rogers: yes. daniel: do you consider that a big factor in why prior to getting rid of your marks, the process seemed a lot easier. every sense, it has been a lot harder to pass appropriations bills. rep. rogers: more importantly, i think the congress by the constitution controls the purse strings of the government. supposedly. but that presumes even pass appropriations bills in order to exercise that power of the purse. we have not been able to do that , so the bureaucracies in the executive branch have had free will to spend. so congress has punted the ball down to the executive branch and the bureaucracies decide what they spend and don't spend. that is not the way it was supposed to be. congress is supposed be the watchdog over the executive branch to ferret out abuse. that is my concept of what we should be doing. part of that is with your earmarks. nobody knows better than me, being from my part of the country, because i spend my time there. i live there. my staff is there. we work on cases a

roger told and james grafton rogers younger brother. here is a photo of james grafton rogers in his younger years. of equal importance in the early years and, indeed, throughout the campaign was frederick r. ross the head of the denver , chamber of commerce, which formed a national park committee for the purposes of coalescing support among the denver business community. other groups came on board as well. these included the national federation of women's clubs and its colorado chapter, the daughters of the american revolution, the colorado legislature and the colorado delegation in washington, state democratic and republican organizations, and local business and civic groups in boulder, larimer, and grant counties. with some exceptions, colorado's press was friendly and supportive from the beginning. so, too, was mills' old friend john muir. "i'm heartily with you in your plan for a national park in colorado," he wrote in 1910. "i will call the attention of the sierra club to the proposed park." nowhere was mills' role more critical th

mills complained about rogers secretly of an openly to rogers himself."i can no longer remain silent while the president of the colorado mountain club exhibits the forest service on one shoulder and the park on the other." rogers warned the chamber secretary that mills seems suspicious of everyone's motives but his own. looking back on these events half a century later in 1955, jim rogers would be most forgiven. he would recall mills' fiery personality and small ball figure and then generously add that his admiration and even affection for him have not faded. though rogers and others found mills' behavior and outbursts increasingly disturbing and out of productive, it did not diminish his importance as spokesman for the park. a final park bill was introduced in both houses on june 20 9, 1914, thanks to the skillful handling of colorado senator charles thomas, the bill rather quickly made its way into the senate and october 9 1914, referred its version to the house committee on public land. when that committee held its hearings on to simmer 23, mills was

roger goodell thinks so.p holding his four game suspension of superstar quarterback saying 0 use appears the closest parallel to brady's alleged infraction of deflating footballs, the new england patriots say there's no proof. keep an eye on twitter, it is selling off social media giant beating expectations offering a dismal outlook for user growth. >> simply said, the product is difficult to use. maria: anthony says on the conference call he does not expect meaningful growth for a considerable amount of time. facebook reporting after the bell, better expectations and reviews of microsoft's version of windows, running traditional desktop windows, and new universal apps from the windows storm. and the start menu on the system is a big win. stocks expect to open higher, equities as earnings release driving the store. and the statement at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the big economic data of the week, the gdp report will set the tone. john boehner facing a challenge in his role as speaker of the house. mark meadows

the last person to see crystal rogers alive was her boyfriend who says he woke up and rogers was gonetells nancy grace he's innocent and has nothing to do with her disappearance. >> i have been 100 percent completely honest with never one. i have been 100 percent cooperative. everything that has been asked of me i am not asked for any kind of legal advice or assistance or attorney of any nature. i am 100 percent completely innocent in this. >> her mother said her daughter would never disappear like that and was likely taken. >> if she is watching us she is not out there to where she can contact us. if she is out there it's against her will. >> he took a polygraph test but it was inconclusive. rogers family are asking him to take another one. they believe there is no way she would ever leave her children alone. >> hope they find her. we will have more on the store rei. i don't have "fox & friends". >> let's head over haes. grease coming to an agreement that saves the company from natural disaster. it comes from eep economic reforms and cuts. that brings greece back from the brinks. the

