-- rumbles every under thisser. >> that will be good to know. i know i had my umbrella walking in this morning and you will probably need it, as women. lauren just pointed out. just talking about this over at the desk, there are some accident out there this morning there is one an overturned vehicle with minor injuries. ninety-five north approaching the commodore barry bridge, you can see that far left lane is blocked. but it almost looks like another lane is block as well. forcing everyone to kind of pull over to the right. nevertheless this area is one area you just want to factor in couple every extra minute it, will get busy fairly quickly, 59 north, commodore barry bridge, overturned vehicle there. so i'll let you know as soon as it clears. another accident northeast extension southbound before mid-county, right lane blocked there, still traveling at posted speeds, still early, still dark out, there the areas that will heat up quickly. a lot more to talk about in the next ten to 15 minutes, jim, over you. >> new this morning, unlicensed cab

on and cause so these people, this will rumble on and cause so many these people, this will rumble onblems and delays when trying to get things to happen. the guardian has as its front page what happened in the house of lords. these were unelected peers that sit there and are able to give their opinion and vote on government bills that come through. they want a change to the brexit bill. that is one that is made us not want. absolutely. the change they have asked for is a guarantee of the rights of the 3 million or so european citizens who are living in the uk, and to allow them to stay. now, trees and the government are saying that, hang on me, we will decide on this, and we will make sure that they can stay, after we have triggered article 50. and the reason the government is saying this is that they believe that their negotiating position, particularly with regard to people who are british and living in the eu, will be stronger after they have triggered article 50. so this is a back and forth. ultimately, the house of commons, who are the elected representatives of government, can

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just pullingle mars, iowa. it's a short distance from sioux city. i'm about to meet a family that's farmed this land for generations and learn about a very strange inheritance. ♪ >> my name is roma lancaster. after my dad passed away, we knew that there would be a lot of things that would have to be sorted out and gone through on the farm. >> roma's father, dave hawkins, has deep roots in this part of iowa, going back more than a century. >> my father's ancestors immigrated to the united states in late 1800s. they moved westward with the expansion of the railroad, and my grandfather, my dad's father, albert hawkins, farmed just south of here, about a mile. >> dave hawkins grew up hearing stories of his ancestors plowing this land behind a team of horses. as a young farmer in the 1950s, just out of school, dave spots a tractor rusting in the weeds. it sparks his imagination. >> the 1920 9d is the tractor that belonged to my grandfather. that's what got my dad into the collecting again was when he r

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just pullingle mars, iowa. it's a short distance from sioux city. i'm about to meet a family that's farmed this land for generations and learn about a very strange inheritance. ♪ >> my name is roma lancaster. after my dad passed away, we knew that there would be a lot of things that would have to be sorted out and gone through on the farm. >> roma's father, dave hawkins, has deep roots in this part of iowa, going back more than a century. >> my father's ancestors immigrated to the united states in late 1800s. they moved westward with the expansion of the railroad, and my grandfather, my dad's father, albert hawkins, farmed just south of here, about a mile. >> dave hawkins grew up hearing stories of his ancestors plowing this land behind a team of horses. as a young farmer in the 1950s, just out of school, dave spots a tractor rusting in the weeds. it sparks his imagination. >> the 1920 9d is the tractor that belonged to my grandfather. that's what got my dad into the collecting again was when he r

but we're still keeping that spring warmth but be back in the forecast and maybe a rumble of thunderthe afternoon. at the moment, not much happening, we had a couple of showers pass through a little while ago. everything we saw will be working way through the region. it's a frontal boundary attached. it will bring in cooler weather for wednesday but tomorrow will still be another mile day. just to give you an idea. at 9:00 in the morning, you can see our futurecast suggesting there should be a good amount of showers west of dc maybe a rumble of thunder towards charlottesville. the better likelihood. at we go forward to the noon hour, there will be a few more showers, afternoon, maybe some are delayed with a few rain showers and a rumble of thunder as we see the rush hour get underway, everything will be wrapping up tomorrow and back to sunshine on wednesday. seven-day forecast in a minutes. tony. >>> false information continues to circulate on social media about the number of missing teens. law enforcement said there has not been an increase. what is increasing is our awareness. offi

