wind out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour.ildwood and cape may, wairvelings 3 to -- waves 3 to 4 feet. avalon 68 degrees. sunshine expected. >> there's a new king of the stanley cup and they had to earn it. in double overtime, the title came down to this. [ cheers and applause ]. >> that's right, alex martinez slapped in the championship goal. the double ot game 5 was the longest in time kings franchise history. now for the other top stories. day, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, things were rolling for the phillies. three straight victories, last night they welcomed in the chicago cubs as j.ro tried to rewrite it. it's 2-0 chicago. next time castro comes to the plate. hernandez hits him. i doubt it was intentional. but try telling that to the home plate umpire. synchronized ejections, never seen that before. jimmy rollins hit mike schmidt's all time hit list. that's the one bright spot as the phillies lose 2-1. >> reach 2,000 hits in cincinnati, i said i didn't care where it happens, but when the hit comes up,

clear northwest to southeast. the humidity is starting to lower. it promises to be a gorgeous day, actually a beautiful weekend. just like last weekend we'll see sunshine both days and comfortable humidity levels. the jersey shore we're holding on to a humidity, the cold front hasn't cleared the coast just yet. we'll be doing better down here today than yesterday with all the fog. 69 degrees if ship bottom. beach haven the same. atlantic city airport, 67. muggy. ocean city, sea isle 69. winds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. the chop is rough waves at 3 to 4 feet. ocean temperatures getting up there, off the coast of cape may, 71, air temperature 69. the storms have swept through yesterday evening and worked out to sea. we're clearing to the west we have a little cloud cover on the

we're looking at $100 billion problem in the pacific northwest we spent $10 million. you talk about countries like --tlike -- ic i think you said romania, mexico. they have deployed early warning systems and the united states of america hasn't. we have a prototype. do theirs not work? do we have to develop new technology. isn't there technology that would mitigate the loss of life in the northwest with the advent of a tsunami that we could deploy? we might improve it later? >> is that a question. >> it's a question to either of you. to the two of you. >> no. i think we should build the early warning system. the physics is simple. we know how to do it. t a bit of a challenge to make sure we don't get false alarms and we have to adapt the emergency broadcasting system to react in seconds. >> right. if romania can do it. can't united states of america? i don't know i guess we have fallen so much the republicans have disinvested so much we can't. >> in these other country, japan, mexico, turkey that have either existing systems or developing systems, those decisions were

winds out of the west/northwest at 10 miles per hour. high pressure is moving in out of the northwest it's at 29.92 inches. we love this during the month of june. anytime you're under 60 degrees that's nice arena comfortable. the dewpoints which are down in the low to mid 50s will continue to fall during the course of the day. the drier air is ushering in riding a northerly breeze. these are stained winds, wilmington, 20. philadelphia, 10. allentown 12, 13 in millville, atlantic city 16 every now and then we get the occasional gust of 25 miles per hour. here's the satellite and radar, the wind is coming in behind this cold front which is clearly defined right there, you can see that kind of backwards c. that's the cold front pushing out to sea canadian high sets up shop, and for that means nice temperature. today, breezy, tomorrow, the winds start to relax, the only issue is this warm front the winds shift of the southwest. the humidity increases by tuesday morning we'll see temperatures close to 90 degrees. with the heat and humidity it

such as the cascadia structure in the pacific northwest.ter understand of liquefaction, good understanding of earthquake hazards in general, and send him a hazards, assessments and warnings, these are all things we have learned more about since the great alaska earthquake. as was evident in the earthquake and others with experienced in 50 years since, death and destruction from the tsunamis can be greater and more widespread than the damage caused by the shaking. the tsunami can happen thousands of miles away from the epicenter of the earthquake. in recent years, massive earthquakes and tsunamis have wreaked devastation across indonesia, japan, chile, and haiti. but in each of these massive movements of the earth, there are lessons. earthquakes in haiti and chile of nearly the same magnitude have caused massive differences in death and damage to much of the differences are the direct result of efforts to established standards and medication of earthquake hazards. in japan, the early warning system allowed the japanese transit system to shut

build resources to identify and quantify the northwest. the average expected loss from earthquakes in the pacific northwest is $1 billion a year. a large fraction of exposure for the entire united states. the realization of this risk has come in the last 25 years. much of the evidence is hidden in thick forests or models of ocean or wiped clean by glaciers. the quake in 2001 are tens of thousands of miles deep. our problem is not simply an extension of the san andres faulting. the continued effort to characterize risks. our cities in america have not been tested since the 1994 earthquake that only hit suburbs. the funding level shower high enough to accommodate developments like warning and sea floor monitoring. in summery, the earthquake is a forerunner of the earthquake in the pacific northwest to prepare, we should build an earthquake early warning system and replace sea floor monitoring, maintain in the pacific northwest earthquake science and engineering effort and all this requires a reauthorized program. thank you for the opportunit

