. >>> so there is a place that is hidden in port richmond that is polish neighbors say is place to goor fresh kielbasa. >> which i love. mike went there and shows us why you have got to try, this place. >> i have come to a little side street, called tilton, in the port richmond section of the city, and i'm standing with john. your grandfather. >> yes. >> yes. >> 1938. >> yes, 1938. >> so you have been working in that building since you were five years old. >> yes. >> what do you make. >> we make kielbasa, pierogies , all of those great polish dishes. >> yes. >> yes, the world's best. >> absolutely. >> what makes it so good. >> my grandfather's recipe and those old brick ovens he built by hand. >> oven you are looking at there that was built in 1938. >> 1938 by my grandfather. >> you have a good shot. >> yes. >> all right, ready, lets see what you got. >> okay, ready. >> yes. >> how about that, how about that. >> tell me how kielbasa's made >> it starts out as we grind up some pork. >> it is always pork we use pork only, special seasoning my grandfather's recipe from 1938, lots of garl

port richmond at 73. bustleton at 69. parkwood 6 for you.area at 67 and an-dora a little cooler at 62 degrees. let's head up northwest of lehigh valley, blanton currently 62. allentown at 64, a little chilly for some. nazareth warmer at 66 degrees. and along the jersey shore, we're seeing a northwesterly influence right now as far as the winds. seeing lots of 60s. somers point 67 degrees. may is landing 61, upper township 62. so here it is, hour-by-hour forecast. we've got lots of sunshine for tomorrow. we'll start this at 11:00 p.m. clouds moving from west to east. 7:00 a.m., notice we're starting to see all the activity moving in across the delaware valley. we're seeing is oranges, reds telling us we have heavier rain moving in. early for that monday morning commute. heads up now. keep the brels handy. by lunchtime, everybody will see rain and thunderstorms. heavier thunderstorms especially for later on in the afternoon and the early evening hours. it looks like everything will start to clearover night monday into tuesday. hang on tight to

port richmond at 71 degrees. center city is in the 60s this morning. definitely cooler than yesterday and the airport is reporting 68 degrees. just a little bit cooler for chestnut hill and park side to start with. it's going to be a warm, muggy day today and the satellite shows skies are clear. we'll likely see clouds return once again. the only showers around this morning are right at the shore and they're moving offshore. you can see atlantic city is now dry. those showers have passed by. we'll get a nice break for most of the day at the shore. inland areas, the clouds billowing up once again as the temperature climbs. this is lunchtime. 86 degrees. first shower today may be popping up in the suburbs at that hour. 85 degrees there. 80s for wilmington and millville and look at the showers and thunderstorms developing. this is by 2:00 in the afternoon. 87 in philadelphia with some cooling showers for northeast philadelphia and bucks county. those showers and stretching into trenton, 78 degrees. spotty at 2:00. this is just updated information, but wat

and the temperatures in the city, it's 85 at the airport but it's 89 at graduate hospital. 89 in port richmond. warm day but we won't be seeing temperatures like that for a while let alone in the 90s. we saw a few showers around the poconos and berks county earlier today. not seeing much of anything now. one little shower in berks county. looks like it will track west of allentown. this is the significant system. you can see its there. a cold front with some thunderstorms. that will be moving through early tomorrow morning, giving us our one chance of precipitation over the weekend and then the cooler air comes in. so here's the timing on that. all clear, everything okay until 10:00, 11:00 tonight and then this line ever storms comes in and they could be priest significant wake up some of you with the thunder in the middle of the night and then it is past by 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. then by 7:00 or 8:00 depending where you are the sun starts to come out. the shore will take longer. but it will clear out too. maybe a little shower early in the day with some early clouds later in the afterno

and 75 at port richmond. that's to start with. near 90 this afternoon in philadelphia. somerton 89. 89 degrees for chestnut hill. most likely staying dry. look at that nice weather for the shore. pretty nice in delaware. going to be a seammy one today. few showers overnight in the lehigh valley. still popping up now in berks county. those are light showers. tonight get that. that's a cold front. give us showers and thunderstorms overnight. and clear out the heat and humidity for the weekend. few early morning showers. then drying out on saturday. beautiful weather on sunday. another round of showers monday. into tuesday lingering showers. dry district manager out wednesday. wednesday will be nice. more wet weather for most of next week. >> thank you, bill. >>> president trump is once again blasting the russia investigation. tell you what he's saying now. this is a special counsel investigation's enters a new phase. tell you what step robert mueller is taking. what it could mean for the road ahead. >>> two foreign car makers about to take a step that could be welcome new