roger: i think it was a cowardly act. tsipras knows the impacts on his own people if greece exits and how krypdraconian those impacts will be. they are not going to throw up their own political career. very cowardly if you ask me. the calling of the referendum did this. joe: this idea that if greece were to leave the euro and go to the drachma, it would be a disaster. some say that it would be great and they would be able to print their own currency. look how fast iceland recovered. it is important to consider the complications. if you talk about a country that imports the most basic of things from fuel to energy and so forth, that would be massively more expensive read one of the benefits of that country's get from being able to weaken their currency is the manufacturers become more competitive. greece is in have any manufacturing economy. what you would get is this massive hit to your imports without any offset. people who think they can just sort of solve this by going to their own currency are being a bit naive. charl

roger federer - it's three years without a grand slam win >>> novak djokovic may be five years roger federer's junior. he is showing signs of emulating the swiss star's record. when it comes to head to head statistics novak djokovic and roger federer are evenly matched with six wins each. novak djokovic is the first man to retain the wimbledon title since roger federer did it in 2006. but, when it comes to grand slam titles, the world number one is lagging behind with in my opinion, compared to roger federer's 17 >>> meanwhile, martina hingis did the double double a day after victory in the women's double, her first wimbledon title in 17 years, she joined up with leander paes to win the mixed doubles trophy. hingis who won the wimbledon singles in 1997 brought her grand slam doubt tally to 13 titles. >> the confidence that it gave me yesterday to come out with leander paes. he was striking the ball like winners right and left. i thought if i keep up with him, join him a little bit, it was incredible. >> a bid for the tour de france is on track as he retained the overall leaders yello

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her sister, sharon anderson is casey's house guest, along with her friend, marie rogers.our, all three will be murdered while a hidden security camera chronicles the attack. >> the blessing is there's lots of people who lose a loved one and never know what happened. i know exactly what happened to her. i know everything they did to her and i realize from other people who have lost family members to violence, there's some peace in that. >> in 2000, seth and pablo are sentenced to death for the triple homicide. even as he awaits execution, though, he continues insisting he's not the killer seen on the tape in the hat and glasses. >> i'm thinking it's going to get right. it's going to get right somewhere. >> if there's any case that deserves the death penalty, that is the worst of the worst cases, the most egregious, the most heinous, that is the crime that fits and deserves the death penalty. >> i just didn't believe it. this is no game. this is the real deal. i have hit rock bottom. they are going to try to kill me. >> from his cell on florida's death row, he and his defen

roger federer wide. follows it in. then tiebreak puts the volley away. third set, 88 of 89 service games but novak broke him four time, including that winner. then a doubles championship point. the jokeres wicked. wins his fourth set tying boris becker, he said afterwards he first set was key. >> i cannot let this happen against roger. in finals of wimbledon. this might be my last chance in the match. but again, managed to regroup went back to the basics. >> giants are playing their best baseball unfortunately just before the all-star break. perfect day for a canoe party. a three-run homer, third of the year. giants score four in the fourth. the final run support, struck out seven. gents win 4-2 and enter the break over .500. a's looking to a godmother win streak heading into the break. their all-stars making a big impress. vogt to right. ones far enough. rob of a home run but would get revenge in the fourth. see ya. murphy won't catch that one. a two-run shot. plenty of support for sonny gray help went the distance. gave up only two hits six strikeout,

joining us on the phone from singapore on what is next for china is jim rogers chairman of rogers holding. thank you for joining us up early this morning in new york. >> i am delighted to be here. it's the end of the day. sandra: perfect. shed some light on what is taught today. some call it panic selling. how would you describe it? >> six the panic selling when you're down 6% in the day with several days in the last three or four weeks. for what it's worth i thought a few sales today. sandra: are you still bullish on china? >> yes. paragraph and the setbacks in china along the way. america had many setbacks as he rose to power and china well to. sandra: if you want to call it a step back, you've got 40% of the country market capitalization as part of docs being halted. the chinese government trying to stem losses. it doesn't appear to be working. why did they continue measures if it is not having an impact? >> i would not take any measures. it's making a mistake if you ask me. they are making a mistake by trying to do this. there'll be some people who will come by at some point and they'

