. >>> helen has quite a reputation in her hometown of haslam in north england. this is not helping it. >> you could have hit a car. >> this woman has been involved in a crash. she hit one person who was changing a tire. that woman was injured. she hurt her finger and her shoulder. then she hit another car. >> if you hit that car, you could have just as easily hit me. >> if you notice this incident happened near a park. this man saying you could have hit my kid. but her car did stop. it was damaged. but here, she tries to start the engine and leave. >> you can't drive away. >> it won't go. police eventually turn up. she was arrested because police say she had all appearances she was intoxicated. >> what were you doing drinking and driving like that when you've got two kids of your own? because you were trying to take off. >> her lawyer said she was in a low state because the year before, this woman had been on trial for kissing a former student. she lost her marriage. she lost her children. she lost her job. she had gone to a job placement agency and ran into the

long island railroad, metro north doing fine. new england thruway north around exit 20, that advertise an accident being cleared away. so, they are dealing with that. we just had newscopter 7 over this. westbound side near exit 19 we had it reported as a disabled vehicle. you saw the pictures from newscopter 7. it's a minor accident. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today but the metered rules are in effect. over to you. >> thank you. >>> apple's iphone is racking up record sales. >> disgipson and reena ninan have more. >> advanced orders for the iphone are on pace to beat previous versions especially as sales in china are being included. >> they begin shipping september 25th. facebook wants to put virtual reality on your phone. >> last year the social media giant bought oculous, behind virtual realty headsets. facebook developing an app that would provide 360-degree videos. >> viewers would change their viewing perspective tilting their phones. >> check out tesla. this has a 600 horsepower engine and it can go from z

skeletons found in a masquerade in the north of england have been identified as the remains of scottish soldiers captured game english civil war. they date from the battle of dunbar in 16 50. the men were fighting against oliver cromwell's army. danny savage has more on this discovery. : unknown for 306 to five years, the discovery of these skeletons has solved the mystery overscholars have puzzled for centuries. what happened to the prisoners of war that were known to be here after the battle of dunbar? >> this is one of those rare moments in archaeology -- reveal the full extent of the discovery. >> it has been known for a long time that must be burials of the prisoners from dunbar in the area. it was never known where they were. numerous items have been made to try to find them in different places, but here, we suddenly have a clear evidence of mass burial. danny: the battle of dumb -- the battle of dunbar was a victory for oliver cromwell. 3000 captured soldiers were marched to durham. durham cathedral is a major tourist attraction. in 1650 it was a prison, stripped of any religious

and eastern canada and north new england. we see large high pressure in control and any cloud cover north of the hudson bay at this point, everyone sun soaked no matter where you are in the eastern half of the country. what is ahead in the accuweather forecast? we have three more warm days before it turns a touch more humid over the weekend and then the clouds move back in and they are stubborn when they do. we'll talk about that in the accuweather forecast. >> thanks very much. republican presidential candidates are getting ready to take the stage for the major debate tonight, they are meeting at the reagan presidential library in california. just like last time, donald trump will stand front and center, he is topping polls, and carly fiorina will join the candidates this time. she is the only woman in the republican field, democrat presidential candidate, hillary clinton, is keeping a close eye on what happened tonight as will vice president joe biden, who is still weighing a presidential run. >>> the refugee crisis overse

john bright stood up and made up terrific speech to his own constituency in the north of england and spoke out against this war fever and also embrace the union cause as the same cause for democracy or for expansion of the suffrage in britain. it reminded britain of the common bond that went back to colonial times and evoked this idea of a transatlantic nation that was, that had gone to war before and regretfully, and still have this bond of brotherhood across the sea. he came up very powerful voice for the union and also cast the war of one of democratic forces against those of slavery. >> lincoln was fascinated and had in his pockets various artifacts. various personal items in one of them was the clipping of an article from a london paper paper by john bright. >> is in that right? >> lincoln sent to john bright some resolutions to present at public meetings and were ratified a huge public meetings there. one of those who organize one of those meetings, he was also very influential journalist. he was living in london and he wrote for an american paper from london on the civil war a