chestnut hill. 78 degrees. 78 degrees in port richmond. warm afternoon potentially up to 90. depend how quickly the thunderstorms pop up. they'll be developing a little bit earlier during the day today. keep us from the 90 degree mark. delayed 90 no problem. scattered showers and thunderstorms most likely this afternoon in the lehigh valley. more likely in the afternoon during the even thing hours. dry at the shore. heading to the shore no problem. do see a shower or thunderstorm pop up in your neighborhood, lightning no matter where you are is going to be dangerous. time to head inside. if the you can hear the lightning, it's close enough to strike you. consider that are the warning. right now scattered clouds. no rain to show you at this hour. li likely see the first showers and thunderstorming pop thunderstorms pop up this afternoon. back on friday and lingering showers on saturday. temperature near 90 degrees this afternoon. steamy for thursday and friday. saturday a little bit cooler. cold front comes through. going to clear out the showers later saturday and make all th

and society hill. 82 in port richmond. that's pretty warm for this time of night.n in late july. 12 degrees warmer than it was this time last night. 9 degrees warmer in allentown, 8 in dover. so that looks like it's going to set us up for a hotter day tomorrow. we only got into the upper 80s today. not going to take much to get to 906789 90. the humid was low, it's going to go to the steamy level on wednesday, but not to the oppressive level or dangerous level. we have dry conditions across the eriarea now. closest showers in the midwest and around the western links. and as we go through the next couple of days, the chance of any kind of showers is real low tomorrow afternoon. it's not zero, but then it starts going up a little higher as the humidity increases. so wednesday we have a little better chance of some of those pop-up showers coming. most of it's not getting rained on. but the computer model's showing at least the potential for isolated to stronger storms. there we are wednesday evening with some showers and thunderstorms around. that diminishes at night.

. >> new tonight, philadelphia police in port richmond spent thursday evening serving refreshing treats in the community. officers scooped up water ice for a full crowd in palace park. water ice with i cop was sponsored by the powers park cop serve answery. >> as we continue tonight, couch potatoes rejoice. did you know today was national lazy day? >> it's a day designated for doing slully nothing. many of us could use a break. but is being lazy good for yo you? still ahead at 11, i take a look at how the right amount of down time can do a body good. >> also a bucks koumentsy popcorn spot putting a new spip on classic snack. vittoria woodill shows you what sets this aapart from many others in this week's taste with torey. >> a beautiful day transitio transitioned to a pleasant evening a dry stretch comes to an end with a stormy start to the weekend in store. i'll let you know when rain arrives notice full eyewitness forecasts coming up. >> also cauliflower controversy why a trendy new way to prepare the vegetable is causing a fight in the food world as eyewitness news is causing a fight

port richmond and society hill. humidity is higher this morning. feel the mugginess. not only this morning, but right through this afternoon. clouds are streaming through the area. no sign of any wet weather. not yet. thalt wi that will come this afternoon. saw a few spots on the radar screen yesterday. very heavy rainfall. likely to see more storms later today and then continue into the early evening hours. this morning, pretty quiet. 5:30 this morning. not a lot of activity. showers staying to the west and fizzling first thing this morning. 11:30 breaks of sunshine. temperatures heat to near 90 degrees. early this afternoon. heat and humidity will start to fuel those scattered showers and thunderstorms in the suburbs, delaware, and into south jersey. this is 2:00 in the afternoon. and that possibility of those storms continues into the late afternoon hours. just updated a view of the future cast and it shows heavy downpours in the redding area at 6:00 this evening. go into the evening hours. chance of scattered showers. not going be more widespread. more likely to s

