american dream to each one of our children whether they live in livingston or newark patterson, or jersey , cityno matter where they live, we need to make sure that everyone of those children believes they have a president who not only's -- only speaks to them but who hears them. and understands that their voices is what makes any american president great. if you give it a privilege to be your resident, i will wake up every day not only with my heart strong and my mind sharp, but with my ears open and my arms open. to welcome the american people the matter what party, no matter what race or creed or color to make sure that you know that this is your country. we are going to win this election and i love each and every one of you. thank you very much. ♪ >> chris christie at is all moderate announcing his run for the presidency. he will be the 14th major republican candidate to announce he is running and we are opening our foam went to your from you and your thoughts on chris christie and the republican race. so far, the race in general. here's is how to join our conversation. if you are calling fr

each one of our children whether they live in livingston or newark, or canned him, patterson, or jersey citymatter where they live, we need to make sure that everyone of those children believes they have a president who not only's asked to them but who hears them. speaks to them, but who hears them. who hears them. and understands that their voices, that their voices is what makes any american president great. if you give me the privilege to be your president, i will wake up every day not only with my heart strong and my mind sharp, but with my ears open and my arms open to welcome the american people no matter what party, no matter what race or creed or color, to make sure that you know that this is your country too. we are going to go and win this election and i love each and every one of you. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ i spend 20 years trying to get out of this place ♪ sfoet ♪ i was looking for something i couldn't replace ♪ ♪ i was running away from the only thing i've ever known ♪ >> "new york times" chairman and accomplisher arthur sulzberger jr. and executive editor dean baquet discuss

dream to each one of our children whether they live in livingston or new work, camden, paterson, or jersey cityno matter where they live, we need to make sure that everyone of those children believes they have a president who not only's asked to them but who hears them. and understands that their voices is what makes any american president great. if you give it a privilege to be your resident, i will wake up every day not only with my heart strong and my mind sharp, but with my ears open and my arms open. to welcome the american people , no matter what party, no matter what race or creed or color to make sure that you know that this is your country. we are going to win this election and i love each and every one of you. thank you very much. ♪ ["who says you can't go home" plays]. >> the signing of trade legislation. that is live at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. the supreme court ruling upholds subsidies for the purchase of health care. political -- politico holds a session on the rolling. you can see it at 1:05 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. here are a few of our featured programs for the holiday w

dream to each one of our children whether they live in livingston or newark or camden, patterson, or jersey city, no matter where they live across this country, we need to make sure that everyone of those children believes that they have a president who not only speaks to them, but who hears them. who hears them and understands that their voices are what makes any american president great. if you give me the privilege to be your president, i will wake up every day, not only with my heart strong and my mind sharp but with my ears open and my arms open, to welcome the american people no matter what party, race, creed, color, to make sure that you know this is your country, as well. we will win this country and i love each and every one of you. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> wednesday, the department spokesman john kirby announced at 9:00 p.m. eastern 3000 pages of e-mails from secretary of state hillary clinton's account would be made public. here is a look at his remarks. >> first on former secretary clinton's e-mails, at about 9:00 state department will make publicly available online about

city area up toward the blue route. everybody is moving out there. otherwise, mass transit looking great so far. no problems or delays for new jersey transit, septa or patco. we'll check in with jersey roads coming up in ten minutes. >>> breaking news unfolding right now in the city's bustleton section. a live picture from photo journalist pete cain. a csx freight train is stopped because there's a man at least partially. ed beneath it right there on the tracks. the man may have his leg caught beneath the train. this is at bustleton avenue and grant avenue in the city's bustleton section. medics are working on the guy. early reports said the man was conscious and alert and talking to rescuers. we know that the paramedics were in touch at least with some doctors from einstein medical center who were advising to see if they would need to -- how they could free the man. we'll keep an eye on this and let you know how that situation turns out for that man pinned under a freight train in the bustleton section of philadelphia. >>> happening today, we'll see one of the biggest signs yet that pope francis is coming to philadelphia and it li

if you're getting an early start, right on route 73 in new jersey around the atlantic city expressway, northbound or southbound currently in problems in either direction. the 42 freeway in jersey is doing great as well. you can see the cars moving along nicely on 55 on well. absecon city route 30 westbound closed at illinois avenue due to a downed pole and earlier accident. in atlantic city an accident scene on route 30 westbound, closed between 646 and route 9. more drive times coming up in ten. >> and breaking news two people are dead two wounded after police say a robbery gone bad led to an exchange of gunfire. here's a live look at the scene in the nicetown neighborhood of philadelphia. investigators say a man in a mask walked up to a group of people and tried to rob them with a gun. someone in that group had an assault rifle and started shooting. the robbery suspect was hit several times. he and another man died. a third man and another woman were hurt, they're listed in stable condition. the bullets also hit some cars an a window in a house. no one in the house was hurt. matt delucia will have