she has been transport today northwest detectives to talk with about what she saw. chief talked with chief inspector scott small on the scene here's what he had to say. >> found three spent shell casings, very close proximity to the driver side door, two, 3 feet away, all three shell casings, which is an indication that the shooter walk up to the vehicle and shot from point blank range. >> reporter: detectives believe this car was moving at the time and ended up again crashing into this toyota. if you look at the back left bumper there, you can see, that there is damage to the car. again, the woman driver transported to northwest detectives, also, inside of the grand marquis, were two other men who were inside the car at the time. they were not injured. also, though, transported to northwest detectives, to talk about -- talk with them about what they saw. the good thing here, chief inspector scott small tells me, there are three sets of cameras in this area, one over on this side, one at a business over here, and another, at a business over here on butler street. an

so he is being interviewed by northwest detectives and northwest personnel are on the scene processing scene. it's one of the worst hoarder horses i've seen in my long career. pro session the scene will be difficult. >> reporter: police tell us there are pathways through an extremely worse hoarding situation in this home. they also say there are several cats and kittens littered throughout the home. investigators tell us they've recovered a kitchen knife with a 6 inch blade. we've been talking to neighbors who say the female came outside and asked them to call police. they also say the man and woman are not considered a couple. they are close friends but they are also just baffled by what has happened here in the 5900 block of 4th street. we'll continue to monitor the crime scene and have more for you. we've just been told by police, again, that pennsylvania animal control is on the way. live for now in olney, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> crews put out a fire at a metal alloy plan in the montgomery county. nbc 10 was at the chem alloy company. nobody was hurt. >>> a house fire in

so as far as the northwest goes, 55 this morning in seattle. portland, 52. not going to be a lot of showers out there today, but maybe a few drips here or there. so a couple hundredths of an inch possible in a few spots. nothing too significant. better chance on thursday. today's forecast for tuesday, mostly dry in all locations, sunny and hot in the desert. that's your national forecast. again, more significant system coming in, looks like on thursday. details coming up on that. >> hundred degree temperatures, that's -- >> that's midsummer-like. >> that is midsummer-like, too hot. >> a lot of records too. a little unusual. >> thank you very much, bill karins. >>> now still ahead, more kidnapping linked to boko haram. >>> a close encounter caught on camera. you're watching "early today." y] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundlin

that will be most especially to the northwest. then tomorrow even hotter, 94, very humid and this is when we have the chance for some pretty strong gusty thunderstorms. it looks like the best chance for that would be late in the day so something to watch at the end of the day on wednesday into the evening hours. thursday it's still sticky and still unsettled and 87 degrees. friday partly sunny skies, 84. you can't rule out a shower. we get that heat down. saturday clouds and sun, 82 but it now looks like the weekend is going to remain unsettled a front that we thought might sweep through gets hung up through the area so what does that mean for you? you're going to see a good amount of clouds on both weekend days with the chance for a couple of showers or a thunderstorm around. temperatures just in the low 80's so we're watching for that and saturday is the official arrival of summer and not going to feel terribly summer like with temperatures in the low 80's. monday it's partly sunny skies, 82 on monday, it could still be a bit un

nothing really in the northwest i got to look at.ust prefer to be sitting looking that way. >> drake's dining hall dilemma is not his only self-imposed restriction. >> i've got a specific order i do a lot of things. basically, rituals or routines. i always face my labels out, wash my hands a bunch. and i hate stepping on the cracks. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. i've been hoarding stuff since i was a kid. >> drake's perceived need to sit only facing northwest recently got him in trouble. >> he apparently was involved in an incident yesterday in the chow hall. he was taken to segregation, i believe, pending investigation. i have not received any incident reports relative to this charge. so i want to go down here and just talk to him briefly and find out what happened. so i came over as part of my investigation process to try to figure out what happened. give me your side of the story. >> um, okay. well, i didn't want to sit at any of the tables that were present. so i started to leave. and i shoved a piece -- the h

we're dry and maybe a chance for a shower in your northwest suburbs.ood place to escape the heat, down the shore because a sea breeze is going to kick in. we're starting it off with a good amount of clouds at the shore. by this afternoon you'll have a lot of sun and that sea breeze. by 11:00 a.m. 79 degrees and after that sea breeze really takes affect by 3:00 p.m. dropping it do town about 77 degrees. but i want to show you future tracker 6. later on this afternoon expecting a high of 91 but it will feel more like it's 95. this is tracking the heat indices, what it's going to feel like in the area. wait until we fast forward to tomorrow afternoon. about 4:30 it's going to feel like a hundred degrees in the city when you factor in both the heat and humidity. let's look at the seven day forecast. hot and humid today, 91 degrees for your high. the union has a national tournament today so they're going to be playing through dry conditions but it will be sticky. tomorrow hot with the chance for some gusty thunderstorms. we have a lot of chance for thunders

winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour.ure reading under 30. 58 in allentown, that's the dewpoint. 56 in philadelphia. everybody east of the delaware river still feeling i should say a little bit of humidity, north and west of the delaware river it's comfortable always the dewpoints continue to drop off. they will continue to do so throughout the course of the day. by 2:30, 53 in allentown and 53 in reading. millville, 61. this is a nice, pleasant change finally as the cold front continues to sweep on threw. this is the water vapor imagery, everywhere you see these bluish green shade these are higher dew points. that's the cold front it's marching east across the delaware valley over the last 12 hours. as that continues to push east it is shoving all that humid air out to sea. we have high pressure behind so that means nice, quiet weather. the high plain states if you're traveling to the west, west of the mississippi river valley there could big storms developing later this afternoon. everybody else east of the mississippi

chance for a thunderstorm but i think the best chance for that is pretty late tonight out to the northwest. the rest of us stay dry, matt. >> i think i'm ready for a lemonade already. >> sounds good. >> no, seriously. anyone, bring me a lemonade, that would be great. good morning everybody. we're live here in center city along the vine street expressway. some good news, that crash that we had overnight involving the ambulance at eighth and vine locally has cleared out. everything reopened there. on the vine itself no issues to report between the schuylkill and 95. things are nice and dry. if you're hopping on 95 heading northbound things look a little bit different this morning here by girard avenue, that northbound work zone between the vine and girard has been extended north as we told you it would be toward allegheny avenue and now you can see some signs warning of that. all three lanes shifted just a bit to the right. you see the cones out here. this is not going to cause a huge issue, it just looks a little different. the work zone goes a little bit farther north. on the big picture d

our wind are out of the northwest right now about 8 miles an hour, so, nice start to the day. it won't be as windy as it was yesterday. you'll be having all of those vegtables on the grill today. they taste great. 82 degrees, fight over the hammock. and it is just going to be beautiful day, and full sunshine, all day long, so enjoy this, we do start to warm up, though, and that seven day forecast has some days with 90 on it, and it might not stop there. we'll take a look and see just how warm it will be getting next week coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. developing story this morning. the septa regional rails are once again rolling. after federal intervention. commute letters have their rides ready to go. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at the fernrock transportation center, where riders are back on the rails and i'm sure they are happy to hear t hey, syma? >> good morning, signing of relief, regional short lived strike yesterday. >> places, like, come on, this is ridiculous. >> riders upset at the septa regional rail strike can now breathe sigh of relie

we have a system dropping down in the pacific northwest. boy did that sec in a lot of high and mid level clouds. low clouds windy and cooler. there will be a lot of 70s in areas that should be around 80- 83. 50s on the temps. santa rosa at 48. even is really close here on the temps. 22 oakland. 36 out at travis and

so still seeing the northwest wind coming in. it is still pretty light. it will continue to be a nice breeze, through the morning. so here's your wake up forecast 7:00 a.m., 59 in the city, 57 in the suburbs, we will start off with sunshine, and keep it right through the day, but the heat really ramps up by monday. i'll tell you all about that coming up and show you the seven day forecast in just a little bit. >> all right, see now bit. ten year old boy is teaching kids around the world to play soccer. coming up: how his big heart and love for the game are doing a lot more than just teaching sports. plus, one state is considering requiring students to learn cpr. why one par sent making it her mission to get the law >> grab the dog leans if you visit the beach in wildwood your pooch can now join you. for the first time the city has designate add summertime on lean dog beach in the city's northern section near poplar avenue. not only will dogs be able to catch some rays on the beach, they'll catch some waves, in the water, as well. >>> well, high school stu

concord northwest, northwest oakland so there are more hints of a more northeasternly breeze. yesterday we had that easterly breeze. san jose's west, livermore northwest. i think the heating will get capped here in the next hour or two. fog is there usually makes an impact. for us we're just waiting for this weak little front to come in. 72 tahoe, they are in the 30s this morning. a lot of high level clouds. other wise it'll be another warm day away from the coast but cooler for many. 50s too 90s. take your pick. if you're by the coast and some of that fog. if you're inland it's still hot. 80s and 90s for the usual suspects as we said. a little cooler north bay, peninsula, south bay. east bay running a little bit warmer. but a few places will briefly touch 90s. we say hello to the summer solstice. looks pretty quiet. not much changed into this week. there's hints into next week. maybe some rain for northern california. i don't think it'll make it here but there's hints. >> rain this month, rain. thanks steve. >>> residents in central south dakota are picking up the pieces afte

