lawrenceville, peter at 68 degrees, mid 60s in chesterfield, out in nottingham, fran, at 67 degrees,pper 60s blue bell, philadelphia, and mid 60s delran, new jersey, at allen's house. nice sunrise shaping up this morning, over most locations, few clouds around, mid to high level clouds, not going to impact our sunshine too much today shot from chesterfield, ed connor's house looks pretty good, sunshine will rapidly go to work today and warm us up to near 09 degrees. let's take you up to the poconos, good spot to be there today as well. little warm side. but looking life from big boulder over at the lake, looking mainly clear skies there, i pension maybe late this evening could be stray shower or thunderstorm so the holiday headlines, hot humid conditions, just locked into the summer like weather pattern, sunshine and clouds today, tomorrow another warm day, more clouds increase, could be shower, thunderstorm specially late afternoon, into the evening hours, and then better chance for some showers sunday night, into memorial day, so not as hot monday more clouds. we have to dodge few

danielle nottingham, cbs news, san juan batista, california. >> walmart says it has a pilot program tol produce with these imperfections in its united kingdom locations, and it is looking to how it can transfer the model to the united states stores. as well. >>> well, if you're trying to knock off some extra weight, and eat healthier meals, there is no magic bullet. we know that. but there could be a magic plate. check out this. it is called the there are 500 little holes in the bottom of the dinner plate. and apparently they suck the oil out of your food. who knew? but the makers of absorb plate claim it will drain about 30 calories from each meal. and you don't have to have any change to your diet. >>> a dog is recovering in an animal shelter after police near los angeles found him as high as a kite. during a drug raid. they say you about bubba the dog right here ate his owner's heroin and meth. and cops say they found the 40- year-old joshua west in the hotel room with the dog and the drugs. he is going back to jail tore drug progress and violating his probation. and little bubba wi

east nottingham, where you see yellows, that's heavier rainfall and darker shadeds like i mentioned, so if we look through delaware, new castle county with the light rainfall, sliding into south jersey here, we see light rain through cape may county as well, and down in parts of sussex and kent county, just light scattered shower activity, and it will continue to see this as we go through the evening, but we're also talking about more rain in the forecast tomorrow. temperatures are cool in about the upper 50s for everybody, 59 in philadelphia, and 57 n allentown. don't forget the forecasts scrolling on the screen for you. the rest of the evening, temperatures staying mostly low 50s, by 6:00 a.m., philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, and showers around for the morning commute, and lehigh valley, though, overnight, into tomorrow, will be the driest. now, in delaware, new jersey, or along the shore expect scattered showers as we go through the morning hours tomorrow. i'll show you a look at what the afternoon has in store for you and the rest of the week. how long to hold on to the u

cbs news reporter danielle nottingham is live in san diego with an update on the campaign. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, donald trump has been gone for a long time but you can see behind me, the crowd is still here. law enforcement has been trying for the last couple of hours to disperse the crowd from the streets. they have made a human barricade around the convention center trying to get the crowd to leave. a helicopter is flying overhead warning the crowd that if they don't leave this area, they could be arrested for unlawful assembly. and this has been much of the scene today here in san diego. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: donald trump was ready to celebrate his big day! >> there was a big news flash that donald trump had won the nomination! >> reporter: cbs news estimates that trump has reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination for president. >> if you look at what's happened, tremendous support from all over the country, senators, congressmen, we have governors all over the place. >> reporter: delegates from north dakota helped put trump over the top.

