brent celek and to do todd herrn were at fine stash in old city. some of awareness goes to raise research money for prostate cancer on father's day. >>> the professional softball pitcher who is breaking records.

a busy afternoon in old city really feels like a friday to tell you the truth. at some of these numbers. high temperatures today really impressive. 10 degrees above average in philadelphia 88. at the atlantic city airport, 88. 87 in allentown. newark, delaware, 86. mt. holly, new jersey, 86. and in doylestown, pa, 85 degrees. finally you can see clear skies over the region. a few high clouds streaming by especially through central delaware. that's an indication that tomorrow will be even warmer and that is the forecast

ritz five is right down the street here in olde city. >>> 4:54. young patients at children's hospital of philadelphia, chop are waking up with smiles this morning after a very special night. >> they took a break from all of those doctor appointments and they went to the prom. kids put on their fancy new outfits for last night's big event. clothes provided by chop and kid get to keep those dresses and suits that they wore. after walking the red carpet they enjoyed plenty of dancing, some food, fun, and organizers say it is all about giving them something to smile about. >> tonight, it is really all about the kids, forgetting where they are. you would never know you were in a hospital. when you see these kid smile and see party they are about to to have, the beauty of tonight is nobody is sick. >> he created the annual prom in memory of his son josh who passed on after his battle with cancer back in 1997. look at how cute they are. >> so adorable. >> 4:55. get ready, ladies, country music star and faith hill's husband is making a stop in the city of

, that we work in, mike. >> what i call now, i've been calling it old city, boom.ric philly right here. bright colors, with these new logos, they said they're doing it this way to give it a thumb feel, like a characature, history is fun. so the goal is they want to get people when they come and visit when in the suburbs come to this area, don't just see the liberty bell, don't just go to independence hall, show this is all historic area. because it covers the delaware river waterfront, old city, society hill, and independence national park. putting in all of this money to do this campaign. it will be this summer, all the way through 2017, when the revolutionary war museum opens up, that will be a big draw. >> third and chestnut. >> yep. so they'll have like more story telling benches, they're going to have a loft history programs, and all kind of things, so kind of get people excited again about historic philadelphia. >> so if i see a tourist out on the street, i want to send them to something in old city, should i now use the term hp historic philly? >> historic p

last night, the port authority board approved a plan to make ag parking lot under the bridge in old city. there will be 170 monthly spots open the drpa says the new law could open this fall. >>> the number 2 an and #gmoneystrong, people old up support for a delaware child seriously injured by an alleged drunk driver. >> tim furlong shows us garrett has friends up and down the state. >> he's a fighter. he's got the community rallying behind him. >> reporter: on saturday, when he went to pick up baseballs in the road, he was hit by an alleged drunk driver, now in a hospital bed upstate. his wall is covered with cards and supporters are blowing up soerm media, #gmoneystrong, and his number is popping up in fields, temple twitter page, and the governor is gmoneystrong too. >> g-money is not going to believe this when he weighs. you woemtd believe. >> reporter: he's here for a while. his family says the doctors have him in critical condition, but he's improving, and talk about a tough stretch for the family. garrett lost his dad back in november. a couple wilmington city members heard about h

a busy afternoon in old city really feels like a friday to tell you the truth. let's take look at some of these numbers. high temperatures today really impressive. 10 degrees above average in philadelphia 88. at the atlantic city airport, 88. 87 in allentown. newark, delaware, 86. mt. holly, new jersey, 86. and in doylestown, pa, 85 degrees. finally you can see clear skies over the region. a few high clouds streaming by especially through central delaware. that's an indication that tomorrow will be even warmer and that is the forecast. right now 74 in the poconos. millville 84 degrees. and wrightstown it is 85 degrees. winds out of the west southwest at about 10, 15 miles an hour. that is a dry wind for us. a land breeze and that means humidity stays low at least tonight and even into tomorrow. this evening temperatures will be falling through the 80s. by 9:00 o'clock, mainly clear, 77. that's average high for this time of year. mainly clear and mild at 11:00 p.m. with a temperature of 73 degrees. coming up with the seven day forecast, we'll talk about when tempe

as you come into enter city from old city, this truck flipped over off the westbound side of the ben franklin bridge, close to the constitution center, right about over there --. they have the two left lanes blocked. as we go to the maps though, the good news is it's not causing a huge delay coming into town on the ben franklin bridge westbound. just a little slowing on the bottom of the screen on the downside into eighth and vine, but this time it's not awful, but if you want to be safe use the eastbound betsy ross or walt whitman instead. and eastbound delays are thinning out. and westbound normal slowing by city avenue and a crash with a pedestrian in plumstead by the cvs along ferry road at 313 which is swamp road. and a crash at walnut street at main street, but the downed tree and wires in king of prussia shutting down a chunk of 23 over trout creek. i would stay down on 1st avenue to get around that. and polaski is closed at royal farms, stay on old baltimore pike around that one. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday afternoon. reports of a crash. in

