we have ponchos for all of the workers. we have heat blankets for some of the runners as they finish. >> and you knew it was coming. easy to plan for. >> you talk about problems for the corrals. >> yeah with 40,000, we all want to go at the same time. we just set up the corral problem to pace themselves 6:00 milers, here, and duo it based on their anticipated times. that is basically what they're tells us they can run it in. but then they want to run with a friend, we have people checking in, but when you have 40,000 people that want to go at the same time, we try to manage the best we can. >> and i would be remiss if i didn't say this race is in tribute to joe cook. >> yes, my mentor. he passed away the last year and the race is in his memory this year. a wonderful soul. it is joe's race and i am just the torch bearer from this point on. >> thank you, jim, good luck. >> this rain doesn't seem to be bothering anyone here. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> that is such a good attitude. just enjoy the race and the

grave and nydia. >>> looks like everybody is prepared we see rain ponchos out there. >>> here's what you need to know about septa. route 16 bus is detoured. dozens of other bus routes will be detoured in half-hour. express lines are stopping at the olney transportation center and fern rock transportation center. it's all posted at 6abc.com. >>> 7:05 tracking other stories of the morning. a memorial service will be held for the wilmington teenager who was beaten inside a bathroom at her high school. 16-year-old amy joyner-francis who you see here died april 25th. friend and family can pay their respects at st. paul's american methodist church in wilmington. amy joyner-francis was assaulted at howard high school of technology. 3 female students were suspended from school, police say they have to if i finish their investigation before they charges are filed. >>> down south flash flooding has inundated several towns and it has taken a deadly toll a family in texas was devastate the by flash flooding. abc's elizabeth hur has more on the severe weather there. >> reporter: in texas flawed w

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it's the poncho. you wear it well. michelle: working it. jonathan: working the poncho. robert: i told you i look good. jonathan: make sure they both get bobbleheads. don't let them get shut out of the bobblehead. robert: a lot of people would be upset with me if they don't get one. jonathan: robert, we happen to have one. i said earlier one of ours got swiped. nats had to give us another one. it's bryce harper. and the head doesn't bobble that much. michelle: you have to go at it. jonathan: a spring too tight here. this is what everybody is after. bobblehead. get some of these on ebay tonight, i am sure. michelle: the question though is will it be worth staying for the game as far as the weather goes? the game is worth it. but the weather we don't know. questionable out there. chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast and the answers. doug: it's encouraging now. the rain we are dealing with, that will move out of the area for the first pitch. get started. "livelife -- the live area of radar. we have heavier downpours between washington and baltimore. this is drifti

showed up to see her daughter bria graduate. >> we are rocking, actually the uva apparel, rain gear, poncho, for 499. a little blown, because my hair is -- a little bummed because my hair was curled and now it is straight. it is pouring out. >> i am so excited, i don't know what is happening right now. i feel like my four years of uva have gone by so fast but i made great friends. >> bad hair day for just about everybody. >> 3,000 students received diplomas during the commencement ceremony. >>> another bad hair day tomorrow. sorry to tell you. >> if i had a dollar for every yellow alert day, i would have a lot of dollars. >> yes, a lot of dollars >> and tomorrow, another yellow weather alert day. unsettled. why not? >> why not. [ laughter ] >> an unbelievablebly rabble month of may. and the three day degree guarantee and the forecast high was 63. that actually occurred by the way. the 63. >> we hit it. >> that was about 1:00 this morning though. the afternoon temperatures stayed in the upper 50s. but the official high, 63. and my three degree guarantee forecast tomorrow is only 60. so that

jackets but the big combination this morning is the jacket and the umbrella or some sort of rain poncho the pus stop this morning you're going to need it. cloudy skies rainy conditions, 56 degrees by 6 o'clock, 56 by 8 o'clock, so just hovering in the mid-50's. and as we roll through the rest of the day it stays cool. 57 degrees by 9 o'clock, 58 by 11 o'clock. by 1 o'clock 59. again the bulk of your rain in the morning hours, less in the afternoon but a cool high today of just 60 degrees. that's all we'll see and we'll probably just be sitting on or about that for most of the afternoon. we are under what we call an upper level closed low for the next several days karen. that's going to keep us cloudy and somewhat unsettled but things are improving in time for the weekend now and i'll have that change coming up in the seven day. >> something to look forward to light at the end of the tunnel, dryness at the end of the tunnel in addition to the light. we have a tough morning commute. a lot of rain that's still coming through and the rain that we've already had has left so much water on the