nottingham forest, come on, man. >> where's robin hood? >> i know. where's my quiver?>> turning to last night's action in the nba playoff, the thunders' westbrook and durant -- hey, bill, listen to this. they combined for 57 points as they had a one-point victory to even up the semifinal match-up at one game apiece. but the win wouldn't come without some controversy. officials said after the game they should have called an offensive foul during the late game sequence. that would have turned over possession to the spurs. trailing by a point in the game's final seconds. bill, in cleveland, the cavaliers tip it off with a 104-93 win over the hawks. cleveland blew an 18-point lead in that second half, falling behind in the fourth quarter. but a game-high 25 point effort from lebron james keeps the cavs a perfect 9-0 against -- >> more importantly, going to do space jams. >>> in last night's stanley cup playoff, bill, the pentagon -- the penguins -- [ laughter ] -- the penguins survive a pair of goals scored by the caps in the third period. beating washington 3-2 for the on

danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president obama weighed in on the race for the whitehile in japan today. he told reporters in japan that world leaders are paying close attention to the u.s. presidential race. he is steered a quay question of the private e-mail server but feels what the international community is skeptical of a donald trump presidency. >> they are scared for good reese on because a lot of the statement that he has made, display an either ignorance of the world affairs or a cavalier attitude. >> the president had headed to hiroshima tomorrow, to be the first sitting president to visit since the you had dropped a nuclear bomb on the city during world war two. >>> today the city of philadelphia celebrated its first world heritage day, since becoming the nation's only world hurt stage city in november. "eyewitness news" at city hall where mayor kenney delivered remarks, leaders hope the new designation will help enhance the cities international stature and make an impact on economic growth through business and tourism. >>> philadelphia zoo marked a very sp

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> some would-be carjackers picked the wrong victim in atlanta. gas station surveillance cameras show jasmine warren gassing up then being attacked by two teenagers. they hold her up at gunpoint and punch her in the face. as they try to take off in her car, she had had enough. >> i tried to reach for the gun and grab the gun. but he grabbed me back down. what made me not fear him was when i looked into his eyes and i could tell that he was afraid himself. >> and during that struggle she managed to break the key off in the ignition. the teens gave up, grabbed her cell phone and took off. >>> a train operator is being called a hero after his quick thinking saved passengers from serious injuries. on the tracks in portland, the operator noticed a truck blocking the rail. you can see him sprinting down the car warning passengers to brace for impact! the train slammed into that truck shattering the front glass. thanks to the warning, no one was badly hurt. >>> a recall with a rare warning to owners, stop driving your car now. >> and a robot you can swa

and then, down here, around east nottingham, chester county, weaver some heavier rain.ea we were showing you, that moved out of delaware, and into across the bay, almost the route of the cape may lewis ferry, raining heavily in the southern tip of cape may county. this is the deem. looking at the future cast, kind of looks the same old same old, day after day after day. that's how we continue through the rest of the day today. few pockets of heavy rain maybe this afternoon, we can't rule out a thunderstorm south of us. you see some possible thunderstorms there. at the jersey shore, and the delaware beaches, then just cloudy, drizzly everywhere else. so, even into thursday morning, looks like thursday afternoon, we've got some lighter rain, by evening, maybe some heavier rain, that's friday. now, we've got more rain in the morning, some heavier rain in the afternoon, i'm telling you, just keeps going on and on. we have more weather systems just moving through, one after the other, so that takes us through friday night. we'll show you in the seven day forecast what we are

one firefighter, a member of the nottingham fire company was on the roof when it gaveway.e fell through and quickly rushed to the hospital. the other firefighter was hospitalized after experiencing tightness in his chest. one residence also suffered minor burns. >>> officials in atlantic city teamed up with the red cross in a fire safety campaign. volunteers and firefighters canvassed neighborhood talking about the importance of preparedness. and an offer for smoke alarms and a little help getting them installed. they visited more than 1300 homes just today. >>> the philadelphia fire department also going high tech to potentially save lives in the city's tallest buildings. a training drill this morning at the center or market street with a special ipad app. that puts information like floor plans at first responder's fingertips, and equipped with a system allowing firefighters to make informed decisions much quicker. >>> moving on to the coverage of the presidential race. donald trump says hillary clinton does not deserve secret service protection because of her position on

heavy rain around gapp, pa, west grove, and especially heavy downpours in east nottingham, zooming in further down in northern maryland, if your travels take you down there very heavy downpour there. we will see red in northern maryland. we have philadelphia, look at this one heavy town pour that just developed right here in the city. we will get down to slaughter beach, delaware, greenwood delaware, harrington, home of the delaware state fair getting poured on this morning. the entire atlantic city expressway looks like it is pretty bad especially around winslow township. so for the rest of the morning it looks like it is going to be like this but just in time for the end of rush hour we will start to see things easing up from east to west. and because it is a coastal storm. all that moisture continuing to move, further, to the west, so by 2:00 this afternoon it looks like it the is just light shower activity. we will continue for the rest of the day but won't be raining this hard it looks like for most of the evening and most of the night. so it will get better, temperatures in the