few showers at the shore spinning north of new england.ind it and this high is a beast. it is really suppressing any cloud cover whatsoever across much of the eastern half of the country, east of the rockies. the bus stop forecast is it going to be clear tomorrow morning and cool. sweatshirt will be needed with temperatures in the 50s pretty much areawide at 6:00 in the morning. and then jumping to around 62 degrees a couple of hours later. and then again tomorrow, no clouds whatsoever. 62 at 8:00, 72 at 11:00, and a quicker jump in temperatures so to speak compared to today getting into the lower 80's between 2:00 and 5:00. high pressure settling making a home here for the rest of the week. and that is going to pull the jet stream way to the north. and you can see how warm it will be because of the high all the way from rapid city, wichita eef eastward to the mid-atlantic. each some 90s in the nation's heartland. sunny and warmer tomorrow, 83 degrees. the normal this time of year is 79. we are well above that through the rest of the seven

. >> see you, >> if we want to have a power house in north of england, can we have the government intervene in north whales and make it the center? >> when he was state of department, arrangement, in addition with the communication network that was delivered at least 95% for the house of whales and the rest of u.k. in contrast by the last leader government. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i will have further such meetings later today. years ago they were flying over in the battle of britain defending our country from hitler's aggression. it was the birthplace of british aviation and makes me proud. will the prime ministers join with me in playing trigger of those airmen who have controlled our freedom today. >> i will join where many were able to pay transcribe out to all of those to what was not just an important moment for british history but the world history, british stood alone, the only thing that stopped hitler and how proud we should be proud of our armed fors -- forces then and today. >> i want to thank those who took part and me being leader of the labour party. i take part

big picture satellite 6 and action radar clear skies really from philadelphia up to the north right through new england. what we're tracking is area of low pressure just over the carolinas here. more clouds starting to stream across the southeast and ohio valley. we'll track an area of low pressure that works its way north ward. there's likelihood no precipitation but finding more in way of cloud cover. set yum for us on monday. high pressure over new england and sun yielding to more clouds as the day wears on and it's a cooler day with that northeasterly wind coming in at 74 in philadelphia. and the showers stay to the south across the carolinas and right through the vir virzs. as we get into tuesday, howeve however, this area of low pressure wants to pass to the south and east. so, the clouds are still around with that north easterly wind and high temperature coming in at 76. but after tuesday, brighter skies prevail. the call from accuweather for bus stop forecast light jacket may be needed. 6 a.m., that number is 60. 61:00 in the morning and increasing clouds as we go throughout the afternoon hours

i was only working for a weekly newspaper in the north of england, and instead, one day, the editor - >> seth: uh-huh. >> the editor called me into his office and said, "stewart, either you become a full time journalist which means you give up this stupid amateur theatricals, as he called them, and become a newspaper reporter" or you get off my paper. and i went upstairs and i packed up my typewriter, and my dear friend sitting next to me in the newsroom said no, no, no -- you'll never get another job like this. and i said screw it, i'm leaving. and i walked out. and thank you, mr. editor. [ laughter ] because you gave me a life in the theatre. and then subsequently in film and television, which would not have happened. >> seth: right. you could be -- right now you could have to leave early to go do a council meeting and you'd be dressed for it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so, i'm going to ask you this, because you know we have governor john kasich on the show tonight. sometimes, politicians -- politicians come to this show, which is not unexpected. >> he's a brave man. >> se