the ponchos kind of helped.hillies score first one freddy galvis single will score a run, pitch shut-out. the next batter, he slipped on the rubber on the mound. that is a balance, and there was a man on third. the water didn't help him. top of the fourth, score, 2-0. first and second, two outside, darin ruf makes a face catch. phillies mistake sometimes you try to score and get a little greedy. the squeeze was on, cleveland gets it out. the phillies hold on they win it 2-1 against the cleveland indians at six straight. now 15 and ten. nascar a racing a watched by many, let's be honest of the some of the most watched highlights are those crashes. let's go to florida. and at the right-hand side of your screen, yep, the geico 500. that would be lap 96. let's go to lap 180. patrick thinks he's a good driver, i disagree, drive. i don't know if she could drive on market street. she couldn't? what is she trying to do? it's just like you seen people changing lanes. find lap, kevin, i know i'll get tweets and letters, s

, desde inicio de semana estÁn en casa barriendo ar a rangers de texas el lunes primera victoria, ponchÓy esta que ve en pantalla gran slam de davis en segundo partido de la serie para gran slam, en su carrera y m miÉrcoles y desde ayer comenzaron la serie de 4 partidos antes new york. >>> hablemos de fÚtbol, bocelli, ya extendiÓ contrato con las fiera de leÓn, quiere cimentar su carrera como mÁximo goleador, extiende por tercera vez su contrato con el club, quÉ significa esto para el equipo de las fiera, que despuÉs de este partido regido con su hermano mayor, pachuca, el hermano mayor porque tiene mÁs tiempo en primera difÍcil g. >>> si y a parte la cuna de fÚtbol mexicano, lo de bocelli se me hace excelente goleador nato, es mejor, lo mejor que pudo hacer. >>> si, un hombre de experiencia y ante todo, la estabilidad, creo que bocelli lÍder en vestidor, campo le cae muy bien la contrataciÓn a leon y cuando los jugadores y los delanteros se sienten seguros y no tienen extra cancha que preocuparse. >>> el club leÓn, es una casa, donde hace sentir bien a los jugadores, peÑa sno qno querÍa

you want to wear the poncho and the players. we have the easterly flow. a damp feeling in addition do the rain that is falling. light winds across the area from three to five miles per hour. but it is that direction that is keeping us chilly and we will keep it chilly throughout the morning. we have the rain falling, mainly light rain now, showers and drizzle, but we have pockets of heavier rain. i want to stress that. we may see a heavier downpour coming through. we will be into the early part of sunday before we clear it out we're going to see a lot of green on the map here, stopping at two-hour increments. by the afternoon, still seeing rain falling, especially in philadelphia. this is a look at 2:00. heavier rain, lightning here and thunder, but mainly rain throughout the afternoon hours. we will clear it out later on monday. for the blue cross broad street run, temperatures pretty chilly. by 11 temperatures will stay put in the low 50s. a rainy and chilly day. we will talk more about the ten day in a few minutes. >> thank you for that. the nfl draft

all the volunteers are getting ponchos and we have extra heat blankets for the runners. >> reporter: you could hear the squishy sneakers pound the pavement always the runner came running by, you could see familiar faces at the 6abc water stop. nora muchanic among them. may be not ideal conditions for runners but nothing will stop them. >>> tony was the first wheelchair racer to cross the finish line, bb mucuria took top prize, for the men. spectators lined broad street hoping to fuel the runners on. >>> they are willing to be out here in the cold and wet and the rain, i guess i can come out and cheer them on. this stretch of broad street is closed they are opening parts of broad street as they can, they are making progress. as for the runners i hope they are getting a hot lunch and hot bath. gray. >>> i like how you put it, soggy, but spectacular. >>> tow trucks towed away cars that were parked near north broad and hunting park avenue. the cars were taken to the parking authority parking lot. >>> family and fends -- friends will gather today to express condolences for amy joyner-fran