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let's go to the next one and far western suburbs in chester county just a lot have gray skies in nottingham48 degrees. one more at 48 degrees. and gray skies, at this hour. >> decent humidity to work with too since we had moisture out there and storm scan shows the final last gasp of this system trying to make this full retreat. this looks a lot worse then it is, guys. as this pushes in, everything that fires up will be spot any terms of the any showers, we are expecting a spotty shower here and there throughout the morning especially otherwise just clouds, this is all starting to fizzle through as it moves our way. up next we will talk about what will happen here down the road. jet stream will have a chance to roll role to the north and as it doughs does so we will draw that warmth in and get balks to typical territory on the thermometer readings and seven day. next few days get better and better. tomorrow isn't bad at all, marked improvement from one day to the next but friday is my personal favorite, enjoy that we have a storm system that moves in this weekend bringing period of rain, an

fran, out in the nottingham area, in chester county, where he does have little built of drizzle, finen coming through, but says the garden definitely off to good start. you know when you get that casino of rain in a fell swoop like we had, we had to mow our lawns, very quickly, as soon as we had the chance to, over the course of the weekends, as well. forty-seven comes into us this morning from ed, one of the diehard weather watchers, he reports in with a lot of clouds. he did say this fairly warm to start the day. not going to see top movement on the thermometer readings in the days ahead here or in the hours ahead, simply because not just front nearby keeping clouds in place but also more of northeast wind flow. that will keep things on the cooler side, as well, also keep the clouds in place. here is obviously some rain, leading edge of it, it did sort of expand and blossom little bit within the last hour or two. so, more of you in the western suburbs just outside of the philadelphia finding little light rain right now. so the rain chances are definitely up here. by tomorrow, it is

one fire fighter who was a member of the nottingham fire company was on the roof when it gave way. he fell through, and was quickly rushed to aria torresdale but later transferred to jefferson hospital. the other fire fighter was hospitalized after experiencing tightness in his chest. one resident also suffered a minor burns. >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast. rain is starting to pick up out there this evening. meteorologist melissa magee is at the "action news" big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> earl willer we had a lull in the activity but right now we are starting to fine steadier pockets of moisture and steady rain moving in the delaware and lehigh valleys. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. notice moisture scattered in the region. we will go in tight's long that 95 corridor here in philadelphia so the street level is showing you from jenkintown in between philadelphia, between route 611 where we are dealing with the light rain, moderate to heavy pocket on i476, between the city and chester. same thing for gibbsto

further inland here, to start things off here with fran, he has 49 degrees, a lot of clouds out in nottingham, chester county, another one further off to the north, all the way up here to, where, charles is reporting, and he's just got a lot of clouds out there. we would love to see your next profile picture, up load it when you get the chance. sunday was dank day, i'm with you, so dreary outside, but i hate to tell you it looks like we will see continued rounds of showers, and/or few thunderstorms, in the next few days. it is not the most active looking pattern, when you look at it as face value, but here's what's up. basically frontal boundary almost straight back here, see the pieces of energy moving through. one here, there is another back here. we will have another one for the tail end of the week, so what that will basically mean is that every single day, bridges the potential at least for some wet weather. there are weather days than other, tuesday, thursday, these are the daisy had highly suggest that you take the umbrella along, look to be the wet he, today shower, thunder shower, we