we also learned of the death in north hampton england of judy carne. >> i'm judy carne you're girl on> first came that fame in 1967 on the tv show "laugh-in." an island of wacky humor during the divisive vietnam war era, put through a series of slap particular roles. she made the words "sock it to me" a popular catch phrase. popular enough for future president to appear on the show to utter them. >> sock it to me. >> judy carne left "laugh-in" in its third season and descended into a cycle of drug addition and legal woes, she was 76. actor martin milner died last sunday near carlsbad, california. a supporting actor achieved stardom in 1960 on the hit series "route 66" alongside costar george maharis a duo traveling the country in a chin knee corvette, finding adventure along the way. in 1968, milner was back on the road again, this time as a los angeles police officer with kent mccord as his sidekick on the series "adam 12" an occasional guest star in later years he revisited his early success in the 1998 documentary "route 66: return to the road" for which he served as narrate or. ma

tractor trailer on the bruckner northbound, two lanes blocked, traveling in westchester the new england thruway north sound has an accident blocking two lanes, not a major delay but you have traffic flow southbound, northbound as you approach, got to look up what it was, northbound approaching -- i saw that cleared away so you are fine, be careful out there. a lot of flooding around the area. now the lie, 75th street west down the lot going on already, having trouble achieving contract. west bound you approach maurice avenue, two lanes blocked with an accident, east on you are fine, fdr drive construction going on by 79th street, traffic's low, one lane up as you pass yourself to the roadway, hudson river crossing doing fine as well as trains. ben: 4:40. florida woman being called out in public after she trashed a the palm beach county sheriff's office shared the video on its face book page and it is going viral. deputy pulled over joy feinberg for going 51 miles an hour in a 20 mile per hour school zone. juliet: what is wrong with that? i am saying that is kind of the reaction. >> when the deputy ap

this system here pushing north into new england, now we have to get into the upper level low sitting back to the west across pittsburgh. that will pull through today and bring clouds once again, but again the cooler temperatures. the day planner doesn't look too bad. most of the day is dry. lunchtime, 70 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 73. 6:00 p.m., 72 forecasting a chilly high of 73 degrees. lower humidity levels continue into the new workweek, a ton of sunshine. we're warming up in the seven-day forecast, i'll have the details coming up in just a bit. >> chris, thank you. >>> new this morning a 17-year-old driver was killed in an overnight crash in bucks county. his three passengers were hurt one critically. we were in a pick up that went off lime kiln pike in new britain township around 1:00 p.m. the pick up hit a drainage ditch and flipped over and and a mail box. open beer was found inside the truck, it's too soon to say if dhol was a factor. >>> new jersey state police are searching for leads in a shooting. a man was found shot in the head in fairhill township cumberland county. the man w

flood watches are out from north carolina up into new england. the same area we are going to keep tabs on as we get through these next several days and into the weekend. all told it's a pattern that is alarming for meteorologists here. we have a lot of tropical storm moisture and a trough in the southeast and that corrals that moisture along the east coast and some places have seen flash flooding and as well had to deal with high rain totals to soak the ground and we call that a precurser event that could factor into all of this. the track has shifted farther to the west and slow movement the next 24 hours. picks up steam this weekend. forecast will become a category two hurricane and come very close to the u.s. coastline. anyone from the mid-atlantic to new england needs to monitor the updates and progress over joaquin over these next several days. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> of course, we will have the very latest on joaquin's path coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> kim davis, the kentucky clerk who refuses to issue marria

disturbance and we did see spotty showers to the north and west, pushing off to the north and east up to new englandhis evening, and the clouds will eventually start to fade, so gradual clearing on the way for the rest of tonight and for that matter into the first day of fall that arrives on wednesday, at 4:21 in the morning, with the arrival of fall we have the sunshine that will return and it won't feel like fall with temperatures climbing back up into the 80s for the middle half of the work week but there is a change on the way for the weekend, we'll talk about the details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> our coverage of pope francis' historic visit to the u.s. continues when "action news" comes right back. >> and something you probably noticed in the grocery store in what's the deal. >> what's the deal with shrinking products, and of course meteorologist, melissa magee, will be back with the full ac from accuweather. >>> and right now pope francis is on his way to the vatican embassy in washington, d.c., he left joint base andrews 30 minutes ago. he met with preside

