so fran, thanks for driving all the way in from nottingham, pa.hat's way out, what did you say, 6 miles or so? 60 miles west every philly. so we really appreciate you making the hike to come and see us here today. fran, bring it back leer it the weather watcher network, some of the most update to date observations was able to send in observation for us t did register with the bubble out at his home in nottingham, but sent it in from our visitor's lot downstairs. 59 degrees outside our broadcast center, and even though it does say night ingham, taken outside just moment ago. there are some clouds out there too, very mild start to the day across most of the region, you have a lot of 50's, even few 60s popping up here, let's go to another one taking it across the delaware river. john no profile picture yet, one of the newish watch ers welcome to the program. nice generally clear skies out in mullica hill. tad cooler. we take to you one more where it is very mild at this hour, 06 degrees from phil chapline, clouds moving in, in fact, had already gun t

. >>> i'm danielle nottingham in california. coming up: protesters try to stop donald trump at the california gof convention. >>> well, today is saturday, april 30th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. can you believe the month is over? meteorologist, justin drabick, joining us, and certainly ending on cool note. >> that will be the best day of the weekends, really not saying much. >> that doesn't make me feel good. >> at least we're dry, that's about the best news i can bring you. >> we'll take it. >> but we'll bring back another storm for the second half of the weekend. so enjoy the dry period right now, if you have outdoor plans this weekend today is the day. still going to be cool. not going to see much sunshine, if at all, but at least the rainfall will hole off for about another 24 hours or so. still chilly, temperatures, boy, look at that, 48 degrees at the airport, so you need that heavier coat out there. northeast wind continues, less than 10 miles per hour, so not really windy, but northeast flow, really bringing in this

then in northern delaware not too far from nottingham in newark, delaware delores lee cloud which cloudy skies and 57 degrees. the mostly cloudy almost 60 degrees already. i love spring. delivery another 12 to 24 hours and we will head into new jersey as well, and peter, a at 57 degrees. he has been just reporting cloudy skies. the shore is another part where our we are seeing lighter rain. the lets go up to bethlehem. live look from hotel bethlehem main street you can see wet roads, indicating light rain in the lehigh valley. keep that in mind, traveling around, it is not too heavy and should not impact your travel too much at all. there is storm scan three. is there a cold front that brought showers and thunderstorms last night, kind of just stalling off of our coast, still some left over moisture with height rain, especially during morning hours and should begin to taper off in the afternoon and could see some sunshine. arctic cold front coming through wisconsin, right now, cold air indicating by the snow, that cold air will be heading our way and closer look here, a cross the region,

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danielle nottingham has details.s the scene after a sudden explosion shut down the exxon mobile refinery in torrance last year. smoke and ash covered surrounding neighborhood. this woman says she will never forget hearing the large boom. >> i was petrified. >> reporter: the blast damaged the gasoline refining unit. the plant provides 20% of southern california's gas. the crippled plant cut production. sending gas prices in parts of california above $4 per gallon. homeowners within miles of the facility packed a 12-hour public hearing worried about what reopening the refinery will do to their air. >> i am very concerned about the pollution. >> reporter: one engineer compared restarting the plant to starting up an old car. during the first hours, hundreds of pounds of hazardous pollutants will be pumped into the air. numbers exceeding state limits. late last night, the air quality district board voted to allow the company to fully restore refinery operations. as part of the agreement. exxon mobile will have to pay a $5

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more now from cbs 2's danielle nottingham. >>reporter: japanese rescue crews made their way into this home, looking for survivors of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. papers, office supplies and even computers shook and toppled over when the quake occurred around 1:30 saturday morning. guests in this hotel had a rude awakening, and several aftershocks followed. this man was rescued from the rubble before dawn. the quake triggered a landslide, cracking and crumbling roads and bridge and sliding homes off their foundations. part of this curved roadway fell down the hillside, leaving one car on the edge. of this apartment big, crushing cars parked beneath it. a smaller deadly earthquake hit this same region on thursday. that 6.2-magnitude quake knocked down buildings and collapsed homes. scientists say the smaller quake was actually a foreshock and triggered the larger one. >> about 5% to 10% of the time the earthquake that gets triggered gets first one and we call the first one a foreshock and that big aftershock becomes the main shoc