you feel it. >> that rumbling, it's just the rumbling. it's just unbelievable. it's the rumbling that like. >> reporter: the green line is half a football field from barbara parker's kitchen. in 23 years living here this never happened until six months ago. it's like a little earthquake. >> i think i hear one coming. >> yup. you hear it? >> reporter: i really feel it. >> hear it? feel it? >> reporter: yeah. that's like five, eight seconds. >> it used to be worse. >> reporter: that was a real quick one. >> that was a quick one. >> reporter: is it usually that long? >> it's usually longer than that. >> reporter: you can feel it coming up before. >> yes. >> reporter: i feel another one. >> yes. >> reporter: that one wasn't as bad. >> it's on the other side. >> reporter: so it's trains coming down. >> the one that came through, that's what you felt. >> reporter: that's pronounced. >> yes. >> reporter: and you feel that all the time. >> yes. >> reporter: we recorded vibrations three times in an hour of the morning rush. barbara is convinced this is from metro's new t

those are the primary concerns, with the storms that will be rumbling through here, i think, the worse of the three will definitely be downpours, and gusts to up maybe 60 miles per hour, frequent lightning though definitely is a concern, hail can't rule it out but lower risk and the lowest risk would go in the form of tornado which at this point i can't rule out, but it is a very low risk. so that said, that's at least some good news, meanwhile, take a look at the line itself, jump you to 2:00 p.m. when we think it will start getting going here across berks and lancaster county look at the clearing very likely to have taken place here. so as the skies clear and the sun helps heat things up, see this rumble through, then jump one, two hours, than is already almost out to sea, so it is zipping through quickly. wind driven storms, but regardless, even thaw it will hit you and if you bling you might miss it you could still get doused briefly and also have to deal with some very gusty winds as this crosses through, and then as the afternoon progresses here, we're left with maybe linger show

incredibly efficient coupling it strength training. >> reporter: noah neiman is the co-founder of rumbley as 60 people train at the same time. >> there is nothing like a boxer's high. it makes you feel like ali in his prime. >> reporter: he says 70% of his clients are within. >> i've learned technique and as i'm relaxed, i still feel invigorated and very, very powerful. >> reporter: two regulars at this studio are 24-year-old mariah strong and 1-year-old chase carter. both top models in new york city who say they use boxing regularly to stay in shape. >> time for my first class. after a quick warmup. >> right hand, thumb, turns down. >> reporter: it's time to hit the bag. half the room starts on strength training while the other boxes. >> hey, hey. >> reporter: noah says boxing works every part of the body. but legs are the foundation. every punch starts there. boxing is as much a mental workout as it is physical. according to clinical psychologist dr. vivian diller. >> women are invested in breaking boundaries and boxing has been up until now a male dominated sport. women want to push t

we'll get into the 70s as the front tries to cost we could have rumbles of thunder. not expecting widespread in terms of severe active a and could be isolated stronger thunderstorm that could produce damaging winds or little bit of hail. built we should be able to get up to 75 tomorrow afternoon. 75 from mannasas and not a lot of sunshine. and dodging a few showers here and there and temperatus 77 fredericksburg and 70 martinsburg and cooler off w west. temperature trend arm high 60. we're above it no. we're still warm wednesday at 66 with a lot of sunshine back in the forecast and cool to finish up the workweek with temperatures back down into the upper 50s. which is not bad this time of year and in terms the severe weather threat tomorrow this light green area indicates that generic thunderstorms are possible and then this darker green area is the marriage mall risk something under slight risk you could see a shower -- thunderstorm that might have ability to create damming winds or hail. future cast at 9:00 wants to bring more showers through ear and pass us by in

you can see our futurecast suggesting there should be a good amount of showers west of dc maybe a rumblethunder towards charlottesville. the better likelihood. at we go forward to the noon hour, there will be a few more showers, afternoon, maybe some are delayed with a few rain showers and a rumble of thunder as we see the rush hour get underway, everything will be wrapping up tomorrow and back to sunshine on wednesday. seven-day forecast in a few mi to circulate on social media about the number of missing teens. law enforcement said there has not been an increase. what is increasing is our awareness. officials say while the increase attention to missing kids in dc is helping shine a light it's important the correct information is shared. the in this matter center for missing and exploited children spoke about the issue tonight >> i know there's a perception of the number of missing children arrived. we opened our doors at the center we've seen decline. i think social media and technology has been a game changer. one is we're finding our children fast than ever before. >> dc's mayor addr