we have flood watches from north carolina up into new england. this is the same area we will watch all the way through this week into sunday, perhaps into next week. it is a classic setup to funnel in a lot of tropical moisture. we have a dip in the jetstream drawing in a lot of moisture. it has nowhere to go. it's trapped on the east coast. scott, this is the type of setup we want people to take note of and take seriously because it can lead to a very large event. >> pelley: joaquin is a tropical storm. is it going to be a hurricane? >> that looks pretty likely. joaquin is a strong tropical storm, 65 miles per hour winds. latest track from the national hurricane center, a slow movement to the west over the next couple of days, and along the eastern seaboard as we head spot weekend, east of theouther banks by sunday. there is still a large amount of uncertainty as to where exactly that will end up this welcomed. anyone from new england to the mid-atlantic you want to monitor this very carefully. it's easy we could get to double digits by the end

and big picture, high pressure, it it is over us, to the north in new england, and it is keeping rain to the south and we will warm to 74 degrees this afternoon. under partly sunny skies, and it will be breezy. and coming up, in my full forecast, we will talk about the potential for some much- needed rain. chris and mary. back to you. >> vanessa, thank you. >>> pope francis now on his way to the city of brotherly love. >> philadelphia is the last stop on the pontiff's u.s. tour. and cbs news don champion is there awaiting the pope's arrival in philadelphia. he joins us live with a look at how the city has been preparing. don, good to see you. good morning. >> reporter: yes, good morning mary and chris. the city of brotherly love is ready to give some love to the pope. he is scheduled to land here in just a few minutes. and there is a lot of anticipation. he has a big packed schedule he is scheduled to land once again any minute here, around 10:30, he will hold mass at the basilica of saint paul and peter behind me. the green dome you see over there and end the day with a huge speech a

the missourians come to toss new englanders off their claims. people are coming from north and south alike, before the economic opportunity, many of them for a new start in the kansas territory. the massacre forces one of the most famous events of that time. hisay of 1856, john brown, sons, and a couple of other followers dragged five men from the cabin and they are shot and hacked to death with broad swords. that effectively cleared that area of southern settlers. the man that -- the men that he killed were not slaveowners. it is a really complicated story, but they were not slaveowners. that massacre had a lot of mixed views around the nation. when john brown had accomplished, however, was to set the town for what the kansas-missouri border would become. that would rise to new heights with william quantrill in 1863. in 1863, quantrill led a band of about 450 confederate guerrillas across the border to florence, which was the second largest city. lawrence wasn't a factor when anti-slavery capital. it was the new england stronghold. it was the home of jim lane and john robi

see the pinwheeling low pressure spinning counter clockwise taking the rain up north into nova -- nova scotia and new england you. these are morning lows. 50 in allentown. 53 in wilmington. philadelphia 56 for the low was one of the higher numbers, but when you look at where we've been over the last couple of months it's been a while since we've been that chilly. it was june 5th. 70 in philadelphia. most of the area in the low 70s. allentown and cape may, the upper 60s. 25-mile an hour breeze in philadelphia probably feeling cooler than 70 degrees would otherwise indicate. this afternoon we'll add to the thermometer. we'll go up to 77 for the high which is below the average high of 79. tonight's low 58 a little bit below average. does this mean we transitions autumnal weather? no chance. the numbers are going back up in the seven day, i'll have that when i step inside. >>> turning to sports, the eagles kick off their season tonight on the national stage taking on the falcons in georgia. the birds cheerleaders surprise the fans with a pep rally at a dunkin' donuts on cottman avenue. coach chip kelly will get