you'll have to find an alternate route into the city or new jersey. >>> driverless car crash. how google is dealing with an accident that injured several people involving one of itself driving cars. >>> plus a police officer shows off his fancy footwork. how this cop brought a smile to a little girl. >>> we'll tell you how a famous festival in our area will try to butter you up with a take on fattening food. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> google reports one of itself driving cars like this one was involved in another accident. but this time, there were injuries. the suv had slowed to a stop at an intersection in california earlier this month because traffic was backed up. google says another car slammed into the back of the self-driving vehicle and thr

or anything. >> go see them tomorrow. ♪ >> jersey city mayor's closing on a house in this ;-) section of jerseyprice of $739,000. the house the house has three bedrooms, three and a half baths 1700 square feet beautiful. appliances. hardwood floors, not to mention a gorgeous view of manhattan. with that price tag you might expect very high property taxes. he will only be paying about $7,700 year. state sen. mike doherty has a problem with this and says you don't find low property taxes like that in the areas that he represents which includes hydrogen somerset command warren county. i reached out to jersey city spokeswoman who said the following in reference to the issue. we are proud that we have low taxes as we have been effective in advocating for residents. if doherty has an issue he should focus on fighting for his residence. we have senator doherty in studio via skype. what do what do you say to that? basically saying you should fix it for the areas you represent. >> getting massive amounts of municipal aid and they have been crying for decades about the local property tax base to support

it might kick a shower or thundershower poconos to the catskills, maybe brushing north jersey. don't think it will be much and i don't think it will get to the city or coast. it will be a fine day. sunshine, some clouds. 60s in the suburbs. 84 at lunchtime. we'll hit 90 tomorrow afternoon again with the westerly becoming southwesterly wind in the afternoon. you can see the storms firing to the north and west. they then just disappear. sunday, bright and sunny. high 80s. and low humidity. really nice to enjoy that. the system will slide to the north on monday. could cook up an evening thunderstorm. most of next week we'll be okay. wee 60s out to the suburbs tonight. not too bad. tomorrow, sun and clouds and that thunderstorm threat way up north and west. a hot day. 90 in the city. maybe cooler at the shore in the afternoon with a southwest wind. 88 sunday. more humid monday at 91. sunshine and clouds. an evening thunderstorm. a small chance of that. better chance tuesday afternoon. 87. back to where we should be on wednesday at 84. sun and clouds. we'll stay in the low to middle 80s thursday. a good threat of a shower and fry. ernie: nice weather.

a 15-minute trip headed north or southbound from 95 up towards the schuylkill expressway. absecon city in new jersey, route 30 closed at illinois avenue due to a downed pole from an earlier accident. that's blocking the roadways there. all lanes are closed. follow the local detours. as for the wawa welcome america, the ben franklin parkway will be dealing with i dlaz. inbound will be closed from 9:30 friday until sunday. >>> an evacuation order is still in effect more than 24 hours after a train carrying poisonous chemicals went off the tracks. this morning we are following new developments in the tennessee train derailment and the chemicals released into the air. also, we'll explain why local lawmakers are concerned about the same thing happening again here. >>> and fireworks fears. a reminder about the impact the sounds of celebrating can have our on nation's veterans. >>> today the national park service will hold a dress rehearsal for a capitol fourth. these are scenes from last year's celebration. the annual concert and fireworks display from the national mall in washington will feature a number

if you are coming from say south jersey or south philadelphia coming in toward the city. in problems on the schuylkill, again, vine street is closed so use south street heading out towards conshohocken you are good to go. septa says they are still using buses on the 15 101, 102 trolleys because of track work for the next in month or so and if you are getting out of town this morning you are in luck. no delays at least at the moment at philly international. we'll if that fog rolls through. that could impact travel but otherwise we're in good shape to kick off our tuesday morning. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> police have confirmed shooting of the one person dead and another injured it is now being investigated as a homicide. detectives say right around 12:30, bullets started flying on the 1200 block of south 28th street two. men wounded, one victim shot three times in the leg. the other died from the bullet wound to the check. >>> police are looking for answers after a child is shot in west philadelphia, just before midnight in the 1800 block of south 31st street. det

temperatures or the cool side upper 60s low 50s, a little warmer in center city. in south jersey a little milder numbers, 68 in gandys beach. 65 in hammonton. upper 60s in smyrna and dover. if you're running errands the early morning might be bet. 82 by noon, in south jersey and delaware not only will the clouds pick up, we'll get the showers and thunderstorm in. 84 is the high today. not too bad overall, a little bit humid. >> time to check in "g.m.a." >> let's go to amy robach live at the "g.m.a." stood yosemite. what do you have for -- studios what do you have for us? >> reporter: 41 million people expected to hit the highways and the airport and we'll tell you what to expect on this holiday weekend. >>> another vicious shark encounter the 7th in the waters off the north carolina coast. this time a 67-year-old man recovering in the hospital. now there are calls to close the beaches this holiday weekend we'll have the latest on what could be causing the string of attacks. >>> "g.m.a." investigating arcade and boardwalk games part of summer fun could the games be rigged? we team

