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to get a scholarship to oxford how did you realize by the end of your senior year that this is a problem and i need to get an immigration lawyer on board and start changing my status >> guest: that determination evolves solana was admitted to princeton initially everything was great with my financial aid package but even that wasn't the most straightforward of issues because i was encouraged to explain to the admissions officer what my status was a basket that would be factored into the acceptance of my application. but then i realized things would not be fighting that it had a work study component and i couldn't work so when i would explain this the answer was try to fix your status i sought out legal advice the answer i received it would be really risky and the likelihood was high but i would not get the visa and i said i don't know what other avenues and would have an id that i could consider marriage to a u.s. citizen i will not pursue this i want to do this the right way anti-soviet to normalize my status by the application but then there was no application. so in the intervening pe

. >> host: when you got to oxford, go to oxford, didn't you convert some of your british friends to calling people dollars were using the sliding? >> guest: there was always - on the one hand i thought i was sharing something with them that they were learning these words very playfully we were forming this community but there was always a sense of lingering. i always felt comfortable with this? no. but then how do i assess and evaluate what constitutes a sort of verbal or acceptable usage and what doesn't and then there is a secondary question. why should i be arbitrating that if they want to use these words i learned them from someone else, too and someone must have thought i was being too cavalier hell i was using these words. so they should be allowed to do it, too. it should be their freedom that i share with them however they want. >> host: you are your worlds collided into some of this is out because you've written the book so we know how far you have come and how far you have succeeded that there is a moment that you're status is in jeopardy because of a teenage of a teenage prank th

serendipity and oxford university. sarerendipity serendipity, by the middle to late november, 10 to 15 american men had floated into the sea and on to the beach. some had informally become crb del delegates. a few examples of the serendipity was edward curtis. father, well-to-do. harvard grad. he joined the aid to the tourist, which let to the crb. he became the first courier for the crb. he was the first non-executive delegate to enter belgium. there had to be a courier from holland to belgium, back and forth all the time. the courier was an important part of the process. frederick was in belgium when the war broke out. he took charge of a province, and i believe he might be the only delegate who started and ended in the actual same position through this entire operati operation. the other place from which -- excuse me. this guy i want to have a beer with. i love this man. e.e. hunt. he was 29 years old, old man compared to others. he had been on the editorial staff of american magazine. he was a freelance war corresp

want to study abroad and get a scholarship to oxford. how do you realize by the end of your senior year that this really is a problem and i need to get an immigration lawyer and start changing my status? >> that has unfolded in several stages. when i was admitted to princeton they gave a nice financial aid package but even that was not the most rate for word of issues because i was encouraged jews speak out and explain my status but for a brief period of time without would get caught. then i realized that my financial aid package included a works study and i could not work. when i explain this to someone the answer that came back was tried to fix your status to apply for the student visa. the answer i received is that could be a really, really risky undertaking if i did not get the student visa and cannot return to the united states price that i don't know what other avenues i have one was that i would consider marriage but to file an application but i had gotten nowhere despite the support. when i was transitioning from junior to senior

serendipity, i call it, and oxford university.ipity was -- excuse me -- by the middle to late november 10 to 15 american men had floated like flotsam onto a beach, and for some had to formally become crb delegates, they were called. a few examples of the serendipity are edward curtis. he was only 21 years old, born in boston, father well-to-do physician, harvard grad, cambridge student. he joined herbert hoover's aid, which then led right to the crb. he became the first courier for the crb, and he was the first non-executive delegate to enter belgium on november 1. when i say courier, there had to be a courier from holland into belgium. that courier became a very important part of the process. frederick w. meert was in belgium when the war broke out. he started november 12, took charge of the brabant province. he is the only delegate who started and ended in the same position in the entire delegation. one other person, this guy i want to have a beer with. i love this man. e.e. hunt. e.e. hunt was 29 years old, he was an old man co