showers in new england, they'll stay to the north.if you're traveling to boston, do bring the umbrella there. around here, nothing going on. high pressure in charge, and that means nothing but sunshine. here's your forecast. 78 today, 83 tomorrow, 86, 87. are you getting hint it's going to be a warm sunny week? >> i love the him. let's pause that around repeat it again in the next couple of weeks when it's really getting a little more chilly. 66 here west of ox road. don't have a problem eastbound or westbound. prince george's county looking nice as well. everything rolling along nicely this morning. same thing on 270 northbound and southbound for us here this morning. remember eastbound 108 there in new hampshire. taking a look at 95 in virginia, no problem northbound or southbound. early roadwork is out of the way. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 fm. weather and traffic always on the 1s. i'll see you back here shoo thank you, melissa. >>> she helped two convicted killers escape from prison. she says she's not bad per

the spaghetti plots show it hitting anywhere from north carolina to parts of new england. if you look at the most concentration it has it heading towards the mid-atlantic on saturday. if that happens, we will be talking about high winds, heavy rain and potential of coastal flooding. a lot can change but something i will continue to track. the seven-day forecast is humid tomorrow with showers, and steady rain tomorrow night. the rain continues into wednesday, windy and 74 degrees. and thursday it gets chilly. 63 degrees. windy. lot of clouds. friday, breezy and cool, some rain, 63. and saturday again watching the coast for tropical storm joakim. 66. and then we dry things out sunday, and partly sunny 68. and monday, sun mixes with clouds with a high of 70 degrees. time to find the umbrellas for tomorrow and time for me to get a new mic again. >> will you be ok? >> i don't know. i don't think so. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" coming up at 11:35 after "action news." and here is jimmy with a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, jim, hello philadelphia. a sample of tonight's show. >

an incident on the new england thruway north pelham parkway a disabled vehicle. i found an accident on the h.o.v. lori, over to you. >>> let's get more on the commuter alert on the long island railroad. riders should expect delays and cancellations because of a freight train that derailed yesterday afternoon. overnight the train car was removed from the tracks. now there are concerns about the safety of the rails. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live now in hicksville. kala? >> reporter: lori, we have updated numbers for you. we know that nine trains have been canceled eastbound. 13 trains have been canceled westbound. this is really the story this morning. if you are getting on a train like this one heading to manhattan, heading westbound here, you are going to realize that you will sit on the tracks, especially at the hicksville station for some time. this train sitting on the tracks has been there more than 15 minutes. there is about 200 feet of track that needs to be repairs. there is a technical piece called the switch that needs to be rebuild. that is

of course, on joaquin's track, as the storm travels north it could hammer the east from north carolina to new england by this weekend. this is the midatlantic region already being clobbered by heavy rains and flooding. james madison university down in virginia has already had flash floods on the campus. joining me now, nbc meteorologist rafael miranda. wow, look at that. >> yeah. >> rafael, i know we're already bracing for this, tell us what to expect. >> well, there's a lot of uncertainty with the forecast but it is becoming more ominous over the past 24 hours. yesterday there was the thinking this storm could go out to sea. now it's strengthening to a hurricane, maybe a major hurricane, and that out to sea scenario looks less and less likely. so we're looking at probable landfall across the southeast or the midatlantic next week or this weekend. we'll look at the current hurricane, much more organized at this hour and rapidly strength anything. a lot of warm weather near the bahamas and not much wind shear to impede it. current winds are at 80-mile-per-hour and moving slowly across the warm waters.

our area, but either way the main area that we're going to be watching is from about north carolina, up to new england be watching that as we go into the weekend. for tonight, isolated showers, fog developing again, 67 for the low in philadelphia, 64 degrees areas north and west. for tomorrow, warm and humid, showers heaviest at night, especially as we go into very early wednesday. temperatures in the low 80s again tomorrow, still another warm day. then we go into wednesday. temperatures get a little cooler, cooler and wednesday thursday, friday, and saturday. that's when we're going to be watching the tropical system. of course, we'll have more updates through the rest of the week and glenn will have more updates coming up at 6:00. >>> coming up on nbc 10 news, the fire inside the seminary where pope francis was sleeping. tonight hear from the firefighters who have one important mission. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's th

