. >> could you talk about rainier and how this has changed people's thinking on rainier? no one seems too worried about it -- >> yeah. a question about mount rainier which is extremely active. lots of people do worry about rainier. even before the eruption in 1980 people had realized that significant communities in puget sound are built on top of mud flows that have come off the flanks of rainier. and especially after the eruption of mount st. helens, people became even more aware that that was the case. steps have been taken to try to protect people that are in those hazardous areas. for instance, if you go down onto those mud flows you'll see signs which, essentially, look like tsunami signs. they say this is the way you have to escape. because the same thing is going to happen in those mud nows. sometimes those -- mud flows. if something comes off the side of the mountain and is making its way down the river valleys, you have about 10 or 15 minutes to escape which is pretty much the situation as with a tsunami on the coast. so people are aware of it, but it's a very si

he went out to mount rainier to put together this beautiful short piece of nice slow mo scenery. >> youust got to enjoy it. never mind. this is speak being for itself. like a moving postcard of america. >> it's magical. >> will did a great job. he has some time lapse with stars moving. this is my favorite spot. yosemite valley. you can't miss in yosemite. you have el capitan on the left. then in the distance half dome. perfect view of yosemite. >> movie version of what i have. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need the buzz word, be 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. enter the buzz word on facebook or twitter. >> it's time to reveal wednesday's buzz word it is garlic. >> click the win ipad and enscarlet scarlet is the wednesday's buzz word. >> and on friday somebody can walk away with a flat screen tv. >> good luck everybody. >>> this 2-year-old has mad skills and this kid has such a natural swing. >> witness that looks good. >> it does. it made me so hungry. i think i'll know what i'm having for dinner. >>> this 2-year-old is catching attention on th

tomorrow is are a much more rainier day with periods of steady rain at times. i'll show you that on future tracker 6. of course, we'll give you the latest call for the weekend, a couple of tweaks on that one. it may the not be raining but we have problems at this early hour. you see the tail lights of red. they are completely stopped because all traffic is blocked on i-95 southbound. up ahead there's an accident at 320 that's blocking all lanes causing big problems. all lanes blocked on i-95 southbound. the slow traffic is northbound traffic that's slow because we have construction blocking the two lairns and -- lanes and thef ramp, all traffic is completely stopped on i-95 southbound. you don't want to take i-95 in delaware county. what you can do is take route 1 or 291 or a go out of your way and take route 1. i-95 southbound near 320 we have an accident blocking all lanes northbound you're crawling along because of construction. we've got you coming and going on i-95. the next problem is an accident often the vine street expressway. you can see the flashing

maybe more sun tomorrow, before things start to turn for the weekend, we are looking at cloudier and rainier conditions on saturday. i'll have the details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. for now a nice afternoon ahead to be outside. >> looks nice thank you david. >>> turning to politics, presumptive gop nominee donald trump is holding a rally in new jersey to help chris christie. the event in lawrenceville will help him pay off the debt of his unsuccessful run. and the first time that trump will raise money as the presumptive nominee. he is since tapped to lead trump's presidential transitional team. >>> and hillary clinton is just 90 delegates away from getting the democratic nomination. she still leads bernie sanders by 274 and is bigger when you include superdelegates. but still bernie sanders vows to stay in the race until the very end. >> dozens of pregnant women say they were scammed. also, an entire plane crew survived a training crash at an air force base. details when "action news" at noon comes right back. >>> we are following breaking news from berlin, c

saturday 83-degrees, sunday looks like the rainier day and monday, tuesday of next week we're back to83-degrees. tuesday at 78.8. a pretty nice looking seven day forecast taking in the first fir seven days of june and all things considered we're inn pretty good shape. don't go anywhere, much more to till about when we come right back. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. > all right. i didn't know this was a bigno problem, but soon you'll be abl to keep tabs on whether your significant other is committing netflix infidelity. a company in the uk is creating commitment rings that could link to your extreming service. once you register,

finally, on this national astronomy day, a photographer took 200 photos of washington state's mount rainiert june and blended them into this image, that will now be a postage stamp to commemorate the centennial of the national park service. for more go to our website. that's it for this edition of pbs newshour weekend, i'm alison stewart. thanks for watching. and good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contribut