this, people, who live in new jersey, hammonton, was named one of the happiest cities in america in a recent survey, so not all of new jersey looks like the meadowlands, or swamps up there by new york city. >> owe there is a survey out saying all of the states, new jersey, the most hated state. you know what, quincy, i think they are just hating on new jersey. >> i think so too. >> they are. waist more new jersey than diners? we're at ponzio's in new jersey, they love jersey. >> 8:45, our neighborhood birds. this is nice close up of what goes on here in old city while we're in the tv studio, folks outside, who could careless about our program. like this bird, just on a wednesday morning. now, ultimate doppler radar, watching it with you all morning long, didn't have anything showing up in green at 4:00 this morning, you were here, weren't you? anyway, we are seeing a little bit of activity it doesn't mean all of it is making it to the grounds, light showers, may see sprinkle or two on your windshield, bucks county, burlington, in new jersey, and maybe down here in east nottingham in chester county. 79 degrees, haven't reached 80 just yet in philadelphia,

city avenue. getting up to 84 sunny or partly cloudy. >>> a volunteer firefighter from stafford new jersey is behind bars this holiday weekend. 39-year-old jesse coppala arranged to have sex with an under age girl and her mother, when he showed up he was arrested and taken to jail. >> new taxi with accessible wheelchairs are now available in philadelphia. >> a woman abandoned as a child is looking for her mother through social media. in 1986, grand view hospital got an anonymous call about a baby in the bushes wrapped in a sweatshirt. >> i don't have any ill will toward this person. she made sure someone found me, that's -- i think that's awesome. >> one woman has reached out to heather claiming to be her mother. she agreed to dna testing we'll keep you posted on how it turns out. >> 5:57. police say a robber was shot and killed during a graduate -- quadruple shooting overnight. >> there's an effort to get thousands of people back in their homes after a fiery train derailment and chemical spill in tennessee. >> good morning, everyone, it is 6:00 a.m. on this friday, july 3 breaking this morning. >>

jersey. 59 in buena. 62 in glassboro. and 62 in dover delaware. good looking numbers whatever suburb or city you're in.r skies and high clouds streaming in, you can see that more so coming in from the west. that will affect us later on this afternoon. we stay during the daytime today. we're looking good, starting off with sunshine and clouds later this afternoon. the sunburn alert is on high, watch for the uv index between 10:00 a.m. and #-- 4:00 p.m. do get outside because things change. 84 degrees is the high. noon 81 degrees, 3:00 p.m. 84 degrees, that's the high for today which is a little bit below average. 6:00 p.m., 83. when you look at the dewpoints they will be in the upper 60s or low 50s but 72 oppressive tomorrow. it stays oppressive through monday. we have a time where we are

jersey city. for each of those practices we think they can do just as well from a revenue perspective as newark or for the new york city offices. in terms of number of patients, we think that the new york city practices will probably double the number of patients we have purely because of the population density that's there. >> at home where they care for their five lovely daughters, chris and leslie's roles are interchangeable but in the office they learned the importance of staying in their respective lanes. >> one of the things that is really huge in our success is the fact that my husband doesn't have a background in health care and in the office we have very specific functions. the other person cannot decide okay well this is how we're going to deal with this clinically or i wouldn't be able to decide this is how we're going to, you know, negotiate this contract. it didn't work. in the beginning. >> one of the things that we used to hear a lot is oh, you work with your spouse? oh, yeah, that probably isn't too good but it's a lot of fun because -- >> yeah, we actually like each other. >> it's

jersey city, new jersey. right over there is lower manhattan where the twin towers of the lower trade center once stood. 15 of the 19 hijackers lived or moved to the state of new jersey. now, more than a decade after the attacks ground zero is home to the national september 11th memorial and museum, along with one world trade center. but the iconic skyline of manhattan remains incomplete to this day. on that fateful morning 3,000 people died in new york. at the pept at that gone in washington and in shanksville pennsylvania. after exhaustive studies by congress and the 9/11 commission, there are questions we are still asking today. who really helped the 19 men? who helped them to move around our country largely undetected? and was this man, american born cleric anwar al alack can i at the center of the plot for 9/11. is he the new bin laden? we begin our report with kathryn herrige. >> january 5th 2000. kuala lumpur malaysia, in a condo overlooking a beautifully designed golf course at least a dozen of osama bin laden's hijackers gathered for a meeting. the purpose, discuss details in the upcoming plots to bomb the u.s.s. cole in the

city philadelphia. if you see breaking news send the videos to jointheaction@6abc.com or share on social media using #6abcaction. >>> well, new jersey state troopers out on patrol will soon be quipped with body cameras, the state will spend 1.5$1.5 million of its existing budget to outfit the troopers with the technology and goal is to promote accountability and transparency. >> so that truth rules the day not emotions not agendas and not personal bias. >> troopers will be required to activate the body cameras during traffic stops, arrests and protests, the cameras will be phased in over the next nine months. >>> a woman has died after a nasty crash in newcastle this morning. state police say that 29-year-old joanne hess of smyrna, delaware turned into the path of a truck just before 7:00 the impact push's hess's nissan no a parking lot where it struck a sign and a light pole. she was rushed to christiana hospital where she later died. >>> a gloucester county home gutted by fire later this morning will have to be torn down the blaze erupted on buckingham court on monroe township at 3:30 a.m., the flames quickly spread consuming part