danielle nottingham is following this. >> reporter: when an assistant to the dean of berkeley law school complaint against him alleging sexual harassment, she said she was told to find another job within the university. he resigned as dean but remains a faculty member protected by his tenure. what did you think when your boss got a pay cut had to go to counseling and apologize? was that enough? >> it was absolutely not. i was, i was devastated. >> reporter: documents released by uc-berkeley show as many as 19 employees including faculty may have violated the university's sexual misconduct policies in the past five years. filing suit against the university for failure to take reasonable steps to prevent harassment and retaliation. the case has become so high profile, university of california president, janet napalatano stepped in last month and banned chowdry from campus. >> the academic world is part of society at large that has continued to undervalue this type of miscon duchlkt it is 2016, and it's time to say enough. >> her lawyer claims the actions offend any notion of fairness or du

danielle nottingham, cbs-3 news. >> pope francis visit the greek island of lessbos. holy father arrived this morning, will spend about an hour today meeting with refugees who fled war, conflict, and poverty and in hopes of a bert life in europe. i am cyst the trip is purely humanitarian, and not political. but it does commas the european union implement controversial deportation plan. in campaign 2016, bernie sanders said did he meet with pope francis during his visit to the vatican yesterday. vermont senator addressed vatican conference just hours after a fiery debate with hillary clinton. >> i am very excited ton here in the vatican. >> bernie sanders took break from the campaign trail to visit the vatican. did he not stop delivering his message about income and equality. >> widespread financial criminal at this won wall street, worse financial crisis since the great depression. >> hillary clinton visited a senior citizens center while campaigning in harlem. >> and i know know where to come when i want a good game of dominoes. >> clinton, sanders, weren't playing g

it's not here yet but moving in this direction so if it holds together it will be near east nottinghamchester 6:45. so that is another small thunderstorm, another cluster around washington and those are some pretty strong thunderstorms too. those are all heading in our direction. so you see we're not out of the clear yet. even though you might be seeing sunshine at your house we have rain on the way. by 7:00 p.m., future weather showing more rain moving in from the south and west, and that will be for delaware, new jersey, even through the philadelphia area. even as we go closer to 8:00, 9:00 tonight, some showers lingering. but then clearing as we get closer to midnight. that will set us up for a better day tomorrow. i have that villanova parade forecast, also a colder weekend. a wintry mix in the forecast for your weekend. i'll show you the timing straight ahead. >> imagine, signing a lease to rent a home only to find out the same place was rented to several other people. take a look at this surveillance video. then ma in the red coat rented a property in south philadelphia to severa

danielle nottingham, cbs 2 news. >> more secrets revealed. the former new york assembly speaker had affairs with two women and abused power to help them. tony aiello with more. >> reporter: the feds say sheldon silver was cheating on several fronts, a judge released the information friday, heavily redacted documents outlining two extramarital affairs that were evidence under certain conditions. silver had an affair with a woman who specifically lobbies the defendant and hired to behalf of his clients who have business for the state. a second affair was for a woman hired for a state job in part due to silver's recommendation. allegations benefited financially disappoint this assembly republican, but -- >> i don't find it surprising, because sheldon silver is a corrupt individual who used his position to not only enrich himself, but political favors for allies of his. >> the whole district feels betrayed. >> wonders how his relationship with the lobbyist affected legislative matters. >> i think we need to know exactly who was benefiting from th

danielle nottingham, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> pennsylvania's attorney general is taking a second look at the lesean mccoy assault investigation. earlier this month, you might remember, philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, decided not to charge the former eagles running back, or anyone he will, allegedly involved, in a night club brawl in february. two off duty officers were injured, and state reviewing the da's decision at the request of the president of the fraternal order of police. >>> there is a lot there that, you know, people don't know about. and, you know, we just wanted to make sure that we get another set of eyes looking at them. >> that was the detective who were investigating the case, got a copy of the case file, got copies of the videos. >> and, williams tells "eyewitness news" there was not enough evidence to prove that any individual committed a criminal offense. >> a legal victory for the woman accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. a federal judge has ruled andrea constant is end tight told document or emails, cosby's criminal lawyer shared with former