roger goodell stood by his guns. initially, i thought it would be reduced to a two-game suspension, that was before me knowing about tom brady destroying his phone. that's admitting you are guilty. if you destroy the evidence that's needed to make a correct judgment, you pretty much say you did it. i wish roger goodell will be this strong and uphold decisions in more cases like, this like the greg hardy case. liz: people are saying, well, he always destroys his cell phones, but that's what celebrities do, really? >> look, i've changed my phone several times in the course. i'm not a celebrity whatsoever. liz: yeah, you are. >> i can't think of any time i've gotten rid of a phone, and i've had things that could be damning evidence of things that have been on my cell phone that i didn't even think about destroying. so for tom brady to come out and it's a great excuse and i'm sure he's going to use this in the court if he takes it to the next level, which everybody says he is, how many times have you, liz, erik, gotten r

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meeks karen -- meteorologist karen rogers is in for david murphy. >> reporter: i could use a portable fan but it's probably not in the budget. it's 85 degrees in philadelphia. warming up. 87, 8 is in richmond. the humidity has dropped a little bit it dropped to 62. 70 in washington, 66 in pittsburgh. it feels humid when you factor in the warm conditions, as well. satellite and radar showing we have a fair amount of clouds in the region, we're seeing sunshine break through. you see the showers that are to the southwest and right now in washington d.c. we'll see if some of them can make it. we'll see a spotty sprinkle or two in southern delaware. watching that through the day. the chance of a shower, even though we have a fair amount of clouds we have a sunburn alert uv index is is an an an aide. 86 degrees at 2:00 p.m. high 87. 5:00 p.m., 84 degrees, take a dip because it gets wetter tomorrow. the details in the seven-day forecast when i come back inside sarah. >>> faa is investigating a skydiving plan that landed in the middle of a new jersey highway. it landed on route 72. the small

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> it is 4:30 wednesday and we begin with breaking news. there is a severe thunderstorm warning posted for parts of our area. plus flood advisories due to quick falling rain. here's a few from mobile6 traveling on the schuylkill expressway westbound heading into some of the thunderstorms that are ripping through the western suburbs right now. >> a lot of lightning driving in this morning. this is a look at some of the lightning brightening the skies over the philadelphia international airport at about 3:45 this morning. the streaking light across the sky was frequent and of course it lit up the clouds as those storms continue to move into our area. >> hello everyone, tam is off erin o'hearn joins us. we have meteorologist karen rogers in for david and ma map in with the roads. >> good morning. flash flood warnings just in

roger goodell is not in jeopardy of losing his job. he has made this a business that's succeeding and continues to rise and the revenues are way up. massive failure on domestic violence. i believe he errored terribly on this, but his job is not in jeopardy at all. lou: bob, thanks for being here. jim, thank you, appreciate it. >>> incredible video out of maine capturing the moment a split-second decision saved a young man's life. watch this. this is incredible. the man pumping gasoline when an suv skidded out of control, barrelled into his car. maine state police said that close call created when the suv driver blew through a stop sign, clipped a vehicle and lost control of the suv. fortunately the man at the gas station quickly stepped back and was uninjured. >>> up next, good news for republican candidates. in danger of being disqualified from the first debate, fox news solved your problem. >>> if you're a cyclist debating buying a helmet camera. you mind find this persuasive. you mind find this persuasive. coming right back. super p

officials telling rogers family the results inconclusive. defending himself on nancy grace. >> i'm innocent. i want to emphasis to remain on crystal's safe return. >> reporter: her family not convinced by his story. speaking to us overnight. >> he's had no emotion. it's like -- nothing's changed to him. and us to our whole world has changed. >> i can't understand how you live with the mother of your baby for 3 1/2 years and you don't report her missing. >> reporter: the family actively involved in search efforts over the weekend. grateful for the outpouring of assistance. >> all the support from the community just means the world to us. >> reporter: and pleading for anyone with information to come forward. >> the reward is up to $71,000. we want somebody to bring her home safe to us. >> i just want to find her and bring her home. >> reporter: police are considering this an active investigation. they haven't released many details or named any suspects. as for the inconclusive polygraph, they're not pushing for houck to take a second one. >>>