will start to shift to the east as an area of high sure builds down from the north. tice how clear it is across new england. that's the area of higher pressure. right now, it is creating a northeasterly flow. that will also bring in that drier air. less humid air. eventually, as we head towards monday, thehift offshore. the w indsill go southwrly.te getsot and humid oncein as we do appach labor day. morrow is deligh. su vy,y mfortae. teommpuresatightrod where they should be f thi time of year. l humity. notice on sunday, w a warmer. mid to the upper 80s. as we head tar monday, ls of sunshine 's. oencet with temperatures around 90 degrees and the humidity increases as well. that could be the first day of yet another heat wave. but inhe meantime, on future tracker, you can slenty of clou .buybe a s showerere or thckere as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. overnight to ght, we do start to c lear>>hings out. tof mogrow morning,tarting offt wi some patchy clouds. morrow you can see plenty of sunshine, just beautiful, beautiful day. the forecast for today, 83 de m cldy co o po showe here o ere. night

north. we only have this feature to watch. we also have low pressure over canada. and that high over the great lakes will slip into new englandr the upcoming weekend. highs to the north, low pressure to the south with expanding rain. the two opposite forces in the atmosphere sending a pretty strong breeze out of the north and east here like saturday and maybe sunday. and the high should win out for the mid-atlantic bringingous clouds and a breeze. holding off the rain to the south. the precipitation can get as far north as washington, baltimore, southern parts of delaware, with the soaking rains over the virginias and carolinas seeing 2-4 inches over the weekend. and peeks of sun, especially in the afternoon and the high temperature of 75 degrees. and on sunday, a lot of clouds, very cool with an east-northeasterly wind 10-20 miles per hour. high of 73. definitely want to bring a light jacket, especially later on in the day. if you are going to be down there, 6:00, 7:00 saturday evening or us a depart the mass on sunday will you need a jacket or sweatshirt. and warm, 82 tomorrow. high cloud friday, sunshine filtered at 77 deg

already spoken about getting rid of the pacer trains which i know is going to be popular in the north of england then we'll kb adding an extra 1,500 services a day. we want to increase the morning peak capacity by a third. and see those outdated pacer trains retired. i think that is a good program and one we hope we can secure through this franchise. >> smith. >> thank you, mr. speaker. experts say that delivery of the electrification of the main line between covington and swansea is slipping. how is the prime minister going to get this project back on track and budget by the delivery date of 2018? >> we are committed to this all the way to swansea. we're making record investments in our railway line. many of us were prif lvileged -o see the state of the art trains, not trains built in japan but trains built here in britain with 700 new jobs in england. >> thank you, mr. speaker. does my right honorable friend recall in the debate about syria two years ago there were voices around this chamber who argued that the conflicts in syria and elsewhere were nothing to do with us and they shouldn't invo

that earlier accident on the new england thruway north of pelham has been cleared. a little bit of yellow getting up into the earlier accident scene. that means traffic is slow. hicksville track work for long island railroad. port jefferson, ronkonkoma, so far so good. no major delays record. we will keep our eye on that. we will keep our eye on new jersey transit, path trains, metro north. they are doing fine. taking the subways, fine there. george washington bridge construction has been cleared away. street cleaning rules are in effect today citywide. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you, still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," search crews will be back out this morning to look for those who may be missing including a child after deadly floodwaters swept through utah. >>> children in east harlem want to make sure that they are pitch perfect for the pope getting ready for a special ta . >>> welcome back. this morning two people are missing still following the deadly flash floods in utah. 18 are confirmed dead. resumes at daybreak. seven hikers were trappe

