question is how far to the north does that go. looks like it could linger into friday we'll track the progression of that low. friday clouds and sun 66. 73 saturday, 74 next sunday guys, a high temperature and pleasant of sun. >> tracking a shower tomorrow afternoon. >> a veteran of d-day marked a milestone today his 100th birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪♪ >> they sang the birthday song and lit 100 candle for frank shable. he thanked god for a long life. he gets to have a second party on tuesday his actual birthday where he will receive military accommodations. >>> don't miss "action news" at10:00 p.m. on phl and on 6abc at 11:00 p.m. >> >> for walter perez and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. we'll see you back here at 11:00 p.m. can: beautiful job! i knew you had it in you. and it was easy because of what i have in me. you know the color-rich technology and all-climate protection package? it penetrates deep for long lasting protection and beauty. and i'm

the forest stretches along the north-east state. the regional coalition force recaptured several towns from boko haram. >>> for the last 25 years, the hubble telescope opened a window to the stars. its images of distant galaxies and expanding universe gave scientists a greater insight of space and time. we have this report on a grand achievement. >> reporter: in new york city's time's square the tourists get a display that is out of this world, far, far out thanks to the hubble telescope that launched in 1990. the restaurant sent back 1.2 million observations. by hovering past the earth's haze, the visual accuracy is likened to seeing a pair of fireflies in japan, from the east coast of north america. as a result scientists have their most accurate look at planets within the solar system and identified more planets beyond it. >> the mir square is down -- mirror is down on this end. they wanted deeper proeshz of the -- appreciation of the commencement of space. >> we know that there's something like 200 billion galaxies in the intern

closer come inside the capital beltway, lingering showers around southeast d.c., moving off to the north and east. further to the north and west, northern montgomery county southern frederick county, the panhandle of west virginia, light to moderate rain the next half hour, 45 minutes. all of this moves away. the express forecast tomorrow, waking up tomorrow morning, you don't need the umbrella but the sunglasses, absolutely, all day long. they time highs near 70 degrees. the rest of the week and upcoming weekend forecast coming up. alison: thank you, steve. police body cameras are meant for transparency, that the d.c. mayor says it is not that simple. mayor muriel bowser is trying to keep some of the video out of the public eye. jay korff spoke with the mayor tonight and has both sides of the debate. jay: the police across the country are under more and more scrutiny due to cases of suspected police brutality caught on camera. now the seas mayor has serious concerns about handing over body camera video to the public and the press. when the d.c. police department rolls out its officer a body came

the wind out of the north and east at five to 10.he temperatures really warm up quite a bit friday. we're talking near 80 degrees. saturday and sunday, we get the rain out of here, the clouds, the heat, the humidity out of here, the temperatures will be around 70 degrees. plenty of sunshine sunday. monday lower 70's with just a few showers. alison: steve, thank you, and now to this breaking news from los angeles. these are live pictures. this is a massive fire burning on west olympic boulevard. the live pictures show the fire burning on the top floor of a business in l.a. there are reports there are people trapped inside, so we will continue to monitor this. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for new information as soon as it's available. leon: meanwhile, tim has sports. tim: the baltimore orioles are flying high, the duke blue devils are celebrating, and the uconn huskies make history against the irish. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girllays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $ $25. the eva mend

expecting any travel delays early in the morning. 46 degrees at this hour, the winds out of the east north east, dew point levels in the lower 40's, some not bad right now. daytime highs today, 50 degrees. yesterday we were at 52. we have a strong cold front tomorrow. 46 winchester, 45 frederick. annapolis now at 42. looking further to the west, elkins west virginia is on 66 on the warmer side of the frontal system. 80 degrees in charleston. this is the warmth that is moving our way later tonight into the morning followed by the cold front that will bring changes for the weekend. tonight, a few showers, patchy fog and drizzle, the wind out of the southeast at five to 10, temperatures generally in the middle 40's. the warm front moves closer towards us. the further west, that is the warmest areas. the warmer air will overspread the region. doppler radar, damascus frederick, southern frederick counties light showers, rumbles of thunder. nothing that will be severe as we move through the overnight. the temperatures will remain cooler. as we look at what is going on -- that's not what i wanted to h