. >> get a trash bag probably and maybe a poncho and just try not to think about it. >> reporter: there is a last-minute scramble to get all the cars off broad street and make sure every port-a-potty is in place. we found a lot of positive energy about tomorrow. >> it will be fun, yeah. >> sit back, relax and enjoy the race nbc10 is your home for the blue cross broad street run. catch the start of coverage at 8:00 tomorrow morning and if you're running, make sure you record it so you can look for yourself later. we'll air the race again later on comcast sports net. >>> new at 11:00, police are investigating after an officer found a body in a target parking lot in montgomery county. an upper merion prifr was patrolling king of prussia around 6:30 tonight when he found a body in the store's parking lot. people have not revealed the victim's identity or cause of death. but investigators say they do not believe it is suspicious. >>> nine months ago today, a young philadelphia mother's life was cut short. today friends and family look for answers and justice. >> marchers hope someone will co

picnic plans or heading to a late day ceremony, you might get it in, but bring along the umbrella and ponchot in case. later tonight it begins to die down, heavier showers possible and mainly lighter showers and sprinkles and kind of scattered. as we head into the overnight hours it gets out of here and we see breaks in the clouds. at the shore, cloudy showers a thunderstorm can't be ruled out. cooler for the last couple of days, high of 74. after 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., we see the rain diminish a little bit, but it's going to be welt. up in the poconos sunny breaks and we have to allow for showers or thunderstorms there. 72 degrees is the high in the poconos. dry for some of the time, but the possibility of rain existing. in terms of high, lots of clouds and humid, sunny breaks. the farther north and west you go the better chance you have of seeing that in the next several hours. 8 # in reading. -- 83 in reading. 79 in philadelphia. 73 in cape may. as we progress in the evening the numbers slide to 70 by 10:00 p.m. i want to give you the phillies forecast. the nats in town we're looking at mo

so have umbrella, poncho, rain boots.nd you'll needed a jacket and slacks, too, because it will be cool. a little bit of a breeze around. temperatures are hover in the 50s and for the rest of the day with occasional sprinkles and light rain through the afternoon. paegi i peaking just in the upper 50s. tomorrow morning at the bus stop or waiting for the metro, i think lingering drizzle possible. but by 9:00, we begin to dry out and late morning, a little sunshine tries to break out and then during the afternoon, partly sunny, up near 70. might get a passing shower or thundershower though on monday afternoon. sunshine tuesday, upper 70s. near 80 wednesday. and then this warm pattern thursday, friday, saturday and into the memorial day weekend each day a small chance of afternoon storms and highs in the upper 80s. here comes summer. >>> will you dwanance with me? >> i'm not going to dance but. >> i'll give you three superdelegates. good yeah, let's dance. >>> new classic for snl fun at hillary clinton and rsrnie sande >>> yo

we carry ponchos they keep you out of the rain. you can use it to carry people. we were working on brennan and a poncho with the body showed up. and then another. . and then another. there were 18 of us on the mountain i see four of them with hotties in them in my that he brennan is dying a front of me. we started to get the medevac and we took their night vision goggles and 16 out of 18 people were shot and a bullet resistance place. they are not bullet proof. some of these guys that were not shot, we were taking her place to run up on the helicopter and get them out of there. we had about a 2.5 hour walk back to the mud hut and as we we had hadking back, 350 rounds and rocket launchers and grenades and five days later, i had three different guns on me none of which were my own and no rocket launcher and probably 10 grenades and i had extra plates. , theld feel the weight loss, the burden in which these men carried in it was not because they were not having fun. wasn't because they were tired and want to go home. it wasn't because they didn't want to do it anymo

they have their ponchos and determined faces they are waving and cheering and heading down broad street. you might think the last thing anybody needs is more water, you would be wrong. we're at 6abc doing our part to keep the runners hydrated. you get a cup of water, there's nora and don and john and a bunch of folks from 6abc making sure people are hydrated and they are cheering for all the runners. [horn blows]. >>> race kicked off at 8:00 a.m. in olney, 40,000 runners off the starting line making their way down broad street to the navy yard in the ten miler. it is a soggy ten miler. you can hear the squishy sneakers from the runners. the rain is not a surprise, so race organizers prepared for it. >>> we gave all the volunteers and staffers getting porn -- ponchos, we have extra heat blankets for the runners. it's the benefit for the american cancer society they will be out here 35, 40,000 strong. >>> and we have a winner, mucur a lot of ia. the winner. crystal burning the coach at or or -- ourrsinas. she is the coach at the college. we are about # miles in, they have three miles to g

