have you covered. 88 in city at the shore. 75 with seabreeze and popup thunderstorm lately in the pock knows with high of 80. details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. >> we move on to "action news" reporter john rawlins at the place to be at the jer jury shore. >> joining us live where officials are hoping for a big sgleekd it's doll down here next to atlantic ocean. indicates are that will be the case earlier return at least. we talked to the amusement folks and said sales this year up significantly compared to last year at this time. so things looking good and certainly apt dot alley they were just mobbed the boardwalk today in atlantic city. those things have been -- somewhat now. something new in the night sky. i think time square meets boardwalk. this sound and light show part of 50 million up grate at the trop can a reaction. >> anything that brings people out is that the non-gambling that children can enjoy also is a plus for atlantic city. >> and this is our attraction the boardwalk. >> the boardwalk getting new focus as ac attempts to get y

>> kristen this began at 9 pock and it is not getting any better the trains are stacking up. the reason is they are only running one track into the city. bart confirmed there is a break in 9 track between this station at civic center plaza and the 16th street. the result is they have to do some work on it. they will be on it between four five maybe six hours. at a consequence service to the heat bay is either cut off or severely disrupted. we are trying to get a sense. a few moments ago they said there was no service. i went to the bart station and it appears there could be some service to the east bay but we don't know how much or what kind. it is early. bart said they are getting aid from muni and transit if you have a bart ticket show the bus driver your ticket and they will take you where you want to go. this is developing. four to six hours delays. they are fixing the track below. one track running through san francisco on bart. it is not going to be an easy day from the civic center plaza. >> we will take another look at sky 7 over the bart station. you can see what way

i'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast including sure and pock knows. >> search continues that hour for dan bits that stole 19 gun from a gun end up in collingdale, delaware county. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the scene of the theft. dap, are lease making progress on this case. >> reporteer: jim, they are continuing to gather surveillance foot tooth get better pictures of the culprits. behind me you see boarded upwind owe where they made their way into the gun shot shop. some of the help were captured up and down macdade as you're about to see. >> grainy images show at least some of the burglars in action as they moved to suburban armory store in koling dale after 4 p.m. here two men out gout of maroon mini van and you see them braking and removing front window of the store and another camera captured them placing glass at nearby parking lot and return to the mini van perhaps spooked bypassing car and then go into the store and made a mess of the place before running off with 19 firearms. >> there is revolver, glocks. auto mat ikdz. >> i don't think ammu

i had a colleague that had to pay 2 thousand dollars out of pock further the semester and was unable to register the next semester due to payment policy. last spring the challengeler was noticed from the mayors office that we'll receive money from undocumented student effected by the payment policy and to this day we have not received this money. one of my colleagues spoke to [inaudible] vice chancellor of ccsf and said if undocumented student cannot pay for their education they shouldn't be allowed to register or should try to be residence. my colleague had suffered from this and that's it. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] i wanted to talk about the continuing aura that hangs over us at city college which is sthil the accj. it is still there and have been slow to have been broken the law but continue to break the law around the state of california in particular they hang around in negotiations, labor negotiation that are supposed to be followed by labor law, not accjc unwritten standards. this came up yesterday a little in our negotiation ses

investigators say a woman was hit by a car at 9 pock last night as she tried to cross the drive and was hit by another vehicle. the woman died at the scene. officials say she was not in a marked crosswashington. both -- crosswalk. both drivers remained on the scene of the it does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor. >> a new report finds san francisco is making progress to improve pedestrian safety and walkability. walk san francisco annual report card shows the city has installed 23 count down signals that is more than the original goal laid out by mayor lee in 2013 but the city is failing to reduce the number of pedestrians killed or severely inyouyou 96 were killed or suffered serious injuries. the mayor hopes to cut pedestrian deaths and serious injuries in half in six careers. >> surveillance video shows the man who police think is burglarizing businesses in san francisco in west portal neighborhood. the man is breaking into the art of style boutique on west portal avenue april 21. you can see the man throw a rock at glass door and kick it in. in less than a minute he filled

again the suggestion which i found interesting, is it's contradictory in hip pock see, the fact is that the u.s. frequently does business with administrations and nations whose human rights it criticizes. the one that comes to mind is china, but we have saudi arabia and now we have cuba. again, i'm having difficulty making the connection. i see your point. >> look again, i think that what we're talking about here is a culture, a culture of money going in and then government business going out. i think richard lieuinguger had a powerful thing when he said in 2009 during her confirmation hearings he said essentially, that he was afraid that foreign governments would see the clinton foundation as a way to influence state department decisions. so i think, again, huge amounts of money going in and huge amounts of deals going out. the question for the state department is how is this not a conflict? how were these approved? there were structures put in place, processes put in place to not allow such deals to go on if there was a conflict at work. clearly if you do business with the state depar

