lets talk about our problems on 611, on ontario there was a fire there today and giving us detours on septa's route 16 bus and in oxville buck county on 611 easton road all lanes are blocked by uncle bob's self storage. mountain view drive, or beaver run road are possible alternates around that accident. we'll check it again rick and monica in the next half hour. >> thank you. more to come on "action news" for you. a moving company, the focus of an "action news" investigation, reporter wendy saltzman has the more next. >>> we have a break from the summer heat but the oppressive humidity will make a come back and we'll let you know when in the accuweather forecast. >>> and microsoft announces the biggest layoffs in the company's history. the reason behind the cuts. if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting... funding for their schools. but corbett's huge tax giveaway to the oil and gas... industry has cost us billions. forced deep cuts in education. and his mismanagement caused a massive budget deficit. no

any left in detroit who used to think that he was competing with the automobile worker and windsor ontario really is competing with the automobile worker working in china the automobile worker in japan the automobile worker in malaysia the automobile worker anywhere else outside the united states where wage rates are extremely low and likely to continue to remain low we are not going to pay the wages of the past for middle income workers for the united automobile workers for the united rubber workers those days are gone we will pay for for brilliance we will pay for insight we will pay for computer capabilities we will pay for engineering we'll pay for medicine but we're not going to pay for labor and therein lies the problem that if we do have a problem in the united states that is the problem the wage growth has stabilized it may be two percent annual growth i'm even. surprised it's that high i think if there is a a deflationary force out there it's that those wage earners outside the united states are keeping downward pressure upon wages here for what used to be the middle and the middl

. >> finally, ontario smith has been a great negotiating partner in helping figure out all the difficult ins and outs. sorry for my repeated interruptions. >> thank you very much. resolution number 1443, all in favor say i. >> i. >> opposed. resolution number 1443 passes as passed. [laughter] next item. >> item 13, new business. >> commissioners, i don't think i heard any new business today. we talked a little bit about some existing new business from the real estate presentation, but i didn't hear anything else that was new business. >> i have a very long list from previous meetings so don't feel compelled to come up with anything. >> i don't know if this is new business, but i want to know if there is some way that we can help the bar pilots with their recruitment and hiring. >> okay. >> if there's something we can do -- >> we will continue to explore that. not to -- given that it's not [inaudible]. >> i think a couple meetings ago, commissioner woo ho brought up about pier 3032 so you'll be coming back to us on that, things you said you and the staff [inaudible]. >> yes. yeah, as soon

he is a native of ontario and spent much of his off season in the ottawa area. we are aware of reports surrounding claude giroux. until we have more information, we will withhold making any further comment. no word from the nfl about lane johnson's suspension. he is expected to receive a ban for use of a performance enhancement drug. mccoy said it would be a shame to lose him but has confidence in the backup. >> he's a heck of a player. it will be tough to lose him. gt thing, barber is a sure bet for backup. we know he can play. if had to step in and play, we're confident with him. >> phillies will try to snap a five-game losing streak against the marlins. brown is currently on paternity leave. that is sports. we will bow right back. >>> look at this video we found in the past few minutes. this is from berks county whereas you see there is heavy rain. flash flood warning in effect for that part of our area as well. >> unfortunately, it's still raining in a good bit of berks county. it's about to taper off a little bit in reading. the southern end of berks county

>> ontario canada and san antonio texas. >> that was oakland city councilman larry reed commenting on a word he received about possible moves by the oakland a's as talks over a new lease to keep the team in town come to a stand still. reed isn't the only oakland leader concerned that the a's may up and leave if a deal isn't finalized soon. >> right now there are cities lined up ready to take the a's from oakland. >> leaders feel if the new lease is worked out, it will be less money for the city at a time where oakland is still paying off the last renovation to the tune of $10 million a year. >> i think the concerns are the long-term stay of that commitment by the a's. and are we at the same time being fair to the tax payers. >> indeed, the public appears to be split as well about how much the city should bid to keep the team. >> it is so critically important. that's part of our price as a city. i think that they are giving too much ray way. >> meanwhile, the a's owners have made it clear that they are not interested in reopening the talks on a deal they have already worked with the so