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. >> new tonight, philadelphia police in port richmond spent thursday evening serving refreshing treats in the community. officers scooped up water ice for a full crowd in palace park. water ice with i cop was sponsored by the powers park cop serve answery. >> as we continue tonight, couch potatoes rejoice. did you know today was national lazy day? >> it's a day designated for doing slully nothing. many of us could use a break. but is being lazy good for yo you? still ahead at 11, i take a look at how the right amount of down time can do a body good. >> also a bucks koumentsy popcorn spot putting a new spip on classic snack. vittoria woodill shows you what sets this aapart from many others in this week's taste with torey. >> a beautiful day transitio transitioned to a pleasant evening a dry stretch comes to an end with a stormy start to the weekend in store. i'll let you know when rain arrives notice full eyewitness forecasts coming up. >> also cauliflower controversy why a trendy new way to prepare the vegetable is causing a fight in the food world as eyewitness news is causing a fight

police in port richmond serving refreshing treatments to the community. >> oh, did you see that baby? >> so cute. >> adorable. >> what's your favorite water ice flavor? >> okay, big rita's fan, love mango and vanilla custard, life changing. >> good combination. i like mango. >> okay. >> katie, what say you? >> i also enjoy a planning owe but my favorite would have to be strawberry. although once in a while a good jill at i with lemon ice, good little sweet and sour thing going on, oh, my goodness. now that we're all hungry, all-in-all, looks like real good grab yourself a water ice or wuter ice, depending what neighborhood you hail from. but i think we can expect some sunshine today. day of transition, at the moment humidity still not all that palpable, still low, feels pretty good. slight breeze on the skydeck too, nice morning, but when you look at storm scan3, no where near as crystal clear that is has been in the last few mornings, at the moment, even just outside of our area, into central pennsylvania, a few sprinkles are currently coming down, you do have little bit more cloud c

parkwood is at 62 degrees while it's just shy of 70 degrees in port richmond. clouds are way to the south so no sign of clouds for us today. we'll see bright sunshine through the day. once the sun is up, you'll need your sunglasses. umbrellas can wait until the end of the week. your day planner, 64 degrees in philadelphia. 74 degrees at 10:00, 82 at 4:00. climbing into the 70s for the lehigh valley. maybe a spot or two of fog, but most of the fog is gone this morning. 72 degrees at 10:00, then 80 degrees at 2:00 in the afternoon. look at delaware. clear to start with, plenty of sunshine. that 2:00 number just into the 80s. middle 80s this afternoon for a high temperature in delaware. that will happen later in the afternoon. new jersey, sunny skies, just a few scattered clouds to start with at 7:00. the shore gets ahead of the rest of the neighborhood, up to 77 by 10:00 and 78 degrees by 2:00. yes, you'll need your sunglasses, not your umbrella. later in the week, that's a different story. the rain chances go up at the end of the work week and this weekend for p

going over the ben franklin bridge, seeing some rain right now, philadelphia, along 95, toward port richmondd toward 676, across the bridge to camden, you're in some rain. but that's if the going to last that long. this evening drying it out. areas of fog will form. temperatures in the 70s, right now, and they'll stay in the 70s, right through the evening, down the shore, it is muggy, we have an on shore flow, with temperatures in the mid 70s. as we go hour by hour, we will see the northerly winds become easterly, then southeasterly at about 9:75 by the 11:00 hour still quite warm. the temperature, 73 degrees. and coming up we will be talking about more heat in the seven day forecast. so, morning fog tomorrow. back to the 90s. and then looking at more storms in your seven day. we'll have the weekend weather plus the eclipse weather coming up in just a few minutes, see you then. >> talk soon, thanks, kathy? pennsylvania's move toward medical marijuana dispensaries is moving along. that doesn't mean every community where a dispensary slated to go in is on board. pennsylvania's department of he

police in port richmond serving refreshing treatments to the community. >> oh, did you see that baby?>> what's your favorite water ice flavor? >> okay, big rita's fan, love mango and vanilla custard, life