jersey city, new jersey. right over there is lower manhattan where the twin towers of the lower trade center once stood. 15 of the 19 hijackers lived ored to the state of new jersey. now, more than a decade after the attacks ground zero is home to the national september 11th memorial and museum, along with one world trade center. but the iconic skyline of manhattan remains incomplete to this day. on that fateful morning 3,000 people died in new york. at the pept at that gone in

jersey are great. if you are traveling turnpike or maybe traveling the atlantic city expressway, so on, so forth it is all good. we have the delaware memorial bridge northbound a tie up there due to the slow moving maintenance vehicle. they are fixing a pothole. be careful traveling there. we are seeing a slow down. phillies are playing tonight fire works night big happening in south philadelphia. brace yourself for additional rush hour traffic in and around this area and in delays for mass transit ukee. >>> in the news, search resumes for a missing teenage swim inner gloucester county. chopper three live over what used to be a quarry on jackson road in monroe township where teenager was swimming with three friend yesterday. "eyewitness news" learned search teams will be out there in a half an hour around 7:00. friend identified missing swimmer as a senior at williamstown high school. >>> philadelphia police department plans to release names of the officers involved in police shootings. commissioner charles ramsey has sent a memo to officers and says that the department will release names of any offic

jersey city to new york. and there were four jersey goals, including captain carli lloyd. have a beautiful weekend. >> simply trying to walk away or run away from the very ordinance he signed into effect. i.c.e. should have deported him. they didn't need to bring him back. >> translation, don't blame me. ring a bell? the san francisco sheriff pointing fingers just not at himself, as the battle over sanctuary cities rages on and on and on over a murder allegedly at the hands of an illegal immigrant deported not once but five times. many say that didn't have to happen. today the father, whose on son was killed be an illegal immigrant in one of those sanctuary cities, says he heard it all before and cannot believe he is hearing it yet again. that dad here now. welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto. not just that father who is outraged. g.o.p. presidential candidate ben carson says it's time to stop the nonsense and ban sanctuary cities once and for all to the doctor in a moment. first to claudia cowen in san francisco where the sheriff just threw pretty much everybody under the bus. >> reporter: he was pretty defiant, neil, but he also

jersey on today. and actually, if you're north of the city, or even in the outlying areas might just need a little jacket, if you are going to be out for awhile, in the mountains but the point is the phillies won yesterday. temperatures are mostly in the six off's this morning little cooler than it was yesterday. just couple of clouds around on saturday light radar. 53% relative humidity. that doesn't happen that often in july. so enjoy it 71 degrees to start in the city. and temperatures as we mention in the 50's to the north of us allentown 58. mount pocono, 56. sixty-four in trenton, 65 atlantic city. dover, delaware, 65 degrees. not too far from harrington, where the delaware state fair starts today. 8-mile per hour winds out of the northwest in wilmington. 5-mile per hour winds land breeze at the shore this morning. it was breezy and brit yesterday, with the high of 85 today we're thinking about 86 or so. plenty of sunshine, low humidity once again 67 degrees tonight we could get used to this, bob kelly we'll tell you how long this weather pat learn last. >> for all things holy duck tape. >> thank u

city. anyone of these were that bow shape could produce damaging wind and that moves in south jersey by nine or ten and then off the coast by 11 or midnight but biggest threat with these storms will be damaging wind and heavy rain. there is that severe thunderstorm watch for the entire area until 11:00 p.m. and high risk for downpours and damaging wind and moderate risk for frequent lightening. we will track this and i do have better weather news for weekend coming up in the three day forecast jessica. >> track storms in your neighborhood by down loading the cbs philly weather app a. you can get latest forecast check live radar anytime down load app for free right now on google play and itunes. >>> only "eyewitness news" has exclusive video of the fire erupting from a manhole. buildings were evacuated until crews go the that situation under control. syma chowdhry is live from olde city now with more on what happened, syma? >> reporter: jessica, it was a chaotic day for folks here in olde city when an underground fire ended up causing many power outages in this area. cbs cameras were only ones r

city. 72 grows. still reporting delays of 15 minutes or less. on south jerseyys on the roads could be greater because of the flood threat. it's a threat that we saw in pennsylvania. it's still active this morning even though the heavy rain has ended in pennsylvania. look at that heavy rainfall into wilmington, into salem county. it's part of a series of storms that's most active in gloucester county. they're moving through glassboro which saw another round of storms which is now into camden and burlington counties. that first round of storms moved through the glassboro area. heavy rainfall on the rain-soaked grounded from yesterday. there will be dry areas. not everybody will see the wet weather. you have breaks of sunshine but the storm threat at 10:00 this morning that's in the trenton area and into montgomery and bucks county will be spreading into delaware and south jersey. even more storminess is expected this afternoon with the potential for 4:00 this afternoon. things get fairly quiet later in the commute. we'll see scattered showers as the storm system