. >> all the volunteers are getting ponchos.e have extra heat blankets for the runners. >> you can here the squishy sneakers pound the pavement as runnerses came by and familiar faces at the water stop. nora muchanic among them. maybe not ideal conditions for runners, but nothing that will stop them. >> how was it, good? >> it was good, a little cold. >> tony was the first wheelchair racer to cross the finish line. and a runner from new york took home the men's top prize. and for the women it is crystal from skippack and her coach. and they lined broad street hoping to fuel the runners on. >> i really wish i was out there braving it with them. >> if they are willing to be in the cold and wet and rain, i guess i can come out and cheer them on. >> a soggy, but spectacular race. as for the runners i hope they are somewhere now getting a hot meal and hot both. >> our coverage of the broad street run continues on 6abc.com. there we posted a link with the full results from today's events, along with dozens of photos and videos from th

. >> estaba en el free way se me ponchÓ le hablÉ a mi mamÁ si me podÍa prestar dinero, me dijo que nolaciÓn no cuentan con dinero extra para bien imprevisto de 400 dÓlares o mÁs. >> la gente no tiene que ahorrar grandes cantidades desde el inicio pueden empezar con 5 dÓlares con 10 dolares y si eso se convierte en un hÁbito en un plazo de 5-6 meses hace diferencia. >> como construir un plan de retiro pues segÚn el estudio ust1 de cada 3 estadounidenses no cuentan con recursos para su jubilaciÓn. >> si ganas 5.000 aprende a vivir con 3.000. >> muchos gastan mÁs de lo que ganan. >> establecer un presupuesto para que puedan identificar los gastos realmente importantes. >> identificar aquellos que no lo son y asÍ eliminarlos. >> por ejemplo cancele suscripciones que no utiliza, el mÍnimo canales en su cuenta de cable, utilice bombillos que ahorrar energÍa prepare comidas en casa en vez de comer en la calle, utilice cupones en supermercados, busque eventos de entretenimiento gratis en su Área. son algunas ideas. >> es un asunto de disciplina tienes que tener disciplina para organizarte fin

they have their ponchos, that's what they're called, right. yes, their ponchos on, and they're just going to do it because they're here and they planned to do it, so that's what they're going to do. i actually spoke to some people earlier this morning who were here from as far as pennsylvania and ohio. we do want to show you a map of where this bike route will be taking them because it is important if you're heading out are going to be going on the fdr drive, bqe, queensboro. many many street closures you should know about if you're heading out. we have a list on our web site, abc7ny. can we get a live picture back here. i think we should show everyone here this morning. they have come out. they're dedicated. they're here for the ride. the money raised for this goes to bike new york, which supports free bike education programs throughout the city, and despite the rain, people are here. >> judging from the number of people who picked up their packets at the expo, i think we're going to have tens of thousands of people still. it's going to be a

so you will need an umbrella, poncho, rain boots, jacket. because it's quite cool.ut much of the day ahead as we'll have this off and on light rain and drizzle this morning. rain may get steadier into the away. right now the area in green on the storm team 4 radar coming in from the north and west tracking right into the metro area. this steadier rain going to be moving back in in about another hour or so, be with us off and on into the afternoon. promising news for the week ahead, summerlike temperatures on the way. we'll look at that in just a couple of minutes. >>> sunday "today" is next and it starts at 8:00. >> willie geist joining us live from new york. >> good morning. coming up on sunday "today," 'l bentley. and plus you'll meet a 29-year-old using ipads and a lot of new tech noolg to try to turn around the senior care industry, it looks like he might be doing it. and six months after the deadly terrorist attacks in paris, tom brokaw talks to one of the survivors about the awful day and how he and the city are doing today. all that and a lot more when we get

ed of her she pa had enough of the rain and finally broke out an old poncho which seemed to entertainis kids. >> it's a little wet out here but they don't seem to mind. they've got their sugar now so they'll be already. >> we had all day saturday and sunday which were beautiful but we've enjoyed being on the boardwalk today. we did the arcade and some indoor mini golf. >> reporter: throughout the day a steady flow of cars headed out of town. the rain meant a big slow down in business on asbury avenue. boardwalk merchants had a great weekend they say. today was a different story. >> there was sun and people wanted to be on the beach. they wanted to walk the boards and that's where you have your business. >> reporter: and today? >> well, there's people out there. they don't know what to do with themselves. >> reporter: after walking the rainy boards with all the other die hard sisters grace and jane scored bags of salt water taffy and fudge. they're still a little disappointed the bad weather put the kibosh on a boat ride. >> it rained. >> reporter: but you still have a smile on your fa