. >> "action news" was on the scene on the 100 block of east ontario street in the city's kensington section. flames were shooting from the basement and first floor of the row home. the woman is expected to be okay. no word on what may have sparked that blaze. >>> there's still no sign of the carjackers who killed three children in a hit-and-run crash. philadelphia police are scouring surveillance video hoping it offers clues. meanwhile, a memorial is growing at allegheny and germantown avenue where the children died in front of their mother. an suv carjacked plowed into a fruit stand. the kids were there collecting money for their churn. the carjackers took off leaving the mother to die. the mother's sister made a plea. >> whoever did it, they need to come forward, maybe know something somebody might know something, whatever happened, whoever did it, i don't know what to say right now, whoever did it, come forward. >> 110,000 reward is posted for the tip that leads to the arrest and conviction of the carjackers. >>> stay with "action news" as we follow the investigation around the c

and ontario, is that canada?> it is a canadian study. >> they can drink at 18. >> they have been drinking for six years. >> it is a flawed study. >> like you said, the nerds rule the world. everything is different. back in our day we were the -- i don't know why i am putting you with me. >> yes, i am much younger. >> what are you, mean 70? >> i am 66. >> you are 2 28, 29? >> first of all i lie so much about my age i don't know what it is. >> we shouldn't get into the age. a drunk man was arrested at the san francisco airport after he impersonated a tsa agent and brought two women into a private area to give them pat downs. the 53-year-old who was reportedly dressed in khaki pants, blue shirt and blue gloves, wow, my favorite uniform, eventually caught the attention of real screeners because men are not allowed to take women to the pat down area without a female present. he should have known that. he was booked only on public drunkenness because the women had already left the scene. yes, it is another -- >> victor

we have a cup of low pressure systems into ontario and tnorth dakota and south dakota. it will bring haeeavy rain into minnesota. thunderstorms in denver but along the eastern sea board highs in the low to mid 30s. even in new york. finally we wrap up with a look at europe. the western half of europe dealing with some unstable weather. we have a cold front that is swinging through. alrea this will continue to move throughout the day on monday. you'll need to prepare for some thunderstorms popping up from time to time. maybe some could be strong. be prepared for that. meanwhile very pleasant conditions for the eastern half of the continent. highs in the low 30s. sunny skies. i hope you have a good day whenever you are. here is your seven-day forecast. that's all for this hour of "newsline." thank you for watching. a7guc >> let's go to our top story. nine palestinian militants have been killed in a series of israeli air raids on the gaza strip. of hamas says seven of its fighters died in a single strike near the south -- in the south. three others died in separate air str

this from ontario, canada. this is from the one pug life youtube channel. >> three orbs in the sky. >> see that? >> tried to wipe it off the screen, i thought it was dust. >> lights flash, on and off, it's cool video, but the commentary is awesome. >> there's three orbs in the sky right now. they are talking over my focus. i'm convinced it's ufos. they stopped. they spotted me. >> is that bill murray? >> they are coming to get me. son of a dick. >> i'm putting that in my phrase bag right now. >> so much better than the alternative. >> they spread out. they are getting into formation. this is terrible. yeah, i got to go. they are under attacking me. >> they are under attacking me? i love that. >> i got one of them. >> got a better look at it now. >> one of them, zoom in on them. >> hard to tell what it is, but i'm glad someone pulled out a camera and kept it steady. this next video is unidentified flying object caught by a police car dash cam in west midland. look off into the sky, just ahead of the dash cam. se

also, other portions into the southern portions of ontario, you'll be dealing with thunderstorm possibilities as well. some stron at that. so temperatures will be very warm ahead of the system. 36 in denver with a chance for some thunderstorms. also a low-pressure system in the deep south bringing rain and thunderstorms. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that's "newsline" for this hou gene otani in tokyo. a7guc >> hello and welcome to live from paris. let's look at what is making news. world leaders are calling for restraint in gaza while the un security council is demanding an immediate cease-fire. this is the palestinian death toll has surpassed 500 and 20 israelis being killed in the two-we campaign. and violence in the middle east spills over to the streets of paris as protests turner to riots. the french government has condemned the instance. washington is pointing the finger at russia for downing the malaysia