over towards langdon and mount rainier headed to howard university.that you are seeing that. what has popped up and this is impressive to the west. look at how the showers and storms moving to the east. the storm slicer on it. we got tops, almost 50,000 feet. could be a little bit of small hail and torrential downpours with it. talk about rainfall rates over two inches of an hour and look at the lightning popping from cumberland south and romney and berkeley springs 6:36 and cross junction before 7:00 and that is what we have to watch for to see if it will impact us as we get later this afternoon and evening. good news in northern st. mary's county. the showers are gone. but more rain for southern st. mary's county out of east virginia. on the eastern shore, cambridge and oxford, sorry, it has not been a pretty memorial day and with the clouds and rain the temperatures are down, low 70s. we will flip it with sunshine. leesburg airport thermometer funky and hagerstown 83 and that is going to feed some fuel into that line of storms coming out of the mou

may not hold together and be moderate to heavy, but at least it's going to be rainier there than in northern and western areas of the suburbs and up through the lehigh valley. there's more event west, and that will be affecting part of the area tomorrow. let's go to the future, and we'll see things fairly quiet as we go through the evening, but later tonight, there's that area coming in from the west, especially in central and southern delaware and extreme south jersey getting showers and thunderstorms. as we go through the rest of the day wednesday, there might be another round of showers, again, especially to the south, and then look what happens, as we go into new jersey, i don't see gray. there may be sunshine coming out. not necessarily a completely sunny day, but parts of the area should have some sunshine on thursday. then on friday, there's a cold front coming through with thunderstorms, but anyway, it's 64 tomorrow. with clouds. thursday, peeks of sun friday too, but thunderstorms are likely in the afternoon. pa suburbs, cloudy skies, chance of a shower, further north you go, lower

cooler, rainier weather in the next couple of days. we'll look at that and the weekend coming up in ten minutes. it's traffic time with melissa mollet. >>> a brand new crash just popped up in haymarket, 234 at sudley road closed 15 and lawnvale. 66 here is looking good at jermantown road. as far as travel times, no problems on 270 or the top of the beltway on 95. no problems on 66 or 95 in virginia. we'll take a full look at those coming up in the next couple of minutes. >>> imagine looking out your window to see this man looking back. where police are looking for a peeping top. >>> you hear about people stealing from inside of cars all the time but times are changing. what is on the outside of your car that crooks are now after? >>> and the flint water crisis gets president obama's full attention. what he's expected to doater toda ly. >>> you may want to stop what you're doing and take a look at the left side of your screen. police in prince george's county say this man is peering into people's homes in the adelphi area. this is from

there are warmer days ahead and some rainier days, too.ike it will take a break for allentown, tomorrow and thursday. there's that chance of rainfall on friday and into early on saturday. atlantic city,ç tomorrow, we wl see a chance of showers. but the best chance will be friday. for philadelphia, scattered shower is possible tomorrow. after we get the light rainfall today, the heavier downpours coming through friday. in dover, same thing. late week rainfall and possibly thunderstorms are likely on friday. for today, and tomorrow i'd keep an umbrella handy. tomorrow will be warmer with sunshine and dre on thursday. then there comes that rain on friday with a chance of thunderstorms. clearing out on saturday, cooling down some on sunday. only to see the temperatures climb back on monday. back to 70 degrees. you'll need your umbrella again on tuesday. come wednesday and thursday, we'll be drying out with high temperatures in the 70s. >> got it bill, thanks. >>> new information into the traffic center about a disabled bus on the vine street

you can see -- and rainier ones, too. you can see the seven day at the bottom of the screen.come back, your ten-day outlook. tracy, vai? >>> 20 minutes before 7:00. skyforce 10 giving us a better look at that problem on 95 southbound at columbus. >> correct. let's check with jessica boyington. jessica, what are you seeing? >> we're still seeing the same thing we've been seeing all morning, no big updates at least in a good way. we're just seeing more delays andç volume around the scene. two tanker trucks are involved. 95 southbound right around columbus boulevard. there's another vehicle involved as well. you can see this really is tieing things up on 95. if you're headed southbound, if you typically take 95 you'll be in big delays. if you have to catch a flight or head southbound towards the airport, big delays here. this is going to impact your morning drive. you can see a big slowdown by the scene with the fire department on scene. police officers on the scene as well. penndot crews were there earlier also. only one lane getting through the area. no big delays headed nort