. >> that didn't dampen the spirit of the tens of thousands of broad street runners who wore ponchos and trash bags, and taped up their shoes. >> you just have to stay as dry as you can, as long as you can. >> we ordered 20,000 solar blankets, because that's one of the biggest issues that the runners will have once they're heated up by running 10 miles, then they'll stop and they'll be cold at the end. >> assistant managing director leo dignam said they stocked up on hot chocolate and coffee then prepared the runners for the weather. when the horns sounded they ran. >> once hear the buzzer, so much energy, here the crowd cheering you on, no way to be down. >> for 10 miles to the navy yard you. >> look pretty good to be totally soaking wet, all of that. >> all for a t-shirt and neck armor, and a hug from friends. >> if they're too long come out here and run in these types of conditions, then the least we can do is go out and support them. >> in order to catch her out of the blue, i think this is the best time. >> didn't run the broad street because of torn acl, instead, he surprised h

if you're about to head out the door, have a poncho or umbrella ready because we could have a few sprinklesoming through. right now mid and upper 60s. the hour by hour forecast will have temperatures in the mid-70s by 10:00 with a little sun maybe peeking through. so for the parades going on in the morning, i'll be the emcee of the parade in rockville starting at 10:00. so we may see a little sun for that. and then the afternoon parade downtown, showers just east of 95, it will be near 80. and then showers likely by 6:00 p.m. throughout much of the region. by dawn tomorrow, we'll be in the mid-60s back to work and school. by 9:00 in the morning with sunshine, we'll be near 70. mid-80s with sun. but then a chance of afternoon showers wednesday, thursday, friday and into the weekend each day, there is a small chance of passing showers, maybe storms in the afternoon saturday and sunday. >>> 4:53. this morning a high flying stunt is better left to the pros. this risky stunt that september a man soaring at more than 120 miles an hour. looks fascinating. what a ride. >>> well, a year long celebra

they came prepared, wearing ponchos, crash bags, anything just trying to stay dry. some even i saw them taping their shoes. but for one run they are year's race was extra special. >> i love with you all my heart. will you marry me? >> i didn't know, i had no idea. he really surprised me. >> the newly engaged couple met in college no detail on wedding date yet. >> how cool is that? >> oh, congratulations,. >> that was a miserable morning, though, i'm telling you, i walked out of my house yesterday, glad i'm not running. 4:43, way to rain on their parade. >> isn't that good luck, although that's wedding day. >> morning, couple every accident out there, hopefully that's not a thing to comfort rest of the morning. >> more rain, katy? >> more rain, looks like scattered, certainly what we are finding on storm scan, won't be widespread wash out like yesterday, but we do have more wet weather to track. that's what we are looking at. it doesn't look like a pattern that will change all that much throughout the course of the week. so we take you out here, show you what's up. c

runners show up but also the spectators lined the streets to cheer on the runners with umbrellas and ponchos and all. >> you know what's harder having cancer. >> reporter: armed with signs, teams cmmd of west chester is raising money for the american cancer society. >> got about 1600 people on team, 300 running the broad street run today in the rain, nobody backed out. we raised over $270,000 this year alone. >> mile sixish when you want it to be over and you still have four more to go. >> the personal fulfillment that comes with crossing the finish line and in many cases supporting charities is price less. jennifer joyce fox 29 news. >>> big surprise for one runner at mile six of the broad street run a woman's boyfriend proposed to her. she said yes, and runners just raised around her and her new fiance shared the video with us, that's so cool. near charlotte, no, a firefighter died battling a blaze, broke out at a shopping center. dozens responded to the three alarm fire: one of firefighters died. investigators are looking into what started the fire and how the two firefighters became trap

they came prepared, though, wearing ponchos, trash bags, some were taping their shoes, anything to try and stay drive. for one runner no matter the rain this year's race was extra special. >> i love with you all my heart. will you marry me? >> lee ho surprised his girlfriend at the finish line. he didn't even run the broad street run because of a torn acl. but his running partner kim says, kim is now his fiancee. >> i had no idea, none what soar. >> in order to catch her, out of the blue, i think this is the best time. >> good stuff. the newly engaged couple met in college. no detail on a wedding date just yet. >> and it is the final curtain call for elephant performing with the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. >> the crowd cheered in rhode island last night, as six elephant touring with the circus made their final appearances, earlier in the day five elephants performed for the last time in wilkes-barre, kenneth, the chairman of the parent company that owns ringling brothers. he spoke about ending the 200 year tradition. >> bittersweet decision, no question about that,