all too often return to the community that's caused or helped contribute to their criminal behavior. the program that the mayor started in jersey city it in newark tom's river, so many suburban youth, frankly young white are getting into the purchasing heroin through opiates. and so we see that there's an explosion of heroin use and tragically overdose. now we have a governor. the governor always says jim, you and i agree on one issue, and maybe it's enough but on this one issue, we're providing for treatment and providing for sober housing, and we're providing for employment and training to get people from being wards of the state to productive sober citizens. it's so rewarding and it can happen. >> prisons have become clearinghouses for people addicted to drugs. for people with mental health issues, and for poor people. the other thing that governor christie took up was the issue of bail. i want to play what he said. >> for too many communities across our country the bail system is fundamentally broken. in lots of cases. nonviolent offenders are sitting in jail because they couldn't afford $250 in cash for bail. it's wrong that we

or maybe the new jersey turnpike as an alternate. westbound on the schuylkill little delay here from city line out toward belmont. we have three lanes again today coming into philadelphia over ben franklin. otherwise eastbound schuylkill, starting to see some delays, new some sun glare coming around conshohocken curve. curve check. southbound i-95 we are heavy from wood have tone downtown a 23 minute trip there. been a rough couple case at the airport but with today's nice weather today is a good day to get out of town. >>> dramatic surveillance videos showing a fatal accident involving kate len jenner on the pacific coast highway back in february. tmz got surveillance video from an mta bus. bus traveling in the opposite direction of jenner's black escalade and has had six cameras rolling at the time of the accident that killed kim horn. accident is under investigation. jenner faces several lawsuits by her extended family. >> i need your help how do you pronounce her last name. >> man maria. >> she's getting a huge promotion. e news correspondent will take over that spot left by long time anchor julianne ransic.

jersey fish and wild life. representative from that agency tells me they are investigate bug no words on any fines or an arrest. in ocean city, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today we are hearing from the son of the congressman chaka fattah about his father's alleged corruption. eleven term senator is charged with miss appropriating hundreds of thousands of doll with false documents and schemes. chaka fattah junior spoke to "eyewitness news" junior today coming to his father's defense. >> my dad had a distinguished career. he had been in office as long as i have been alive and i'm 32 years old. my dad, in my opinion dedicated his life to the citizens of philadelphia i'm confident that it may take sometime but this will all be over. >> chaka fattah junior is not charged in this investigation although the 85 page indictment allege the congressman used campaign money to pay his sons school loans. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" anticipation is growing for the papal visit and as people tried to cash in on his trip to philadelphia, we will show you interesting place that the pope is now popping up. >>> vittoria?

jersey. and the deptford mall it made a tour of the parking lot. residential neighborhoods, and believe it or not, back to the walt whitman and into philadelphia through old city the historic district center city and back south on 95. that's when the police tried, and almost succeeded, in boxing him in. and it seemed that he was surrounded but he made a nifty escape even at 30 miles per hour. it was near the airport where the ordeal finally came to an end. a state trooper flipped the van giving other police a chance to converge on the suspect. he was arrested without incident. and live with the van still there is sharrie williams. >> jim, you are right. that nifty escape didn't last long as it did come to a conclusion right here. we are live on the scene where this white dodge appeared to be a work van. it's still here. it flipped and uprighted itself. there's glass on the ground. you see the windshield is damaged and broken out as the driver flipped. when the police approached him they say he didn't have much to say describing him as confused and disoriented. he was transported to the hospital and after the long chase the drive treated for medical injuries. t

or early 20s. if you see them don't approach them call 911. >> the power was out for a week because of the storm and infewer rating south jersey residents. it will review atlantic city electric's response in wake of storm. roughly 280,000 people lost power. a spokes person for atlantic city electric said the company restored service for 100 pous and you had 1600 workers on field. still to come. >> it's delaware father and sons boys ones in vision your. they're trying to get tou tomorrow's gatherings all concerned about isis. >> and the other rocket red glare caused for celebration one, much needed flies on the way after 3 previous disaster. >> cecily. >> yes. you're day ever year. you have timing on rain and what when is clears out in the accuweather forecast. >> phillies looking to keep stretch after dropping four straikts to brewers can they make the hold fins action. >> as 4th of july celebrations get underway this weekend lawn enforcement around the country will be on heightened alert. they're ramping up security and urging caution because of the increased concern about a terror attack. >> in boston, police are deploying special undercover teams to detect suspic

we take you down the shore live look at ocean city, new jersey at the boardwalk people hanging out for their morning walk run ore ride. you will see more into the afternoon, but overall not bad beach day corks run into shower or storm late in the day. weather headlines some sunshine today it will be hot, humid we talk about some storm chances and seeing those right now up in in the poconos, northwest berks county, little cluster moving through, not severe, bridges gust to go 35 to 40 miles per hour, more showers storms, out to the west over central pennsylvania, some of this may break up, but we could run into shower, even thunderstorm here in philadelphia later this morning things should quiet down, late scattered shower or storm. how we feel over the next few days again steamy conditions today with the increased humidity, tomorrow will be the worse. we call it insufferable, very high dew points, high humidity it, will feel like over 100 and just stays down right hot humid over the next several days. some tomorrow heat advisory will go in effect at noontime on sunday for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. >