still damp up to the northwest. interior sections of especially california that are really going to feel the effects of the warmer temperatures. we do a little bit on sunday, and then by the time we get into july, sacramento we go from an 87 today to 98 on monday. it looks to last a while too. near 100 at the start of our hottest month of the we're are, july. >>> we're going to move to entertainment news now. on the run beyonce and jayzee's much anticipated tour kicks off. they opened the show with their 2002 hit "bonnie and clyde." take a peek. ♪ ♪ nobody will ever come between us ♪ >> y'all sing it, come on. >> it starts tomorrow in cincinnati. >>> barbara walters' emotional retirement from "the view." the hat fest is undergoing a major overhaul with the departures of sherry shepherd and jenny mccarthy. that leaves just whoopi goldberg. >>> big news for a "friends" star. courtney cox is engaged to johnny mcdave. the couple was introduced last year by ed sheeran who posted the news last year. cox was previously mar

right down out of the northwest. ejects out.e way, there are cool what we call wave clouds over the sierra nevada. you need a cold front to come through to get those. but they show up on the visible satellite. it's not something we see in june. they will probably fly out quickly. there's strong wind aloft. east san jose was 79. not today. we'll go 75. kond cord, 78. should be closer to 83 or 84. palo alto, 77. we'll go 73. kentfield to 74. this will probably be the coolest day of the week. san francisco, 65. any low clouds, kind of favoring the coast and areas south. just a little area to the north of marin county. 67, 53 for san francisco. normal this time of year, the record high 90, 1943 and 48 have to go back to 1893. we do have some low clouds, but again, they will lose out. there's too much cold air coming in. that will kind of chew it up. still 50s on the temperatures. we had 40s. i think we'll see more tonight. had low 50s around. menlo park and palo alto. now 53, 56. but 50 in la honda. chilly up there. gusts 23 oakland

especially in the pacific northwest. we do have a storm system right underneath the weather channel logo there. that is onshore bringing wet weather with it. behind it we're in a cooler, showery weather pattern in. this next bout of showers that comes through, maybe at most maybe a quarter to about a half an inch of rain with it. not a lot. just a little bit. that's not today. more or less later tonight or into tuesday. one more dry, very warm day from seattle to spokane. probably be the warmest you'll too, of course. water temperatures. only 57 for your high, crescent city. >>> still no change as far as the rain forecast goes. we talk about the drought in california. it's a big topic. >> the nortest, great even this late as the summer starts. it's interesting stuff. sfleerchlgts a new airbag recall to tell you about for honda, nissan, and mazda orders. >>> plus, thousands of kids pouring over u.s. borders, and they are apparently staying. >>> soccer gold medalist hope solo spending the weekend in jail. details in two mi

into the northwest territory, the old northwest territory, territory between the ohio river and mississippi river. so it was in these documents that he convinced himself that -- something about which he had never done the homework, something about which he had never campaigned. that is to say the slavery issue. he convinced himself that the founders had intended slavery to be put in the course of ultimate extinction. that is the central port -- point of the great peoria speech. finally, great man with a great wouldfound an issue which carry him to the white house, into a terrible civil war, and to his assassination. >> next question is over here. in february of every year, i listen to both republicans and as arats claim mr. lincoln supporter of their political party. today, wouldent mr. lincoln be a republican or a democrat? [laughter] >> yes. [laughter] [applause] it is a great question which is impossible for me to fathom in this wonderful, intellectual, and diverse group. i may, with all due respect, because a student has emerged and i think this is important, so we would like you to go

this is northwest of williamsport, far northwest of williamsport. of our area, but later this afternoon, we'll see some of those thunderstorms tracking to our region. >>> eighty-six, the high yesterday. so, nice and warm, but not too humid. it was perfect summer afternoon actually. 85 degrees, is the normal, right where we should be. it is 72 in philadelphia right now. we're looking at mainly seven's, 72 in wilmington, as well as atlantic city, 69 in trenton, 68 in wrightstown. fox future cast shows clouds thicken pretty quickly, showers could arrive out ahead of the front as early as noon. for most of the day, at least most of the morning drive, most of the afternoon just looking at scattered light rain showers. by late afternoon, that's when the heavy downpours come in, some lightning, isolated severe weather is possible. this is mainly north and west of philadelphia, mainly later today. >>> but your foxcast shows muggy weather is here, sticking around for the rest of the morning, 76 at 8:00 a.m., 82 at noon with some showers, eight a later today,

northwest is looking nice on saturday.orrow than you're going to get today out there. boise looking great. starting to heat up a little bit on sunday. temperatures a little higher. you notice san francisco still cool at 67. l.a. at 77. then you want interior california weather? temperatures in the low to mid 90s. across the board sunshine. >> sunshine. >> five days in the weather office. >> netflix in the weather office. good job. >> why not? >>> we're going to turn to some entertainment news now. the original movie selfie just might be from thelma and louise. now two decades later susan serandon and geena davis reunited for an update to the polaroid. the pic was tweeted with the caption "inventors of the selfie at it again." let's go to the map. lifetime set to air the unauthorized saved by the bell story. a behind the scenes peek at the early 1990s cult hit. it will be loosely based on screech's 2009 tell-all, which included juicy revelations about on set drugs and sex. >>> you will have to wait a bit for your bayside go