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has died after a hit and run crash that happened shortly after 4:00 this afternoon in the city's oxford circle section. we're told the officer was riding a motorcycle at the time. the car that hit him was found about a block away. we arrived at the scene minute ace go. police now have a suspect in custo custody? >> reporter: exactly from what detectives tell us they are talking to the driver of the vehicle. the motorcycle was being ridden by an officer from the philadelphia police department in his 40s. the driver was brought in for questioning. the off duty police officer was take on the the hospital. we are told he did not survive his injuries. police are not confirming the id on that officer but we are told he is an officer in his 40s and trying to pin down whether he is stationed out of the 12th or 35th district. but of course, this stretch of the boulevard and the boulevard in general, notorious for accidents whether they be hit and run or other fatal one or two car accidents. right now investigators just uprighted the motorcycle and pick i picking evidence. and perhaps some of the

and oxford dictionaries are adding new slang words. great, because i have worn out groove tee and out of sight. groovy and out of side. we provide laughter. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. south florida gearing up for the possible arrival of erika. water, food, gas and cash in high demand as residents stock up well in advance of the tropical storm's unwelcome visit now estimated to be on monday. street cleaners are busy making sure storm drains are clear of any debris to avoid flooding. forecasters fear erika could gain strength over the weekend and hit florida with hurricane force. >> we have plenty of food, a freezer full of food, two generators, hurricane impact windows. we even have a propane stove. >> right now erika is lashing puerto rico with strong winds and heavy rain. earlier the storm pummeled the caribbean island of dominica unleashing land slides that killed at least four people and 20 others are missing. trip wiewts continue to -- tributes continue to pour in for two journal

oxford dictionary editors add more than a dozen new words. residents living at lion wood senior living appreciate the update. >> we stopped by for a little vocabulary pop quiz. the first word awesomesauce. >> a flying saucer. >> brian farther. -- brain fart >> a senior moment. >> i don't know . i can't say that i know any of these words. >> it's been too long. >> be do these trendy slang words deserve to be in the prestigious oxford dictionary. some say no. >> even though they're being used in common speak today i don't think they're going to last. >> one word that stumped everyone man spreading. >> more than one boyfriend. >> you know there's a shortage of men around here. there's more women than men. >> i wouldn't have it any other way. >> another new word in the diction airary mic drop. >> she does have a sense of humor there. she was very serious all the way through it. hangry was a good one. >> i think that's a good edition. i'm surprised that brain fart wasn't in there. i've heard that for a long time. >> butt dial is because of our pho

oxford tweeted a proof-of-life picture of jericho today.rday that poachers had killed jericho. they retracted the statement today.saying it was a case of mistaken identity. it comes as a relief to conservation sympathizers.after the recent killing of jericho's brother, cecil. coming up. san francisco giants pitcher mike leake makes his first debut on the mound today. while the oakland go extra innings against the cleveland indians. grant has the highlights next in sports. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we get points for trying?! fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. uh just gonna hang out. with gary and todd? yea. i've been meaning to ask you, is there any drinking going on in this crowd? no. so if any of your buddies ever pressure you to take a drink just tell them you promised your dad you wouldn't. i'd do anything to keep you safe. ok. i will. i hope this is

moves back to oxford with with wife and son. and his early academic success cannot ease the heartache of war. he experiences a time of sorrow and mental suffering. the loss of so many friends to the war produces in the word of his children, a lifelong sadness. c.s. lewis went into the war as an athiest and came out an athiest, an athiest in a foxhole. he wrote a war poem with these lines: for all our hopes and endless ruined live, let us curse god most high. that's lewis in 1917, 1918. wounded in combat in april 1918. lewis send to a hospital in bristol where he writes to his father: i could sid down and cry over the whole business. nearly all my friend are gone. he returns to oxford, january 1919. to resume his studies in the classics. a few years later he records in his diary a conversation with a guy named the doc, and the doc is the kunkel of a fellow soldier who him was a war veteran. kind of a shellshocked war veteran, this guy, the doc. they go for a walk. and this is what lewis wrote. we fell to talking of death all the

just in the upper 50s in quakertown and pottstown, of a in ken it's square and saint david. 54 in oxford. in the 60s in center city a lot of suburbs in the 50s in pennsylvania and new jersey, 57. hammonton, 57 and 55 in buena. a beautiful day, sunny skies, low humidity, high of 83. tonight in the overnight hours we'll get to 65 in the city. matt i think we'll dip to the 50s in the suburbs. >> reporter: beautiful day yesterday, i hope today is half as nice. time for the construction update crews have cleared from i-95 all lanes reopened in both directions in the on going zone. they are gone from the westbound side of the vine street expressway by broad street. eastbound crews cleared out before normal. we have construction on pennsylvania turnpike right lane out of commission speeds in the 40s coming in from new jersey. northbound coming into quakertown, right lane out ever commission, as well. mass transit front, septa regional rails west trenton line scheduled to run today, first day between woodbourn you won't be on the buses. in smyrna watch for a crash blocking southbound lanes of 13