right now, port richmond, 74 degrees. 65 and 69 degrees in parkwood to start with. the wind coming in off the ocean will help to keep the temperatures in place. not going to warm up much. and here comes the wet weather too. temperature into the low 70s, look at the moisture level so close to that. the humidity will be high through the day today. the temperatures will stay cool. first of the rain, it is moving in from the southwest, you can see some light showers in delaware and into berks county. few sprinkles in reading. steadier rain outside of the area. moving into the area. might get a break for a period during the morning hours. steadier rainfall this afternoon. and that's when we could see the heavier downpours into the afternoon and evening hours. rainy one today. heavy rainfall at times, a chance of thunderstorms, especially in delaware and south jersey. 73 degrees this afternoon. the clouds will break overnight, we'll get sunshine tomorrow, increasing sunshine, 83 degrees the high temperature after morning low of 65. wednesday will be nice and sunny. look a

from the 24th district help dish out the refreshing treat to people who live near towers park and port richmond the fun. the event called water ice with a cause. sponsored by the powers park conservancy. not the question, do you like water ice, but do you call it water ice or wuter ice? >> that would be water. what about you? >> i say waater, friends included. >> it is wutter ice, guys, and make it a strawberry. >> i but we all love it. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it, has been 40 years since the son of sam murder terrorize new york sit, but for many folks it is still on their minds. >> then tell but the four men who will get out of this worlds view of the historic solar eclipse. >> pat gallen takes us to the bucks county children's museum it is summer fest in new hope. we're back at the top of the hour. >> intersection in northeast philadelphia becomes a firing range, dozen every bullets fly from one vehicle to another, live with more on this drive-by shooting and the victim's condition. >>> ing. >> mosey testimony yesterday that could impact the judge's decision t

graduate hospital and pen sport, 81, society hill and port richmond had nasty storms in tarsdale this afternoon at 74 degrees right now. the doppler radar back at 5:00 to show that storm developing across, and other storms, in the lehigh valley and then the build up and they didn't move. so some places got a lot of rain, some places none at all. here is the radar estimate. here we have in philadelphia over here, there is palmyra and the bridge area. 3.1 inches of rain. and that fell in like less than two hours. now we're talking about some more showers and storms back to the west. that threat is going to be with us during the afternoons over the next couple of days. take a look at this. tomorrow morning, generally on the dry side. i little bit more humid than it was today. by noontime, just an isolated shower or two. but then we start seeing it build up. with a heat and humidity, 2:00 in the afternoon, we have some isolated big storms. not everybody is getting it again. and it looks like they are not going to get it at the jersey shore. or where the delaware beach is. this is an inlan

we have 89 for port richmond and graduate hospital almost at 90.temperatures. we are seeing lots of sunshine. it looks like 83 degrees. princeton 1 degree cooler at 81 degrees. as far as the jersey shore 82 for you. summers point currently at 80 degrees. we are seeing a southeasterly influence. mainly southerly, southeasterly. we are talking about temperatures that are pretty comfortable. satellite and radar. we are seeing mainly clear conditions. however just to the west and knot west we are seeing greens there and already moving in from south to east. we do have active weather moving in. it will favor the lehigh areas north and west of the philly metro area. your out the door forecast, lots of sunshine here. it is 85 at 6:00 p.m. lots of sunshine. clouds develop later tonight. overall a really great day as far as the pa suburbs. 85 is the expected temperature. it is 73 degrees at 10:00 p.m. and also seeing increasing clouds through the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. looks like we will see a couple of passing showers but just a reall

you can help people in need at the walmart in port richmond until 2:00 this afternoon.ach will only be there until noon so hurry over there. >>> coming up, mixed messages. president trump lashes out at lawmakers in his own party. the white house says it is rad di to work with congress. we'll take a look at the president's tweets this morning just ahead. >>> plus, light up the night, how people at the jersey shore are helping children who have been through life changing injuries. >> people will come together to shine a light. it is called the light up the night for pediatrics brain injuries walk. >> holton was born and 11 weeks later someone we trusted cracked his skull, he spent weeks in a coma and next year was the hardest year for my family. we have jobs, insurance, great support but it was really impossible and we realized there was a need. so a year to the day we started holton's heros. >> last year alone it is not something people focus on. >> so we are trying to be that charity. they don't see the hope we see in these kids. we are doing this walk tomorrow. >> so t