jersey transit or patco. >>> starting off with spotty showers and clouds. look at the clouds breaking over center city. live view from the adventure aquarium. we'll see more and more sunshine. that will wind up with a hotter day today. the pocono mountains near 80. that's the view from the french manor. scattered showers in the mountains right now. while the shower activity in the immediate philadelphia area into mercer county those showers are quickly moving out into north jersey. the temperatures are warmer. it's 4 degrees warmer in philadelphia. the pocono mountains are starting off 8 degrees warmer this morning which has us in the upper 70s. 77 at philadelphia international. south philadelphia at 76 and 73 in roxborough. it's going to be a quick warmup today, we'll see more and more sunshine. there's a chance of scattered showers, possibly a thunderstorm this afternoon. upper 80s by 2:00. i think we'll hit the 09 degree mark this afternoon. >> already warm. "today" show is up next. updates coming up in 25 minutes. >> get updates at the nbc 10 news app with the free download. >> she has lots of fans

or trash truck driver was hurt. >>> the list of new jersey's top beaches is out. an old favorite took the top spot, ocean city is number one. it's sponsored by stockton college, the goal is to make residents feel more connected to their coastline ocean city won back in 2009 wildwood wildwood crest, and long beach township were runners up. >>> and down the shore for the july 4th weekend. adam joseph is live in ventnor having fun. >> hi sharrie and monica, it's a good weekend and be are on the gray side and dealing with sprinkles, but when are you in ventnor it's not just for the holidays, any time, seven days a week you can barbecue on the beach as long as you have a permit. and speaking of barbecuing, i have the man, the mayor. and adam is here showing his skills on the grill remember not to touch the meat just let it do its thing and lets find out what is going on down at the shore this weekend. >> salute the start of national ice-cream month with a sweet sore yea in tuckerton new jersey, can you make your own ice-cream and learn how to milk a cow and there is live music and live entertainment from this satu

jersey those are going to be packed. we are talking about new york but we could be talking about chicago or cleveland, l.a. miami. any of these major cities have their own critical areas and that's what people need to be aware of. >> it's also not just the big cities. that's what we talk about, that's what gets a lot of attention. but if you look at some of these isis inspired attacks and attempted attacks in this country, they have also been in smaller areas. how do you think isis has changed the game? >> well i like to think that it's made america more aware. i'm okay i'm not giving isis any credit on this, but i'm glad america is more aware. we live when you live in freedom you tend to get very very comfortable and that's where predators, you know psychopaths, the guys one of them we just put back in jail now up in northern new york those type of people they prey on people on the individual when they are not aware of their surroundings. i think it's good that we are hyperaware now and i think that this is what's going to actually save people tonight. remember if you see somebody put a bag down if you see somebody acting strange, don't

jersey shore. a viewer sent us this video of a shark that came ashore on the 36th street beach in ocean city yesterday. experts say it's a brown shark or a sand bar shark and those are common in this area. on monday there was a shark sighting in margate. there was another one later in avalon. no one was hurt. >> 5:35 now. 78 degrees already. happening today, the free library philadelphia celebrates a program called read by fourth. they welcome the program's first executive director. read by fourth is an effort to make sure by 2020 more kids are reading at the appropriate grade level when they enter the fourth grade. there will be a reception for the new director tonight. >>> a passion for the poor. nbc 10 visits the same poverty stricken neighborhoods of argentina where pope francis once walked the streets before he was pope. how families in this area are following in francis's footsteps by helping those in need. >>> a warm muggy and mostly cloudy start to the day. just minutes away from sunrise this morning. and showers, well they're not far away either. your hour-by-hour future weather when we come back. people of the coffee drinking

heaviest to the north but notice steady showers around the city, down toward south jersey and into delaware. that is at 2:00 o'clock. after two or 3:00 is whole we see some drying. that moisture wraps to the south a bit. so into portions of maryland, portions of virginia, steadier showers and thunderstorm or two. our area doesn't look bad. it will be still a bit cloudy, couple of showers around at 7:00 o'clock and as we head toward nine or 10:00 fire works displays starts to get underway we are looking at some clouds. it may be soggy sitting on the grass to watch the fire works but it does look as though things will gradually and progressively get dryer ape nicer during the course of the day. it is in the great pool day not the best beach day but it could be worse. looking for some pool time or beach time tomorrow is your day. here's your sunday forecast. future weather keeping us clear sunday at one. most of monday showers should stay off to the south as well. for today clouds around, showers around, plan for them anytime, from now all the way up until seven or eight or 9:00 o'clock f you plan for it and clears out earlier we c