reportera: obtuvo su primer tÍtulo y decidiÓ hacer una maestrÍa en oxford sabiendo que ir a londres eraa. reportera: luego hizo un doctorado, se casÓ espero obtener la residencia permanente recientemente publicÓ su libro indocumentado donde envÍa un mensaje a jÓvenes. >> no se puede aceptar que lo del extranjero siga promoviÉndose, se tiene que acabar por cada forma posible. negar y tenemos que buscar la forma de asegurarnos de que personas como trump no sigan controlando la conversaciÓn. reportera: entre los planes de danel Éste a seguir dando clases. el prÓximo aÑo regresa a princenton como profesor y espera terminar de escribir su segundo libro sobre historia romana. fÉlix: con la informaciÓn deportiva categÓrico triunfo amÉrica sobre la mÁquina cementera, ademÁs el bar cegÓ en la gana sin brillar el que brilla es james rodrÍguez con el real madrid. edgar: muy buenas noches gusto en saludarlos un dÍa movido en informaciÓn deportiva, vamos con las imÁgenes. neymar se complicaba y al minuto 73 luis suÁrez mete el centro, rechaza muy mal hacia el frente, dÓnde estÁ ochoa. remata para el

talking about words in the oxford dictionary. first up, hangray. >>> man spreading, butt dial.ur baby, beer o'clock or wine o'clock which needs no explanation when it's that time it's that time. >> butt dial it took them this long to get armed that. >> still ahead on "action news," remembering the wrath of hurricane can katrina. it ravage the the gulph coast ten years ago. the city of new orleans celebrates it's recovery. >>> a slow speed chase is followed by police police are surprised when the driver got out of the car. >> breaking right now on "action news," we're gathering new details on a wild police chase involving a crash and carjacking. >> hurricane katrina, ten years later, we go live to new orleans to look at the hurricane's wrath and the city's recovery. >>> lean on me, the paychecks will stop, but they are not giving up. >> good morning, david murphy is off, we have karen rogers and matt pellman. >> reporter: we have a good weather weekend we're starting off with 64 in philadelphia. 54 in allentown. we moved up to 60 in reading. 59 in wilmington. 55 in millville. 59

is moving out of maryland now on route 1 and lightning with that and heavy downpours, heading to oxford, chester county, and heavy downpours in parts of lancaster and berks county tonight. because of oppression he humidity and the storms are moving very slowly, they can drop a lot of rain in a short period of time. a flash flood warning is posted for our area because it could cause localized flooding, we'll talk about what it means for your weekend. >>> the search for a predator tonight, philadelphia police think that one man is behind the assault of two women, both happened on the cobb's creek golf course, sara bloomquist is live at overbrook park with the lightest on the investigation. >> reporter: at a news conference this afternoon, philadelphia police called these blitz attacks, the suspect came out of nowhere dragged the victims on to this golf course and sexually assaulted them. it happened twice this summer at the same place on cobb's creek golf course, a 26-year-old woman on july 11th was walking south to the 69th street terminal on her way to work, it was 3:30 a.m. and dark an

we have a crash oxford valley mall lincoln highway at 213 a crash. power lights out on east 1th avenue in wildwood by the public school. if you're heading to the shore, download the waze app. this morning a vehicle stop on the shoulder in maurice river township along 347. >>> washington state is bracing for more wildfires until now the fires have been destructive work in the central part of the state. extreme heat and low humidity has prompted red flag warnings in eastern washington, as well. one inferno engulfed a crashed fire truck killing three firefighters. the wildfires are sending residents to scramble for shelter. >>> a gas explosion blew apart the 6th floor of the jfk high school in the bronx. three contractors were seriously burned. they were working by a science lab that has bund burners. >> it was crazy. >> the rest of the building appears to be in tact, nothing collapsed, but an inspection needs to be done to determine if the building needs to demolished. classes were not scheduled to start for two weeks. >>> a new jersey pool party got a