they want to spend $400 million to reverse the ontario pipeline and pump oil from albert area to quooub erk, and build a $7.9 billion northern gateway line sending $525,000 from alberta to british columbia and on to ships bound to asian markets. kinder want to spend $4.5 billion expanding the pipe line and bring 80 million to barrels and on to the pacific. in canada getting approval is no cakewalk. in british columbia there's strong opposition from environmentalists and native communities that the oil companies need to overcome to proceed. >> we have to acknowledge and recognise there's legitimate concerns about energy mix and carbon policy. we have to get them out of the context of the project. it's not the rite place to have the debate, and be constructive participants. >>> pipelines are not. oil from canada will be moved into the united states by other means. the transport of oil by rail has quadrupled in the united states over the past debelling aids. experts say piping oil is selfer. the number of oil by rail jumped in recent years. let's explore about canada's strategic options wh

philadelphia smoke poring out of a building this happened this afternoon on north broad and west ontario streets. demolition crews are taking down the building. >> it took firefighters about 30 minutes to put out the flames. no one is hurt and so far no word on a cause. >> police are asking for your help to find this man. he has been missing since july 5th. the last time the 26 year old family saw him was at his home on the 400 block of loudoun street in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood. his family is of course very concerned so if you have any information on where he might be, call police. >> philadelphia is opposing new regulations on construction and demolition sites throughout the city. it comes in the wake of last year's building collapse at 22nd and market that killed six people. the new regulations require signs at all construction and demolition sites. the city wants to ensure you know what's happening with on-going work and that you have all the information that you need to report any potential violations. >> we are staying on top of the breaking news in ukraine where pas

that same storm system expected to move into portions of ontario and over the great lakes, so be prepared for the possibility of some rain and also some storms, also the deep south dealing with some more rainfall coming up for our tuesday. fire weather danger continues for the western half of the united states, and it looks like the temperatures are also going to be moving up. denver, you'll see highs in the mid-30s, also into oklahoma city. rain and thunderstorms at the carolinas down into the deep south and miami. let's wrap things up with a look at europe. we have a low pressure system continuing to spin its wheels in the central portions of the continent. we had a 5-centimeter-diameter hail reported in ukraine, also dealing with heavy rainfall, close to 100 millimeters in a 24-hour period in southern germany. more rain expected. meanwhile, brighter conditions coming up as we go into the scandinavian peninsula and also warm down toward the iberian peninsula. high of 32 in madrid under sunny skies. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and we have

we look ahead into tuesday, especially in the afternoon hours, extending from eastern portions of ontario, western new york, the ohio river valley. a few of these storms could be producing damaging winds and it's already produced some damaging weather. back towards iowa here on monday, 300 homes damaged due to golf ball-sized hail. pretty incredible stuff. now it's going to continue to work its way off there toward the east. you can see the northern part of the satellite picture. i want to key in on this. it's a tropical depression just starting to spin up there. and that is going to be slowly moving its way off there toward the north along the eastern seaboards of the u.s. as we look ahead for the next several day something to watch out for, could be a flood threat. talking about flooding and heavy rainfall, central and eastern portions of china, it really has been coming down for you. still flooding possible as we look ahead through the next 24 hours. as far as japan is concerned, inland areas, you could see some afternoon thunderstorms. a few of those could produce about 100 millimeter

up the lake at 66 and green day. 66 appear at thunder bay ontario. a very moderate brand of cooler air. 91 then moorlands. blazing heat up at the west. there'll be showers and thunderstorms. even as we fly north. we're cooler here than it is in the provinces of canada. which is why the jet stream buckles north around the warm manner. >> the wind is blowing with vigor from the north. not only across the midwest but in the chicago area. >> 29 and kenosha. >> that means friction free. these winds are undeterred. akimbo particular strength. it is windy ear there than it is inland. >> look at some of the wind gust. >> there is the view from the north side of the city. look how high the water level is. showed the lake actually rose about a foot and a half. that is because the wind blows the water along the shoreline. only in a less extreme fashion. 67 at o'hare. the operas of and michigan city 59 at this hour. do point at all levels. we had seven days over the weekend. this is really comfortable there. >> does a 10 minute average. high values of mold today