this is what it feels like on exposed skin, 19 in nottingham, levittown, 24 degrees.3. frank in richboro he is 23-degree wind chills. so a little rough this morning. that heavier coat and hat and gloves. at least we have the sunshine. we are seeing a lot of it, in south jersey right now, middletown ship high school live look where it is 35 degrees, sustained wind from the northwest at 17 miles an hour. this is what you are dealing w generally sunshine, a few patchy fair weather clouds, passing by every now and then. wind die down this afternoon. still windy. you can see that flow off the great lakes, snow showers, cross northwestern, pennsylvania, upstate new york. we had a few flurries, lehigh valley, berks county a few flakes were flying early this morning with cold air just rushing in behind last night's arctic cold front. this morning the worst of the wind, northwest, 20 to 30, sustained, gusts close to 60 in some spots by the afternoon, those gust does come down 40 miles an hour and then tonight those wind relax, sustained wind 15 miles an hour and then they will

of pretty potent thunderstorms moving into western chester county, fremont, and spruce grove and nottingham all in the path of this. moving to the northeast at 45 miles per hour. and 8 lightning strikes with this and we have reports that these could contain pea size hail and wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour and they are moving quickly. the earlier storms packed a bunch, christine posted this from acland and the wins were strong enough to bring down the scoreboard at the football field. so they can have some pretty intense wind gusts as they roll through. today the temperature managed to make it back into the 60s and currently 60 degrees and we saw peeks of sunshine and waiting in the wings in time for the weekend we are tracking cold air, temperatures only in the 20s in canada, and with the cold air i'm tracking the chance of some snow, i'll have more details on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. as rainy stormy weather pushes through the area, keep 6abc.com/weather close at hand. our team of meteorologists are just a press click on swipe away. >>> "acti

philadelphia area, wilmington, also another line of thunderstorms moving through chester county, east nottingham're still looking at thunderstorms moving into lower bucks county. so we have this left on the radar. it will continue to move through as we go through tonight and into tomorrow, we have rain for your saturday morning so don't be surprised about that. later in the day saturday, a high wind watch. that is going to give us wind gusts near 60 miles an hour. late saturday into early sunday. sunday we're colder and the potential for wintry precip into early tuesday. lots of stuff. >> be sure to tune in to our hour long special villanova march to victory live from houston coming up in 30 minutes at 7:00. keith jones and john clark on the ground in houston with nova nation. for all of us here, i'm jim rosenfield. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> shocking video tonight. a man shot while streaming live on social media. the horrific moment a gunman opens fire in chicago as murders soar. the city's most violent start to the year in two decades. >>> weather whiplash

this video came in from fran, from chester county in nottingham showing just visual that the wind is whipping outside in his backyard here among the trees. so it is definitely, the breeze is a running theme of our forecast and it has not let up all that much and new we will than dealing with the wind advisory through southern new jersey and the entire state of the delaware, for this storm system, so this storm is what will be pushing through the rain, entry today, even though it is right now if you plan to be out at all during midday i would have the umbrella rid to go. the don't get crushed when this rain comes through because you can get doused. we will take you out to 8:00 a.m. starting the time stamp there. net is brunt of heavy wet the weather pushing from the western most suburbs by about lunchtime two noon or so when we will see the most widespread coverage at least around philadelphia you could get doused by this. if you had lunch plans to meet collogues i would take the umbrella at that point or order lunch in. 3:00 p.m. kid getting a out of school in east central new jersey

he is under nice clear sky, nottingham, out in chester county,ly cooler out in the outlying suburbs,o another one across the delaware river, ed connor, 48 degrees, he, too, seeing nothing more than couple of clouds at the moment, let's take to you one more, we go bit further north, 45, comes in from john jenkins, clear skies, he washed the car, hours later it was coated again with pollen. very prudent observation because you're still going to have some pretty high pollen levels here today, giles. if you suffer from seasonal allergies, not bad day to get out and enjoy, just be ready with allergy medication n addition to that, we also have elevated fire risk, there will be red flag warning that takes effect at noon today, lasts until 8:00. all the red flag warning means is you have the conditions, dry air, relative humidity, nice and low, breezy conditions, that any casino of fires that spark, could spread easily. so just be really smart about lighting up the fire pit, that kind of thing here this evening. looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day, little up and down turn her

danielle nottingham explains. >> reporter: this is san francisco at street level. but look a little higher and you will find the roofs of at least seven of the city's luxury hotels are homes to millions of bees. >> there its the beginnings of a queen cell. >> spencer marshal beekeeper at the first hotel in city to install a bee sanctuary. when they came to you with the idea to put hives on the rooftops. >> might get a little honey. >> reporter: marshal says the hives on top of the fairmont produce 1,000 pound of honey every year. >> how many bees? >> when they're cooking over a couple hundred thousand bees. >> that's a lot of bees. and a welcome change for marshal who has seen the widely publicized decline of bees firsthand. >> when i started out almost 50 years ago if i lost 2% or 3% of my bees a year that's look what is going on now. you lose, 50%, 60%. >> reporter: when the fairmont asked marshal to install rooftop hives in 2010 the goal was to rebuild the bee population. $15 billion a year in u.s. crops are pollinated by bees. >> we do feel like fairmont is doi