there's a crash by the oxford valley mall business 1 at 213. down the shore, flupgd -- flooding and local power outage is giving us problems at east central avenue. we have power delays on airport, warminster, west trenton and lands and doyle lines. >> police in chester county are trying to sort out how a man died overnight. the action cam was on the scene in west chester. police say they were called out to a scene of what they said was a crash involving a pedestrian. the road is rural and poorly lit, when they got there, they discovered it is not clear if the man was hit and killed by a car or something else happened. so far no word on the man's identification. >>> a driver crashed into a utility pole in montgomery county and that brought down power lines that landed on the vehicle. it was a dicey scene they had to stay there while rescuers went to work. let's go to katherine scott who picks up the story live at the scene in upper moreland township. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the driver was taken to the hospital w

it happened at 16th and oxford in north philadelphia. chopper three was over the scene this morning, scaffolding came in contact with power lines. the worker who fell to the ground is in extremely critical condition. the other worker was also rushed to the hospital, with burns. >>> chopper three was also over gilbertsville, montgomery county where fire department police officer was struck by a car. this happened on the swamp pike. victim was taken to the lehigh will valley hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. the the striking vehicle remained at the scene, police continued their investigation. >>> well to day marks 40th anniversary of the golf oil refinery fire that killed eight philadelphia fire fighters. a special ceremony was held at firemen's hall museum in olde city. family, friend and city officials came together to honor victims who made the ultimate sacrifice. one survivor reflect on that tragic day. >> flames got out of control. everything was running around. the that is where chaos was at. we didn't know whi

if you want to write, come to oxford. >> you think that's true?n't throw a rock without hitting a writer? then he says, do me a favor, throw it hard. >> it's easy to look at mississippi and go that just happens down there, so we're good, our hands are clean. it's a totally misperceived place. when i came, i fell in love with the place. i never thought that i would. there's something to it, but you can't put your finger on what it is. >> what it is can be found in the dark spaces across the tracks and on the other side of town. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the lounge right by the cemetery and back by the river. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> what is a juke joint? ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history is replete with turning points. (kevin) wow, this is great. (commentator) where fantasy becomes reality! (penguin 1) where are we going? (penguin 2) the future, boys. the glorious future. (vo) at&t and directv are now one- bringing your

emily: you went on to oxford, you studied philosophy. reid: yes. emily: why? i said, 'well, i think i'll be an academic. because if i'm an academic, i can write about both of these interesting questions. i'm always fascinated about people -- how we think, how we reason. how we communicate. and in fact, actually, what i realized was that the course of becoming an academic professor was to be a very, very narrow scholar. and so you essentially wanted to be an expert on this thing that, say, for example, only 10 to 20 people in the world probably knew about. and actually, what i really want to do was how do you help millions of people? basically, within about six months at oxford, i knew that, actually, in fact, i wasn't going to be an academic. i was going to come back here and -- emily: so that's when you decided to be an entrepreneur, essentially. reid: well, that is when i started to work on software. actually, in fact, thinking of myself as an entrepreneur, that kind of came later. emily: so you took your first job at apple? reid: yes. emily: 1994, sort of i

oxford tweeted a proof-of-life picture of jericho today.rday that poachers had killed jericho. they retracted the statement today.saying it was a case of mistaken identity. it comes as a relief to conservation sympathizers.after the recent killing of jericho's brother, cecil. >> vicki: the international olympic committee will order testing for disease-causing viruses in the waters... where athletes will compete in rio de janeiro's 2016 olympic games. officials previously said they would only test for bacteria in the water... but an associated press investigation last week revealed high counts of viruses directly linked to human sewage. the i-o-c reversed course after the world health organization advised for more testing. >> vicki: the drought is taking a heavy toll on our water supplies. coming up, some aerial views of reservoirs. that appear to be shriveling up. >>: i will show you doctors on demand. a way that evening can that with doctors from rome- home. >> reporter: i will have to weather as well coming o many bills? think you can't a

you heard right. >> yes, awesome sauce, one of the dozens of words oxford is officially adding to itsome of the other additions are man spreading chris, which is the act after man taking up too much space while sitting down t i know a lot of guys who do. that will one refers to person who you don't know who may be acting odor suspicious, and we've all heard this one, hangry means being irritable from feeling hungry. >> the oxford diction their. >> yes, i'm telling you. have you ever been freaked out by people who just too nice, you may be wondering, yes, even if it is a little overly suspicious, that guess what, it is backed up by some recent research? this reserve etch has found betrayal are frequently committed by overly polite people giving your trust issue some actual legitimacy. fox's matt king has these findings and what you need to watch out for. >> anyone trying -- >> passive aggressive. >> insecure people. >> people with a lot of money. >> politician. >> for ones holding microphones. >> the untrustworthy. >> each of them describes them little different. >> i according to new

