quakers, for example, they are one of the more common groups that had pacifist convictions. of course, william penn is a significant figure for the founding of pennsylvania and he himself was a quaker. it is a misnomer to talk about pacifist, as if they were a uniform category of individuals. they were not necessarily all on the same page. it came to often time they are called the cluster groups called the peace churches. others were not committed to those in a rigid way. somewhere very consistent, almost rigid in their pacifist principles, their nonviolent ethical principles. other groups were not nearly as committed in a rigid way, and would make allowances. we really have a diverse group of pacifists within pennsylvania. not all of them are completely straightrict in their application. among the quakers, we would have other pacifist groups. many of these would be ethnic germans. many would make of the german population we have talked about . groups like anabaptist groups, that go back to the mennonites. the amish are another anabaptist group that would be committed to non

look zero visibility right now in quaker town. dense fog for allentown and reitztown, that extends to atlantic county. atlantic city at the airport reporting quarter mile visibility while there's no problem in wildwood or dover. so stand by for clouds some breaks of sunshine and afternoon temperatures near 90 degrees at 1:00. and during the afternoon, a chance of storms. i've got your hour by hour when i'm back in ten. >>> that was the scene in bethlehem north hampton county last night where flooding from pounding rain popped a manhole cover out of place. you can see the water bubbling up from underneath the street. the flooding forced some roads to shut down. this is video of east avenue and willow park road in the township. you can see the drivers doing what we warm them not to do taking chances by continuing through the flood waters. now with the steamy and stormy conditions approaching the area today, stay ahead with the nbc 10 news app. it is the same technology that our first alert meteorologists use to monitor severe weathe

quakers, for example, they are one of the more common groups that had pacifist convictions. of course, william penn is a significant figure for the founding of pennsylvania and he himself was a quaker. they were uniform category of individuals. they were not necessarily all on the same page. it came to often time they are called the cluster groups called the peace churches. others were not committed to those in a rigid way. so, many would make of the german population we have talked about stopped like anabaptist groups stop this'll go back to some of them, anyway. the amish are another anabaptist group that are committed to nonviolence. then, the moravians, the members of the groups that were arrested in easton that i mentioned. they have various streams within their origins in germany, both in german-speaking areas lutheran protestantism, in the area of moray via which is part of the czech republic. so, they would be exhibiting sample as well. then other smaller groups, which called a brother in. and an array of other small groups. this issue of violence, the ethical dilemm

this is intersection of quaker lane and dogwood drive. now the northbound lanes of quake rer closed. police tell us the motorcycle went through the window of a nearby daycareter at st. clement church. five children were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. the cyclist is in critical condition. we have upcauths from the crews as soon as -- updates from the crews there as soon as it's available. the wake of another recent safety issues. maureen: to the deadly l'enfant smoke incident big names say more should be done to protect riders. brianne carter is live along the yellow line with the call for action. brianne: it was that fatal smoke incident that happened hereby near the l'enfant metro station on january 12. it had the f.d.a. conducting inspection of the safety operation. >> governor kaine is talking about the latest report examining the safety on metro. today senators spoke out after a briefing from the federal

right now the northbound lanes of quaker lane are closed. we will keep you posted on what happens there. investigators say they don't know how many federal employees are victims of a major computer hack. >> the one who represents the city attacked by 9/11, i consider there a far more serious one to the national security of our country. leon: the head of the office of personnel management testified at a house hearing this afternoon. hackers accessed personal information of at least 4 million current and former government employees. they may also have gotten ahold of information belonging to contractors and relatives of government workers. china is denying that it was behind the attack. maureen: next at 6:00 triple-a calls out a money-maker. the camera issues the most tickets in the county. stick, miserable, whatever you say. it's hot outside. steve's full forecast is next. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports, the redskins mini camp kicks off today. can lebron force a game seven? he will need help. the help he maureen: one speed cam

zero visibility right now in quaker town dense fog in allentown.ort they're reporting quarter mile visibility. that could create some delays at the atlantic city airport. 84 at 10:00 this morning and