this sign in port richmond, check out this one. there was no jackpot winner last night. lions have never offered prize z so large at the same time. >>> it's a port first adding some ink to philadelphia's professional sports teams. making history and headlines tonight. >>> take a look at the radar and sat satellite. not much to track. nice thursday but we're tracking the chance of showers and thunderstorms returning to the area. >>> break news, 12 firefighters overcome by carbon monoxide poisoning. >> joining us on the phone is one of the witnesses there who has been watching this whole seen unfold. wla can you tell us? what are you seeing? >> how are you doing? i see about 25 firefighters all hanging out. they have the area taped off with caution tape. probably about ten large fire trucks and a couple smaller fire vehicles. they want everybody off the streets and away from the area. >> you're in a nearby building. we're told some of the buildings have been e evacuated. they have been shutting off power in that area. which build rg you in and how close are you to all this?

port richmond. warm spot at 77 degrees.ys ago, remember how refreshing it was in the morning. that was a north westerly wind. that's not what we're going to see today. it's a southwesterly wind. so that brings in more moisture. helps boost the temperatures so we potentially could make it to 90 degrees this afternoon. really depends on the timing of showers and thunderstorms popping up. they pop up a little earlier, we fail to get to 90 degrees. going to be warm and sticky through the day anyway. afternoon showers more likely in the suburbs than in the morning. and in the lehigh valley 88 degrees for allentown and for easton with those afternoon showers and thunderstorms for the lehigh valley. and into delaware and south jersey, the threat will be with us. looking for a dry spot, most likely the shore today. inland areas really steep up. getting the clouds across south jersey and delaware. there are breaks in the clouds. just enough to heat things up during the day. right now the only thunderstorm around is completely missin

port richmond 75. no neighborhoods in the city. we've got wind working out of the south. it's going to be a sea breeze for the beach community. right around 80 degrees this afternoon. inland with a warmer start closer to 90 degrees in philadelphia. most of the rest of area and upper 80s riding on the wind and humidity. 90 in somerton. isolated shower possible in the suburbs this afternoon. even more likely in the lehigh valley. allentown and easton upper 80s with the showers developing this afternoon. sunshine for new jersey, upper 80s for trenton and hammonton 87 degrees this afternoon. sea breeze will limit temperatures into the low 80s for cape may. bit warmer and steamier inwomenington. showers and thunderstorms holdoff until possibly last tonight. hold off until possibly last tonight. those showers and thunderstorms on and offer this morning. this is the area most likely to see storms later today. we will all get a chance for wet weather late tonight. that's a cold front going to be ushering in much nicer weather and air for the weekend, but before that comfortable a

. >> back here at home, philadelphia police officers served up refreshing treats in port richmond. >>ct, served water ice to a full crowd, the event known as water ice with the cops was sponsors by the powers park conservancy. apparently the kiddos enjoyed it. >> yes. >> who wouldn't? >> katie? >> the last couple up he will every days have been great, water ice wetter. >> i think all-in-all, hey,. >> no matter the weather, it is never a problem to go get a water ice or wuter ice. i tends to set myself up for those, talk my way back into a corner, but we start off by looking at the live neighborhood network, where we've got an absolutely beautiful sunrise currently, a little bit more colorful than we typically find, with a nice clear sky, you have some yellow, pink, orange going on in there as well as yellow, grace, still some clouds out there, starting to be more clouds out, there i should say , but little pocket of showers working it way primarily north of berks county now, but you won't have to worry about wet weather for the most part until later on today. that's when we start to s

you see woman buy as meal for homeless man at a port richmond restaurant and when she gets the receipt she sees written on it has her all fired up. it's a case of homeless shaming our happening flynn went to find out. >> reporter: do you consider homeless to be a derogatory term? >> i do. when it's used like that, yes. >> reporter: when it's used in that particular way. >> absolute, yes. >> reporter: you take offense to it. >> i did, yes. >> reporter: it's hank and that was coffee a night woman who bought a meal for homeless gentleman the other week at the aramingo i hospital. the receipt nor meal however when it came back literally read, homeless. does that op of offend you take is maybe we need to dissect how it gets used. >> putting homeless on a check for a homeless person is a same thing as putting black woman on her check. >> it's the same thing. because i have name. he has a name. so i mean it's rude. >> reporter: the man does have name. charles mets he's been on the streets since march and he says the check didn't bother him as much because he's got bigger concerns. >> it did b