already, some thunderstorms have rumbled through the area. it is from this disturbance trying to make its way across the east coast. and as a result, you know, you will see couple of time stems, throughout the entire day, 9:00 a.m. for example, then click the button, go up to 2:00 p.m. another round of heavy showers or thunderstorms rumbling on through here. then again by 6:00 p.m. it is like this really isn't going to draw to a close. i wouldn't call this day a wash out, it is just unsettled all day long with the possibility of shower or under this earl storm really at any time. so, looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, just one moreunseled o high pressure conditions, which means, beautiful weather really for both tomorrow and thursday. specially thursday with the lighriry, march is about to go out like a lion, just the way it came in, with another storm bringing rain, some heavy, throughout the day. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone. from the world of travel so far this morning, s

heavy rain maybe a rumble of thunder and this starts to lift out ybe this timw night and here's 11:00omorrow night still dealing with shift north and eat and even 2 a.m. still wet weather and this surday maybe late day gets out breaks of sun 5 p.m. clearing and gradual clear as this storm moves out this weekend. so, breaking it down. periods of rain. heaviest in the afternoon. one an a half to 2 and a half inches and over three in a couple spots her d poor drainage floodk fromt hoe tomorrs starts 2 a.m icing and still. rain ifithink, wow, it's miseras will be worse of. ra it tsweend is dry. storm to talk about next week to be 'sloot going to be a>> it's ge. >> >> don up next in sports. ing up nll you why. islanders and dale weiss out early scores a goal and 1-0 fly guy early in this game and now they're up 2-0. then it's like it's time to drop gloves own throw hands. 8:28 into the game fasteurdy had wayne simmonds and simmonds pics y hall hatl have a bruceondsateu yankeesing and in 33 whad number do yout drafted saw something to him umpires, everybody hit thi >> and everybody.. >> i g

. >> and we know someone who is ready to rumble. roberta rumble gonzalez! >> are you ready to rumble! there's only one thing that looks better than the weather right now. michelle griego. gosh, she is looking really pretty! >> well, thank you! >> weather is looking pretty, too. it's just a love fest. kenny, you look gorgeous, dashing and debonaire. >>> kpix 5 weather camera looking out towards the bay. flags on the fly at pier 9. the water has a little bit of a ripple effect to it, as well. as we look at the current temperatures at the beach, san francisco 59. ocean beach same. low 60s in livermore. san jose at 63. these numbers are pretty much where they should be for this time of the year and still going up. let's say good afternoon to our weather watcher. this is charlie. he is in vallejo reporting 66 degrees and a thin layer of clouds. he says it's a nice day in vallejo. we do have a thin layer of clouds drifting in from an area of low pressure to the north of us skimming the pacific northwest and the northwestern quadrant of the state of california und

could see a rumble of theeiee quite heavy. could see a rumble of made: in their quite heavy.sles later on. it could stilljust about make ten or 11 degrees in the northern and eastern parts, but colder in the north—west. for the north—west of england, that cloud thick enough for some patches of rain. the south—west heading across into the midlands féééhfififéefiéirif-eiim see the best of the féééhfififéefiéirif-eiim see the be and the best of the temperatures, and the best of the sunshine. this evening and overnight, the rain picks up across southern and western areas. there will be quite a soggy night here. very windy with gales developing a whole rash of - developing and whole rash of showers developing and emerging into longer spells of rain. some snow on the high ground. another mild night to come across southern and eastern areas. monday isa southern and eastern areas. monday is a messy picture. low pressure bringing further gales to scotland through the morning, and this weather front a really weather front bringing a really 5°99y weather front bringing a really soggy gauge