zero visibility right now in quaker town dense fog in allentown. at the airport they're reporting quarter mile visibility. that could create some delays at the atlantic city airport. 84 at 10:00 this morning and near 90 at noon. that's when we'll see the storms develop. we'll take a closer view of the hourly hour future weather when i come back to show you where the storms are most likely to form. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington to see if she spotted the fog on the roadways. >>> we're dealing with the fog right around route 1, you can see reduced visibilities in the area if you're headed northbound or southbound. something to watch out for and use extra caution when traveling through the area. out in philadelphia we're dealing with a road closure due to an earlier water main break closed in both directions north and southbound. you can take market street to get by that. now if you're heading into center city on 95 up toward the vine street express way, a 12-minute trip. we'll check in with more drive times coming

low 90s for allentown and quaker town. 90s for trenton. hot one at the shore where it's likely to stay dry today. vineland and dover up to 91. the chance of showers increases the farther north you can so there's a chance philadelphia will see scattered showers early this evening. 92 degrees. 91 for wilmington and 92 for swedes swedesburo. more likely saturday see widespread showers and thunderstorms before we get a break from the heat and humidity on sunday. more of the timing of the cooler weather and seven-day forecast when i come back in ten. >>> let's check your ride to work and see if any trouble spots you should know about before you head out the door. >> jessica boyington is always checking all of the cameras to watch out for any trouble. any signs of brake lights out there on the road this morning? >> we are still quiet on this thursday morning! definitely a good thing. a disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressway on montgomery drive and pulled into the shoulder over here but traffic moving by nicely. no problems heading westbou

. >> news4 shomari stone live at the scene off quaker lane in alexandria. he spoke to the church pastor tonight. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. the church pastor invited us inside his office. we sat down and talked about what happened. he is amazed that no one was seriously hurt. you look right over there that is boarded up that is where the motorcycle entered. and there were kids in that classroom. people at this church are calling this a miracle. >> we're so blessed that no one was hurt. >> right here. >> reporter: reverend john hortum thanks god no one was hurt when this motorcycle crashes through a window at st. clements episcopal school. >> we're praying for the man on the motorcycle. his machine came right through the 101, the majority of it. and right over the heads of little children and their teacher. >> reporter: around ten kids between 2 and 5 years old were in the classroom. suddenly the motorcycle hit a car at the intersection of quaker lane in dogwood drive in alexandria, sending the rider and his motorcycle airborne. >> glass is all over

cooler side in the 50 degrees. 54 currently in quaker town. 53 in pottstown. temperatures in wilmington in the mid 50s 51 degrees in washington township. along the shore our temperatures are in the mid 50s. our future path shows us we will see on and off showers today. heading into thursday another round of cloudiness and scattered showers closer to the evening. friday once again early evening hours. a few spotty showers. heading out friday night, friday night plans will be safe. we'll see improving conditions as we head into saturday. and sunday your highs around the region today at 68 degrees in philadelphia. 69 in pottstown. a little warmer for allentown. 72 degrees. 71 in reading. closer to the shore. we will remain below average today and thursday. temperatures at 68 degrees both daze. average for the time of year 79. coming up tracking weekend forecast and warmer temperatures on the way. >> warmer temperatures. okay. >> i like it. just about 10:00. after 6:00. not surprisingly we already have some hot spots. >> including the problem on 295. jessica boyin

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now quaker town and wrightstown down to zero visibility quarter mile visibility allenton toms river and atlantic city. anything at a quarter mile or less that's considered dense fog and that will be messing with not only driving but potentially flights at the airports this morning. not an issue for dover and wildwood. millville is fog free this morning as well. but those are the areas that are seeing it. it's going to take some time for it to clear. watching the radar screen, most of the activity is to the west. 74 degrees right now. be in the low 90s this afternoon. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood in the forecast when i come back in ten minutes. right now jessica boyington is watching the roads this morning. >> we're starting to see fog pop up in most of our cameras. we're going to start off though out on the boulevard. you can see foggy conditions in the distance. this is one of our better shots with better visibility actually. so headed southbound and northbound you know it might take you a little bit of extra time. use some caution traveling through the area. we're

temperatures will be heading into the low 90s for allentown and quaker town and reading. mt. holly and doylestown topping out near 90 this afternoon. you upper 80s for rehoboth. cape may and ocean city into the 90s this afternoon. drexel hill and swedesboro. not all heat and humidity. the seven-day forecast has some relief. the timing when i come back in 10. >> the temperatures scared me. i have to use my air-conditioning in my car. i have been driving around with my windows on but i think i have to turn it on. >> i turned it on the way to work this morning. jessica boyington, what else do people know when they get that their cars and head out this morning? >> a late rush for this thursday. vine street around 24th street no problems or delays at all. headed westbound toward the schuylkill expressway three-minute trip from 95. eastbound lanes heading towards 95 no problems there as well. definitely good news. as we take a look at the rest of our majors. 95 southbound from wood haven road the vine street expressway not slowing down yet. 15 minute trip and 12 minutes on the schu