for the the phillies first pitch forecast tonight, windy and damp out there with wind out of the north east at ten to 15 miles an hour vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. we're seeing rush hour so brace yourself. traveling on 476 we are starting to see volume northbound making your way around ridge pike, that is heading towards the area of the mid county tolls. we are starting to notice brake lights being hit and if you are traveling on i9 five even the schuylkill expressway, usual hold up spots like i-95 southbound at cottman and girard we are seeing that delay string along out of the north east. same thing with the schuylkill traveling 76 westbound around city avenue and eastbound around the curve. bridges not awful but we have construction traveling in new jersey on the ben only allowing one lane to get by erika. >>> national transportation safety board is investigating what caused the deadly crash of the small plane. seven people left the ncaa basketball tournament in indianapolis late machine night. the twin engine plane crash in the field just short of an airport in blooming ton, il

temperatures will fall below 32 where we see purple to the north and west and south and east of philadelphia we are looking at very cold temperatures between 27 and 32 degrees in the warning area so please protect sensitive plants and remember your pets keep them inside as well. here's what we will wake up to tomorrow morning. thirty-five in philadelphia and trenton. thirty-five in in millville. freezing and below to the north and west. it is going to be one cold start to the weekend. it is not supposed to be like this coming up we will talk about the weekend and see if we can find any warmth. we have the threat of rain. we will talk about that as well with your seven day forecast good kathy thank you. >>> a delivery driver is shot and killed and police say he was hit the by gunfire behind the wheel and then crashed trying to get away from that shooting. victim was shot in the 500 block of hill creek park. crashed nearby at adams and bingham in crescentville. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the scene with new details tonight, steve. >> reporter: jessica unfortunately phi

leap-frogged from the north-east to the suburbs of damascus. i.s.i.l.hters threaten the syrian capital for the first time ever. stefanie dekker has that report. the yarmouk refugee camp has been besieged for two years. people starving, no running water. i.s.i.l. has taken control of the camp. some civilians escaped. >>> civilians are afraid. it most are afrad of being attacked by i.s.i.l. some groups have reconciled. aid is coming to the area. palestinians. >> reporter: thousands are trapped. there's a fear of government attacks trying to push i.s.i.l. out. the syrian observatory for human rights says that the government is targetting i.s.i.l. positions with barrel bombs. this palestinian refugee camp is less than 10km from the center of damascus. others groups joined in the fight against i.s.i.l., but did not manage to gain much ground. there's allegations that al nusra front, an al qaeda affiliate is helping oil rur. the group issued -- helping i.s.i.l., even though they issued a statement they were nut really. we spoke to the syrian minister for reco

it used to be the headquarters of the north-east. this is a place that is 360km away from nairobi. northern part of the country - it is largely a desert area where little grows, there's little rain fall and the people are poor. insecurity from somali because of the porous border between kenya and somali has affected the people inordinately. and apart from the insecurity the people have faced back lashes from the system. wherever the government sends forces to go and deal with an issue of insecurity the people are the victims. >> al jazeera's mohammed adow joined us from the capital nairobi. thank you >>> as we continue the edition of "inside story", let's stay in nairobi, we are joined from ion security a military veteran consulted on security in kenya welcome to the programme. after this attack in garissa university and the west field maul attack there were complaints about the slowness and the quality of the response of the kenyan military. is the military trained and equipped to respond to these kind of attacks? >> yes. in a few years ago. a few years ago, the military formed sp