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the numbers in the suburbs we're down to 52 in quakertown. 58 in pottstown, 52 in coatsville and oxford. 354 in kennett square. 66 in center city. most of the suburbs in new jersey are in the mid to upper 50s. 57 in woodbine. 65 on the boardwalk in atlantic city. satellite and radar showing just a few clouds up above. we have high pressure right overhead it will give us that beautiful sunshine once again today. it feels cool and nice with the low humidity, so, nice and comfortable with dewpoints well below the 60-degree mark no worries there. 8:00 a.m., bright sunshine, 69. noon, 79. 3:00 p.m., 84. 6:00 p.m., a cloud or two mixing with the sun, 83 degrees. the high today 85. even though we have a cool start we warm up, and certainly so by the weekend. details on that coming up. tracking the weekend, matt. >> reporter: you've been giving us good things on the weekend, you are a giver karen rogers. we have a few issues on woodhaven road construction ran late, but it's all gone now you can see the crews picking up their cones. these are the eastbound lanes of woodhaven. look at the dust co

allison: the oxford dictionary getting an update. they have added hundreds of words to keep up with modern slang. allison: here are some words. "macgyver" him and that's a verb. a dictionary defines it as an inventive way of making use of whatever item on hand and also "hangry" made the cut of the words. steve: we always do the story of rear of the dictionary being funny. steve: all right, good night, everybody ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available from any provider. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction.

oxford university tweeted this image of jericho taken sunday morning.ase of mistaken identity. but zimbabwe is cracking down on hunting. >> reporter: the group that put out the information has sense apologized. and the oxford university research group that tracks these lions say he is doing just fine. now zimbabwe has appeared to tighten up on hunting in the country. they banned all kinds of hundreding on the borders of hwange national part for big cats and large game and banned bow hunting outright. it was with a bow that walt palmer shot cecil the lion last month. he says he did nothing illegal but zimbabwe officials are trying to extradite him from the u.s. to zimbabwe. that might be a tall order. the guide and hunter he hired faced charged this week in zimbabwe and could spend ten weeks in jail if found guilty. >>> cecil the lion has lived on in some way. he was part of a tribute on the empire state building. organizers projected a picture of cecil on the side of the skyscraper. the goal was to call attention to the animal's dwindling numbers and pr

of practices from a high end retailer, they released this surveillance vernon odom inside of the oxford mall, she some how stole 86 braz, the estimated worth of the goods $4600, if you recognize the woman are you asked to call police. >>> when pope francis comes to our region he will rest his head at the st. charles seminary, some people excited about the pontiff's stay, who just moved into the dorms today. matt o'donnell was there. >> reporter: orientation somewhat resembles what secular college students experience, but this quite clearly is a different calling and enrolling this year, here is like hitting a religious jackpot, pope francis will reside in this building for two days next month. >> when i applied for seminary, i was not thinking about it, and that they had something planned here, but i thought it was an awesome experience to be able to see him. >> the 52 new seminarians a 20% increase from last year have two years of theological side study, one from the holy father himself. >> the pope is from latin america and you can, relate to him more he speaks the language. >> one ag

oxford, 59. chester, 59.lying suburbs here, temperatures are very refreshing this morning. milder south and east, but again, these numbers are not that impressive. gandys beach 69. boon new 63. smyrna, 64. ease enough to handle considering we're in the midst of a heat wave. dewpoint wise we're hanging out in the 40s and 50s that's unbelievable for the month of august. even though we're dealing with high temperatures close to 90, if not a degree or two warmer than that. as long as the humidity stays in this category it feels okay. it will come monday and tuesday turning humid, back down by the middle of the week. satellite and radar we're not tracking too much tout -- too much out there, we have a few clouds in the 4r5eu67 states and systems -- appalachian states and systems passing through the great lakes and system passing by to the north. that's about it. heat pump high continues to hold its grounds over the eastern sea breeze. clockwise fashion that is the pattern over the next few days, out of the southwe