city's money on that stuff? the mayor of detroit, michigan harrisburg, pennsylvania hoboken, new jersey or coyote falls, utah?ping you would have a vampire kit as one for me today. the answer is b, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> you got the answer? >> let's check the segment. >> all of these things and thousands of other things pistols, saddles, anchors, anvils, cross-bows bowie knives, sheriff badges all of this stuff apparently millions of dollars worth of this stuff was bought by the former mayor of harrisburg pennsylvania with taxpayer money. >> carlos is correct. >> this is very good news. nick did carlos win the prize? >> he won everything. >> carlos we're not going to make you pick between the hat and the paper dolls. you get it all. thank you for playing with us tonight. >> thank you. i have also a prize for you, rachel. since you are always giving us prizes. from the great state of oregon i have this love lyly attack bird of the great state of oregon. if the shirt doesn't fit, you can always regift it in a future segment. >> i hear you. absolutely. very kind of you. you are an excellent guest. thank yo

jersey delaware and pennsylvania doing their fireworks tonight. atlantic city launching its fireworks show at 9:30 this evening. for a complete list of where to watch, go to the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com. >>> now to the latest on the murder of an elderly woman in her mount airy home. the victim's car was stolen after her throat was slashed on monday. police recovered the car tuesday near clearfield and stillman but it's no longer a piece of evidence in the homicide investigation. the car as you see there is back in the victim's driveway covered in fingerprint dust. her computer was also found in a home in west oak lane. police released three people brought in for questioning last night. >> if that's the case and they did catch somebody up there with that laptop i hope they get the person that did it. that's like really insane that you would take an elderly woman's life over whatever reason. >> a source confirms to nbc 10 that the victim's car was stolen at some point after her murder and that it changed hands at least once in the days after her killing. >>> northampton corrections officer found himself on the other side of the law today. police arrested brian jenkins on char

jersey, cape in at number 9. if you want to visit the number one beach or not list you have to go to oregon to lincoln city beach. number two is closer, virginia beach, virginia. >> i want ton what that little girl is. she is so adorable. it's a nice beach day. >> reporter: my rankings are a little different, i go by slices of pizza. let's get you outside and show you the view there's the scoint. we center city skyline, we have sunny conditions and temperatures in the low to mid 80s. look at the dewpoint remember early this morning it was up to 69. remember i would you it would pull back, it's down to 59. barometer calm. 83 that's the number in allentown. trenton, # 3. reading, 84. millville, 84. sea breeze getting going for the shorepoints. sea isle and on the boards in atlantic city coming in at 80. it will feel slightly humid the rest of the way. north and west, feels like the 50s for the dewpoints. satellite and radar hefty cluster of showers and thunderstorms this morning racing across the ohio valley now that has petered out, we have high, thin clouds stretching east through the state of pennsylvania making

or 90. sun and clouds, the slightest threat of a thunderstorm. it's very slim, 15% chance same thing for the jersey shore. ship bottom, 85. ocean cityod, 86 degrees with feels-like temperatures in the low 90s. boating forecast make sure you supply the sunscreen. lots of sunshine expected high tide around 10:30. calm seas, two to three feet. winds out of the southwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. at times it will shift out of the south. so long as it's out of the southwest it's a land breeze. if we can get the winds to shift out of the of the south its cooler down the shore. right now mid mid 80s. lancaster, 94. hot and humid very hazy out there, wilmington, 94. same number for trenton. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll go 94 for tomorrow. feemg like 100 -- feeling like 100. monday afternoon, there could strong thunderstorms didn't want to leave that out with the passage of the cold front and from wednesday on, look at this, look at this stretch of weather mostly sunny skies wednesday through saturday, the modeling has done a 180 it's dropping the temperatures into the 80s and no humidity. >> runners lace up their sh

western suburbs, or making your way eastbound on 76, headed toward center city around this point here, it is fantasticment maybe headed to the walt whitman bridge to head up and over in new jersey, look great there. maybe taking the ben franklin bridge. you look great here as well. there are no delays on any of our bridges, it is a beautiful ride, no matter where you are goings pa, new jersey, speed censors high up in the 50's, no delays headed down the shore however in collegeville, dough have this incident here, park avenue, west third. there is some activity, try to avoid the stretch if you can. in delays for mass transit. good identify tee call ahead at the airport because it will probably be packed. erika? >> no kidding thanks, torrey. pennsylvania governor tom wolf will sit down with republican leaders monday to talk about the state budget stalemate. meanwhile, the governor has vetoed two more republican backed bills. governor wolf rejected bills that would have eliminated state liquor stores, and change the way schools are funded. earlier this week the governor vetoed the entire state budget which has not happened in pennsylvania in more than 40 years. not one democrat v

and whether it's jersey or delaware we've seen big crowds enjoying the sunshine today. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live in ocean cityre she continues our team coverage and trish love the gig today. >> it's been a wonderful day alicia. we're here on seventh street along the ocean city boardwalk and there's lots of folks out here still some folks enjoying some ice cream walking around, some folks are packing in their beach gear for the day. between yesterday's rain and the storms predicted for tomorrow, the beaches were packed today. folks enjoying the beautiful weather. the sun was strong over the jersey shore on this third of july. the beaches were packed in ocean city full of visitors, some of whom were shaking off a little bit of cabin fever. >> yesterday was an indoor day an lot of cranky kids. >> reporter: no cranky kids here a sand mountain rather than a sand castle was the mission of this family from warrington. >> spending time with family and relaxing on the. that's it. >> reporter: the water was packed too. >> it started out cold but then it got to warm up. it's really fun. >> reporter: conditions were also