northwest winds 5 to 10. slight breeze from the northwest. the shore today, 73 long beach island, sunny and nice. going to be 74 atlantic city. also nice. see temperatures around 67 degrees. wildwood 76 with your sea temp 70. rehoboth 74, sunny and mice. that's today. tomorrow starts getting hotter with the chance of isolated thunderstorms. better chance tuesday and wednesday. numbers get to 90s. hot and sticky week with a chance of storms everyday again similar to what we saw last week. >> getting close to the official start of summertime. i'm not that surprised. here we go. thank you ted. >>> on this father's day, president obama is taking time to reflect on his job, jenna's dad. he sat down to talk about what father's day means to im. >> that's the stuff you remember, pushing them on a swing, hearing them laugh. that's going to be what's most precious in your life. you want to make sure you don't miss out. >> his face lights up when he talks about his girls. president obama is proud daughter of 13-year-old sasha and 15-year-old meliah. he

today, mostly sunny skies, a beautiful day, a light gentle breeze out of the northwest. warm front punches threw. it will be a nice-looking day, turning more humid, do you want in the upper 60s, 88 feeling like 90. that's the tip of the iceberg so to speak. we get into tuesday and wednesday it will feel very summer-like with actual air temperatures in the 90s that will bring showers and storms. when i come back i'll have more on that, alicia. >> septa's regional rails are run again this morning because federal intervention. president obama created a mediation board to mediate the contract dispute. the first trains pulled out of the yards just before dawn this morning. the shutdown affecting 13 lines connecting city and suburbs and the airport line, as well. that order bans a new walkout for another 240 days and commuters hope that a settlement can be reached by that time. >> the sooner we resolve problems and make compromises to finish the strike the better. >> the rail workers unions want raises of 14 1/2 point over five years, 3 percentage points more than septa has of

again northwest this evening that would be the worse.er issue is that oppressive humidity i just talked about. dewpoints probably will be over 70 for much of the day. this will be the first day of this summer season that we're going gate to gate with that oppressive humidity. 75 degrees at 8 o'clock today. these are just the numbers. 82 by 11 o'clock. we'll probably be at 80 as early as 10 o'clock. that hasn't happened yet this year. 88 around 4 o'clock before we dip to 86. a spotty shower through the day but a better chance of a drenching thunderstorm would be northwest later tonight. high temperatures mid 80's up in the lehigh valley, up closer to 90 in the i-95 corridor. down the shore probably closer to 80 degrees. again, afternoon and late day and evening thunderstorms. now, the phillies since you're in center city our south philadelphia and you're not up in those northern and western areas i do expect them to get the game in. i'm going to post spotty storms but i think there's a big chance your biggest issue with the phillies tonig

upper 70s beautiful conditions plenty of sunshine with a northwest breeze 10 miles per hour. all right. here's the extended forecast up to 88 monday. mostly sunny skies. and hot and humid for tuesday. a few more clouds. keep it around 99 degrees tuesday and wednesday. i think wednesday, thursday, friday there will be chance for scattered showers maybe thunderstorm each day with that warm and humid air mass in place. so we're back at it next week. back to the typical summer like stuff. >> thanks, justin. rob ellis is here with a look at what's coming up in sports. >> speaking of summer heft rick day down there at citizens bank park in south philadelphia. we'll revisit jimmy rollins franchise record breaking hit and hear from j roll and his manager on the milestone plus phillies bats delivered as well. they came alive against the cubs. they came alive against the cubs. that and unfortunately s open ♪ ♪ mom, we need another refrigerator! come to hhgregg... and fill your home with happy. >> back to the record setting day at citizens bank park. in case you missed it jimmy rollins

i think the best chance of that would be pretty late tonight and in the northwest. then tomorrow hot and this is the better chance for some gusty thunderstorms. you real are going to feel sticky, that temperature up to 94 degrees its going feel hotter than that and then we're tracking gusty thunderstorms. the best chance for that would be late in the day into the evening hours so we're going to watch for. that on thursday still sticky, 87 degrees, unsettled with a shower. friday partly sunny skies and 84 with a shower. it now looks like that a front comes through and doesn't completely cruels our area. so, this doesn't spell the great conditions for the weekend. clouds and sunshine on both days. temperatures in the low 80's and chance for a shower around so staying kind of unsettled as summer officially arrives on saturday. on sunday 80. on monday partly sunny skies and 82 and it looks like monday could also be a little bit unsettled as well. >> thanks, karen. >>> 5:10 now. all new this morning, the gruesome discovery in new england. a suspected porter is found dead