stop this morning probably sitting on or about 50 degrees and it's damp so the kids might want a ponchosome sort of rain gear. 50 degrees at 6 o'clock, 50 at 8 o'clock with some spotty showers in some neighborhoods. it stays mostly cloudy and cool again. 51 degrees by 9 o'clock, by 11, 54 we play hit a period after the rush hour during the morning where the clouds are still dominant but there's not as much rain. during the afternoon a couple can more spotty showers building in and a cool high today of just 58 degrees. we'll sit on that for a couple of hours this afternoon. karen, we're going stay beneath the clouds through friday for the most part. things do get a little better over the weekend and even better next week. details coming up. >> all right it may be damp and miserable but it's not stopping the construction workers. they're still out there doing their job and that's causing some traffic issues here in delaware county. this is i-95 right at the blue route northbound also a you head towards the airport. you can see it's kind of slower. we still have the two right lanes, there

park wednesday night against the galaxy keep your eyes on raid door to see whether or not you need a ponchothursday looks great, clouds and sun, 74 degrees. nice one there. friday the next front arrives giving us a lot of cloud cover and at time periods of rain through the day. could be a thunderstorm popping up in the afternoon and friday's high is also mild, 72. for the weekend, we've got changes between saturday and sunday. saturday still looks mild. we will likely be mostly cloudy and there is the chance of a pop-up shower or a thunderstorm late in the day, something to keep in mind if you're headed to the dad vail regatta and sunday all of that's gone but it's blustery and cooler with a high of just 63 degrees and a mix of clouds and sun. and monday we're back to full sun for the most part, 66 degrees is the high there. still a little bit cool but at least bright. matt overall not too bad. >> we're not allowed to go through more than one day without rain i guess. >> no. yeah, it's been a lot of that this spring. >> thanks, david. >>> 5:40 and we continue to follow breaking news. an att

he's wearing his army poncho, because it is raining a little bit. and he's holding his two-year-old son. he is visibly moved. there are tears running down his face. and he connects with this veteran because they are both veterans. and they've both been there. and then he is so impresence -- so taken by the emotional impact of the image, he makes the photo and he does walk over to the subject, he speaks with him and then he finds out why is he crying. and it is because he used to be a football player when he was in high school. and at that particular time, his high school band was marching by right in front of him. and that just moved him to tears. >>> blitz runs new england wins the pulitzer in 1979. and this award is giving to the staff of the boston herald american. photographer kevin cole is faced with one of the worst storms he's ever had to cover. and he's determined to get good images of it. he charters a small plane and in these conditions where all of the businesses are closed, all of the schools are closed, there is snow everywhere, everyth

. >> i m v a poncho, and warm clothes underneath.e sneakers in here, because it is important to stay dry, your body will be cooling off after the run, stay dry and as warm as possible afterwards. >> so you planned ahead, and this is a bag you were going to put on the bus that will be for you at the race end, but some people who may not have planned ahead, should they come with extra layers to shed throughout. >> yeah, you may wear sweats and sweatshirt that you want to donate to charity, you just leave it on the side, and people will come pick it up and donate it to charity. >> what is one of the things you want to tell runners? >> be careful of the paint in the crosswalks, that is the slipperiest part of the road surface. >> especially for novice runners, they could injury themselves or take down other runners. good luck to you guys. >> thank you. >> we'll be back in about 15 minutes with the head of independent blue cross and why it is so significant. >> katie zachary at the starting line, thank you. good add viets from those runne

you have to address accordingly this morning to keep yourself dry maybe a poncho, even i've seen picturesam sent me a picture his shoes are taped. he is not wearing cotton you will blister up for the race if it gets wet. steady rains heavy. by afternoon they start to get into this batch where it's leftover showers, even still there's a chance of a downpour or two by afternoon. allentown, 48 degrees, reading, 46. lancaster, 45. millville, 48 degrees. 50 the number for dover and cape may. trenton 47. we're picking up an easterly breeze, with the cloud cover in place, the wind shifting off the ocean waters, it's a chilly raw day. high temperatures in the mid 50s, normally we should be close to 70. we have a batch of moisture around charleston and the virginias. this guy pulse -- pulls through tribune a miserable finish to the weekend. the steady to moderate raining continuing until 2:00 p.m. there's the back edge right there. it's still cloudy and damp once the rain clears the coast, with more rain developing this evening, they could be heavy at times and rumble of thunders across delaware a