. >> good morning everyone, matt pellman has traffic and karen rogers has weather. >> reporter: 635 degrees in philadelphia. 56 in reading. 57 in allentown, 67 in millville. 66 on the boardwalk in ac with the flow out of the north the humidity is way down. yesterday we had dewpoints in the 70s. today the 50s so a huge change it feels nice and comfortable as you head out the door. satellite and radar showing the rain is long gone, but we have a flood warning left this is for the cumberland county the maurice and cohancy rivers. they are not seeing flash flooding, but the river levels are above flood stage. the they continue to reseed. noon, 76 with bright sunshine. 6:00 p.m., 82 that's the high. a little below average, but we'll take it matt pellman. >> reporter: you know everything is going just great until you get to the train station and find out your train is not coming. that's happening along the lansdale doylestown regional rail lines because of power problems. lansdale station trains are operating from there to at this center city. no trains operating on that line between lansdale and

>> it will resolve the way roger wants it to resolve. >> roger, not rupert? -- since the beginning of fox television. rupert has not interfered. will not interfere doesn't want to interfere. and matter of fact i can go further. rupert is a very happy man when it comes to foxnews and believes roger ailes has knowledge cal powers when it comes to knowing what can be on foxnews and roger ailes does have magical powers. he knows what works. he knows how to make fox a center of attention not only in the political conversation but center of the audience. >> fair to say you are the person that's the biographer of rupert murdoch? you know the man, had the access? >> i am the biographer of rupert murdoch. not only have i had access but much took place when rupert took place in the trump building? >> trump tower? >> 59th and park trump building. where many of the members of the trump family lived, who rupert was very friendly with. >> what is the history between the to of them? these two media moguls? >> i don't think they have much of a history at all. temperamentally

goodell's office made to roger goodell, roger goodell, while being the judge and jury, was also a witness onto the stand by tom brady's lawyers. you can't make this up. >> incredible sports story. >> and again, we're talking about the most powerful man in american sports the commissioner of the nfl against arguably the most famous athlete we have in this country. >> i don't think you can say that enough. >> it's unbelievable that that is happening. it's about to go even deeper from what we understand. >> christine, stay with me. i have a former nfl referee on the phone. jim, you know the rules, nfl rules, game rules better than any of us. when you heard about this the suspension will be upheld the destruction of the cell phone, your thoughts sir? >> well it's kind of interesting. you know this has always been a nonissue to the national football league officials for the over 25 years that i was involved and even before that you know ball inflation has never been an issue but the nfl spent so much time and money and it's been such a high-profile issue that something had to be done. i just d

karen rogers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast all up in two. earlier. a new work from author harper lee. it's called "go set a watchman." >> it was written before her classic, "to kill a mockingbird." in the new book familiar carrot characters show new signs of themselves. >> reporter: the early release of a chanter from "go set a watchman." the long-awaited sequel to the american classic, "to kill a mockingbird." >> you never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view. >> reporter: author harper lee offering a new point of view of the cherished characters from her 1960 novel. the new take on this literary classic aufring really surprising twists. >> you're going hear some ugly talk about this. >> reporter: the sequel opens with scout, the fiery youngest member of the finch family making her trip home from new york to macom junction. big brother jem, written out lee shocking readers saying he dropped dead in his tracks one day. the biggest change atticus finch. seemingly reenvisioned. depicted as a pro opponent of segreg

roger, good as always to have you with us. we appreciate it.'s go and talk a little bit about annuities and whether today's annuities are better than yesterday's annuities. annuities were high cost low return and usually not recommended for those reasons. >> the answer is that there are some annuityies that still fit that classification. there are some that are probably too high cost for sure. some that are relatively opaque. my company, we try to do lower cost annuities that are probably more appropriate for many of your listeners. the real message here i think is yes, the annuities may well be the right answer for many middle income americans as they try to look for guaranteed income for life. but they have to choose ones that have properties that are what i would describe as consumer friendly. lower cost relatively simple. and backed by a really strong balance sheet, such as the one that we have right now. >> roger, does it matter whether they are fixed or variable annuities, immediate annuities or deferred annuities? which ones should peopl