crew braved some pretty rough weather to rescue a fisherman off the coast of atlantic city this week. the 63-year-oldd medical attention while aboard a scallop boat. a crew from the atlantic city station lowered a basket and successfully hoisted that man up onto their helicopter. despite the deteriorating weather and low lying clouds, the crew was able to land safely and you are looking there at one very grateful fisherman. >> close call for him. >> yeah. >> wow. do you even want to talk about that. >> speaking of water there's a lot of it coming this week here locally. >> okay. >> as we take a look outside live at sky6 right now a little brightening as you can see trying to develop here just above center city skyline but it's still a lot of gray in that picture. 61 degrees, the wind is calm which can't break up some of that cloud cover but we are seeing the sun return in southern new jersey. you see the sun splashing there at our beach cam in ocean city. 66 degrees is the temperature, a little warmer with a little more sun and the ocean temperature sitting at 53. we look at double scan live radar no

it's an old city founded in the 5th century but also a very new city. 1.2 million people building theires. it's a pretty incredible story, strong, rock-solid orthodox christian tradition -- a whole hell of a lot of years under the soviet boot, years of totally wild west gangster-ism, endemic corruption. now, it's a very different story. tbilisi is changing fast. so, i don't know what it says about a place that since i've arrived in this country, i've been in a literally a constant state of, i'm either drinking or hung-over. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: or both. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: is that normal? >> paul: that's normal, yeah, especially for visitors. >> anthony: they're friendly here. >> paul: but it's a friendly kidnapping, you know? >> anthony: well, i actually -- i've read accounts of people who've actually were kidnapped in this country, who -- >> paul: yeah, yeah. it happened once with, uh, u.n. monitors. they disappeared. >> anthony: they came back like ten pounds heavier and hung-over? >> paul: they -- they found them in a cabin up in the mountains partying. they

looks like at least here in old city the sun winning the battle so that looking pretty good out thereation left, that's good. 58 degrees in allentown, 54 in lancaster, 56 down in dover, and 58 degrees, here in the city. and in fact it is looking very nice, since the last time we looked, the clouds have cleared, so we expect to be at about 59 degrees, by 9:00. sixty-six by lunchtime. high temperature will be 73 degrees. bob kelly? >> hey, sue. good morning shall everybody, 8:35, we got a back up on 422 as you work your way into kop. back up on the benny, coming into downtown. the late crowd coming into center city, philadelphia at 8:00 parks southbound south of the lansdale interchange. leaving quakertown or lansdale, watch for that delay south of the lansdale interchange. and we're going to row the boats beginning today, the kelly drive closed to vehicle traffic today at 11:00 through saturday, as we say good morning and welcome to philadelphia the biggest high school regatta in the country. >> see this device? we will show you how it works next. ♪ we built our factories here because

. >>> new name for old city, that's right. philadelphia launching a campaign to rebrand the city's historic district. ♪ >> and the philly pops festival brass quintet set the mood at the historic philadelphia launch. mayor kenney and council members helped reopen the second bank of the united states. newly defined district encompasses parts of the delaware river, waterfront, old city, society hill and independence mall. >> it's been quite a turn of fortune for a horse named lily. she was abused and shot dozens of times with paint balls. but now she's getting a new home and it's thanks to comedian jon stewart. we'll have more on her journey to recovery at 5:00. plus this -- >> i felt this poom, and i was flying with the pocketbook. >> a trip to the store took a frightening turn. her warning for other shoppers. >>> plus, new video of the suspects who attacked her. and experts say, it's the time to fly. why airline prices are cheapest they've been in years. and how long that's going to last. first, a live look at ben franklin bridg

. >>> a new name for old city. >> philadelphia's launching a campaign to rebrand the city's historic district. ♪ >> philly pops festival brass quintet set the move at launch. mayor kenney and city council members helped reopen the second bank of the united states. the rebranding comes just in time for the busy summer tourist season and the dnc. >> make people feel they will never forget the feeling and they will go back to st. louis and texas and florida and tell friends what a wonderful time they had in philadelphia. >> the newly defined district encompasses, old city, society hill, independence mall. >>> as summer tourism season approaches, it's starting to feel the part outside. >> many neighborhoods hit 90. tim furlong spent the day outside. people enjoying the day that feels like summer. >> now that's the sound you like to hear in late may. but for the regulars at the golf club in wilmington, guys that try to play every single day, today has been a buzz kill. >> terrible. terrible. brutal. >> it's not squishy. it's nice and sunny. >> reporter: today's weather is a hole in one. t