their worst road trip, losing that many games since 1883 the phillies first year they were called the quakers then that's how bad it was. how bad was it? jerome williams is on the 15-day d.l., they lose him, they lost 19-3. how bad was it? jeff francoeur has to come in and pitch. how bad was it? the bullpen phone was off the hook. phillies dugout could not get in touch with the bullpen to save francoeur. ryan san berg said that is inexcusable and that cannot happen. they were waiving the white flag i asked jeff francoeur why the phone was off the hook. >> i'm blaming pat saying he didn't want to come in so he took the phone off the hook. i don't know anything that happened with that i was out there trying to get that last out, and i was able to do it. it sucked last night was brutal, but maybe it loosened guys up a little bit. >> jeff said they owe the orioles a butt whopping tonight. core kneel yas randolph, they signed him today. the phillies right now are on pace for 108 losses the team record is 109 losses it's pretty bad. rubin amaro says he's not worried about his job. let's go across t

but during the day, sunshine for the bulk amount. 77 degrees and 80s for allentown, reading and quaker town. humidity stays low. 85 in trenton and mt. holly. 82 for doylestown. 80s at the shore. atlantic city 84 and middle 80s for vineland and dover. philadelphia up to 86 degrees. just a little bit cooler for westchester and wilmington. dry during the day today but i am tracking some showers and weekend rain. we got the seven-day forecast in the next half hour. >> thanks bill. >>> 4:20 on this thursday a check of the traffic with jessica boyington. what are you seeing out on the cameras? >> we are seeing residual effects from the storm. on mass transit media/el wyn line is suspended this morning. patco wood crest service is suspended as well. all other service has resumed normally. middle town township between stoney bank road fallen power lines in the area. route 70 and main street in west deptford and 44 and grove avenue. washington township on the 42 freeway around green tree. winslow on 73 and fleming pipe. as for the majors throughout the area the schuylkill expressway so far for

that motorcycle hit a car at quaker lane and dogwood drive. take a look at the scene here. that motorcycle flew through the classroom of st. clair episcopal school. >> a lot of the children if they had been in that corner, it would have really hurt people. >> the motorcycle driver is in critical condition right now. >>> a man is dead after being hit by a d.c. street sweeper. the 73-year-old died after being hit while cleaning the roadway here. he was hit around 10:30 in the morning and later died at the hospital. three people were on the scene after the accident. no charges have been charged. >>> ahead we could find out what's next for the budget in prince george's county. the county council chairman mel franklin said the override avoids the 15.6% increase next year. baker hinted the next step could be a court battle. franklin says, quote the prospect of a county executive suing would be self-destructive and self-defeating and irresponsible. >>> job buts in the montgomery county schools next year, last night, school officials voted unanimously to practices a $2.32 million b

quaker town at 64. 60s across delaware. one lone 70 degrees for cape may harbor. rest of south jersey in the 60s and looking at rain coming down. showers move through mid-morning and steady rain tapers off and a chance of scattered showers throughout the day. this weekend, a chance we will be affected by tropical depression bill over oklahoma and arkansas and reaching into southern missouri and looks like it's bringing us wet weather for sunday and it's on the move. still a lot of moisture with that system even though the winds will be winding down. as we go into the day later on thursday we could see some scattered showers to the north and this afternoon and into evening, a chance of thunderstorms and into tomorrow morning, a chance of showers and thunderstorms as well. closer look at the weekend with the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten. >>> windshield wipers for your ride to work. jessica, what are you watching right now? >> we are looking at wet roads this morning. we don't have a lot of incidents yet because not a lot of volume out on the schuylkill

the congregationalists in new england in chesapeake, the quakers in pennsylvania -- this evangelical force has this ecumenical possibility to it that it is created in a new center to american religious life, but at the same time, the margins are growing as well. so, you have the latter-day saints, the shakers, the rapid growth of catholics who are north of 3 million by the time of the american civil war. so, it's this interesting phenomena and where the center and the margins are growing simultaneously and in some kind of symbiotic relationship and that is in the heart of our struggle as a people. there is still an evangelical center too much of american religious culture. i think it would be disingenuous to suggest that there wasn't. yet the margins are so powerful and diverse and complex, the tension between the strong center and the powerful margin defines our religious story as a people. that really hits its stride during the time we are talking about. john: i would answer that in a little bit different way. i think it supports what david is saying. we still have the same religio