roger goodell wants to oversee the nfl, he is the commissioner. he will have his thing on what's going to continue with the cba, but this thing, like i said this thing is going to get uglier than it already is can go well into the season, which could really do damage to the patriots if you don't know when tom brady is back in the game. >> just a note, 63% of viewers think he is a cheater, 37% say he is a scapegoat. you can still vote. text in your vote, tweet in your votes using #greta. donte, thank you. >> thanks, greta. >>> total outrage u.s. border officials making a huge mistake, cat strof i can. in illegal immigrant accused of murder and rape. >>> and follo you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never be

first of all, roger goodell has handed out these arbitrary punishments. ray rice got a two-game suspension for knocking out his wife. tom brady gets a four-game suspension for supposedly deflating footballs or ordering people to deflate footballs. plus there is no evidence because the texts are gone. >> right. i think that's a big problem for the public adrian peterson can play. greg hardy, if those of us who are familiar with it read the transcript of what went on in his situation. ray rice has basically been banished from the nfl, whether it's because of what roger goodell demanded or the reality of the pr associated with signing someone like ray rice. but he deflated footballs and he is now not going to play. the fact that it's in the same conversation is somewhat inherently hypocritical and i think that's a problem for the nfl. >> thanks to both of you. i appreciate it. >>> in just about 30 minutes the secretary of state john kerry and other top obama administration officials will be on capitol hill addressing the senate armed services committee as th

for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >> tonight the stunning confession right here. the woman at the center of the prison escape breaking down in court today, pleading guilty. revealing the sexual relationship, the real plan with those two escaped killers and the pills she was supposed to give to her husband. >>> also breaking tonight, the bombshell, the nfl saying quarterback tom brady destroyed his cell phone and nearly 10,000 text messages gone. while they were investigating. >>> the emergency call. the pilot of a passenger plane and his call for help. the plane, he said had less than five minutes left of the fuel. >>> capsized boat two boys missing at sea. a pilot radioing in what he saw. >>> and the american dentist who paid to kill one of the most beloved lions in the

>> it will resolve the way roger wants it to resolve. >> roger, not ruppert?the beginning of fox television ruppert has not interfered will not interfere, does not want to interfere, and, as a matter of fact i could go further, ruppert is a very happy man when it comes to fox news. and let's even push on believes roger ales has magical powers when it comes to knowing what should be on fox news and i think probably roger ales does have magical powers he knows what works, how to make fox the center of attention not only in the political conversation but the center of its audience. >> is it fair to say, you really are the person who is the biographer of rupert murdoch? >> i am the biographer of rupert murdoch, not only have i had the access but much of that access took place when ruppert lived in a trump building. >> at trump tower? >> it was the 59th street -- 59th and park trump building. where many of the members of the trump family lived who ruppert was very friendly with. >> what is the history between the two of them? these two media moguls? >> i don't thin

it's the same story into this evening, with hit or miss rain moving throughout the evening, karen rogers is in for david murphy she is at the big board with more. >> we started to get downpours in salem county new jersey, at 5:00 this morning and we still have flash flood warnings in that area where over 3 inches of rain has fall and and flash flood warning in cumberland county and flood advisories continue for portions ofmersier, philadelphia, montgomery bucks and atlantic counties and gloucester and camden. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we have active storms with lightning strikes happening right now we can go close toward this and see on malaga route 55 heavy storm there's, this is 322, near hammonton on the atlantic city expressway. look at the storms producing roly heavy downpours in burlington county and route 72 it just doesn't let up. the storms are moving slowly and they kind of inch along in the same area, that is the concern with this, the driving rain that doesn't give up in trenton along 33 and 309 near landsdale. and the threat of these storms continue at any p