. >> this looks like old city to me, i'm trying, right by the station. >> yeah, second and market. >> they have only been gone about 30 seconds. >> but you they are going towards the station. >> maybe they are coming back. chicago cubs have the best record in baseball. they are in pittsburgh where there is nothing to do in pittsburgh, you can watch the game but come on now. that is wild. double steel by the cubs. they are so aggressive and they are so good. they forced pittsburgh into this mistake. wow, bad throw. cubs win, they keep winning, pittsburgh is a good team, seven-two. pitberg penguins and washington caps might be the best series they will have in the stanley cup playoffs. nhl playoffs have been terrific and penguins are on fire. lets get to pittsburgh. tough game. tough hit. johansen gets crushed. the caps go down by the penguin. he might get suspended for that or the a least get find but penguins were playing great hockey. watch this pass and watch this shot, between the legs. the penguins went on three to nothing. they lead two-one. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard

, reading pa up in berks county, heavy rain right now, not headed toward us but damp, drizzly in old cityen when it is not raining the general rule of thumb damp and drizzly the past couple of days, that continues today. 52 degrees with 5:57 your sunrise time, other temperatures, not that much different than yesterday when we were in the 50's, i've got 49 for in you pottstown, i've got a 47 up in mount pocono, 49 millville, 49 atlantic city maybe smidge cooler than yesterday, but not that much. easterly flow, see the arrow moving that way, which means, we are getting the flow off the ocean, which continues with the humid air, moist, humid air. that's the words i was looking for, moist air, continues, so we stay in the 50's pretty much all day long. we may reach 06 degrees, but the clouds persist, even when it is not raining. and your sunset time is 7:59. so getting very close to that 8:00 sunset time. it is casino of milestone as we look forward to even longer days. but the question is can we look forward to sunshine? we'll answer that coming up in the seven day forecast. bob kelly, good

we're looking live in olde city. you can't tell how it feels outside but we're heading in the 90's this weekend. sue has more on the heat wave. >> well, we have got allergies, we've got heat and at least we don't have mosquitoes, not just yet. >> they are coming. >> that is true. >> it is starting to feel like summer already. so quickly. >> it is friday, may 27th, 2016. do i need to wish happy birthday to my dear friend marshall harris good hi marshall harris. >> we are about to hit the road. we are heading. >> marshall harris just called. >> or not. >> we're heading to ocean city, good day will be live from 7:00 to 10:00 at ocean city music pier. i think mike and alex will pull out here in a he can is. >> they are always running last minute, both of them. >> that is just not your business. >> oh, i

live in old city, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> all right, rap di. count on us for everything you want to know about the welcome america fun, look for stories and event schedules on the app and nbc10.com. >>> all right. a tough turn here to delaware now where students at a high school are mourning death of a classmate for the second time in weeks. counselors provided help at howard high school of technology comes a day after a student was shot on a city street and less than a month after another student died after a fight in a school bathroom. nbc 10 delaware reporter tim furlong is there, and the kids have. through a lot. >> reporter: seriously, jim, how much can a school take? it's wide regarded for unique offerings in curriculum, and, really, the spring of 2016 has been brutal for them. just under one month after amy joyner fran sis died, they needed grief koups lores again. you see from the viewer video, investigators at the scene for hours, and last night, there was a notice confirming another student was murdered, this time, blocks from school

. >> now how did you tell to us get to doylestown, from olde city. >> olde city, i told you to go west, north on 476, and then get on the turnpike, and go east to willow grove and then north on 611, which is where you are right now. >> but jody, who is driving right now, jody, say hello. >> you let jody drive. >> yeah, shocking there we're still alive. here's the thing. years ago she was on the pennsylvania turnpike and she missed her exit, so ten years later she still won't get on the turnpike. so we went by bill cosby's house, we went by jody's middle school, we went by the mall where she used to make out with her boyfriend. >> what was his name. >> alex, how has it been. >> i cannot hear you from back there. >> she's in the back seat, with all of the equipment. >> there is jody's notes how to get to doyles town. >> mike, if you get lost you can always call from directions from that phone right next to you, to your left over your shoulder. >> old school phone, um. >> yes. >> order a pizza a or something. >> is that rotary or push button. >> that is push button, believe it the or not.