during the day, sunshine. 80s for reading and quaker town into the low 80s this afternoon. doylestown, trenton, mt. holly will see sunshine. later this afternoon, clouds on the increase. looks like a great day at the shore. sunshine will be bright this morning and the clouds rolling in this afternoon. westchester up to 83 degrees. a bit warmer for wilmington and swede bs swedesboro. we will look at the extended weather when i come back in ten minutes. >>> jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. we are starting things off fir on the schuylkill expressway. right around belmont avenue we check on the drive times there. you can see right behind me here all of the cars moving along just fine whether you're heading westbound or eastbound. those drive times looking great. 12 minutes if you're heading eastbound into the center city area. we will check in with mass transit coming up. >>> white house heckler. >> hey. yeah. listen. you're in my house. >> wait until you hear how the president handled the person trying to shout from the crowd. and beyonce is coming. we have jus

. >> my mum was part of a quaker group that was visiting prisons. the prison reform movement was very big. >> reporter: she didn't find out her father was a murderer until she was 22 and he was dying of cancer. after he passed away she learnt a darker secret from her mother. it wasn't until after your dad was dead and your mother herself was dying that you knew that his murder. >> she said "you know how you always asked me if he shot more han one person, he did." >> reporter: her mother confessed he killed up to six other people over drug deals, after he got out of prison. crimes for which he was never arrested, convicted or paid the price. the weight of her father's since drived massey's work. >> i feel the gun report is my way of atoping for his crimes, or giving back in some way. i know i can't undo the carnage. if writing about gun violence, even just saves one life. then it was worth it. >> the gun report was cancelled on june 10th last year, after all massey's reporting, her editor told her there was a shootings. >> a few days after we pulled

up into the 80s for allentown, quaker town and regulated. sunny skies to start with and clouds increasing this afternoon. 80s for trenton and doylestown and mt. holly. looks like a great shore day. any showers hold off until likely the evening hours. 85 vine land and dover 84. we will see sunny skies to start with. temperatures into the 80s for wilmington with philadelphia at 86 in the afternoon. after sunshine clouds are on the way with a chance of evening showers. the weekend looks like it's going to turn rainy, especially on saturday. look at the afternoon temperatures. 71 degrees on saturday. the showers continue into sunday morning and then slowly clearing skies sunday with sunshine later in the day and sunday. a warmer one in the upper 70s. seven-day forecast show you what happens after that when i come back in ten minutes. >>> folks getting up this morning and heading out the door won't have to worry about wet weather for the drive into work at least. >> let's check in with jessica boyington with how things are going. >> mass transit

pocono mountains 64. 75 allentown and 73 quaker town. 70s for doylestown and trenton and mt. holly and shore 70s and dover 81 degrees with breaks of sunshine. 70s for wilmington. drexel hill with occasionally showers and chance of a late day thunderstorm. weekend forecast when i come back in ten. >>> if you're getting ready to head out the door, a problem on 295 to tell you about. >> jessica? >> we are seeing lane restrictions on 295 and not because of the rain. black horse pike we are dealing with debris spill. a truck spilled mulch. one lane squeezing by and police activity on the scene there as well. northbound side 12 minutes from 168 up towards the 38. no real problems there because there is not a lot of volume so not that backed up but something to watch out for. deptford, watching this road closure in new jersey. both directions are closed. take 55 to get through the area off black horse pike. out in cherry hill watching ongoing construction. one lane on route 70 westbound between soldier cornell avenue and mcclellan avenue. if you're heading into the city from new jer