karen rogers is outside with more now from accuweather on this gorgeous day. >> reporter: it really is a gorgeous day brought sunshine and warming up nicely overall temperatures today are below average, 76 degrees right now in philadelphia, but you can see across the board we are locking at temperatures below what we normally see for a high today. normally 87 the dew points today way down from yesterday, 55 degrees and the past few days they are hovering around 70 and that is a dramatic change that means the humidity is way down from yesterday. yesterday was oppressive and pittsburgh only 49 degrees, unusual for this time of year. today's high is 82 and normally 87, and how about the overnight low, 65 normally we are at 70 and some suburbs dip to the 70s, despite temperatures being a bit below average peak time until 4:00 this afternoon, i subject you enjoy but bring the sunscreen. we have clouds this morning as the low pulled off the coastline and the clouds eroded and we have bright sunshine in the region and look to the west not much going on and the weather stays quiet as well. the

we have karen rogers filling in for david and matt pelman.

lets go to karen rogers in for david murphy with the

. >>> and ducis rogers has details of the trade of cole hamels to the texas rangers. >>> our line of gusty thunderstorms is heading to the coast behind it a break from the hupt but not from the heat. i'll explain in the full exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> those stories and more. >>> this is the day after for congressman chaka fattah he and four others were named in a 29 count of racketeer and corruption charges. what are fattah's legal prospect prospects that is what vernon odom tried to find out today. >> chaka fattah is in a weak position. >> reporter: lloyd perry worked both sides of federal court as a prosecutor and defense attorney he says the charges against chaka fattah are detailed and come after a decade of the fbi investigation of the congressman he believes that the prosecutors have the stronger position. >> certainly with the u.s. attorneys office and review of the possible options that would be on the table and i'm sure they would be able to work out some kind of arrangement. >> with multiple fattah confidants they could probably flip some to testify agains

. >> let's go over to karen rogers in for david. >> reporter: 67 in reading. 71 in wilmington, 73 sea isle city. it's more humid you'll notice that as you step out the door. storm tracker 6 live double scan in 3d mode showing rain to the south and west, we'll watch to his if one or oh, oh, -- most of the day is dry we'll get one or two showers that might sneak through here or there. 9:00 a.m., 79 degrees, mostly cloudy skies noon, 84. sunshine and clouds, 3:00 p.m. 87 degrees, we'll see the sunshine mixing with clouds feeling humid and warm today with a high around 87. 6:00 p.m., 83 degrees better chance of a shower or thunderstorm moving through later in the day. but the showers and thunderstorms they come tomorrow. details on that in the seven-day forecast, we'll show you how wet it will get in a few minutes. >> reporter: dry on the vine street expressway, we're looking forward to another week of summertime traffic volume which meanest delays are not as bad as normal. we've seen brake tapping from time to time on the westbound vine approaching the schuylkill expressway, at the momen

more than a week ago crystal rogers vanished, nowhere to be found. last person who saw her her boyfriend. new concerns that her boyfriend may be to blame. the missing mother's brother casey and brother join us. boyfriend. do you suspect casey the boyfriend? >> yes. >> why? >> just because he doesn't help in the search. he doesn't participate in anything. i don't know, quite a few reasons. he has cut the water and electric off on the kids when they have been there all through the summer. locked them out of the house before. he has about broke my little niece's wrist. there is several things. >> roger july 1st is when she was last seen, supposedly, seen by her mother july 3rd is when she was supposedly last seen by the boyfriend that casey just spoke about and then her car was found on july 5th with a flat tire and all the items in it. two questions to you was the flat tire, was it -- did somebody purposefully deflate it or did it look like the tire had been damaged? that's the first question and secondly was the car found in a place where she was like