old. nicknamed of that was shot and killed inside the city.police believe he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. one of the theories was the intent was to shoot somebody else and these guys got caught in the cross fire. it happened outside of a convenience store near tenth street and pine lane. his father says his son was with his cousins and his brother. can you mar was also shot. a third victim gee mean shiply took a bullet to the shoulderment she's okay. naz didn't survive. his father wiped his tiers as he talked to us about his son, a caring boy with dreams of becoming a doctor. this father-son picture was taken friday night, the night of naz's eighth grade form l, the last night robert nicolis says he saw his son. i can't describe the pain or the hurt. > naz was in eighth grade at chester community charter school. the school's founders are stepping up to pay for the boy's funeral and increase the reward for information $10,000. these poor kids were just in the line of fire. they snuffed out a life and it's just terrible. at this poi

stared in a broadway musical hit musical and performing in old city down the street at the arden theater and did it all before she turned 14 years old. >> and local, from pennsylvania not too far away absolutely amazing we love the artist. we'll introduce you to this super star from our area and how she manages to do it all♪ . >> and some of us are healthy out there and changes are coming to just about everything you'll eat. what you'll see on food packages and why officials tell us this is a good thing. >> also on this saturday let us know what you're doing today. hopefully you get it done before it rains. send us pictures. maybe your kids are in basebal baseball. >> sear sucker constitutes and women's outfits for the preakness you. >> remember the hats that stick on the side of the head. >> remember the hats that stick on the side of the head. >> fasten ateer. ♪ you are my fire♪ the one desire♪ . >> you want to sing along welcome back to "good day" now on this saturday. we're going to get some rain and we'll let you know in a moment when dave gives us the weather. taking a look at head

we are looking at olde city just moments ago it was dumping here.rain, when it comes down. will it abe complete wash out? sue will let you know. also a gruesome case of animal cruelty, two dogs, set on fire and left to die. the reward money that police are now offering for an arrest in this case. >>> and city transit cop who was run down by a hit and run driver last week continues his road to recovery a group of runners is working to lend a hand. good day, it is monday, may 30th, 2016. lauren's off, i'm chris murphy on this memorial day. sue serio, bob kelly is off. sue has weather and traffic. driving was not fun this morning a lot of challenges, indeed and we will give you, i think because it is a holiday weekend. you want perfect weather. it is real. it is three out of ten. i don't

the city is renaming the old city historic area as philadelphia's original city. it spans from the delaware river to 7th street, from lombard street north to vine. the aim is to get visitors to see not only the historic sites but other attractions throughout the area and extend their stay in philadelphia. >> all of this means america, in addition to the bell and the hall. as we like to say there's more to a legendary city than its legends. so spend more time with us and see for yourself. >> the city will unveil the new campaign and the maps that go with it later this morning. then on saturday the city will reopen the historic 2nd bank on chestnut street which has been closed for cleaning and restoration. >>> it is the super bowl of spelling. >> it's always fun. >> the scripps national spelling bee kicks off today outside of washington, d.c. with a preliminary round. nunatak. >> n-u-n-a-t-a-k. >> correct. >> nunatak. >> correct. >> easy, right? that word resulted in a tie during last year's spelling bee. tomorrow 282 of the nation's top young spellers will compete

the beach, the old city, the wondersk, this is a place that feels at times as if it exists within its bubble, separate from the rest of the country. next, i travel to jerusalem to visit a start at the saint west on peering into the future. hello world is supported by ca technologies, powering opportunity in the application economy. explore more at ca.com. ♪ ashlee: from the cosmopolitan coast i climb the winding mountain road to jerusalem. tel aviv maybe the beating heart of the israeli tech world the most jews consider jerusalem to be the country's soul. you know what they say about the soul. >> the most basic thing of human communication is i contact. by the device seeing you, you get another world of interaction. ashlee: the window to the soul -- >> exactly, or the window to the brain and look around, look to the right, look to the left. oflee: this is the cofounder a company developing the way to withce eye tracking gear algorithms that can run on an ipad or smartphone. >> it is a little disorienting at first to play a videogame just by moving your hand -- head. movement, ie head