poncho. your rain boots, a jacket. and, yes, definitely dress for cool weather.e'll have it hovering only near 60 with a few more sprinkles this afternoon. >>> all right. thank you, tom. >>> 9:14 right now. we may be one month away from summer, but winter still hanging around. in north carolina, at least, a dangerous mist of snow and rain, california, i should say, causing several crashes in the sierra region leaving drivers stuck in traffic, as you can see. more rain and snow in the forecast for the area today. >>> if you or your family have plans to travel by air this summer, bracy hoping to get away by plane. what the top tsa official says after a tense meeting in chicago over long lines at airport security checkpoints. the lines have been particularly bad at chicago's o'hare. the tsa promised yesterday to send the airport 58 additional screeners. congress approved funding to cover overtime for current staff and provide more than 700 new screeners by mid-june. >>> shocking cell phone video shows why a new york police officer is now off the street and under rev

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you need an umbrella, a poncho, rain boots, a jacket, do get through the day. hour-by-hour forecast the rest of the day, temperatures hovering in the 50s tapering off to sprinkling during the afternoon, hovering in the upper 50s. going out tonight? sprinkles, patchy fog. temperatures in the 50s through the's evening hours and during the day sunday a few passingfaé sprinkles, maybe a brief light shower. not as much rain as today bought good chance. tomorrow low 60s. maybe a sprinkle on monday. look at our week ahead. here comes summer! we'll be in the 70s tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. the 80s. remember the 80s? >> believe it when i see it, tom! >> love that. >> oh, going to be warmer? oh, okay. >> 80-degree weather. >> 6:20 right now. the unique to make a noticeable difference in nature. >>> and we leave you were aquick note right now. this weekend the loudon county animal shelter wants you to make an adoption. it's got a lot of cats right now, and hope you have room in your home for a little critter. the shelter's offering $50 off for all adoptions and

he runs ponchos barbeque in albuquerque. >> frank: they start sticking to the part of this. >> anthonye legs, which you'd call your fresh ham. then, your four quarter -- your shoulders and whatnot. >> frank: ah. >> anthony: the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. >> frank: all right, now with the head. >> anthony: all those pig parts sent down the line to harold, who's been using them for a veritable rainbow of new mexican specialties. none of our 300-pound friend will go to waste. he's getting shredded for tacos, added to the beans, cooked up with pisole. it's going into the chili, red or green. oh yeah, that's going to be beautiful. the tenderloin i set aside for a little time on the grill. everyone here has put in a lot of work and they're hungry. time to eat. i didn't know this show was about this, but i've been thinking about it a lot, this sort of cowboys, mexicans, indian, romantic ideal. uh, a lot of easterners came out here and fell in love with this romantic notion of the west and wanted to come out here and sorta kinda create their own version of th

might want to take the poncho in case. a's game take on the yankees and cool.his is a better chance of showers happening early in the day. accu-weather 7 day forecast. out door activity tomorrow make sure umbrella is with you. sunday is dry. although lingering cloud then you notice temperature are not going to change whole lot early next week but it does warm-up towards the end of the work week. nice to get a break from the heat. >> very nice. it's back soon enough. >> that's right. >> engine in california is come to the bay area. cyclist will race in santa rosa tomorrow for the seventh of 8 total stages. >> today hundreds of riders competed in a time trial in folsom. this 11th annual engine tour began last sunday in san diego and made it way through santa barbara, monterey, low die and lake tahoe. >> almost done. tour ends in sacramento on sunday. >> it's a huge event. >> certainly has. talk about sports. lots going on for the weekend >> larry is here with that. >> hi there. giants broadcaster dave fleming calls what you are about to see one of the best plays

so the umbrella, poncho and rain boots.y dry if you have to be out for a length of time for the rest of this sunday. programming news though is on the way. a look at that this half hour. >>> at 9:32, today is national learn to swim woodbridge, theree a memorial event and water safety assembly. the memorial will remember a 7-year-old who died last memorial day after drowning at the lorton station community she didn't know how to swim. after the memorial, swim instructors will teach students rather safety tips and what to do in a water emergency. >>> we're just learning this morning that it could be a dead heat in a general election contest between hillary clinton and donald trump. new results from an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll show that clinton's advantage has narrowed to just a few points over trump. here is chris pollone. >> reporter: with polls showing the race between hillary clinton will and donald trump tightening, both candidates made a pitch to a voting group which could be pivotal in the general election. h