i mean, hi pock ra sill is staggering. what do these kand cats think their chances are if this is the kind of thing that's going on? >> first of all, here we have one of the biggest voices in mainstream media who doesn't disclose his level of relationship. he had a membership which required a $20,000 fee. it requires involvement. if he's just a journalist, he's not. this is someone who's been a clinton man since the early 90s. they've said they love each other as they continue this love fest as to what he hopes will be toward the white house. he's damaged his own credibility. the question is will americans look at it from a media perspective and it brings us back to who does the debate. he shouldn't do a debate. >> all right, david webb,. thanks so much for being with us tonight. >>> and, coming up, a teacher had her students write get-well notes to a cop killer. you're not going to want to miss how i grade her. plus, police moral real plum ets across the nation. sheriff david clar now back to kwt justice ktsz e" with judg

our way through the afternoon philadelphia its suburbs to the south and east seeing rain and some pocksecially through south jersey and delaware targeting the shore with heaviest rain this goes through tomorrow evening and then by friday morning it moves out and skies clear. as far as total rain accumulation and we do need the rain philadelphia and its suburb up to 210ths of an inch. quarter of an inch in interior south jersey and heaviest rain will be south jersey and southern delaware. specifically the jersey shore up to three quarters of an inch especially in cape may county and pushing newspaper atlantic county. here's that area of low pressure. it's over tennessee right now becomes a coastal low keeping that on shore flow it will it will be cool temperature starting off in the 60s but falling into the 50s with the rain and then it's out of here for friday. friday will be cool in the 70s. a little bit breezy. then reinforceing shot of cool air comes in with this cold front and we'll be cooling down again saturday with temperatures struggling to make it to 70 degrees but at least we

so in fact pock room became famous on 9/11. and dick cheney was lifted by the secret service and carried down the hall and into the room there that is unnaepth the driveway neither east wing. and the negotiations take place and they will unveil a plan of a complete surprise to just about everybody in the administration. took everybody off guard and the highest level of people in the white house did not know. regarding those involved. would i agree that dhs has had serious missteps hurricane katrina. and dhs and downgrading the fema director's position from one of a cabinet-level position which it was during the clinton administration:. >> a terrible mistake incredibly shortsighted and really not very sophisticated and unrealistic. personally i think they certainly did in the case of ridge, average, the case of the people that were put into direct fema and your.is well taken about the secret service. as well we can see some of what is occurring today. the problem the secret service has which by the way predates dhs as well. >> v

>> getting the money back in employees' pock sets definitely a claelhallenge. >> if we're serious, herey easily and put money into the pockets of people who earned it and need it. >> state assembly member mark stone knows the frustration of trying to put teeth in existing state law. >> nobody is denying the problem but no one is willing to address it. >> stone addressed a bill that would have attached a lien against companies that did not pay workers. but on the last night of session, the bill died without ever coming to vote. >> we note community is hurting but we can't seem to get a realistic solution through a legislation that isn't always looking at the victim as actual victim. >> there is a lot of gaps missing in the laws. and at the labor commissioner. >> all cheryl knows is she is out nearly $29,000 in wages she worked for but will likely never see unless something in california changes soon. >> tough coming down here and talking about it but i feel there needs to be change hes to the law. >> we tried contacting pks the company that a court ordered to pay cheryl but has yet to pa

millions of dollars and thousands of smiling faces into a city that to some has become more known for its pock epts of crime and violence. dominic is at work getting his new bakery open. it won't happen soon enough. >> i would love to be open today and tomorrow and sunday for all the events. all the people coming down. >> reporter: he's opening market street bread and bagel, taking a leap of faith the city is going in the right direction. and the racers seem to like what they see whenever they come back here. >> they don't have any preconceived notion of what wilmington is. they see the community welcome them, the course all the effort we put into it. it's a nice reminder that a place is what you make it. >> reporter: waiting for the first cyclist to start and go up monkey hill. the race should generate almost $2 million for hotels and restaurants this weekend. by the way, it's free to come out and watch any of the races. on sunday you can actually ride in a big race that goes out through valley. lots of reasons to come to wilmington this weekend. hoping we see some guys coming up soon. it's d

police say a man pulled out a gun from his pock. fired off six shots.hit anybody but one bullet did tear through a home. community leaders including darby borough police chief robert smythe and residents talked about everything from rec centers to ways to volunteer in the community. >> president obama is back in washington, d.c. tonight after a historic trip to our area. air force one touching down at philadelphia international airport just before 1:00 p.m. the president meeting mayor nutter and other city officials there thanking them and praising first responders for their heroic work after that amtrak derailment last week. he then made his way to camden. a sitting president has not paid a visit there sin the great depression. as bruce gordon shows us the president was there to talk crime and punishment. >> the president of the united states! >> reporter: president obama actually made some news in his speech at the kroc community center announcing his administration will now begin to limit the military grade equipment made available to local police de