ken net square 59 and oxford 58. mid 60s south and east, gandys beach. 64. cinnaminson 64 and buena 65. there's an area of high pressure up here it is trying to sneak down from the north. that will push all this cloud cover farther to the south. what you're waking up to in places like the villas, cape may, wildwood, all that should pull away as the day wears on. 9:00 a.m., 74 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 83. 5:00 p.m., high, thin clouds increase off the water 86 degrees, that should be the forecasted high. thunderstorm threat we don't have any today. tomorrow is dry. we increase it for monday, 40% especially tuesday the heavy thunderstorms move back in town, i'll talk about that with the seven day when i sigh see you in just a bit. >> new this morning a young man was stabbed to death on a northeast philadelphia street. the action cam was on the scene of the 7300 block of revere street. a confrontation between several people started this morning at a nearby bar it spilled into the street where someone stabbed the 22-year-old man many times. he was taken to the hospita

at oxford they launched the inklings, those who gavel in ink. a group of friends and fellow scholars who meet weekly to read and to discuss their work to the point or two or three. tolkien helps lewis find a publisher for his first science-fiction novel by connecting 30. most importantly it was tolkien's conversation with a loose on the night of september 19 1931 they talked into qam about the nature of myths and devout christian to as a true myth. it was at this conversation that lewis himself described as the immediate human caused by this conversion into christina. for his part of those becomes to tolkien his great advocate for pursuing his hobbit tree. as tolkien describe it loses a gift was his sheer encouragement over many years to keep on. listen to tolkien. for long my only obvious long my only obvious to all of him dedicate it to myself to be more than a private hobby but force interest in unceasing eagerness for more i should never have brought the "lord of the rings" to a conclusion. well, when lewis learns part of the rings is accept

we do have some very good gorbachev administration materials in oxford. there are some marvelous materials in simi valley and the reagan presidential library but above all it was the materials inside the institution over there, the hoover institution archives that i used more than anything else and they are so rich in showing us, to look at the end of the cold war, this very very dangerous period and world history not just through memoirs because as we know politicians write memoirs so as to look good to posterity and anyway there are bound to be somewhat one-sided. interviews are very very helpful i did have a disastrous interview with mikail gorbachev in the mid-90s before even thought of this book and i remember him saying at a point in the conversation, what are you interested in and i said well i'm writing a lacquer feel lenin at the moment and he said, very interesting and then he quickly cut the conversation short because to him soviet ideology and particularly the figure of lenin remained it remains a sensitive topic. i have to say i got much more

objection formed you -- oxford,. buena, 82. satellite and radar showing a bunch of clouds out there this afternoon, but nothing threatening. the no organized low pressure systems we're tracking until we get into the high plains and the western great lake states this low and its trailing cold front will come in monday night into tuesday morning that will bring showers and brief thunderstorm through that time frame. here's the weather risk, the whole country enjoys fairly quiet weather, some areas pick up hours showers, but no severe weather. coastline system right there. cloud cover this afternoon, but as i mentioned earlier it's high, thin cloud deck, sun shines through it. monday, sun and clouds, showers developing late in the day after 6:00 p.m. western suburbs first and marching into the city later on. future tracker 6 we'll time it out for you, sun and clouds for the remainder of the afternoon. overnight tonight, major clear, tomorrow afternoon we'll see mixed skies, here's the front knocking on the door by 9:00 a.m. actual

she's a professor of history at oxford. and the warden, head of saipt anthony's college at oxford. for those of you who have been at oxford, i went a year there about a decade ago and you know that it is one of perhaps arguably the best place in the world to study international relations. professor macmillan has written many books, she's written on british women in india, on nixon's opening of relations with china, she's written on the uses and abuses of history. but most of all, she's known for her two wonderful volumes on world war i. the first that she wrote about a dozen years ago was on peace making in 1919. and the other which just appeared last year is about the origins of world war i, the war that ended peace. that's the name of the book. and the former book, the one that in some ways will be the framework for today's lecture, i suspect, won i'd say a half dozen of the english speaking world's most prestigious prizes for the best book on international relations. so, i'm incredibly happy to have margaret macmillan here with us. she's going to talk for 40 or 45 minutes about