port richmond is 70 but the rest of the neighborhoods are in the 60s. park side down to 65 degrees and 66 in parkwood and northeast philadelphia. not a bad start. the clouds are out. the showers we had first thing this morning are now offshore. you might see a few scattered clouds this morning but we will see clouds developing again this afternoon and probably going to get another round of some showers and thunderstorms. and the first of them may be popping up right around 1:00 in the suburbs and into northeast philadelphia. that's just the beginning as that spreads 2:00 in the afternoon, we'll see that threat continue into south jersey and delaware too. not a lot of activity. now at 4:00 according to this computer model but these can fire up quickly and produce heavy rainfall like we saw at times yesterday. that's 5:00 in the afternoon so we could still be seeing those showers impacting our area into the evening hours. then later in the evening, that's 7:00 but later in the evening we'll get one more round of showers and thunderstorms. that's at 11:00

a woman buys a man for homeless man at a port richmond rest aunt.t the receipt she was fired over what was written over. >> does a case of homeless shaming. our hank flynn went to fine out. >> reporter: do you consider homeless to be a derogatory term? >> i do. when it's used like that, yes. >> reporter: when it's used in that particular way. >> absolutely yes. >> reporter: you take offense to it. >> i did, yes. >> reporter: all right. it's hank and that was ravon in a coffee nice woman who bought meal for homeless gentleman the other week at the aramingo ihop. the receipt for that meal, however, when it came back literally read homeless. does offend you? my take is maybe we need to dissect how that word homeless gets used. >> ♪ >> reporter: she says putting homeless on check for a homeless person is a same thing as putting black woman on her che check. >> it's the same thing. because i have name. he has a name. so i mean it's rude. >> reporter: the man does have name. charles mets he's been on the streets since march and he says the check didn't bo

. >> bumm, bumm, bumm, we have joan, from port richmond. >> oh, joan!rning, mike and alex. >> with her good day shirt on. >> we love you. look at her in her fox 29 t-shirt. >> yes. >> she is our ticket to win this challenge here today. so joan, you came here, thousand dollars take a bus to get here. >> two busses to get here. >> two buses. >> thousand dollars take two busses to get here just to hang out with us and of course to buy her powerball ticket. and ooh ticket in your hand. >> yes, the winning ticket. >> i love joan watch did you tell me today, what did you say about me? >> oh. i said she looks like she is a high school student. i asked her her able. she did tell me. >> she actually is. >> and she is adorable. so cute. >> joan is my new best friends. but mike and alex, just for you, we did talk to some other people who whether here buying your tickets, and they tell us not only what they want to do with the money for themselves, but also, for philadelphia sports. >> are you a philadelphia sports fan? >> yes. philadelphia phillies, flyers, eagles

so extra delays for gang leaving northeast philadelphia , coming out of the port richmond through kensington and downtown. slow go on i-95. signal issues on amtrak's northeast corridor in baltimore power issues in new york. it will squeeze us tighter in philadelphia on the northeast corridor throughout the day and then are storm delays in and out of the new york airports and that will have a come minute necessity effect here in philadelphia check with the airline before you head down to the airport, alex and thomas, back to you. >>> okay, it is united states coastguard birthday 227 old. >> young. >> national coastguard game and their new recruit richard is with them at their training facility. >> drop and give me 20, richard. >> one word is intense, company commander card here, thanks so much for having umy p. >> happy birthday. we are at recruit facility in cape may county, a, this was het you guys have 4,000 single yeary are p a trained to have service. >> i'm getting down, you have t, when they come here how long >> recruits are in training for eight weeks which is >> fifty-two days. >> t

and that slows you down through port richmond into center city. mike and karen back over to you. >> let's get back to this o.j. simpson white bronco thing. >> how much money do you think it would go for? so the agent, former april, of oj, has that bronco and is going to sell it to you for a price. >> ya. there is an opening bid already. i'm stunned. >> you sell your car, you know, there. ninety-four bronco, white one c, it goes between like four, five, $6,000, 94 bronco. o.j. simpson's worth what? it? y factor? if you could ownbe jay leno type, love cars, hey, guess who is that isl buy it? >> oj returned to the national spotlight this year, documentart him, that fx series, he was just parole in the article robbery case, that was big story. so now is the time, wny for that car. they're going to auction it off on monday night, on pawn stars. the owner is the former o.j. simpson agent mike gilbert. he just bought it from al cowlings, the one driving the bronco, the infamous la car chase back in 1994, and mike bill bert says he's not excepting less th