limited sunshine thanks to this ridge of high pressure that stays just to the north and east of new englandhat high are clockwise so you tap into that northeasterly wind that drains down the clouds and the cooler air. temperature tomorrow coming in at 74 degrees and with this high to our north an area of low pressure to our south and east, it will be breezy at the coast as well. high pressure, however, is waiting in the wings. you have the setup on wednesday, high temperature coming in at 80 degrees and wednesday happens to be the first day of fall, the autumnal equinox starting at 4:20 in the morning. it's a mostly sunny sky, it's a good looking day. wednesday and thursday no issues but in the wake of this front that we will be tracking that will slowly take its time moving southward, high pressure moves in, a canadian high which will bring some cooler air our way just in time for the weekend and it will be an important weekend. we've got the papal visit on saturday. sunshine and clouds likey, likely will be dry with the high temperature coming in at 73. although we're tracking a weak dist

just drift barely to the north and east off the coast of florida and the carolinas and florida georgia and this me anders off the coast and fights high pressure over new england this upcoming weekend. right now the canadian high, is north and west of the great lakes and a weak high in western places in pennsylvania and as we go through the upcoming weekend saturday and sunday, the high will position itself just around boston and quebec canada and that drops the winds out of the northeasterly direction, and the lows you can see gaining strength to the south, over the weekend a lot of clouds saturday and especially on sunday, but the rain should be just to the south, but too close really nail biting here by sunday with the rain down the pike of 95 and windy as well over the weekend. so over the weekend the two big events, the festival of families on the parkway over the weekend, mostly cloudy and breezy and chilly, dress warmly for the concert as well. temperatures dropping into the middle 60s. and then on sunday on the parkway it's packed with people from city hall right up to the art museum steps in the afternoon temperatures only top into the upper 70s and a

to the north and somewhere along the mid-atlantic coastline, satellite and radar, the front passed through last night when it brought the torrential rain, it's in the northern parts of new englandnd the front is to the north and east, it lifts back to the north and west, that will tap into the tropical moisture off the mid-atlantic coastline and enhance the rain once again. so as we look here for your friday and saturday, the winds start to kick back up, and this is that stalled front high pressure to the north and east, and low down to the south, that helps to pull into the northerly winds, and gusts of 45 miles per hour over the weekend and at the coast gusts to 45 miles per hour, creates beach erosion here as we get into tomorrow evening, and many psych cycles of high tide, this is prior to watching where joaquin tracks, projects rainfall totals, by the end of the week we are looking at possibly 5 inches across the region and healthier amounts to the south and we'll watch the track. coming up in the full exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> as hurricane joaquin approaches, 6abc.com is it weather, is your go to resource, look for constant updates on live radar and ex

here and i expect it coming through dry because all of the energy is pushing off to the north east up into new englandut of the front and

notice to the north, very delightful weather, especially over northern new england in the 70s and even 60s in portland and boston. 84 in buffalo. only a couple 90s on the map, far west of our area. we have seen some showers, a couple isolated thunderstorms today. but they have been mainly across pennsylvania. we have been stuck in the clouds, but those clouds are going to clear. and look at this fantastic forecast coming up for this labor day weekend. it does warm up each day, and by monday, we're back up to near 90. but at least it's nice outdoor weather for your outdoor plans. i'll break it down region by region coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> a big thanks to you. thanks, janice. >>> get this. gas prices this labor day weekend are the lowest we have seen in over a decade. the national average is $2.51 a gallon. in new jersey, the average is $2.16. and you can fill up for even cheaper than that, depending on where you go. news 4's michael george is in ft. lee with the story. michael, a good one for a change. >> reporter: yes, sibilia. if you look at the prices here in new

north and west toward hatteras, new jersey, and new england but bad news wherever it hits.cking 125 mile per hour winds, swirling around and warm as i. -- an enormous eye. ♪ suddenly, on sunday night that -- betsy runs head-on into a high-pressure ridge, traveling south and coming fast, back towards the bahamas. monday morning, the wall clouds rips over into nassau, carrying on for nearly 15 hours. then it turns toward the main island. hurricane flags are flying now from key west to cape kennedy. in miami the civil defense emergency operating center have been on alert. to direct government services. small craft warnings winds may , reach hurricane forces by tuesday evening. all vessels should be -- should seek safe harbor. >> for the first time in history, miami beach will be underwater. get out now. all groceries and lumber yards are closed for the holidays. the public can lay in food and emergency supplies. useou are boarding up, nails and everything else securely. remove coconuts from nearby palm trees. >> advanced winds begin coming in. along the gold coast. on the beac