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we have actually displaced with pennsylvania gas some gas coming from alberta and a pipeline to ontario because it is more affordable for our consumers. having approved pipelines myself as the equivalent of a governor, it would make sense to have a safer route, savor method of transportation and that's what pipelines are. there are 84 of them already. host: can't these other companies build pipelines or have greater capacity? why keystone xl? >> it's a pipeline that was intended by the private market to displace venezuelan oil on the gulf coast because that was considered not to be as reliable as canadian and north dakota and montana oil. this is not just canadian oil on this pipeline. it was canadian oil that was considered to be a little more dependable than some of the situations in the middle east. that was the original business case for this pipeline. and it went to the aquifer the second set of goalposts we had to take the ball through and now we are into no impact on ghd - a check on that from the state department scientists. everybody talks about climate change and science. all

ottawa, ontario authorities, claude giroux, off to jail after he inapropriately grabbed a police officer celebrations north of the border. flyers say they'll handle the issue internally. giroux released a statement saying in part i regret my actions on canada day anacine sewerly apologize to my fans, teammates, and the philadelphia flyers organization for my misguided attempt at humor. >>> well, the phillies are playing in pittsburgh tonight with the first pitch from pnc park coming at 5:05 this afternoon. the phillies use their late inning lightning to undo the marlins in miami last night. jimmy rollins, grounder drives in tony gywnn, jr. to tie the game at four. phillies were not finished. chase utley grounder mishandled, and the phillies take the five-four lead in the ninth inning. jonathan papelbon would seal the deal. and the phils would end their six game losing streak, yes, final score, five to four. >>> the sixers start their summer league schedule tomorrow in orlando with a player on the court, a loft folks have been waiting to see. the sixers wrapped up their pre-season practic

wrong again stephanie see in places like ontario canada that's exactly what nestle does thanks to a lackof regulation there the company doesn't even have to disclose how much water it's extract in nor does it pay nearly anything for it and if you think that's an isolated incident again despite the record drought plaguing california this year nestle is moving forward with an undisclosed amount of water extraction from a native american reservation near palm springs yes preying on perhaps the most exploited people in the history of this country to pillage for profit peter gleick president of the pacific institute tells the desert sun that quote surface water is so rare in the biological communities around these away seas are so unique that these kinds of bottling plants in the desert should give us pause this is a desert ecosystem surface water in the desert is exceedingly rare has a much higher environmental value than the same amount of water somewhere else walk even though i'm not happy with nestle extracting water from resource rich areas when it comes to times of drought and threateni

metal hydride batteries is an eco nightmare seriously the nickels mind and dirtily smells that in ontario shipped in refined and wales sent to china to be made into folds sent in japan to be made in batteries and then shipped to the u.s. or europe to be put into cars then no one knows how to safely dispose of that or ease so yet eco car my ass so i can empathize with the coal rollers wanting to protest these cars that are nothing but marketing ploy and i can empathize with progressive wanting people to just stop being wasteful slobs on the planet what i can empathize with is everyone putting on their blue or red jerseys and yelling at each other like morons with nothing more to lose then a football game which is exactly what happens when people heard about the cold rolling trend there's more at stake than a trophy here people it shouldn't be the pickup trucks versus the prius is it to be all of us versus a limousine the team owners who are laughing all the way to their banks and until we realize that this stupid in-fighting is by design to distract us from the really bad crimes being comm

an opera singer from toronto, ontario, canada... our returning champion, a librarian from jackson, michigan... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. welcome, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you all for being with us today. virginia and ben-hur -- what a great name -- welcome to the program. good luck to you -- and also to you, jen, our returning champion. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and today we deal with these categories. that's why i do it. you give me the language, please. alex: not men. jen, start. i'll take movie musicals for $200, please. ben-hur. what is "singin' in the rain"? correct. movie musicals for $400. ben-hur. who is julie andrews? yes. all right. movie musicals for $600. virginia.

