today we are starting ofl warmer but rain falling in the pocono mountains. 50 degrees. 60s. clouds over atlantic city. you can see a rainy view from blue mountains, pocono mountains. sunshine is on hold for our area today. boat house row is all lit up and waiting for the rain. allentown seeing light rain. bucks county and rain drops in sparksburg. it has a little bit of light rain along with reading. an umbrella a good idea. not a lot of rain for philadelphia. that line will move through. that's where we'll see the heavier rainfall totals. by 9:00 this morning still steady. rain from pennsylvania and into philadelphia. 61 degrees at 9:00. by that hour could be tapering off in the allentown area and just some spotty showers in south jersey and into wilmington, light rainfall. that line moves through the late morning and early afternoon hours. by 1:00 in the afternoon may be drying out with some breaks of sun in allentown. that will allow temperatures to lower in the 60ed. so umbrella's a great idea. you won't need your sunglasses today. 60s. cooler with clouds in place. the w

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they do their fear rising from the fish bowl ofl well protected studio and travel to and from work ateasonable hours in secure vehicles. the fine people of detroit don't have that luxury and realize any argument against arming yourself is full of holes which is not the way they would like to end up being. >> who agrees with me that this guy is right? >> i do. >> we're done. that's how we do our gun segments here. >> can you blame people for not wanting to arm themselves? >> even if the police do arrive it will take some time. what can happen in that period of time? this is such a common sense argument i don't understand how anyone can refuse the right of people law abiding citizens to protect them selves and their families when you know that the bad guys will get access to guns no matter what and you will be victimized. i have yet to hear a sensible argument from the opposing side on this issue. >> she said sensible. >> common sense. i can't do that. >> i can try. >> my worry is that more guns especially in bad neighborhoods just accelerates the violence and in homes i think the most

our news crew caught him peeling ofl at the headquarters.itness said he saw the driver doing doughnuts at a gas station on broadway. he hit two cars near napa street in rockridge. the driver was cited for reckless driving and reap lease. eftold -- released. he said he was upset because he wanted to talk to police and he was kept waiting. >>> a body was found inside a house filled with trash. it's a badly decomposed body. three days earlier, authorities were alerted to debris that getting through the front door was almost impossible. the body according to police may be that of the elderly mother of a woman who lives in that home. the mother had not been seen by neighbors in years. so far investigators don't suspect foul play. >>> governor brown is defending his plan for mandatory water restrictions for those who say it's a bit too easy on farmers. the big -- the governor says current restrictions have forced farmers to pull up trees and quit planting seeds. this could force imports to import food from other countries. brown said it's critical

. >> mixing a couple ofl different concepts. and the government made a point in the summation clearing it up. when you say he did it but it was really the brother. are you saying he somehow is not guilty or are you admitting he is guilty but there's mitigation for later. >> reporter: if he is convicted the sentencing phase is next. 17 of the 30 charges carry the death penalty. >> reporter: the rights of california's legal immigrants could be drastically expanded if proposed legislation is passed. the packet made up of 10 bills is called immigrant shaped california. the proposed bills include protection from work place discrimination and special juvenile visas. supporters say the economy is built on the backs of legal immigrants and they must be protected. >> immigrants are woven into every part of california's social fabric and make a huge contribution to our economic strength. >> reporter: but a statement on behalf of gop caucus member says the bills come with a big price tag with no clear way on how the state will pay for them