a little rainier as you get out toward eureka and mendocino. 20% chance of showers tomorrow. down around the aquarium and monterey. mostly cloudy day. rain for tahoe and yosemite. overnight lows tonight, a little chilly with northwesterly winds kicking up to 25 miles per hour. we've got gusts now to 24 in napa. 23-mile-per-hour gusts out of the northwest for san jose. sunrise tomorrow morning, 6 minutes before 6:00. high temperatures tomorrow, we're going to be looking at readings below average for the most part. concord, 6 degrees below average. oakland a little chilly with 65 for a forecast high. still monday not bad at all. numbers in the mid to upper 60s for the south bay. a little bit warmer at los altos and cupertino. east bay tomorrow looks like clouds, a little bit of sun. temperatures near 70 degrees. nice and mild for monday. as we head in to late may for the north bay, mid to upper 60s. better chance of showers in the afternoon developing for the north bay around santa rosa and east. and the chance of showers holds true from ukiah. upper 60s, low 70s. extended fore

so, rainier day tomorrow, than what we will have today, still gloomy, damp out there.rted to look little if-ee with the possibility of some showers lingering into the early afternoon, and then little bit of sunshine later. that is the deal. now, we've got 50 degrees in philadelphia, up fourth's throughout the rest of the area. we will get into the 50's, but not that far. 58 degrees today. 57 degrees tomorrow. by saturday, clouds, maybe a shower, showers in the morning, on mothers day, leading to 70 degrees and sunshine in the afternoon. so, that should be your pay off for during all of these gloomy days, then nice warm up, mike and alex, as we get into the middle of next week, could be at 08 by wednesday. >> eighty, i'm into it, totally. i'm also into money because i am a ruthless money grub g man. >> okay, where are you going with this. >> so the powerball jackpot i came in this morning, nobody won it, for some reason i was delighted by that because i didn't win it, i'm glad nobody else d because i am a selfish person. >> hey, it means more might be coming our way, ja

the afternoon will be much rainier than this morning. it's not going to be a heavy rainfall, it will be steady enough to keep the temperatures in the low 60s in philadelphia and new jersey. warmer at the shore, 64 degrees. low 60s for the lehigh valley and into delaware as well, we're watching the radar and the satellite. plenty of clouds so far. look to the southwest. there is the rainfall. it's moving into the d.c. area. we have time before it arrives here. keep an eye on the sky. you'll want to take rain gear with you today. i'll get your futurecast hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. it's just after 6:00 this morning. jessica boyington with traffic. >> that's right, bill, we're watching 95 around girard avenue. volume headed toward the center city area. a 14-minute trip, still in the green, hasn't budged, maybe a minute or so. average speeds are way up there into the high 50s. we're watching an accident on eagleville road and red tail road. more construction on passyunk avenue. this is in both directions betweeni61st street an

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quickly, our weekend looks pretty nice to begin with it it does trend a little bit more cloudier and rainierard thew end of the weekend into i memorial. here's why. here's high to the east.hi to th low to the south bringing up alu of this moisture here and whatha that means more clouds and a a little bit of cloud cover andov showers and thunderstorms.orms saturday looks great. gre sunday for the most part looksto okay now. now. a couple of days in the 80s. 80s we brought memorial day up to 80 degrees from yesterday wherew we had it in the 70s and there's a chance for some showers maybes a thunderstorm, too.oo l memorial day is a washout at wat this point. p i don't think we'll see lostk wt sunshine i don't think we'll get a ton of rain either. so all things considered not too bad.ba >> not bad.>> n >> considering where we've been. >> isn't it amazing how every ee year summer just like that. t flip a switch and it's here.ser >> i'll take it is 9:06. 9 the other big story atto a 9:00 o'clock this morning alock concert headlined by hiphopp artist ti turning deadly lastt night. nigh multiple peo

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