the las vegas strip, nevada, niagara falls, new york, and ontario, what is that, faneuil hall, bostoncity. >> i'm going to say times square. >> you're going to win some money. >> great. >> times square, yeah, big time. >> number one, anywhere in the world, 40 million a year go to times square. they say if you stand there long enough you will meet everyone you've ever known. >> i don't know the place in boston. >> that's one of the great old revolutionary war era buildings. it's a great place to visit. all these places in the top ten. >> got them. >> lovely friend of yours from new orleans. all right. which of the following is not true about the attraction called the ledge? there are four large glass enclosures? it extends 4.3 feet out with 1,353 feet underneath? it overlooks the grand canyon? it is on the 103rd floor of a building? >> d. >> oh. >> no, no, no. she gets my lovely little cd. >> she looks so happy. >> the one that wasn't true was that it overlooks the grand canyon. it's at the top of the willis tower in chicago. you're standing -- 1,353 feet above the city. >> are you kid

the action cam was on the 100 broke of east ontario street in the kensington section. when firefighters arrived flames were shooting from the first floor of the row home. the woman is expected to be okay, no word on what may have sparked that blaze. >>> there's no sign of the carjackers that kill three children in a hit-and-run crash. police are scouring surveillance video hoping it offers clues. memorials are growing at germantown and allegheny in tioga where the children died in front of their mother. a hijacked suv blew a tire and hit a fruit stand where they were raising money for their church. the kid's mother, a neighbor and carjacking victim are all hospitalized. >> i don't have much to say, they need to come forward, or maybe somebody might know something that could help out here today. whoever did it -- i don't know, i don't know what to say right now. whoever did it, we need to find them. >> a 100 ten thousand dollar reward is being posted for arrest and conviction of the carjackers. we have photos and videos of the scene of the crash at 6abc.com, we'll post

. >> and a fire in north philadelphia, at north broad and ontario, it's causing delays on septa's route 15 bus. in charles town township, look for a crash on phoenixville pike with the normal heavy stuff on the southbound side of 202 and oxville the awful head-on collision earlier this afternoon and that continues to close 611, easton road at uncle bob's self storage. stick with beaver road as an alternate. and inmers her county, a crash blocking the northbound lanes of business 1 at lake drive. stick with princeton drive or route 1 as an alternate. we'll check it again brian and shirleen in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you matt. "action news" at 4:00 continues next, including the accuweath but with med-care, i don't have to! waiting to get my diabetic supplies is such a hassle . they deliver everything i need right to my door! with free shipping! plus, med-care takes private policies, medicaid, even my medicare! now we have the time to do the things we love. med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> now to meteorologist, adam joseph with the accuweather forecast one of those times that uneven

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"action news" was on the scene. 100 block of east ontario street in the city's kensington section. firefighters were called to the home at 2:45 this morning, whtdz arrived flames -- when they arrived flames were shooting from the first floor of the row home. the woman is at episcopal hospital and expected to be okay. >>> there's no sign of the carjackers who killed three children in a hit-and-run crash. meanwhile, a memorial is growing at germantown avenue and tioga where where the children died in front of the mother. the kids were collecting money for their church. the carjackers took off leaving them to die. the kid's mother, a neighbor and carjacking victim are hospitalized. the mother's sister made a plea. >> i don't have much to say, they need to come forward, maybe they can know something or somebody might know something, whatever happened out here, whoever did it -- i don't know what to say right now. whoever did it, they need to come forward. >> 1,110,000-dollar reward is post -- 100,000-dollar reward is posted for arrest and conviction of the carjackers. go to 6abc.com we