protection, slowing down the process of global warming for where i live in richmond, it's a beautiful spot but it's surrounded by the portof richmond which imports about a quarter of a million japanese and korean cars every year, longshore workers do that work. we have a huge burlington northern santa fe rail yard between the port and the refinery. and till the oil prices drop, as was the eye could see that was filled with black tank cars per week to call them mr. buffets bomb trains, warren buffett owns his railroad, filled with crude, and then you've got two to 3000 people, white-collar, blue-collar who depend for the light is on working directly or indirectly for chevron. you are like surrounded with examples of workers, or employment involving extraction or transportation or refine our use of fossil fuel. one of the things that i describe in the book is the difficulty that the environment of movement faces, making this idea of a just transition to green jobs, to cool the wages, benefits, job security, union protection real for people in the oil industry, tony who many people may remember as a pioneering labor and fiv

and where i live, it's a beautiful spot but is surrounded by the port of richmond which imports aboutone quarter of a million japanese and create cars every year, workers do that were, they have a huge burlington northern santa fe williard, between the port and the refinery and until oil prices drop as far as you could see those filled with black tank cars, ron buffett owns this railroad and it was filled and headed to other refineries. any of two or 3000 people, white blue-collar who depend their livelihoods on working directly or in directly for chevron. you're surrounded with examples of workers, or employment involving transportation, refining or use of fossil fuel. one of the things i described in the book is the difficulty the environmental movement faces, making this idea of a just transition to green jobs, two equivalent wages, union protection real for people in the oil industry. tony and many people here may remember as a pioneering label environmentalist is one of the first people to try to build these coalitions between environmentalist and chemical plant workers. as i des

port richmond, already at 71 degrees .heading into the 80s this afternoon. >> let's see if your ridee a smooth one. how do the roads look? >> 42 freeway is smooth right now. we look at our cameras around creek road moving up towards philadelphia. if you're heading to 295, you'll have no problems getting there for now. volume is light. we're watching a crash, too. this is out on the p.a. turnpike. we're losing some lanes just around lansdale. for the most part, delays are very light moving through the scene. >> right now in philadelphia, police and canine units are looking for a suspect in an armed home invasion robbery. they chased the man after he stole a car from a home in mt. airy last night. >>> today, a preliminary hearing resumes for most of the 18 fraternity members who face charges after the death of a student at penn state. the frat brothers waited almost 12 hours before calling for help. i'm tracy davidson, "today" show continues. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches... ...over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the.

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city, pleasanton 100 tomorrow, brentwood, discovery bay back to 100 tomorrow, 83 in richmond, novato 93 degrees and lake port still toasty at 104. we're more humid and cloudy thursday, mostly cloudy day. friday we're still warm and cloudy. we clear things out over the weekend and get back to normal, which is chilly nearly the bay, 80s and 90s inland. we'll notice an increase in cloud cover coming up as soon as tomorrow. >> be a relief maybe. >>> steph curry, the two time nba mvp, but tonight you might say he has a new title, the ultimate party crasher. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with well, some people in rhode >>> party crashers, they can be the worst, right? >> well, some people in rhode island didn't seem to mind when this guy, yeah, that guy right there in the middle, showed up according to tmz, steph curry, and a group of friends passed by the newport house this weekend, heard loud music blasting and asked if they could join in, party a little bit. curry was in town for harrison barnes' wedding. >> you know who curry reminds me of right now? jim harbaugh. he's everywhere, right? he's p

port. east bay shore, 78, oakland, 73, breezy 72 in richmond. and inland, just about everybody reaching 90 to 95 degrees. san ramone, you'll be close at 89. close to air-conditioning weather, if not today, wait until you see the next couple of days. hazy sunshine out there as we round out your 12 hour day planner, 60s and 70s for temperatures at noon, the 60s at the coast, 70s for the rest of us. 85 at 4:00. inland, 74 around the bay and 60 at the coast. most of us in the 50s and 60s by 8:00 and upper 50s to low 60s by midnight with clouds increasing. now the marine layer's down to 1800 feet. i think it'll get compressed again tonight. fog is possible around santa rosa and along the coast while the most of us are cloudy. 54 to 61 degrees. here's my seven day forecast. pattern changes a little tomorrow. so our temperatures, yeah, they change little. now label the warmer as the high pressure starts to move in, especially inland friday and then our warmest weather 12 going to start saturday and hang around through next week mid to upper 90s inland.