danielle nottingham explains. >> reporter: this is san francisco at street level.u'll find the roofs of at least seven of the city's luxury hotels are homes to millions of bees. >> here the beginnings of a queen. >> reporter: spencer is the key keeper. when they came to you with this idea to put these hives on the rooftops, what did you think? >> might get a little honey. whoa! >> reporter: marshall says the hives on top of the fairmont produced 1,000 pounds of honey every year. four hives here, how many bees? >> when they are really cooking could be over a hundred thousand bees. >> that's a lot of bees! >> yeah. >> that's a welcome change for marshall who has seen the now widely firsthand. >> when i started out almost 50 years ago if i lost 2% to 3% of my bees a year that is like what is going on. now you lose 50, 60% and no, sir sustainable. >> reporter: when the fairmont help asked him, it was to save the bee population. >> we fear fairmont is doing its part and innovating. >> reporter: in 2018 the trend kicked off the chain developing the first honey bee progra

of pretty potent thunderstorms moving into western chester county, fremont, and spruce grove and nottingham in the path of this. moving to the northeast at 45 miles per hour. and 8 lightning strikes with this and we have reports that these could contain pea size hail and wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour and they are moving quickly. the earlier storms packed a bunch, christine posted this from acland and the wins were strong enough to bring down the scoreboard at the football field. so they can have some pretty

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> up next, a little dog stops traffic on a big bridge. >>> big thrill turned into a scare for hockey fans in philadelphia last night. an escalator suddenly sped up at the wells fargo center, home of the fliers. after they won. fans were sent tumbles. nobody was seriously hurt. the team has not said what caused the malfunction. >> despite the bitter weather in sparts parts of the east. a soon of spring today. baseball is back. pirates/cardinals in pittsburgh. first game of the regular season. game time temperature, 35 degrees. pirates won 4-1. >>> there was a small disruption on the san francisco bay bridge today. very small. that is a chihuahua being pursued by a motorcycle officer. they eventually picked the dog up. he is now in the care of an animal shelter. traffic was shut down there just a little bit. police say if there is your chihuahua, please come forward. >>> still ahead here, the,,,, >>> thing drones and the first words that come to mind may be spying or secrecy, not sports. that could be changing. across the country a new kind o

so we check in with the backyard, out in chester county, fran in nottingham, 38 degrees.wn, look at that, william already up to 747 degrees at this hour. we have the sunshine going for us today. out in chesterfield, ed connor, 34 degrees. another milder spot is up in eagleville, lou had 42. phil in philadelphia, at 39 degrees. forty-one down along the coast in ocean city. so, again, the story this morning, just like the past several mornings, weaver some frost out there, this is the shot out of chester field, new jersey, nice clear sky, calm wind. see the frost on the grass there. and good sunrise this morning. this is out of philadelphia, from bill chap line, thanks for send that picture n sun coming through the trees, a bun can't sunshine, it will be hard to find a cloud in the sky. we have calm winds right now, so conditions out on the delaware river, glassy conditions, looking across to the city with the clear skies, no problems out there on the waterways today. the exception, atlantic ocean may be little rough with the breeze coming in from that storm well off shore.

fran in nottingham at 33. jeromy blue bell at freezing mark., in the 20's john in tabernacle. so definitely a chilly beginning to the morning. atglenn just shy of the freezing mark for a couple degrees. list goes on. it is a cold start. make note. meanwhile we will look at area pictures coming in to us, i thought i had within here lets look at this one here, ten minutes ago phil sent this one in. we have blooms outside have the beautiful beginning to the day. quiet and cold in chestnut hill as he reports. beautiful sunrise also underway here. we will look at what storm scan three has in store and at the moment not a lot. here's your dome of high pressure setting up. the northern hemisphere, high pressure basically initial clockwise rotation here. so anything that builds into the west and forms a storm will get shunted off. like i buy pass of a highway business routes, you don't necessarily to have deal with any storms here, for the long hall. rather we will have some sunshine and looking forward at uv index for next couple days it is getting up