. >>> they are kick off annual christmas in july campaign and ducis rogers was there to give a helping hand, all the money raises will send june privileges children to summer camp in the poconos. you are dressed for summer. >> short-sleeves, showing off the pipes. >> too much information. >> i'm thrilled to see people's generosity out there. on to sports, mike trout is certainly something else, making the all-star game his mid summer classic, he won his second mvp all-star last night the night began with pete rose getting a rousing ovation and then the first batter of the game was trout and took zach greinke out the first to lead off the all-star game in years with a home run and then he scores another run on this prince fielder single. and trout worked hard as a result he is living a dream. >> it feels awesome. i can't explain it right now, the whole environment the whole experience it has been so fun. you know it's awesome. >> the sixers have added a point guard and they signed pierre jackson to a one year dole. the sixers summer league schedule ended last night and today the tournam

meteorologist karen rogers is here with a closer look at the workweek travment. forecast. i guess we should keep the umbrellas handy. >> reporter: today is not a big deal for it. >> thanks, karen welcome back. >> reporter: i like that, that's right you'll need the umbrella with you. let's take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region, and you can see we do have a a couple of sprinkles. it's not a big deal, but it's producing a few rain drops or two we'll go in closer with double scan. it's starting to form along 301 and middletown you're looking at a shower or two cross the region. pull the umbrella out of the man bag if you're heading there rick. let's look outside live our sky 6 camera. wilmington, north of the where the shower is, we're dry but the camera is shaking a little bit. sky6 live hd looking live in wilmington, delaware. a fair amount of clouds above. 85 degrees, we're warming things up today. that's for sure. the dewpoint is 62. it was 66 just a half-hour ago so feeling humid. the winds are calm and the barometer is falling. sat lit and rad

for jim gardner, cecily tynan ducis rogers and it's entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass see you at 11:00. >> reporter: tonight breaking news. we are on the scene, that mid-air collision, the f-16 that sliced right through a plane. at this hour the search the passengers in the small plane dead. >> we need to get an ambulance back here. >> the fireball and you will hear from eye witnesses. >>> new developments in the case of the young woman, the daughter taking a stroll on a pier and allegedly shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant. the anger tonight being heard clear across the country. >>> the dangerous commute. this car hydroplaning slamming into another one on the side of the road tonight preparing for flash floods from california to vegas, from louisville to pittsburgh. >>> you've seen him in ads for subway. tonight authorities sweeping into his home and major action now from subway. >>> and the women of team usa. this just in tonight, they are getting a para

for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers i'm monica malpass hope to see you later tonight. >>> tonight, the major meltdown at airports coast to coast, thousands of flights cancelled from l.a. to denver houston to new york the airline blaming computers. >>> then the new york stock exchange paralyzed for hours. again the blame, computers. >>> also a fast moving commute for the ride home the sweeping radar tonight from texas to the northeast. >>> breaking news baltimore's mayor late today firing the police commissioner saying it was not easy. tonight, her explanation. >>> the disturbing twist, the california woman killed alleged pli by an undocumented immigrant. now we learn the gun belonged to a federal agent. >>> are you fed up with those robocalls? tonight the woman who fought back and is now getting $1500 for every unwanted call.

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for jim gardner cecily tynan jeff skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. hope to see you tonight. >>> tonight, two massive fires burning as we come on the air. the family escaping. >> oh my gosh. go. >> the famous national park families, tourists racing. and the other giant wildfire moving in on hundreds of homes, evacuations at this hour. >>> also tonight, the crash-landing. the passenger jet slamming down onto the runway. passengers panicked. that video, and now the new conclusion. what happened seconds before? >>> donald trump touches down and heads right for the mexican border. and just before our cameras capturing this. authorities say two men trying to run across the border into the u.s. >>> the trouble on the tracks. he tries to stop the train. the limousine with the sweet 16 party stuck. the train barrelling right into it. the unbelievable ending. >>> and rushing out of the water today in the northeast.