satellites composite shows a cold front here is the top edge moving through northwest wisconsin. it gets here this afternoon. in line of showers and thunderstorms why the scattered popping up all the rain moves to the east tonight and into tomorrow we are on the front side of the high-pressure which means sunshine temperatures still cool only in the '70s. today we make 80 degrees rain this afternoon. to its low 53 clearing skies cool and quiet overnight. tamara's has 74. sunshine. saturday's a keeper at 82. warmer for father's day chance of rain. but go to traffic. >> just kidding new word on the crash told you about on narragansett. two people are dead after a crash of a single vehicle with five people inside that hit a brick wall. two confirmed dead, three critical. we will have more information as to get the for now this is blocked off for the investigation from schubert. otherwise, overnight roadwork the closures near the circle. in bound kennedy blocked off west bound to 90 until 5:00 a.m.. in bound dan ryan to eastbound to 90 closed until 5. >> coming up, we look at the myt

the winds are kicking out of the northwest, again. ship bottom, winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. sales 2 to 3 feet. the officials numbers at the atlantic city airport, 58 degrees. on the board, 59. sea isle city, avalon, 61. wildwood, 64. cape may, 65 degrees. the breeze will slacken a little bit later this afternoon. during the morning hours if you're doing boating be prepared for a gusty breeze from time to time. father's day, mostly sunny, 83 degrees. the jersey shore, sunny and nice, 78. the poconos sunny and refreshing high of 75. speaking of the poconos yesterday's day time high temperature, anybody want to guess? 59 degrees was the daytime high in the poconos yesterday. they will do better today, but whew that was some chilly stuff. we have muggy weather on the way as we move into the work weaker. temperatures in the 90s. when i step back inside i'll talk about that, i'll have the the exclusive accuweather'll seven-day forecast. >> thanks, chris, septa's regional rail is back running. president obama had t

winds are out of west-northwest at 8. gusty up around santa rosa, and southeasterly winds over the land. by 8:00 tonight everybody cools off, into the upper 60s inland and high clouds out there. low clouds near the shoreline and temperatures at the coast will be in the mid-50s. if you are taking in the game tomorrow afternoon, 1:05, taking on the red sox, fair and breezy and a game time temperature of 68 degrees. tomorrow afternoon we'll be looking at numbers to be in the mid-80s inland. temperatures came down about ten to 15 degrees in parts of the bay area. tomorrow will be nice. we warm up a little bit so that for the fair in pleasanton, 80 degrees. for the toyota save mart 350, at the raceway, 77 degrees. things will be warming up for sunday thousand with a high pressure building in over the west coast a little bit after this disturbance moved through, and by the latter half of next week there's actually a chance of a few showers moving into northern california. it's not unheard of. we get rain in june and we'll see i

few minutes, now i can say, let's go to steve. >>> most clay clear, you can associate up in the northwestave us that beautiful cool down. it will be a little bit warmer and it is a quiet pattern and after that you just hold it steady status quo as they say. it really took a plunge, some 10 to 15 degrees and it will go 81 after yesterday's cool 71, 71 and 76, san carlos was only 68 yesterday, bumping it up for just coasts and bay. it will be sunny and then 65 for a high which is slightly below average for this time of year. the record high is not that long ago. the record low again, we have to go back to the 1800s. notice the pattern. 47 back in 1849. we will start that rebound after yesterday's cool down and there is a couple of patches of fog and it is a cool morning, 47 in napa and novato. and calistoga at 45. petaluma 48 and the breeze is tailing off, it was howling yesterday, fairfield and i expect that to go down and everything is associated with in on the pacific northwest and it allows the high pressure to come in and you can see it is producing some rain and it is going parallel a

we're seeing the 50s out of the northwest. it's still a little humid for south jersey, in time that will break as well. we see the comfortable numbers return. dewpoint temperatures later on today we'll be honoring out in the upper 40s, low 50s it will make for a nice, pleasant start to the weekend. we had a couple of lines of showers and thunderstorms pull through yesterday with the passage of the cold front cutting through south jersey, you can see the clearing to the west and hanging on to cloud cover to the east. there's scattered clouds out near pittsburgh and buffalo, but we'll see sunshine. future tracker 6 not seeing too much of anything. shades of blue nice temperatures a nice day. jet stream dips a little bit and bring the cool canadian high pressure system from canada. that makes things pleasant for the weekend. the jet stream lifts to the north and we see the humidity return we could make a run at 90 degrees couple of times next week. the poconos, 68 degrees, a gorgeous afternoon or sunday, 76. the jersey shore, a p