. >> man, we have a big burst of rain right now in old city. fourth and market looking down market toward fifth street. >> when did we see the sun last? seriously, was it last saturday? >> sue, was it saturday? >> monday afternoon, started off with rain monday morning, but the sun did come out for awhile in the afternoon. >> topic on people's list. >> hydroplane, oh. >> real funny. >> oh! >> (thunder heard). >> on instagram, i posted this meme, about this weather we've been having. >> really? >> i tried to go around, to get around this particular puddle at fifth and market, you have to go way out into traffic. >> you need your goloshes. >> oh, you need everything, raincoat, umbrella, rain boots, for my women out there, shower cap. i'm telling you. >> should i move snob. >> you like the show, right? >> what show? >> the one about where they're driving around in the cars, singing and doing karioke? >> wait, since you're out in the weather, for all of my fans, drake kale out with this new albumn, views. ever since he dropped it, the weather has be

healthy with a side of happy. >>> olde city behind us here in olde city, philadelphia.street? . still gray hopefully things get better. >>> this is fox 29 sports in a minute. >> i'm sean bell. the phillies going through a slump. came out on the wrong end against braves in the fourth, no score. shallow odubel herrara can't make the drive and catch. that brought home a run and the braves go on to win 2-0. to the nba playoffs. the calves looked unbeatible until now. four block, that led to this. bright ball movement drive, kicking swing and joseph nails the three. rafters win 99-84, snapping the calves ten-game winning streak in the playoff. >>> go down in the preakness, down the stretch. exaggerator destroying the field, nyquist lost his steam and fell back to the third. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> thank you, a sean. >>> we got a happy story for a pennsylvania horse that was previously abused and abandoned. >> horrifying. that's the one that was hit with all the paint balls. a famous star has now swooped in and is giving her a wonderful healthy home where

their collect and say, that's the city tax, we know what happened, and continue to come and make old city and philadelphia as viable as they have been and as great as they have been. >> reporter: rosemary conners. >> new information on a deadly police-involved shooting. police say richard feretti was casing the neighborhood, put several st. joe's students on alert. when officers got there, he wouldn't pull over, and tried to take off, putting an officer in danger. that's when police fired shots, killing him. and he crashed his van into several students' cars. police, internal affairs and homicide detectives are investigating. >> the crisis in atlantic city is not enting anytime soon. the senate president says a.c. will run out of money in the next ten days. >> i'm predicting now that it will go into bankruptcy, because they're out of time. what do we explain in what do we tell people? the taxpayers? >> tomorrow, democratic assembly speaker will post his version of an aid bill in the assembly. but senator sweeney said today, even if the assembly passes it, he won't put it up for a vote in

anyone who has been to jerusalem's old city knows it is a walk-through history. one tourist decided to do it something a little differently and walk over the history. she is one of the world's top flat liners and has walked between mountaintops and buildings. she says she was able to add to its history with her feet. you are up-to-date on "dw news." i'm sarah kelly. thank you very much. we will see you next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> welcome to focus on europe or take an up close and personal look at able across the continent. i'm michele henry, and you for joining us. chernobyl's heavy cloud still hangs over belarus. attacks on muslim women are on the rise in britain. in france, digging into the past the term chernobyl has become a byword for nuclear disaster. it is, after all, the name of the town in ukraine, then part of the soviet union, where one of the biggest nuclear accidents in history occurred.

for the state's marijuana law to get to go into effect in mid may dozens offer leaders gather in old cityo talk innovation. >> we work with commercial cannabis all over the country in every state where there is legal cannabis cultivating. >> reporter: what about those interested in growing themselves, applications are not being accepted just rete r now is the time to start planning and saving for potential grosser they project start up fees in pennsylvania to exceed 2 2k 0 thousand dollars plus a two mil dollar capital requirement. the company says to expect around 40 thousand dollars to apply and register with 150 thousand capital requirement. for this crowd the talk extends beyond pot to the logistics, infrastructure and technology that goes with it. it has been compared to the gold rush some of the biggest opportunities had little to do with gold. >> 72 people selling picks and shovels and levi jeans made a fortune. >> reporter: because marijuanas still illegal on the federal level major banks can often be off limits. but as with any bud ding industry local consulting and lending firms

brent celek and to do todd herrn were at fine stash in old city. some of awareness goes to raise research money for prostate cancer on father's day. >>> the professional softball pitcher who is breaking records. introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. florida man tries to steal a baby python from a pet store. where does he pit putt it? you'll see. the man said he has stolen from him before. when he put the python in his pants it got physical. a customer jumped in to help. that prevented the snake thief from slithering away. >>> take that out of there. >>> i think i got what he deserved when he sticks the python in his pants. that can't end well. >> reporter: probably not. >> reporter: we're in new jersey, route 42 that's the northbound traffic right there, moving okay at this point. looks like the volume is building earlier than normal. the roads are wet, you get that idea. se