. >> egypt's president extended the state of emergency in the nor'easter area north east area of sinai. curfews remain in place. more migrants arriving in italy in the port of augusta on the island of sicily. let's go to our correspondent barnaby phillips, and if you can, give us the latest. >> that's right. david, thank you. in the navy ship behind me they drew up in the dock about an hour ago. we've been watching groups of migrants disembarking ever since traps you can see some coming down the gang plank as we speak. you can see that there are 300 to 400 people on board. they look to be from sub sahara africa. a large number of somalis. most of them men the typical pattern, of course. but we've seen 15 women come down as well. one very little girl holding her mother's hands smiling. she came down first of all. and so i the point is that there is no sign that this tide of humanity cross crossing the mediterranean is slowing at all. european governments have come together and committed themselves to more air resources, greater efforts of search search and rescue in order to make that j

the forest stretches along north east states the a regional coalition force has recently recaptured severalrom boko haram. >>> last month nigerians voted in historic presidential election that his saw the peaceful trans of the of power that many who have been displaced by boko haram attacks in the north say they are too afraid to go back to their communities. we meet some of the families displaced in one of three states still under emergency rule because of the violence. >> reporter: well, young girls and even babies, all displaced by boko haram violence in nigeria. they have found temporary refuge in someone's backyard. in a city in the northeast near the bod we are ram are cameroon. the man looking after them is mohamed who runs a business here. but being neighborly has come with a price. >> translator: many people here, even some good friends and me where did these people come from? do you know who you are looking after? who did they vote for? what religion are they? i tell them i don't care about all of that. >> reporter: nigerians recently voted in a presidential election religion, eth

they are the objectives and cap be satisfied by different means >>> floods that hit north-east asia were the worse in decades. thousands of homes were destroyed. four months after the deluge a lot of people don't have a place to call their home. building in the ruins of their homes, workers are helping people who lost everything in the floods in december. they are the lucky ones. they owned the land they are building on. others don't. this is a day labourer. he rented house, everything they owned was ruined or floated away. >> i'm worried i don't have a house. my wife is pregnant and due in december. we want to be settled quickly. we don't see home. >> there are dozens of villages like this across the state. people salvaged what they can. aid agency suggests deal with people displaced from villages like this one. ghost villages homes washed away by the force of blood water. all that is left is the steps to a house. >> our main concern is shelter and the holy month of is approaching. we hope to move the communities to shelters. save and security. communities are kept together. the governm

heavy rain that barreled through the city at 3:00 with intense winds has moved long gone toward the north east and off shore. we will see some drying conditions a across the region from the northwest toward the south east as evening progresses but it has been an amazing afternoon throughout the the region. in new castle county heavy rain reported in the other than part of the county but other than that fairly dry cross the region to the north and west of philadelphia chesapeake city 3:01, red lion middletown, east, possibly into salem will you will see those moderate showers. look at these peak wind gusts so impressive, philadelphia a wind gust of 71 miles an hour. we are looking at near hurricane force. 55 miles an hour gusts in allentown 52 in trenton, 48 in new castle, reading a 47 miles an hour gust was these heavy downpours. marry bet from bethlehem sent in this shocking photo of the tree that just snapped and landed right on the hood of her car. just devastating this afternoon with those wind. now temperatures have fallen, big time, and the high in philadelphia 72. right now 56. forty-se

-led coalition air tricks on a number of targets in the north and the north-east of the city. the spokesman payments a bleak picture, saying the situation is coming and they are making a slow advance because i.s.i.l. littered the streets with roadside bombs. sources from ramadi paints an opposite picture saying most of the city lies under the control of i.s.i.l. and the city is largely deserted there's no water, electricity and thousands of people and families fled to neighbouring ors, including entering bag today. als we know some have not been allowed to enter. what is going on there. >> tens of thousands left. not everywhere was welcome. hundreds were allowed in, only after getting a sponsor. now the security forces say they are scared that i.s.i.l. may have infiltrated the crowds and authorities are scared they could carry out attacks against a number of targets in the capital. there's an outcry among sunni politicians, religious leaders to be quick in lifting the restrictions, the parliament calling on the government. sunni mosques and others in baghdad opened the doors t