. >> several witnesses were transported to northwest detectives including two males, that were in the grand marquis with the shooting victim. they were very, very luck to have not been injured or struck by any gunfire. >> another witness is a woman driving this toyota, police believe the marquis was in motion when the driver was shot, they think it then hit this car as it pulled out of a parking spot. >> and here is another look at the toyota, you can see the back left bumper is damaged from the marquis. they believe again that this car was pulling out of a parking spot when it was hit. you can see three crime scene officers here, trying to gather evidence, and figure out exactly what happened. you do have the one two three evidence markers on the gown, that's where those bullet casings were, so you can see just how close the shooter was when he fired off three shots into this car. now, police also tell us, there are three cameras on this block from area businesses, that they're going to be checking, one over here, one right behind me, and one over on butler street. that's where the s

, watching a system moving out of the pacific northwest, that's where we're watching out for the threatf strong to severe storms throughout much of the day and into the evening. >> again the breaking news: our colleague, abdullah al-shami has been held on a hunger strike for 130 days and ordered to be released. "techknow" is next. next. >> this is "techknow." a show about invocations invocation innovations that can save lives. we're going to celebrate the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. lindsay moran is a starting for every move captured by a camera tracking her from above. >> she's acting a little bit suspicion. >> see the crime fighting tech that's creating

call northwest detectives. it happened in roxborough, m and m market. police say it was around 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon a man with his hood pulled up over his baseball cap went into the deli on tuesday, he was armed with a small black handgun, he goes behind the counter and points a gun at the employee and starts going through his pockets and grabs money from the register and stuffs cigarettes into a white plastic bag possibly a macy's bag. he punched the employee in the head knocking him unconscious. the robber made off with $1,500 in cash and merchandise. he left the clerk on the ground as he fled. do not approach him, call 911 for northwest detectives with any tips you might have. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> it is 5:04. happening today, sentencing is scheduled for two former philadelphia police officers found guilty of stealing utilities. a jury convicted iesha perry and swarez involving properties they owned at wind chester and girard avenue and first and rugby streets. >> candidates shared a stage for the first time last night. to

how is it in the pacific northwest? when is the next storm coming in?on. we're actually looking pretty nice. portland, that's a good stretch. wednesday right into the weekend. enjoy that. >> thank you very much, bill. >>> now for entertainment news. what was your summer job in high school? lifeguarding? scooping cones at the local ice cream shop? well, the first daughter has you beat. malia obama is working as a production assistant on a new halle barry show. she reportedly called her gig on the cbs thriller a big deal. >>> in casting news xendaia is cast to play allea. she was just 22 when she died in a plane crash. the life story is slated air in the fall. >>> steven hawkings, comedian? he went head-to-head with john oliver, who had some difficulty understanding the concept of alternate universes. >> although following things technically possible? life on other planet. is that theoretically possible? >> yes. >> okay. what about a worm hole? >> yes. >> what about this? me going a date with charlize theron? >> no. >> in no universe? >> no. >> in none of

also the northwest. the predominantly shia town. so the government is fully fledged with the fighting of those forces. however rebel forces say they're reinforcing, and it could be imminent tha, but we'll have to wait and see. >> the rebels made no secret of the fact that they wanted to go to the iraq capital. from the mood you're engaging do you get the sense that they think that that threat has now gone away. >> no, it hasn't. people are very worried, indeed. the government tried to insure the people that the capitol is very secure. we saw a suicide-bomber in the sisterly of the capitol who killed around 12 people. the governments will reinforced its positions we heard reports that rebels are engaged in fierce battles in areas close to the capitol. in one of the areas there was less than an hour drive. people are very worried. there is also a sense that this is shifting towards a sectarian sentiment, and it's building up slowly. we were told the reason is that there are thousands of volunteers heeding and answering the call. so pe

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and it is the northwest wind that is taking all of the clouds away from the coast and we have just abouttotal sunshine and you can see the thunderstorms from yesterday around lake tahoe, they are moving off to the east and the winds are calming so the fire threat is starting to drop. napa is the same as 24 hours ago and the rest of us are two to seven degrees warmer. if you are headed out, here is what to expect in the next few minutes: mid-to-upper 60's around the bay shore and san jose and 73 in los gatos and a lot of low 70's in the east bay valley, so 75 in fair, and 73 in santa rosa and 59 is the cool spot in half moon bay. not a "spare the air" day, not humid, a little bit of pollution as the atmosphere is compressed and stabilizeing by the high pressure and lack of wind. not expecting the pollution to be out of hand but not so breezy. mini warming friend and close to average temperatures through the week. at the bridge, it is picture-esque. temperatures are around three to 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. the area of low-to-upper that brought us the fall-like conditions yesterday