a poncho. >> umbrella. something like that. >> a rain jacket?a hot. >> we will have rain in the forecast today. mainly this afternoon. as you head out this morning, you're just seeing the cloudy skies. rain doesn't get fired up until about 11:00 or 12:00 in parts of the bay air why. the lunchtime temperature in san francisco will be 62 and 63 in the north bay, eventually reaching 58 and low 70s in the south bay and peninsula. once again we'll be tracking storms moving into the bay area today as well as tomorrow and saturday. i'll give you a better idea of the timeline coming up in less than ten minutes. let's head over to mike with a view of slowing on this morning's commute. >> concern over here in oakland, a few flashing lights that caught my attention northbound 880. it's just a crew as you look at the maps. a crew escorting a larger vehicle there. look at the map. oakland as well as the rest of the bay looks good. smooth expected drive. over here in the north bay south 101 we had an earlier report of a deer that was hit. chp had to run a tra

you take a look here, you can see people packed in together going toward the exits, ponchos and all. lot of the folks are wearing raincoats, too. not only that, because of the weather some who paid to see beyonce were stuck in traffic trying to get there. the people actually abandoned their cars and walked to try to see beyonce. >> and we know the process of getting tickets is difficult. tickets are expensive. >> you're so serious about this right now. >> because i feel bad for samantha and everyone else who went there. i have tried to get beyonce tickets and you can't get them. >> it's not the end of days. we will survive. >> okay. well, the concert did start on time. >>> well, 6:25 is our time right now. today steve harvey is honor a d.c. woman who is making the world a better place. >> m.e.a.n.s is an online database to help find leftover food from restaurants and soup kitchens and matches it to other organizations in need. she volunteered at food shelters with her mom and saw firsthand how much goes to waste. >> i remember thinking, we can do better than this. we have to do bette

like last night, just enough rain to make you had but not necessarily enough to ballpark, have your ponchoeady to go. there is an isolated shower chance or intwo. here is future weather. hit and miss pockets of light rain later this afternoon and this evening. so 60s with clouds and raindrops for today and tomorrow. low 70s on thursday with hopefully for chance for rain. rumble or two of thunder on friday. friday night into saturday. but there it is, sunday looks like the winner out of the next seven. >>> breaking news right now on the roads. this has quickly grown into a problem here. 270 southbound before 80, a crash in the left lane and backups are starting to build quickly. have almost two miles worth of backups here right now. southbound 95 between 175 and 32, crash there in the left lane slowing things a bit as well. prince george's county, overall looking very typical. just a little slow inbound 210 just before the beltway. otherwise no major abnormal northbound 95, ramp to inner loop, still report of debris. and we'll keep an eye 270 that starts to build. >>> the justice department

. >> we'll be out there with our ponchos having a great day. children need to get outside no matter what the weather's like. >> great. thank you both for coming. >> thank you, barbara. >> angie. >>> thanks, guys. neighborhood pools across our area will open later this month. coming up, safety concern a how parents can get ahead of the danger. >>> and the new title holder, we are going to take a look at what the biggest cruise sh morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment vo: for dominion, part of todelivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> well, you may remember these images of big hailstones coming down just two weeks ago. in the last three years the u.s. has experienced ten major hail producing storms. and new this morning we are starting to learn the number of ins

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they have a lovely poncho which is a big seller. 1100 pounds.out quite a lot of money for a millennialy need stylists and cheaper products to connect with customers. follow them on instagram and social media. that is where they've gone wrong. there are concerns and questions about the ceo. andrea hits the nail on the head. the problem is that it actually doesn't have the hype of gucci. they replaced the creative director and within six months, they turned around. nobody finds burberry exciting anymore. andrea: they need to bring in fresh, creative talent. has done good things to introduce the catwalk where you can buy products straight from the catwalk. he has unified the brand but we need excitement with burberry. he has done it before, about 20 years ago. he reinvented themselves and went from classic to cutting-edge and they need to do that again now. tom: andrea, thank you so much. she has a vicious short piece on burberry today. ofh us is ian bremmer eurasia group. it is clear that china has fallen off a cliff. worse is chinese luxury goods in the world? it has vaporized. interest

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