trains in 2010 that travels under the hudson river into and out of new york city's penn station from new jersey. believe it ore train traffic on a very heavily traveled northeast coast, both amtrak and commuter trains tends to bottle neck right there. tunnel project had funding from the federal government. it had support from the state of new york. new jersey was also on board and so the digging began. the project was under way. millions was spent. and then in 2010 -- this is the part you probably remember -- new jersey governor chris christie abruptly decided to pull new jersey's support, to stop all work and to kill the tunnel project. >> this decision is final. there is no opportunity for reconsideration of this decision on my part. i am done. we are moving on. >> governor christie said that the costs of the project had gone up and that new jersey was not prepared to foot any more of the bill. the plug was pulled. the tunnel was abandoned. no relief for commuters into and out of new york city. look at the headlines here. riders lived after ss livid. new jersey transit shortfalls are painfully clear. amtrak

or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> two jersey shore towns are winners in the 25th annual atlantic cityife guard classic. beach patrols from all over the state showed off their life saving skills last night. they competed in paddle board, swimming with and rowing races. the overall top prize went to team avalon. >>> happening today, philadelphia will celebrate 25 years of the americans with disabilities act, the ada. president george w. bush signed it into law to ban discrimination against disabilities. the celebration happens at stillworth park this morning at 10:30. >>> going to be another nice day for them and everybody else outside today. >> yeah. beautiful today. it was beautiful during the workweek wasn't it? temperatures in the 80s. it could be a lot worse. it will be later this week. we are looking really nice. live look outside. lots of blue skies, couple clouds outside. but not bothering us at all. we'll see mostly sunny skies, 88. warmer than where we have been but the dew points stay low. coming up on sunday. more humid. and we're looking for the chance for a pop-up shower.

jersey city, new jersey. right over there is lower manhattan where the twin towers of the lower trade center once stood. 15 of the 19 hijackers lived ore state of new jersey. now, more than a decade after the attacks ground zero is home to the national september 11th memorial and museum, along with one world trade center. but the iconic skyline of manhattan remains incomplete to this day. on that fateful morning 3,000 people died in new york. at the pept at that gone in

wasting no time hitting the jersey shore today trying to catch sun or maybe enjoy the rides before those clouds move in. and among the crowds tonight joanne pill edgey live in ocean city where the board walk as we talked to you seconds ago is jam packed, joanne. >> that's right, it is jammed, gorgeous night moon in the sky actually i was going to have our photographer marty tub around, but guess what, it is gone. it is behind the clouds. the moon is gorgeous, gorgeous orange color. but we've got lot of people here now. it was gorgeous day today. obviously the weather little if-ee tomorrow. sunday supposed to be relatively nice. so it is perfect for tourists for the holiday weekend. >> offering up pleasant song to usher in the independent dense day weekends where the beaches were crowded with holiday tourists, the beautiful ocean offering nice ride for the surf crowd. visitors happy, it is a perfect place to be. >> we're like going fishing watching the fireworks and stuff, and i i this is it, relaxing, my grandmom living down here so just relaxing. >> saying the city pack. take a look at the boardwalk talk to the business owners. it is a good sign. >> we're hoping the

city. at least three pilots reported a green laser shining on them last night. eight other pilots reported images -- lasers over new jersey at the same time. they can distract or temporarily blind pilots and pointy one at an airplane is a federal crime. >> somebody shooting a laser at four or five miles from the airport. kellye: the faa says they are investigating and last year you were reported 28 laser pointing incident. in may for planes from jfk said they were shocked -- it by a laser shining from connecticut. coming up at 5:00, right on the heels of an investigation. fathers let us outside a regional softball turn it. leon: plus -- >> this is costing taxpayers 80 million -- $80 billion a year. reporter:leon: the president going behind bars to try to make a point about our judicial system. kellye: sons of confederacy in virginia while the man who started the debate faces trial. reporter: now building up. by the city's celebrity the spot and which major company is moving to the wharf. leon: we have breaking news right now. jonathan is standing by with the latest. reporter: the hagerstown case for the 90 robo was beaten for death for taking a piece of birthd

or just wearing the jersey? >> i'm just wearing the jersey. i live in new jersey, actually. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> cincinnati, ohio. >> jimmy: oh, wow, so you live in totally different citiesusing now. who are we kidding. i'm saying couple. >> yes. >> jimmy: yes! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you, ladies. we have a gift for you. >> a waffle maker. enjoy. >> jimmy: you might want to give them another gift, because they live in two different cities. so there's no arguments afterwards. >> we might be out of gifts, what do we have in. >> jimmy: give them the microphone. the thank you, ladies. thank you, cousin sal. i finally found my gift. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: so we're going to take a break. when we come back we have a great show. music from everclear. and we'll be right back with the great kathy griffin. so stick around. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to yyou esurance. i'm sorta marge. we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start wi