:ssÑ quaker town zero visibility right nowqéoi÷ andxa quarter in doylestown in the poke know mountains, light fog, not a problem in mount poke know and south jersey is seeing a bit of't fog í+? too. atlantic city7r5l is seeing some fog right now. big problem during the day though, the chance of showers and thunderstorms. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at the future weather. we'll take you through it hour by hour. >>> let's get back to the flooding we were showing you video of earlier in u$bethlehem. this morning the flood waters have subsided and roads are reopened. but there is some damage left behind.edk÷ katy zachary is live for us in bethlehems3gn where a sinkhole has opened up. >> reporter: it has just behind me. you can see thatb' r(q have closed off the road part of the 2,000 block of claremont street. you can see this power line tower which sits on someone's property. and at the base of it engulfing one of the legs?2v you can see a giant sinkhole. i'm told it's about 7 feet deep just as wide if not wider. we're getting som

we will see a thunderstorm later today. 64 degrees for the pocono mountains. 70s for allentown and quaker town. up to 73 degrees for mt. holly. the shore? a little warm for rehoboth and 81 for dover and atlantic city 71 degrees. a chance of some showers and thunderstorms but not looking all-day rainfall at the shore or in the city. see lots of clouds and a chance of a thunderstorm. 75 westchester and drexel hillv:ca to 76 and 77 in philadelphia. the seven-day forecast with a look at the weekend when i come back in ten. >>> we got some construction in some places but wet roads almost everywhere. >> jessica boyington is watching the roads for you. what are you seeing? >> good news already so far. the vine street expressway ongoing construction cleared a little bit early this morning because of the rain. eighth street right now. they have reopened broad street and you can see the drive times not affected there. be on lookout for possible crew in the way and getting out of the way. schuylkill expressway, rain coming down through the curve but you can see everything is doing just fine. still m

it all keeps us cool. 70s for reading and allentown and quaker town. occasionalo u$is afternoon for doylestown and trenton and mt. holly. mostly cloudy at the shores. 79 rehoboth. heading to the firefly concert? temperatures in the low 80s for dover and 70s westchester and drexel hill. occasional showers today and thunderstorms this evening. this weekend? not a washout but we have wet weather coming into play for one of the days. seven-day forecast with the timing of that rainfall when i come back in ten. >>> i'm crediting bill henley with a bit of marketing genius here. traffica with jessica. like it? >> that works. see what works for your morning ride. jessica with traffica has that. >> i'm going to defend bill here. it's early. sometimes we can't speak before 5:30! it's fine. >>> 95 around girard avenue heading southbound or northbound no problems under 15 minutes. from the vine street expressway to wood haven road. northbound shot here. you can see a little bit of volume right there. no problems in either direction, though. just something to watch out for wit

a shower at 11:00 tonight. 80s this afternoon for the pocono mountains and 90s for allentown and quaker town and into the 90s for trenton. shower might keep things in the 80s for doylestown this afternoon. dover and staying dry today. look at the 90s for wilt. this is just the beginning. if you head toward the weekend, the temperatures could go even higher. seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> 10 after 5:00 now. we will see if we have anything out there on the roads now that could slow you down on your drive to work this morning. >> jessica boyington is watching that. any slow down spots? >> we are doing okay with volume and incidents. but we are dealing with ongoing instruction. 295 around the black horse pike only two lanes getting by. starting to see a little bit of volume behind that but we are blocking the right hand shoulder and lane. drive times still okay. it's just slow before this point. 12-minute drive time there. it's okay. 95 in delaware you can see everything moving along just fine there as well. ten minutes heading north or southbound from 295 up towards 495 and n

water temperatures cold. 17 will be the high in the poconos, 77 in allentown, mid 70s in quaker town. expect a high of 73 in doylestown. along the shore, low 70s. 68 in rehoboth beach. a few little passing stray showers in the morning but again clearing as we head into the afternoon. seven day forecast shows it warms back into the 80s. sunday, 78 and then mid 80s expected on monday. possibly 90 by next thursday. >> 8 minutes before 5 clock, friday morning. give you a check of the roads so you know what to face. >> here's katy zachry. >> hi, vai and tracy. fortunately it was within the 5:00 hour -- 4:00 hour. i'm speeding things up. maybe on a friday i do though. getting to the traffic, live look at 309 right at the pennsylvania turnpike where you do see some wet roads out there. as brittney said, there are light showers moving through our area so you'll likely walk out to your car and find the wet roadways. drive times fing on there look really good. taking a look at 202. drive times from route 30 to 76 the drive times are 10 11 minutes. you can't beat that. between route 55 and the w