. >>> one firefighter from the nottingham fire company fell 30 feet when the roof collapses on tennis avenue. another firefighter suffered tightness in his chest. they were taken to the hospital for treatment. the person escaped with minor burns. >>> donald trump is expected to vet running mates this week. chris christie is reported to be on the list of possible vps. trump campaigns in new mexico and california both primaries are on june 7 the same as new jersey. the next primary is tuesday in washington state. >>> hillary clinton is taking her campaign to california later this week. before that she stumped in michigan. she lost that state to bernie sanders. >>> clinton calls trump's gun rights policy dangerous. the national rifle association has endorsed donald trump. >>> this weekend bernie sanders also made a stop in california. he is well behind clinton in the delegate count and banking of course on california to cut a sizable chunk out of her lead. during his rally he said else the candidate that tells the truth. on this week bernie sanders will describe why he thinks hillary and

. >> reporter: a teacher at c÷ nottingham elementary school 23 years. has seen hundreds of students come and go. same for parents. >> you see them around the school, but you don't -- you're not as close. >> reporter: alison rice and her daughter lucy now an exception to that. two years ago lucy was in mr. katoen's class and aside from cordial interactions no real friendship between mom and teacher, until last year when the school told parents about mr. katoen's weakening health. >> i just thought it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: alison began a year-long series of tests to see if she could give him one of her kidneys. >> sometimes you sit there, you think, yes, someone ought to step up and do it. help someone. at a certain point you think, well, you know what? maybe that person that i'm waiting to do this is me. >> reporter: turns out she was a match. >> i have such admiration for alison and her family connecting with maurice and his family to give the gift of life. >> reporter: the surgery delayed once, now expected to happen in the next few w

the sheriff of nottingham is squeezing the peasants. none of that money is going to the king. the king invents the coroner. he needs someone who can go and make sureriff the revenue is where it's supposed to. it's like the kings vulture. constantly flying around whenever this is a dispute or problem the vulture descendents if someone can represent the kings interest. when we have a deaf property is under from its legal mornings. did he commit suicide? that's a crime against religion. the king seizes the estate. if they found the dead norman on the village commons they assessed attacks on the whole and that's where we get the word murder. this very inconsistent. you will receive english imprint. france and germany had different systems. only in british colonies you have the office of the coroner. the coroners a creature of the state. not a creature of justice or science. if the state has other interests besides justice and science are other preoccupations in the coroner will be the tool of those interests. captured by those preoccupations. here we arrive at our assignment. tele

we zoom in little closer, weather at the moment is in east nottingham, fairly light rain, tredyffrin chester county very light rain. lower salford, as well, as pottstown and reading where it has been raining g all morning, seven day forecast does brighten up eventually, see quite few clouds today. quite few tomorrow. type friday. saturday not so much. we have coastal storm coming that should take out the whole day on saturday. basically just hoping for quick exit saturday night. so that we can get sunny day sunday. so some, italian festival, both days, i think, we will do better on sunday than on saturday. because of all of that rain. >> okay, this is special edition of the empire rap. can you believe it? the finale empire is tonight. >> i'm excited. >> you're excited? >> super excited. >> well, there are at love questions from this season that we hope that this finale will answer. so of course i have quincy harris, normally does the empire rap with me, we will break it all down. things you should be looking for tonight, okay? so, for the first mystery, who pushed rhonda down the sta

maybe some light showers, and southern chester county, southern lancaster county, maybe around east nottingham, again, some of this green is not even making it to the ground. even if you are seeing showers this morning it is not going to be much. the steadier rain moves in, toward the end of the morning around lunchtime through early afternoon. it looks like by evening most of this will be off shore and then we will get another round perhaps early tomorrow morning, going through pretty quick lip and then sunshine in the afternoon through thursday, it stays dry and then rain tries to move in and probably through friday as well. so it will be rain, and then nice weather, unfortunately next round of rain after that comes in time for the weekend. it is 55 degrees in philadelphia. forty-nine in lancaster. forty-five in mount pocono. your average high is 74 degrees. we had our ups and down especially on sunday when it got to 59 degrees. very windy on sunday and chilly. yesterday was chilly but the sun was out and it ended up being a pretty nice day, 67 degrees, just a little sweater weather for the