. >> let's get traffic from matt pellman and weather from karen rogers. >> reporter: you're in the midr 60s. 67 in millville and dover. 68 degrees on the boar walk in ac. a nice, northerly flow. the dewpoints are way down. yesterday they were in the 70s, they are down in the 50s today. it feels nice and comfortable as you head out. satellite and radar showing the rain is long gone. we have leftover clouds here and there, we have partly cloudy skies, we'll get bright sunshine through the day today. the one issue is isn't until 8:15. a flood warning in effect for cumberland county for the maurice and cohancy river. the river is above average that will recede as the day wears on. that will wear off at 8:00 a.m. overall sunshine and high clouds 9:00 a.m., 70. noon 76. 3:00 p.m., 81 degrees, 6:00 p.m., high of 82. which, matt is a a couple of degrees below average for the day, quite a change for the past few days. when i hear you say that magic phrase we have nothing going on. it's music to my easier. good morning to you and good morning everybody. not a whole lot going on on the roads, we

ducis rogers has the latest on the cole hamels trade rumors ducis rogers is back with the accuweather forecast. >>> please in plymouth township are searching for these men that they say stole a purse from a woman in a supermarket. they are shown stealing the purse from the pizza uno and they didn't pull this off so they went to the wise market where they managed to steal a purse. if you have information call police. >>> things looked suspect at the south paterson station but this was only a drill. nearly 150 first responders tested their chemical decontamination response this morning how to deal with a chemical release and the resulting stampede and they say it helps coordination and corporation with various agencies. >>> in blackwood, camden county officials took time to honor several people that work each day to enrich those that help those with disabilityies, and it was a chance to recognize the hard work to recognize those that helped to pass the law. >>> and today was a good day for a dip especially if you were stuck wearing a fur coat all day, brandy the lion, did just that as p

lets go to karen rogers in for david murphy with the latest. >> the national weather service has flash flood warnings in effect until 12:45, for another 15 minces for laebtic and ocean and burlington counties and watch for the heavy rain, causing high tide to get the runoff there. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we have rain in the region, lets go closer and see who is hardest hit fortescue sea isle city and right along route 49 and route 40 in hammon hammonton and the heaviest is in atlantic city. and media and woodbury, and steady light rain and medford lakes and trenton is starting to dry out and droir in coatesville. and predominantly the rain is on i-95 and areas east. here is what to expect the heaviest on i-95 and areas east, locally 2 inches of rain and more flooding is possible especially along the coastline we have had had so much rain and we are getting stronger storms there stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's unusual to have an area of low pressure that is strong and organized coming through the area. we have showers pinwheeling around the area and they

roger goodell and bob kraft have been very close allies for many years.ft was probably the closest ally with roger goodell in things that have led to suspicion over the years to other owners. that's sort of the back story here. the question is what is kraft trying to achieve going after goodell, in going after the league so intensely? he accepted a few months ago the penalties that the league the nfl, imposed on the new england patriots as an organization because of deflategate. those penalties included a fine of a million dollars and loss of a draft pick. bob said look i accepted those penalties back then because i believed it would ease the way in the hopes that this four-game suspension of tom brady could go away. he now thinks that's a mistake. so here's the question. is there some legal avenue that bob kraft could now pursue or by accepting those penalties a few months ago, did he effectively take the legal option off the table going forward. the other possibility here, too is look. we're getting out of the nfl season. the players are here today comi

houck claiming rogers stayed up late and when he woke up in the morning she was gone.ce and volunteers working to retrace rogers' steps scouring farmland and woods but the only sign of rogers, her car, this maroon chevrolet with a flat tire, her keys, purse and uncharged cell phone still inside found along the side of kentucky's bluegrass parkway in an area loved ones tell police she rarely traveled. >> if he said he went to bed at 11:00 and she was still up on her phone, i can't see her just jumping in her car with a dead cell phone. >> reporter: houck insisting he had nothing to do with the disappearance of the mother of his 2-year-old son taking a polygraph test telling hln's nancy grace the results were inconclusive. >> i'm 100% completely innocent in this. i want the emphasis to remain on crystal's safe return. >> reporter: that is her family's plea this morning. >> crystal, we love you. we're looking for you, and we're not gonna stop. >> reporter: and the reward for information leading to rogers' safe return now up to $71,000. family members are now caring for he

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