the state's medical mar juan law to go in effect in mid-may dozens of industry leaders gathered in olde city for a first time to talk innovation. >> we work with commercial cannabis cultivators in every state where there is legal cannabis cultivation. >> reporter: what about those interested in growing themselves? applications are not being accepted just yet but according to green rush consulting now is the time to start planning and, um, saving. for potential growers they project start-up fees in pennsylvania to exceed $220,000 and a two million-dollar capital requirement. for difficulties expensery license the company says to expect around $40,000 to apply and register with a 150,000 doll to ars capital requirement. but for this crowd the talk extend beyond pot. the to the logistics, infrastructure and technology that comes with it. this green rush has been compared to the gold rush where some of the biggest opportunity, had little to do with gold. >> the people selling shovels and levi jeans made a fortune. >> reporter: because marijuana ace still illegal on the federal level major banks

the beach, the old city, the boardwalk joyrides, this is a wonderous place that feels at times as ifts within its own bubble, separate from the rest of the country. next up, i travel to jerusalem and visit a startup that puts a new twist on peering into the future. announcer: "hello world" is supported by ca technologies, powering opportunity in the application economy. explore more at ca.com. ♪ ♪ ashlee: from the cosmopolitan coast, i climb the winding mountain road to jerusalem. tel aviv maybe the beating heart of the israeli tech world, but most jews consider jerusalem to be the country's soul. and you know what they say about the soul? yitzi: if you think about it, the most basic thing of human communication is eye contact. by the device seeing you, you get a whole 'nother world of interaction. ashlee: the window to the soul -- yitzi: exactly, or the window to the brain and look around, look to the right, look to the left. ashlee: yiti kacynski is the cofounder and eeo of umoove. the company has developed a way to replace eye tracking gear they usually cost thousands of dollars,

philadelphia is old city. buildings are old. but there's a lot of character. climbing up on these olds buildings and taking those pictures could be dangerous. the photographer i spoke to said he has no intention to give it up. >> a climb a few snaps and there you have it. philadelphia in a way only a few have seen in person. >> i'm interested in changing people's perspective on commonly looked at things. >> snik a sophomore business major at temple that loves getting highest hite possible. these are some of his photographs from thousands of feet in the air. he posts them to instagram under the name save philly. >> it allows to you collect yourself and kind of think cheerily. it's almost like being in nature. >> his he's been to some of the tallest buildings in philadelphia and he's just getting started sometimes by himself and other times he'll take friend with him. >> this is crazy. i like this. >> he shared this video to showcase one of the rooftop adventures. >> we met this one guy kevin in chinatown and showed him photos and he was a homeless vet. we ended

including those 15 young people tonight in old city.ulations to them. >>> cecily tynan with that accuweather forecast. >> and find that umbrella yet again of the didn't need it today finally, and stormtracker 6 live double scan getting a break from all of the wet weather. we were dry today and warm. and even now temperatures mild, 64 degrees in philadelphia down from the high of 76, which is 3 degrees above normal. the warmest day in two weeks. first time this month we had temperatures above normal. allentown 68 down from the high of 80. reading 63, millville 60, trenton 64, and wilmington currently 63 degrees. satellite 6, along with action radar, showing showers and thunderstorms really marching through the ohio valley. they are all ahead of a cold front, the first of two that will sweep through tomorrow afternoon. futuretracker showing 8:00 tomorrow morning, lots of clouds. i don't think we'll see much shower activity, maybe a few light showers west of philadelphia. but the main action really rolls in late morning into early afternoo

it is dry here in olde city and 53 degrees. high of 60 with mostly cloudy skies and spotty showers here and there. just like last week bob kelly, deja vu all over again. >> you got it, sue. good morning everybody. we are looking live from sky fox hovering over cherry hill, new jersey. there we are. this is route 70, right here near cooper landing road. an accident that pulled down the power lines across both lanes of route 70, east and westbound lanes right here near cooper landing road. i believe there is a wawa right here. we have cemetery which isn't that farrah away and with the lanes shut down, thinks your main access, to try to get toward ben franklin. the lets get to my live camera on the scene. the here's ponzio's, so here's 70, grid lock heading in to that settle of down wires which ace cross the roadways. your best bet grabbing your coffee and keys now head for chapel avenue or head right for route 38, if you are heading for ben franklin. that will get you down to the admiral wilson boulevard. it is out of your way bu

tails and black cats that don't have tails. >> wow. >> we found one that is moving around i think olde city center city now. it is friday the 13th. chris murphy is dressed up in a tailless, blackout fit. and i swear we have him. i do. wait a minute. he is with the white dog. he is walking a white dog. >> um. >> um. >> he has moved on. >> yes good see it is friday 13th and he has been walking in front of people and they don't seem bothered by it. >> they are more bothered by him. >> tight suit, isn't it. >> it vice tight. >> how did he get into that. >> not easy. >> why is he walking like that. >> little tight in that area. >> you no he what happened yesterday, caterpillar. >> by the way, i think you have an admirer outside the building, hi, hello. >> let me bring this chair out. >> he is interested. >> he was doing, well, okay, let's move on. >> there he is. >> we will see. >> he is peering in at you and he had has been doing the eye thing, fingers up to his eye balls up to you. >> riley curry. >> he is just watching the show. >> any kind of woman you would go out and introduce yourself. >>