this happened late today at quaker lane and dogwood drive in alexandria. police say the motorcycle collided with a car. that biker suffered serious injuries. the police department's crash reconstruction team is trying to pull together what happened. >>> well, those storms never materialized today but don't worry, it could happen tomorrow. >> we thought all the humidity, that it was brewing up anyway. chief meteorologist topper shutt is here on our foot-and- mouthfourth yellow alert in a row. >> i was on the -- on our foot- and-mouth yellow alert in the row. >> i was on the fence with this but, the morning commute will be fine. it will be cooler actually north and west of town you see the 67 in gaithersburg and even low 70s downtown. 70s downtown have been running in the upper -- lows in the upper 70s last couple of nights. we will advance to lunchtime. you probably safe walking to lunch unless you're west of town after manassas and culpeper. by 6:00, there could be a couple of showers for the evening commute. but by and large, we're issuing the yellow aler

this happened at quaker lane and dogwood drive. police tell us the bike skidded into the window. . >> good. >> it is there. a couple of days near 95. 95 in fredericksburg. the change coming. >> he doesn't know anything. the cardinals confirmed that federal investigators are looking into whether the team's front office hacked into the internal data base. they are accused of steeling confidential information. . >> anybody else. it is going to be addressed. right now -- the investigation proves the allegations are true, this will be the first known case of espionage with a major league team. >> there are new developments in mansion murders. darren wint has not one but two lawyers. criminal cases. one of the lawyers says wint is looking forward to his day in court. >> darren is not a u.s. citizen. the family and their house a detainer on there. did not go free. instead. the u.s. attorney is there. >> his actions are considering in light of immigration law. >> over the weekend wint's mother and siblings hired private attorneys. back in

temperatures on the mild side. 66 in quaker town and right along we're starting off in the mid 60s. temperature wide it is 77 by 11:00 a.m. a little more sunshine in philadelphia. now let's check in with jessica boyington. >> we're dealing with rush hour now on 78. a overturned tractor trailer, they're moving the camera around right now. you can take old route 22 to get by the scene for the time being. we're also dealing with an accident on franks road and tom tomlinson road. up towards valley ford. and currently no delays for the transit system. >> now from overnight, police tell those one was injured after a fire in southwest philadelphia. the building filled with smoke by the time crews arrived. no word on how it started. >> this morning we have new video, we hope will help them find a suspect involved in a shootout with a off duty officer in a pizza place. >> i just checked in with homicide detectives and they say the suspect is still on the loose. they say the man on the left is wanted with a connection of robberies. he and andrew ellerby robbed a pizza parlor and a off duty of

. >> it's impossible to make exception out of it but we gather as methodists and baptists and quakers some people that walked in off the street are always in conversation and dialog to make sure we evident the love we fine in jesus christ. >> pastor mitchell says they prayed for the alleged killer as well as the victims and their families. our coverage continues athe 6abc.com and you'll fine the latest information and a collect of photos as the community continues to cope. that is right now on 6abc.com. >> in other news, police in southwest philadelphia are on the hunt for a sexual predator. he attacked a woman while she waited for the bus. chad pradelli is live now. what do police know so far about this guy? >> they don't know much. it was yesterday at 3:00 a.m., the victim was here waiting for the bus when the suspect approached, he dragged her around the corner and into the alleyway and sexually assaulted her. >> it was 3:00 a.m. and the victim was waiting for the 1:00 a.m. bus when a man approached from behind and put something behind her head and dragged her to the alley and rape

southbound lanes of the northeast extension and take 63 east and then 309 south, a few notes, the quaker town on ramp is closed they don't want motorists to enter at quakertown and then exit at landsdale and they are quite backed up at this time too because of the detour as well. going outside of the schuylkill expressway we had a big accident with an overturned vehicle taking out all the lanes of the schuylkill westbound right at the boulevard, all lanes are moving now and that is good we have everything pushed into the gor point penndot and police are still on the scene and the ambulance and the fire department have left the scene so we hope to see that clear up and see that delay diminish shortly. speeds are starting to increase a bit we saw teens and picking up to 29 miles per hour on the expressway and 23 on the blue route and king of prussia 55 miles per hour and that is not too bad. we'll keep an eye on things and bring you an update in the next half hour. >> thanks autumn. still to come a rare case of tuberculosis has health officials scrambling. more on the woman that came to th