aaron moody's mom got the call friday after a nurf bullet fell out of his pock. >> this stirofoam nurflet with tooth spick stuck in it what atlantic city educators call a weapon. according to the school's policy weapon quote anything capable every lethal use or inflicting serious bodily injury. from they are looking at the quote unquote weapon, looked like it was an imitation of a shank. it is a toy with a tooth pick on it. >> aaron plays with the nurf guns at home and says he puts a tooth pick in the end of that stirofoam bullet so it will stick in the dirt when he shoot t he is now serving his five day suspension in school. "eyewitness news" reached out to the atlantic city board of education several times for comment. our calls have gone unanswered >> welshing it is 6:38. on your friday morning, don't be surprised if you see a lot of bicyclists on the road today. >> because today is the 20th annual bike to work day in philadelphia. there is free coffee, smacks, who doesn't like, that for riders at love park, also several other spots between 8:00 and 10:00 this morning. you can also

the gun shown here in short in a still frame from the cell phone video as he reaches into those big pock it big enough to carry gun he pulled out and the shot six times with bad aim not hitting anybody in the crowd but hitting this house across the street. the as you can see bullet hole in the window and shattered window. finally you wonder if any of these people had this thought running through their heads as they ran in the treat to fight swinging bats, golf clubs, fists and shooting a gun. what would mom think if she me doing this on mothers day? well, two drive by shootings thursday and then a murder on friday just before the the weekend and then a daylight block party brawl in the middle of mothers day. flowers and candy got replace by fisticuffs and handcuffs. chris and lauren. >> rough day. >> yeah. >> all right steve thank you. >>> lets switch gears and toss things over to sue serio. >> yes. >> we were watching over the weekend the tropical storm named ana first one of the season which hasn't even started just yet and we are continuing to watch progress as it is downgraded to a t

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off to the south of the sit we've got one little very isolated pock at this point, couple of showers up with some very nasty thunderstorms over the chesapeake, than was even flood advisory prompted because of it, across that area but for now just fizzling, and we are essentially right in this location, on the very tail ends of a warmfront. which is very difficult to detect when we lock at the wide zoom. but it is there. sort of lifting north right now. meanwhile, the cold front is still way back over, unfortunately again the deep south of texas here, where we once again have seen very heavy rain rolling through with nasty thunderstorms as women, across this area. eventually that front will cross through. that will comes as early as saturday day night. but specially on sunday. meanwhile, facing south here, out of the board walk plaza in rehoboth. so the clouds are billowing in there. generally most every us ends up with some sunshine. that's what's being reflected certainly here out over philadelphia and the delaware river, from palmyra cove nature park. 66 degrees to kick it off in p

high volume pock it, and southbound side of the boulevard, and traveling on the 42 minor delays, northboundand into rush hour commute. no delays for mass transit. >>> authorities say that a man snatched a phone from the woman in the 1900 block of allegheny avenue. he was caught on camera, fled on his bike, and he chased after her but after a short struggle he got away. police described the suspect as a 20 year-old hispanic man with a light complexion. >>> police are also looking for a pair of teens in the string of robberies near temple university. six times the suspects approached victim with a handgun and demanded cell phones and other valuables. twenty-nine suspects are described as black teenagers with medium builds. >>> right now at 6:36, amtrak is taking more steps to improve safety along the northeast corridor, and deadly train derailment in port richmond. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with the are latest changes. good morning nicole. >> reporter: change that he is didn't come soon enough, ukee and erika. here along northeast corridor they are installing camera

but, that said, one isolated pock, some showers rolling right now through just over the border of newand kent county. that's really just about the most we can hope for here today in terms of any additional wet weather. you have got outdoor plans. probably excellent news to you. but, you can see, there are some clouds. we just showed you the shore shot. very hazy, still seeing inner mitt end butts of fog coming in. so the sky conditions depending on location kinds of mixed bag. you have some fog. you have got a partly sunny sky or full sunshine, really is a mix out there. depending on location, and with more movement in the atmosphere today more of west to southwest winds flow starting to pick up, will help scour out a lot of the low clouds but you are going to find them sort of off and on throughout the course of the day. so partly sun what i we call t again, spotty showers for some of you before the day is all said and done. these temperatures tell the story, boy. 88 degrees, the expected high in philadelphia. not a record. it is coming close though, and it is also the hottest day th