primary port for most blockade runners coming in when they came into wilmington, they could offloot their supplies on to trains in the town of wilmington. and they could directly head north to richmond. there were a series of defensive fortifications that were posted all along the river. there was fort holmes, fort johnston. you had ft. anderson, three miles up river. numerous batteries all over the area. that was meant to keep the union fleet. they literally ran into the mouth of everything and sailed right past the defensive positions. >> when ft. fisher was first constructed or started, it was april 1861, there was not a lot of organizational capacity to this nobody thought about what was supposed to be the basis. five different gun in placements. they were not interconnected, they were not interlocking. they were just sort of poundses of dirt with artillery pieces on them. in july 4th, 1862, a new commander came to the fort. what he decided to do was to take these series of batteries and connect them through. he took what was already existing here, make sure he had enough soldiers to literally start their job if they weren't working the guns or learning how to be a soldier, thei

ports in the u.s. the national weather service said harvey will remain inland into next week. >>> the time is coming up on 6:36, and that's bad news for places like richmond, texas, which is already flooded. we mentioned our meteorologist is in south texas there, and one resident said he is in shock because of the destruction. >> it's insane. i never seen anything like this. last year it got flooded. there was big rains. you should go and look over here. there's rapids. you can whitewater rapid in a canoe or kayak. it's crazy. >> our crew has been able to use the nbc washington app to check in. >>> president trump is expected to get briefed on the storm later on this morning. the president is still seeing a lot of of sheriff joe arpaio. kelly o'donnell has the latest. >> the white house response is headquartered at camp david, where president trump led a press conference that directed his federal team to remain fully engaged and position to support his number one priority of saving lives. notably upbeat on twitter, president trump wrote we are leaving nothing to chance and we have fantastic people on the ground. so far so good. the president authorized em

richmond, texas. albeit a little bit lighter than it was yesterday. the rain shield will be moving from west to east throughout the day today. the heaviest rain is in the beaumont, portcenter is 120 miles away from port arthur, texas, and heading in that direction, still tropical storm strength. the bulk of the heavier rain into louisiana by tomorrow. the damage done here in houston. this is a neighborhood that has a four-way intersection and three of the four roadways in and out of here have become boat ramps for first responders. have performed hundreds of rescues for people who decided to stay in their homes but the water has continued to rise. amy. >> rob with the very latest. thanks, george. >>> it is dropping so much water, estimated more than 10 trillion gallons of rain have already fallen on texas. trillions more expected before this storm finally ends. abc's eva pilgrim is in dickinson, texas, with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: george, so much more rain overnight. some of the roads we've been taking since we arrived here are no longer passable. it's very hard for us to get out. i just want to show you where we are at this gas station. you can see the

port and floodwaters continue to rise. also to the evacuation and rescue's out there yesterday. closer to houston, downriver comment on the broncos river we visited a community called richmond which is now in the path of the floodwaters rushing down as it goes to the polls. they expect about a three or four-foot wall of water to come down there. the national guard yesterday going door-to-door to get people out of there. one family to talk to come the six children, just back from the hospital with their sixth child about a week old now been evacuated by the national guard. incredible. we are in the staging area now in houston. west houston near the reservoirs which continue to release water because a few of the good break this is the staging area for the occasion navy, which we've heard much about. these are all filled cans of gasoline, other supplies as they take people in and out of the flood zone. i say in a now because some people are trying to stay in going back and forth. a mandatory evacuation is coming. it just keeps coming. >> thank you so much. jeff flock on the ground in houston. what an incredible job has been doing. american energy supplies taking another hit fr