heat and humidity and the storms coming through before the relief on wednesday. 90s in allentown and quakern. some spots near 91 degrees. northeast philadelphia 91. along the shore, temperatures ss pretty warm. 86 in atlantic city. closer to the city temperatures in the 90s. up to 91 in philadelphia. 91 tomorrow, up to 94 on tuesday. watching the chance for the storms in the afternoon. wednesday, mostly sunny. not as humid. chance for storms on thursday. then we get to a showery pattern. cooler for friday, saturday and sunday. 77. more clouds on saturday and a chance for showers. once again, 78 on sunday. >> i'm danny pommells. what a finish at the u.s. open. plus could the sixers take another big man in the draft? it was a father's day debut, that morgan won't ever forget. see how he pitched the phillies to a win in his first major league game with his dad in the stands. >>> danny pommells with you. happy father's day, or whatever is left of it. the phillies presented a present for the papas, a win from the starting pitcher, first since may 23rd. all thanks to a rookie making his major lea

through the black newspapers, the christian recorder, the other sort of periodicals published by the quakers in new york and in philadelphia. and she begins piecing together this information. she reads about a woman named -- remember her name is harriet jacobs -- but when she publishes it, she publishes it under the pseudonym linda. so she reads linda jacobs, sort of a hybrid of the name. or you may have heard of this woman named harriet who is working among the three people, she is linda. so she is piecing together the stories of how harriet jacobs during the civil war and after was working in contraband caps on -- camps -- that grew up adjacent to union camps where free slaves migrated to once they were emancipated. and they were living in these camps and they had very little to eat, very poor shelter, they suffered from malnutrition. so what happened was northern reformers, having this idea that slavery would, impact, sort of lead to full fitness and ship, sent women from the north, from pennsylvania, new york, new jersey boston, to go into the south and establish schools for these people

born in 1913, he graduated from a quaker founded college and with the aid of a scholarship was admitted to duke law school. following a short time of practicing law in his hometown he accepted a job in the office of administration in late 1941 but disgusted by what he encountered in washington -- as he later confessed, desiring to obtain a war record to support his political ambitions, nixon was inducted into the u.s. navy in august 1942. he was commissioned as an ensign in october 1942. after a brief time at the naval air station in iowa, he requested sea duty. he served as the officer in charge of air transport command. though in locales subject to japanese bombing, nixon never saw combat, earning two service stars for "efficient performance." returning to the united states in august 1945, he served as administrative officer of the alameda california naval air station, later functioned as a negotiator terminating work contracts, and then resigned on january 1, 1946, munching his -- launching his first campaign for house of representatives. of the u.s. navy officers, gerald ford compil

a motorcycle hit a car at the intersection of quaker lane and dog view drive. take a look the bike actually broke in half, went flying through a window at the st. clement episcopal school. showered that classroom and including ten children. >> a lot of the children had been in that corner. >> the motorcycle driver is in critical condition right now. >>> today in maryland, leaders could approve a huge amount of money to pay for the response to baltimore riots two months ago. governor larry hogan is on a board that will discuss using $20 million to pay for the maryland national guard, among other things. hogan sent the guard to baltimore when violence broke out following freddie gray's death in police custody. six police officers are now facing charges for gray's death. >>> in the day ahead we could find out what's next for the budget in prince george's county. the county council chairman mel franklin said the overrides avoids a 15.6% increase in property taxes next year. baker wanted the money for education. franklin said the prospect of a county executive suing

cooler day today. 64 in the pocono mountains. 70s allentown and quaker town and reading.a chance you'll need your umbrella for this afternoon but most of the afternoon is dry. clouds around much cooler today. low 70s for parts of the area. upper 70s for rehoboth and more likely to see sunshine there too. 80 in dover. stuck in the 70s for wilmington swedes borough and philadelphia with steady rain breaking for limited sunshine this afternoon. look at that weekend forecast when i come back in ten. >>> bill says it's not a beach day and certainly no day at the beach when you sit in traffic right now. >> with headlights on. jessica? >> 95 is hitting rush hour a little bit early this morning. an accident in the northbound side. right around academy road. pushed over into the shoulder. traffic slow but not seeing where the volume is. southbound side which we normally do but it's early and much heavier than normal so far this morning. 23-minute trip from wood haven road to the vine street expressway. we are watching an accident on 495 on southbound side between claymount and edg

low 80s for quaker town and up to 84 allentown.e will be bright this morning in doylestown and trenton and clouds increasing this afternoon. looks like a good day at the shore in the 80s. atlantic city 84 and also in the middle 80s for dover and vine land. sunny skies this morning. this afternoon clouds increase. 83 westchester and philadelphia 86 degrees this afternoon. weekend, nowhere near this warm. 70s. low 70s at that for saturday with a chance of some steady rain saturday and still could see some showers into sunday morning. but then things start to change. seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 6:39 on thursday. folks getting up and getting ready to go to work. >> bright sunshine out there. >> we are looking at right now is the glare for the. you can see sun glare southbound especially. the northbound lanes doing better because heading away from it. seeing small delays the 42 freeway but everything moving along fine. as for tuesday night's storms still causing problems around the new jersey area. a lot of traf