on friday boxing titans floyd mayweather junior and manny pock you why-- pacquiaoes in vegas where the fight will take place. >> reporter: manny pacquiao tipped scales at 145-pound and floyd mayweather junior at 146-pound. both men sized up their opponent was last time before their highly anticipated bought. >> lets get get them. >> reporter: pacquiao is fast moving aggressor who praises god and has weight of the nation on his shoulders. >> i have 100 million people watching. >> reporter: he faces defensive style will of mayweather a boxer full of bravado and an undefeated record to back it up. mayweather says his strategy is to treat saturday's fit look a game of chess. >> i take my time and listen to my corner. every movies calculated move. >> reporter: tickets sold out in just one minute. some seats were going for as much as $234,000 each, on the retail markets. >> we will have people that bet seven figures on this fight. >> reporter: head of the mgm sports book predicts the biggest betting day in decade especially for first time wagers. >> for 8 percent of our transactions customer

we're talking about sites like duri ropus like swiss cheese now pocked with marks. most famous sites what we consider the cradle of civilization have been looted under isis control and isis is given the monetary benefit from those sales. >> i need to understand though i think a lot of viewers have probably never heard of palmira. what's the importance? antiquities and historical sites? what are we talking about? >> it's one of six archaeological sites a world heritage site in syria but there are thousands throughout syria and many of those have been damaged. what we're looking at in pal palmyra, strategically important and the crossroads of the east meets the west where the romans set up camp. lots of the sites getting damaged by isis today are sites that we could learn so much about the ancient past from. >> and you've been to both iraq and syria. right? on archaeological missions. what more can be done to protect the sites separate from what's going on with isis right now? >> it's really hard from a das tans to watch this knowing how little we actually can do, but

this is just a taste of how pock liptic it could get. oil refinery already choking on smoke. part of this huge complex is still held by isis. shia fighters filmed this tuesday. the months long fight here slowed by fears of the ecological chaos isis could wreak if they scorch and burn here as they retreat. iraqi special forces took us to their front line defending the ruins of a house that a coalition air strike pushed isis out of. they are from the elite golden division. their ramadi colleagues part of the troops the u.s. said lacked the will to fight. that line of buildings over there is isis' closest position. and during a thick sandstorm here they used the cover of it to advance within 20 meters of here. when the sandstorm subsided suddenly a fire fight began. [ gunfire ] we don't know why they start shooting what they may have seen. isis a few in number here they say but willing to die and have a sniper nearby. or maybe they more want to show us and even washington they very much do want to fight. it's not logical and wrong, he says of the american criticism because anywh

david brock, the clinton foundation algeria was not ponying up $500,000, a cool half million dollars, pockterror list. no, i get that wrong. for that i am truly sorry. no my friends, am jeria was actually throwing $500,000 at the same time it was lobbying hillary's state department to being off the state department's concerns regarding algeria's gross human rights abuses not terror list their gross human rights abuses particularly gross human rights abuses towards -- okay. so politi fact. the clinton foundation was taking the money, hold on not to get off the terrorists they were throwing them money at the same time they wanted the state department to get them off a list for their gross human rights abuses towards women. i hope i've cleared that out. have i? because i got more? have i cleared that part up? because i don't want to get it wrong and any time politifact calls me on a footnote. i will let you know instead of talking about the clinton foundation getting money, to get algeria off a terror list it would be probably be to white lonl gross human rights violations against women. i'm

and this high pock increase is, it's kind -- hypocrisy is kind. abegin to jetting around the country in a 323-foot private plane on earth day to warn global citizens of the harm caused by increased co2 emissions in the atmosphere. well the president's international discussions around climate change stand to be equally harmful to the american people. the president likes to point to his recent agreement with china as evidence of international cooperation on climate change. but this agreement is nothing more than an exercise in theatrics. you know china is sitting back right now licking their chops hoping that america will start reducing their emissions and drive their manufacturing base overseas to where they don't have these emission restrictions. the farce of an agreement lets china continue business as usual and that's 800 -- see it's still up here -- 800 million tons of co2 a month until 2030 boy, that's until 2030. while hardworking american taxpayers are going to foot the costs of the president's economically disastrous climate agenda. despite

i couldn't help but be fascinated about the parts on fox news and how people were jumping all over pock news including the president of the united states. what i don't get is sort of the strategy and tactic of it. every time someone scream about fox news, number one, it means you're watching. thank you very much. secondly, it's free promotion. thirdly, we run the sound bites. i don't get the strategy. >> well, you know it's interesting because they haven't been successful in silencing fox news per se. i think they have sent a chilling message to the rest of the media. so -- i interview other people like cheryl atkinson in the book talking about how she had trouble doing investigations she was doing investigations into democrats and into republicans. it was only when she was doing it into democrats that the major social media campaigns from media matters and groups would come against them. and basically they didn't want to deal with it. fox is willing to push back against it. i think it still has chilling effect. i think it's kind of worked in the sense that other reporter can say, well,