degree below freezing in chester county and nottingham. now we have battle of the win.wind. i'm assuming thinks a gust, 51 y at james house. 30 miles an hour, in middletown, delaware, over 20 in willow grove. that is what we're dealing with this morning behind last night's arctic cold front and it did bring some powerful storms in the region. we have one shot from williamstown, new jersey, peter plantmeanti brings thus cloud to cloud lightening strike around 11:30. they dropped down hail, large trees and we have damage reports all across the region in parts of the south jersey and in delaware. the those wind gusts up to 70. the lets go up to berks county where we have a snow shower breaking out. cool shot with those cloud moving off to the south and east. you can see sun peeking out. we're a few flurries a few minutes ago but fast moving flow in the upper atmosphere these snow showers are passing by quickly. 27 degrees with the northwest wind at 14. that cold air continues to move in. couple flurries, eastern berks county southernly high and northern bucks and montgomer

he's from nottingham, pa, chester county, made very long hike to get here, really very important workeacher, also paramedics. and fran that lullly was part of the reason you got so geeked out about weather? >> yes, it was, when you are out there taking care of people in the snow, the ice, the rain, do you have know what's coming or else it could get really bad really fast. >> he definitely is one of the wonderful observers that we have in the neighborhoods to give of us a sense every what's on the way, we want to give you a sense what you will walk out to here this morning, kutztown area, you have sunshine, see through the observations there, very modest breeze if any at all. that will will change. see the clouds starting to build here. so jen lip looking at what we call partly sunny sky for now. but as we look at storm scan, actually i zoom it out one time for you, see the moisture starting to build in from west and eventually to east, it will hit us in the form of scattered showers. and likely, a thunderstorm. so looking at temperatures right now, nice mild start. you know, you have

one the oxford bypass near 841 that's causing a little bit of sluggishness as you head towards nottingham in pottstown a wreck along high street at college drive. i think i just would stay up on king street to get around that. our motorcycle crash on 309 in souderton has cleared. now there's a new one along county line road at doylestown pike. in trenton 129 canal boulevard northbound blocked at lalor street because of that awful fatal pedestrian accident. stay over on 29 instead of 129 this afternoon. we'll check it again, brian, and sharrie, coming up in the 5 o'clock hour. >> see you then matt. thank you. >>> coming up here today we have some important tips to help you avoid spending big bucks on unnecessary car repairs. >> and stepping outside right now, sky6 hd looking live at penn's landing. look at the beautiful sky. lots of sunshine today. meteorologist adam joseph has a look at how the rest of the week is shaping up in exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. ♪ hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ i've got some real esta

danielle nottingham shows us why many parents do not believe them. >> we know there are pcbs in thererict tested. and the highest results in the enti n entire world, has been found in our schools. that's not safe >> jennifer withdrew her daughter from middle school because of pcbs, but her son enrolled in high school as a sophomore partly because he didn't want to leave. >> i'm worried about my child that's still in that environment every day. >> she's part of a group suing the santa monica malibu school district. she got support from people like cindy crawford who pulled her two children from high school. >> we agreed we would happily pay. >> reporter: they're carcinogenic. they can also cause problems with the reproductive and nfs systems. before they were banned in 1979 they were widely used to make caulk, sealants, and other materials. >> there could be as many as 25,000 schools that contain those materials. >> reporter: the problem with the school is when three teachers were diagnosed with three thigh thyroid cancer. they're going continuously clean and monitor affected areas. >>

doppler radar, see the rain in lancaster county here, parts of southern chester county, like east nottingham nothing yet in philadelphia. but, it is on the way. around an inch of rain, worse between noon and 3:00 p.m., possible thunderstorms, that's today. tomorrow likely drying out in time for the villanova parade in the city. and it will be on the cool side. 53 degrees, because it will be breezy, some make sure to wear a jacket, but nothing like saturday, when we're not only specking some rain, but also some snow mixed in. by the end of the weekend, though, we will have temperatures back to seasonable levels, in the lower 60s, on monday, tuesday, and wednesday. bob kelly, time out, sue. >> 8:15, exactly on a thursday. cleaning up, this accident, northbound lanes of 95, right before the center city offer ramp. this guy smacked head-on into the concrete wall, then bounced back, everybody's push over to the right. and it is causing a huge jammo from pretty much the walt whitman bridge all the way up through the penn's landing tunnels there. access for folks trying to get into center city. so,