the satellite showing the storm system is well to the north up in new england.evel low to the west that will swing through later this afternoon. the that will keep the cloud cover in here most of the day. day planner, lunchtime, 70 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 73, mostly cloudy skies. and 6:00 p.m., 72. again, we're forecasting a high of 73 which is 6 degrees below the seasonal average for this time of the year. as a matter of fact we'll keep it dry outline week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, there's no shot, i repeat again no shot of seeing any measurable rain. a beautiful week on the way, i'll tell you how long it last in the seven day. >> philadelphia water crews are on the scene of a massive water main break that flooded an entire street at the corner of hunting park avenue and west moreland street in the hunting park section. the 4-foot main burst spilling 15 million gallons of water. it took two hours to get the main shut off and restore pressure. now hunting park avenue is closed until further notice. >>> police in delaware county are looking for s

is off to the north and around that high winds wrapping in east, north eeshlly direction and temperatures dropping 50s northern new england and 6 botion stone. still warm and muggy in philadelphia of 76 degrees. but also with that high not only is temperature going to drop but the humidity as well. notice dew points in 40s and 5 50s new england and new york city down to 60 which is on the verge of comfortable and still muggy and baltimore and philadelphia give it a few more hours and those numbers will dropch the only thing with the winds wrapping around the high all weekend that water will pileup with northeasterly winds that will be persistent. waves four to five feet. if you head to the shore or are there maybe sure you swim where the lifeguards are on duty and watch for those rip current. when i come back we'll talk about the city, shore, poconos for the weekend in that full accuweather 7-day. >> about busy time, thank you so much. quiet tonight and at this time tomorrow the ben franklin parkway will be packed. chopper 6 is okay after organizers of made in america after checking out the sound and it is for two days an

reason is front that is moving from the north behind it, look at that new england, boston, current temperature in the upper 60's. phillies are up there playing at fenway tonight. it will be a cool night for baseball. right around the front we are in the mid 80's, still warm in washington but that front continues to push south, where we are bringing in the cooler air off the ocean. here's how it will feel tomorrow much better. we will call it please an. sunday pleasant. more humid for labor day and comes back to steamy conditions as we head back to reality, work and school on tuesday. enjoy weekend, high pressure from the north this clears out nicely. sunshine, temperatures in the mid 80's on saturday, another warm day sunday mid 80's and monday labor day we will bring back 90-degree temperatures with more humidity. now reason we will see cool down is win direction out of the north east and really kicking up over the opened water off the coast of new england. notice off shore buoys, indicating wave heights of 4 feet. thinks all going to move southward toward new jersey shore, delaware beaches o

you see most of the heavier rain from yesterday moved to the north east and up in new england, bostonrain right now. for us we don't see too much left, ocean county, we have a little bit of rain, around barnegat, and beach haven this morning. some light showers and that is about it. so clouds will linger longer, through about seven or 8:00 o'clock and then we will see sun filtering in later in the morning. if it is cloud think morning, just clouds we shouldn't have any rain. the rest of the day looks nice as humidity goes down. saturday we will get few extra clouds by 1:00 in the afternoon and maybe four or 5:00 is the the arrival time for our next round of rain. could get heavy overnight, depend where these downpours set up, into sunday morning. the little break sunday morning. another round have rain moving through on sunday afternoon. the best rule of thumb is outdoor things are best early in the day but so much more going on this weekend, it is in the a wash out but certainly not a perfect weekend, either. it looks great for monday. 65 degrees in pottstown. sixty-seven reading. si