city's kensington section. that man identified by family and friends as 57-year-old elli leon. he had just dropped off patients to a drug and alcohol rehab center. that's when police say a car possibly a saab sedan hit him and just kept going. now, his community is devastated about the loss of their caring neighbor. >> he was a good. you didn't have to know people to give them a helping hand. >> if you know any information or saw that car similar to this one in these photos, philadelphia police want to you give them a call. >>> it look like it's right out of the flintstones cartoons but that vehicle is real and so is the red tag on it. we'll tell you why parking officials were not impressed with the prehistoric ride. >>> and west philadelphia community mourning the loss of a man who kept everyone well fed. the legacy he leaves behind next. sean? >> chris, the rumor more mill continues to swirl around the sixers. the draft is right around the corner and there's a million trade possibles. who might go where coming up later in sports. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so pro

yeah, so, there you see umbrellas still up there in olde city. it is 57 degrees and we have temperatures in the mid 50's. we have 54 in trenton, pottstown, atlantic city. wilmington 56. sixty-two is all we get for a high temperature, mostly cloudy skies. the sun comes out and put us back to 55 where we were yesterday. and the rest of the night. when will we get rid of this. we will let you know in the seven day forecast. 8:03 on this tuesday morning. pack a snack heading to the airport, philly international now officially running with delays on arrival and departure. give yourself time to get down there check with the airline before, you put the bags in the trunk. couple new accidents. worn on lincoln drive southbound, right at the kelly drive. we're jammed up on the boulevard, we're jammed up on the schuylkill expressway. southbound on the boulevard, in northeast philadelphia, right at borbeck avenue outer drive a three car crash and there is also an accident on the walt whitman bridge mid span coming in toward philadelphia. so that is leaving a

>> yesterday old city. look. >> he just made some money. >> oh,. >> you see that?ing around with a cigar in his mouth. look at that briefcase. man, he looks proud of himself, big cigar. so that sounded like you, that's your footage? >> yes, i am kiddingment actually sitting at continental yesterday, watching the people out the window, look at this, guy what did he just get finish doing? how many people do you know walking around with deal or no deal suitcase. >> and all proud of himself with a big stogie? >> all right, hole on. even though he looks like bob kelly's brother to me. >> dose he? >> little bit. somebody in old city somebody in philadelphia knows who that guy s we want to talk to him or at least a want to know what's in the briefcase. >> what's his storey? >> maybe they have new version of deal or no deal, it will be all guys. >> and sign the deals, that's why he's celebrating? i don't know. so, if you want to see it, we're trying to figure out, what was he doing? >> let's finds that guy. you know him, call us. get on twitter. >> bombshell new autism war

philadelphia is old city. buildings are old. but there's a lot of character. climbing up on these olds buildings and taking those pictures could be dangerous. the photographer i spoke to said he has no intention to give it up. >> a climb a few snaps and there you have it. philadelphia in a way only a few have seen in person. >> i'm interested in changing people's perspective on commonly looked at things. >> snik a sophomore business major at temple that loves getting highest hite possible. these are some of his photographs from thousands of feet in the air. he posts them to instagram under the name save philly. >> it allows to you collect yourself and kind of think cheerily. it's almost like being in nature. >> his he's been to some of the tallest buildings in philadelphia and he's just getting started sometimes by himself and other times he'll take friend with him. >> this is crazy. i like this. >> he shared this video to showcase one of the rooftop adventures. >> we met this one guy kevin in chinatown and showed him photos and he was a homeless vet. we ended

right now live look in old city. beautiful blue skies. some puffy cumulus clouds dottindotting the map and we're looking pretty g look at the temperature still warm. 86 degrees. the high made it up to 88 degrees today. but look at the difference. the humidity only at 28%. so definitely more comfortable than the same time yesterday. still a little muggy. we have dew points right around 70 in dover. 67 millville and atlantic city 66. look at philadelphia that dew point dry, 49 right now. low 50 as we moved tour the lehigh valley and those temperatures are comfortable area wide. 86 along the i-95 corridor so the bottom line if you're stepping outdoors this evening, looking pretty good at the ballpark great weather as well. we'll talk about when to expect more rain coming you. >>> all right, scott, thank you. >>> villanova's men's basketball team is in the spotlight again. >> the players were the special guest inside the white house this afternoon recognized by president obama for their national championship. also at the white house our very