oxford, 59. chester 59. saint davids getting into the 60s, 61. kennett square 61. levittown, 64. mid 60s across south jersey and delaware. buena, 65. satellite and radar, just like yesterday should be another day featuring full sunshine. pool forecast, apply the sunscreen. burn index is very high and it only takes 15 minutes to get a a sunburn. sunny skies, warm, temperatures in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, not much in the way of humidity. a somewhat pleasant 90-degree high temperature we're forecasting today. that will change tomorrow. humidity increases and the pattern changes later this week. we have 70s for highs in the seven day forecast. i have it for you coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news from coatsville, chester county where gunfire broke out early this morning. the action cam was on the scene the unit block of pennsylvania avenue, several residents called police at 1:00 a.m. saying they heard shots ring out, when officers arrived they found the streets littered with shell casings. there were no reports of injuries, we'll have more on

. >>> two people had to be cut out of this car in philadelphia's oxford neighborhood. police got the call about 9:30 this morning. the car ended up flipped on its side. a lot of people in the neighborhood heard the crash and went outside to see what happened. >> i just heard a big bang and come out and saw this. >> it's crazy. it's early sunday morning and you don't know where everybody fits in and you walked him by and see a car flipped like that it's like you are wondering, you know, is anybody dead? >> neighbors tell us this is a dangerous intersection and you need to be careful walking your dog. >> ripping off the bumper along the way. one person was take on the the hospital. >> turning to our weather, another great weekend is coming to a close. here is a live look at the beach in cape may where a few people are soaking the last few rays of sunshine. britneyshipp is here with your first look at the forecast. >> it's going to be a beautiful evening ahead if you still have sunday evening plans or temperatures. 80 degrees by 11:00 p.m. temperatures at 74. tomorrow wil

we're at 55 in oxford. 65. to the shore and woodbine, you can see the front stalled right off the shore. we'll continue to see dry conditions right over philadelphia, which is a great way to start off the weekend. drier air still coming in from the north. that's going to lead to more comfortable conditions. as we push into sunday at 2:00 p.m., you'll notice a chance of the scattered showers closer to atlantic city and cape may. you'll notice how light and spotty they are. we want to give you a heads up that you could see a few passing stray showers if you do decide to head down the shore as we push into sunday. saturday is not an issue. sunday we see a chance of stray showers. for the poconos, 76, sunday, 78, a mix of sun and clouds. the rest of your weekend, we are still expecting to see beautiful conditions, close to average or even below average for us. closer look at future temperatures, you'll notice philadelphia will push in the mid-80s. that's 2 degrees below average. the seven-day forecast shows we will

to the north and west, the windows are open, ac is off. 55 in mount pocono. 55 in reading. 59 in oxford, 62 in doylestown. 62 in woodbine. 65 in dover, delaware. today, a mix of sun and clouds, 83 to 87. winds light. windier along the beaches and a risk for rip currents. we'll talk more about that and look at your poconos forecast coming up. >> wildwood is hosting its first ever cure at the shore this weekend. as michelle said, the weather is cooperating. lifeguards are wearing pink cure at the shore t-shirts that you can buy for a $10 donation. 100% of the proceeds goes to the susan g. komen fight against breast cancer. >>> four tech savvy students at the university of minnesota are on a mission to change the way we stay hydrated. the group designed a bottle that alerts you when your body needs a drink it factors in age, body type and weather while it connects with your smartphone. the students started a crowd funding campaign. so far they raised $627,000. the first 12,000 bottles will be shipped out this winter. >>> next, we have an update on that stranded dolphin in the south jersey

he'd been wearing a gps collar as part of an oxford university project.hey'd been tracking him for years, and during that time, cecil became a local favorite amongst the tourists and people he was around. people loved to see him on safaris until early this month when a tourist shot him for sport. i happened upon this story. and the news report said they suspected it was a spaniard who did it. i had to say i was so relieved it wasn't an american. i was, like, this is terrible. but thank god wasn't one of us for once. and then i went online and found out it was an american, a dentist from minnesota who paid $50,000 to shoot the lion. according to the new, he hired a company, he flew to zimbabwe. two locals took him to the park. they tied a dead animal to the rear of the vehicle to attract the lion. and the dentist shot cecil with a bow and arrow. but they didn't kill him. 48 hours later they shot him with a gun, skinned him, took the head and left the body there. the researchers were able to trace the signal and find the carcass, and local authorities found