"action news" was on the scene at east ontario street in the kensington section of the city. when firefighters arrived flames were shooting from the first floor of the row home. the woman is expected to be okay. no word on what sparked the blaze. >>> the state department closed the u.s. embassies in libya and evacuated american staffers. all staffers are safely in tunisia. this marks the second time in a little more than three years that washington has closed the embassy in libya. >> a 12 hour humanitarian cease-fire between israel and hamas continues this morning. residents are using the cease-fire to stock up on supplies and survey the devastation. 900 palestinians mostly civilians and 40 israelis have been killed in the past 18 days of fighting. both sides agreed to the cease-fire after secretary of state failed to broker a week-long truce as a first step toward a broader he deal. >>> going nowhere fast, travelers wait days for their flight to get off the ground. >> the link new-can't miss features. >> reporter: it's going to feel like football >> sky6 live hd taking a liv

adrian from the canadian broadcasting corporation has this story now of a young man from windsor ontarioem are starting to be a worry. cbc has learned a handful of windsoritis are fighting with extremists in syria. and that's keeping people in canada busy. this is the second canadian jihadi charged with absentia in a few weeks. is that a surprise at home? hardly. they sounded alarms early, tried incredibly hard to stop him, worked with police but he couldn't be held back. >> we put our hands together with the appropriate law enforcement agencies and did all we could to zeal with this situation as peacefully and swiftly as possible. >> how did a man end up posting and boasting like this, of being trained as a sniper in syria. of hiding to watch videos as a young man. of getting into the region despite his own claims he was on a no fly list. we kill and beg to be killed. then about six months ago, he claimed he wasn't fussy about where he fought. i weren't underneath a tunnel, got into gaza, found hamas, but they straight rejected the home. we now know he moved in familiar circles. he can

>> toronto, ontario, up north. >> jimmy: oh, yes, yes, i've heard that city is very wel well-led. >>awesome mayor. who you love. >> jimmy: go you like the mayor? >> he's an -- interesting soul. >> jimmy: that he is. all right. you know how this works? what we're going to do is give you one minute to collect as many souvenirs as you can carry in your arms, okay? >> in my arms? >> jimmy: you run around, whatever, put them on your feet, your head, whatever you want. if you can carry it, you can keep it. >> okay. >> jimmy: are you ready? >> i think i am. >> jimmy: let's put 60 seconds on the clock. guillermo has a gun. >> guillermo: three, two -- >> jimmy: here she goes. oh, very bright. very bright. you know what, we've done this before and no one has been smart enough to grab a bag. which really i don't -- wouldn't take a genius to figure that out, i guess. what are you going to do? she's stocking up on snow globes. >> i'm pretty smart. >> jimmy: those pins are worth like 79 cents apiece. shot glass. you know, snow globes will be hard to get on the plane on the way back home. she is ch

this spinning here in ontario.owerful storm for july bringing in the much below normal air mass as far as temperatures are concerned and kicking the storm away from us. rain on the delmarva. the clouds are going to thin and our futurecast shows the nice weather with the drier air moving in for the afternoon and evening hours. that nice weather will be here for a few days. slightly warming up but still decent through the weekend. today sun returns 84. 65 tonight. national airport. but some 50s in the suburbs. 84 tomorrow. tomorrow night 66. so a beautiful day. that's in town. 50s once again thursday night in the suburbs. stray storm west of the blue ridge on friday, 85. over the weekend i think low to mid-#s on. more of an easterly -- mid-80s. more of an easterly flow. an isolated afternoon storm. we start to get a little warmer by monday and tuesday of next week. here's monika with timesaver traffic. enough already. >>> really, right? >> do something. >> at least i'm telling but it. in prince george's county since

. >> my name's alex from toronto, ontario, canada. >> have you ever had sex in that costume?> jimmy: a lot of yeses for the boy wonder, all right. >> yes. i had to take it off. i didn't want to rip a hole down there, be lazy. >> how'd it go? >> fantastic for me, not so much for her. >> jimmy: very honest. very honest in the bat cave. all right. >> i'm from valencia. >> have you ever had sex wearing your costume? >> jimmy: i can't imagine. there's got to be a really bad smell there, right? well, let's find out. >> you want to know the truth or you want me to lie to you? >> truth. >> yeah. >> this costume? >> the mask. >> how'd that go? >> i'm not going to forget about it, that's for sure. >> jimmy: neither will the tin man. i think we have one more. >> i am kevin and i'm from lancaster, california, two hours north from here. >> jimmy: kevin, have you ever had sex while wearing a costume? do we even have to ask? >> no. i'd like to someday, though. >> jimmy: he would like to. do they still have big brother programs? i'd like to take kevin under my wing. thank you, attendees. ton