fran is reporting same thing, full sunshine in nottingham chester county and great the day for specialp. we have a great event out there. lets go to new jersey where 50 comes in from john. he too is seeing full sunshine and this sums it upright there absolutely beautiful. so what is going on? that brings us nice weather for a change. think high pressure. that so often brings us fair weather and it is today. it stays put for the entire day and night and into mess of tomorrow. we are expecting that you will just see sunshine all day but heat up efficiently. there is always a caveat and one today is air quality alert that is posted, regional wide, for unhealthy, air mass for sensitive groups. kid, elderly, if you have asthma, this is not necessarily the best day for you. so keep that in mind, and take it easy, you know. it is walt hunter's last day, we will miss him but what great weather to send him off a. upper 80's tomorrow and friday turning steamy though, more likely to feel like it is in the 90's the at the height of the day, so summer is basically here. over to you. >> not today. >

about that a little bit more, later but we will zoom into a couple neighborhood and show you east nottingham chester county very right showers around there maryland and little bit of that spilling over along i-95 in delaware right before you, cross the border in to maryland. clayton, in new jersey, and then other parts of the let's just say gloucester county there, and atlantic county get something rain and then there is the border between delaware and maryland, at the shore, ocean pines, some light showers there around bethenny beach as well. it is not a wig deal but there is rain around. this remind us have of a couple days we had last week when we had rain every day last week but for the rest of the day quite a few clouds, and then some more showers moving in the afternoon and then kind of spotty showers, through the nighttime tonight. tomorrow looks like it will be a largely dry day unless in southern delaware we have showers rolling in there so you cannot rule it the out but it looks like for most of us we will keep clouds around but stay try during the day, tomorrow and then thursday,

so what you could do is think way back into medieval england, and you've got the sheriff of nottingham, who is squeezing the peasants and taking all of their money, and none of that money is going to the king, so the king invents the coroner. the king needs someone who can go around the sheriff and make sure that revenue is running where it ought, to the king. the coroner is essentially the king's vulture. it's constantly flying around, and whenever there is a dispute descendsm, the vulture to make sure the king gets his end. propertyave a death, is loose from its legal mornings. didio property? did he commit suicide? if he committed suicide, that is a crime against religion. the king seizes the estate. here's the craziest one. if they found a dead norman on the village commons, they on the wholex village called "murderum," where we get the word of murder. you see this inconsistent imprint. in france and germany, they developed a medical examiner system much earlier. only in places that have the british imprint do you have the office of the coroner. so, one of the things i would the to

a part of the speech carney gave in nottingham. carney tells amanda said down the u.k.could go to 3.5%. i brought up a chart of u.k. base rates -- this is a five-year chart. let me see if i can get a bigger. yeah. .5% for the last forever. 3.5%, really? richard: you really have to look at what investor expectations are. amazing. richard: partly because -- the brexit impact is something that i think, in the near-term, will provide more economic uncertainty. mp and thetrot in thu expectations. guy: the idea is -- the bank of england might mandate, which could be something. richard: a change, wouldn't it? the near-term conservative be about growth, and i think that will study the ship, given the fact that the data has been softening. richard, thank you very much. we want to give you much more on the dollar and where rates are set to go. goldman sachs had an interesting call, that the dollar will go 15% higher in the next few years, and we could see a selloff in japanese debt. richard jones, great to have you. pulse,"e, we have "the francine back at the helm. keep an eye on

nottingham fire a couple different agencies had to come out and assist fire crews with all of this. crews possibly they're looking at hot spots or dealing with an investigation at this pope but again investigators looking at this as case of ars arson. one person dead. we do not know who the person is who died and we do not have any information in terms of a suspect at this point. back to you. >> thanks so much, dave. hopefully we get some more information thon very soon find out who may be responsible. happening now, we've got investigations of violence throughout the city of philadelphia. let's start in the city's hunting park neighborhood where three people were hospitalized after a shooting along the 3800 block of north 13th street. this happened just before 1:00 this morning. police say they found 30 shell casings one woman is currently in critical condition. two other men in stable condition. so far no arrests have been ma made. also in hunting park another shooting sends one man to the hospital. this one happened around 1:40 on the 3400 block of north broad street. police say