storm to bring us that heavy rainfall saturday. 73 degrees right now folks are out and about in old city. just a beautiful finally spring like day. the normal high this time of year is 75 degrees. and hey, we will take that 73. it's 66 right now in millville. we have 70 in wilmington. low 70s in sections of lehigh valley the cool spot right now upper 50s in the pocono mountains. beautiful center city live shot right now. so if you're stepping outdoors, 7:00 o'clock 70 degrees. upper 50s by 11:00 o'clock tonight. and high pressure is going to settle in so what that will mean is dry conditions a lot of sunshine for tomorrow. if you have outdoor plans, looking pretty good. festivals, highs tomorrow topping out around if degrees but then the cloud cover will start to roll in late friday overnight friday into saturday morning. the rainfall will be moving in. the heaviest of the rain will likely be south and east of that i-95 corridor. here's 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. looking at that bulls eye kind of around delaware also into south jersey. we'll keep the clouds and showers this is saturd

here's that live picture in old city. we have the sunshine today. 30 miles an hour. now we're looking at a monday morning chill there's freeze watch in effect temperature could get down to the upper 30s -- mid to low 30s especially carbon and monroe county. tuesday night, we will see some rain coming in. stepping outside to little warmer temperature here in the steve 51 degrees. um per 40s, 30s north and west. cold temperatures tomorrow and that rain in the seven day forecast i'll have the specific timing when that rain will move in coming up with the complete seven day in just bit. ♪ good morning, everybody. break fast with bob. the weekend edition. everybody heads to the shore on the weekends. and on the way you have to make a little pit-stop. one of the hot spots if you take the back roads to the beach is the elmer diner here in elmer, new jersey. just off of route 55 and route 40. sam the owner here, sam, you told me you have four different types of eggs benedict? >> yes. >> what do you have here, what's this first one. >> crab. >> crab eggs ben

and we're going to show you around in just a bit but first let's head to philadelphia's old city for a lantern festival that's steeped in ancient chinese tradition. every evening, as the sun sets on franklin square, the park lights up. >> the chinese lantern festival, it already has been thousands of years of history in china. >> historically, the festival was available only to china's very wealthy families but more recently, it's become a new year's celebration for the masses. >> and this is the first time ever, the festival has been staged in the northeastern united states. >> happy birthday to you. >> it's a celebration marking 10 years since the rebirth of the square that sits on the border of chinatown. >> this was essentially a park where no one, no kids were allowed to play. it was a park that you really didn't want to go to at night. >> now, nighttimes in the square are aglow with 25 illuminated lantern sets, giant flowers, pandas, a 200 foot long dragon, and a 3 story high pagoda and all are made by hand. >> all of the artisans and our staff they all come from sichuan in a c

. >>> take live look outside the fox 29 studios old city right now. don't let that sun fool you. it is still chilly out there and the wind not making things any better. there is some hope for little bit of a warmup later this week. here's kathy to tell us about that. >> we're talking about warmer temperatures. it's even warmer this morning or i should say than it was this morning. take a look at the morning lows. temperatures in the 20s in the poconos. millville 33. doylestown 35. we tied the record of 37 in allentown and trenton we have a new record of 40 degrees on this date. temperatures rebounding very quickly this afternoon. about 20 to 25 degrees as far as the rise in temperatures is concerned. in philadelphia it's 66. that's the high so far for the day. mount pocono 56. 66 in wilmington and 63 degrees in millville. still seeing that wind out of the northwest in the poconos. sustained at 20. philadelphia out of the west sustained at 12. that slowly will be danishing in this evening. temperatures falling through the 50's by the 11:00 o'clock hour with some increasing clouds

here's live look at old city tonight. today was the first day of warm weather we've had in quite sometime but we're tracking changes. say it ain't so. chief meteorologist scott williams because i love to see the sun today. >> we talked yesterday about seeing that sunshine today and boy, did we see it. high made it up to 76 degrees in philadelphia. but as you mentioned, iain, off to the west, take a look at this game changer. this is a cold front that will bring a line of showers and thunderstorms our way for tomorrow. beautiful weather though today. 76 degrees was the high. 3 degrees above the average for this time of year which is 73 degrees. so no weather worries if you're stepping outdoors maybe headed tonight market the weather looking pretty good for those food trucks. so hour by hour we're looking at quiet conditions across the area. clouds will increase, though, we'll talk about those storms not only for tomorrow but saturday as welcoming up. >> all right, thank you very much, scott. talk to you soon. >>> developin