it's like a raisin bran or quakers.together and get the shape and just color all of it. >> reporter: that's great. >> when we do it i have to get into the mind of the character, it's a responsibility, that sounds pathetic to some people because -- but to us and to our world it's very personal. >> reporter: did you guys ever look out the windows at other people on the street and wonder what their lives were like? >> it was kind of like, oh, look at that, that's a school bus, these kids are going to school just like in the movies. >> reporter: as for the neighbors they never saw. >> we'd make up characters out of them. if we hear, like yelling or like loud music we'd be like, uh, that sounds a little bit like "goodfellas" partying, maybe. maybe robert de niro's living in there. we'd just imagine a lot. >> sort of what you miss out on you make up in fantasy. >> reporter: for the 14 years they are confined from first teeth to first words, young boys becoming young men. as they grow, the four rooms they live in grow smaller,

it sounds like quakers. but when you know that they don't like each other in the begin to gated. means something else. the key principles of social form. hatred is personal. french it is business. so you have this series. an honest congressman is somebody who when he is bust days but, isabela loyalty, is about trust. it might be in a bad cause, but many of them are union veterans who ran the red. the worst thing you can say about somebody is there a trader. the worst thing is treason. for them they carry over that kind of ethic which had once been saving the union into business relationship. that is of the whole thing operates. france your newspaperman, france to our politicians, france to our judges, friends who are businessmen, france are bankers. but if you want to understand the late 19th century it is tragic. they don't bribe each other. bribery is the failure of. the bride somebody is an ad hoc purchase that you can't count on. but a friend does is a recent -- reciprocal interest. that is how this kind intersection of business and politics comes about. these guys was server

should also been a quaker and had an unhappy party with them being a widow. her first husband died of yellow fever. she was kicked out of a meeting. she always covered her head. she dressed very fashionably and she created a show and she served what we would call risky -- whiskey punch. the politicians wives were mostly at home. she wanted them to, to her house as they packed in and she gave them punch and good things to eat. things dipped in chocolate. she helped her husband in that way. i would venture to say it was because of him. she loved him very much. in fact, talk about an explosion. when she was a young widow and he had never looked a woman in his life and they eloped. she maters of light with people like martha washington. i'm probably drifting. ms. swain: martha washington pulled dolly aside and gave her approval. interesting what a small community it was there in the early days. when the british got through with the white house, what did it look like? mr. seale: a shell. imagine it as a shell. all that is left of the original is the entire south w

but i'm not sure what you mean by demonize us are talking about quakers who are still within the governmentnd then decide to follow the path of snow. there are people who demonize them. the.being if you're a presidential historian a good a good one we will tell you you have to wait at least 20 years because you have to let the passion school. you have to do this day work. the problem is worse than you suggested because nobody put anything down in writing anymore which is an issue that was raised earlier today. they are afraid of getting a subpoena from capitol hill or from some special prosecutor that is created. the historical record unfortunately is riddled with holes they go well beyond what you just said. i would still i would still make the case that if you are presidential historian might god rest his soul our 1st messenger claimed in 2005 george w. bush was one of the worst presidents in american history and in fact what the bush cheney administration was attempting to do was to create a system of world domination. that is editorializing without evidence. >> next question please. by

for instance when william penn was put on trial in england for practicing his quaker faith he used the magna charta in his defense. he later wrote a commentary on the magna charta for a work printed in philadelphia called "the excellent privilege of liberty and property, being the birthright of the freeborn subjects of england" which contained the first edition of the magna charta printed in the new world. in this work william penn explained the significance of the english tradition where the ruler is bound by the law in contrast to countries like france where the king was actually the law. he wrote -- quote -- ," again quoting william penn, "the law is both the measure and the bound of every subject's duty and allegiance. each man have a fixed fundamental right born with him as to freedom of his person and property in his -- in the property in his estate, which he cannot be deprived of but either by his consent or some crime for which the law has imposed such a penalty or forfeiture." end of quote. it is in this environment that the english philosopher john locke developed his theory