that do trigger thunderstorms, and at 5:00 a line of thunderstorms could be rolling through the northwest suburbs, very unsettled tomorrow even down the shore. if you are headed there take an up brel a, and it gives way to sunshine and sunday is beautiful mostly sunny skies with a high of 77. gusty thunderstorms on the way tomorrow and 74 degrees and saturday low humidity and comfortable and on the cool side and 72 degrees and plenty of sunshine and a pleasant 76, the call from accuweather, showers and downpours again, the flash flood watch is in affect at 2:00 in the morning, areas of fog developing, 66 for center city and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, unsettled tomorrow with showers and thunderstorms and the best chance in the afternoon a high of 83 degrees, it will be very humid and on saturday, our winds shift out of the northwest, this brings us low humidity and sunshine and 80 degrees and sunday nice for dad. father's day will be beautiful, 82 degrees and timing out the day at 8:00, plenty of sunshine and comfortable for a run and 65 degrees, by noon 78 degrees and b

as this gets closer and drenching thunderstorms as well especially areas from philadelphia to the northwest is best for that. future tracker 6 picking up that part of the story. as we look at the progression of this from now until 5:00, a couple of showers possible and some of these may set up closer to philadelphia and i think the better chance of that is later on this evening. you can see close to the city we have isolated and heavy downpours opening up in this high, humid air, we have more on future tracker 6 and what to expect from these storms, and what comes next in the seven day, but for now it's humid out there. a steamy one, thank you david. >> you can keep track of the accuweather forecast any time by downloading the free 6 abc storm tracker app, it gives you access to live radar and weather alerts posted for your area. >>> philadelphia police are trying to figure out what happened inside of an olney home where a man and woman were found stabbed several times this morning. the victims are in critical condition and the investigation is more difficult because the home where it happe

the winds are coming down out of the northwest. air mass dry, felt great.peratures never got out of the middle 70s. today i think we will be making it to the lower 80s, and one or two spots might see 84, eight a, tomorrow the upper 80s, close to the 09 degrees mark probably hold off on hitting the 90 degrees mark until tuesday when humidity comes up even more not guaranteed dry. late afternoon, right through tuesday, and wednesday, we have those chances of showers, thunderstorms, not guarantee you'll see one, but the chances are out there. so let's put our computer mod kneel play here. and nothing going on, until this is 6:00 on monday, do we see, p.m., do we see a shower off to the north and west? is there one around trenton? just know this computer model thinks so. and it is adding few little feature. midnight monday going into tuesday you might finds couple around on actuals, as well, as these temperatures, definitely come up. so we've got summer starting, next saturday, at 6:51 in the morning. >> maybe if you go to the beach you won't feel quite like su

the storm is coming from the northwest to the southeast into the city proper.ng to go across 680 and across the old area where the sunset speedway used to be and then down south towards crossroads. those were all malls in the omaha area. all of those areas are going to be hit by this tremendous hail event. there are going to be so many demolished cars but i'm not so worried about the cars but the people in them. if you're still driving and the hail starts to hit, the glass will break. the windshield will shatter, even though it's obviously a panel, a plate, a glass, a film and a glass, it's tempered glass and it will still shatter in your car. you need to be out of your car before that baseball-size hailstones hit it. there will be glass shards inside of those cars, wolf. >> it's now 4:35 p.m. central time in omaha, nebraska. listen to what our affiliate of ketv, the reporters there are saying. >> moving at a very slow pace from south to north to meet up with the storm system that is moving northwest. that's not a good sign. but the storm doesn't seem to be mov

changing color, the presip being picked up by the radar in the northwest. in the northeast, the area of rain moves out and still a muggy day today, with hot air sil in place. >> and you did say snow? >> a little bit. higher elevations not out of the question this time of year. >> for the first time in four decades, spain has a new king. handling over power in parliament, and the family appeared on the balcony of the royal palace, and the proceedings are described as a stair. the new monarch hopes to make progress with the recession and soaring unemployment. coming up, we'll be right back. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters in new york, and these are the headlines at this hour. in about an hour, the president is said to make a statement about the growing conflict in iraq, and it comes after the prime minister asked the u.s. for help after the sunni-led rebellion in the country. the president's remarks are at 12:30 eastern time this afternoon. >>> the house republicans are set to vote for a new majority leader this afternoon after eric cant

humidity is at 70%, wind speed out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. clear visibility. so just a mild start for us. we are going to see our humidity dropping down so it will feel less humid. across our region for reading in the mid-60s, cloudy skies. a mix of sun and clouds in philadelphia, 69 degrees and for atlantic city 68. we are going to see temperatures cooler right along the shore but for the rest of our area we're seeing temperatures at 58 degrees. 63 in allentown. 65 in reading. 64 in phoenixville. a mild start in cherry hill at 66 degrees. 69 degrees in trenton. 68 in wood vine and temperatures in dover at 67.so mild air righ wa a crom the south and so that's going to linger as we head into the rest the weekend. temperatures are going to warm above average as we head into tomorrow. dalightly belo average. we're going to start to get rid of the clouds here. we see clouds clear as we head into the rest of the day. a few clouds throughout pennsylvania and along the shore. you are already noticing the clearing behind those clouds and so that will be the trend as w