rumble is backed by rocky himself. >> rocky's got him on the ropes!: models like gisele and gigi, people you would think would be off doing yoga, they're boxing. why is this taking off like this? >> one, because it works. especially coupling with the strength training. >> reporter: noah neiman is the co-founder of rumble. here, as many as 60 people train at the same time. >> there's nothing like a boxer's high. it makes you feel like ali in his prime. >> reporter: he says 70% of his clients are women. >> i've learned technique, and as i'm relaxed, i still feel invigorated and very, very powerful. >> reporter: two regulars at this studio are 24-year-old maria, and 19-year-old chase carter. both top models in new york city who say they use boxing regularly to stay in shape. what most surprised you when you started boxing? >> the strength of my core got super strong and leaned out in the middle, kind of like an hourglass. >> and everybody wants that. >> what do you think about phrases like punch like a girl? >> if we could just prove them wrong, right? >

we're not expecting severe weather but a rumble of upped thiser as it rumbles on here tonight. is of course high pressure sitting off the coast and pulling in oral should low. upper 60s to near 70 this vrn and with the front happening west we will have periods of sure around here that will have to watch throughout the day today. make sure you grab that umbrella. although i think we see a period of sunshine early afternoon hours. so we'll look forward to that a little bit. 67 the daytime high today and mostly cloudy kiz and general theme with showers and mostly one way this morning and another wave possible around the reeming evening rush hour and one more during the overnight hours. 51 overnight tonight and not a bad night ahead and clouds and showers will remain in the forecast. your "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast spring best two days of the week. wednesday, sunny and 65 during the afternoon hours and thursday near 70 once again with plenty of sunshine. friday, though, things change. showers maybe snow flake likely friday with colder air in temperatures drop all day long. s

in terms of rain a morning shower or a rumble of thunder possible.looks like most of this wants to track toward the northern suburbs. if you do hear a rumble of thunder this morning, i don't think this morning are the severe thunderstorms. lightning is always a possibility so be careful of that when those storms are passing through but that's not really the big impact. if you have things to get done today, you can probably get them done by like noon, 1:00, 2 o'clock. after we get past about two or 2:30 we're on the lookout for this thunderstorm line to begin to develop. karen was commenting on how thin it seems. it's not the kind of thing that is necessarily going to impact you for a long period of time but as it comes through for about 30 to 45 minutes you have an issue with gusts out ahead of this storm, heavy pounding rain, lots of lightning as it comes through and then even behind it you can get some jumpback lightning so maybe 45 to 60 minutes is what you have to plan to sort of slow down and just hold steady. if this does come through with this

recently, the rumblings of discontent from the traditionalist wing have grown louder.ied. his opponents say this undermines the church's teaching on the family. in november, a letter to the pope from four conservative cardinals was made public. it expressed their doubts and concerns and challenged the pope's authority by asking him to clarify his teachings. last month, anonymous posters criticising francis appeared across rome and a spoof front page of the vatican newspaper mocking the pontiff was sent to the city's cardinals. 0pposition from the church's conservative wing might be more of the same for the pope but vatican watchers are speculating that a group of moderate cardinals once loyal to francis are so concerned by the growing schism, there may be soft murmurings of mutiny behind the walls. the vatican's powerful secretary of state, cardinal pietro parolin, is mooted as their favourite. he is a veteran diplomat, seen as a safe pair of hands who might chart a more pragmatic path. a big problem for prospective mutineers, there is no obvious way in canon law to fo

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just pullingle mars, iowa. it's a short distance from sioux city. i'm about to meet a family that's farmed this land for generations and learn about a very strange inheritance. ♪ >> my name is roma lancaster. after my dad passed away, we knew that there would be a lot of things that would have to be sorted out and gone through on the farm. >> roma's father, dave hawkins, has deep roots in this part of iowa, going back more than a century. >> my father's ancestors immigrated to the united states in late 1800s. they moved westward with the expansion of the railroad, and my grandfather, my dad's father, albert hawkins, farmed just south of here, about a mile. >> dave hawkins grew up hearing stories of his ancestors plowing this land behind a team of horses. as a young farmer in the 1950s, just out of school, dave spots a tractor rusting in the weeds. it sparks his imagination. >> the 1920 9d is the tractor that belonged to my grandfather. that's what got my dad into the collecting again was when he r

a rumble of thunder here and there. few showers and storms, a better chance in the afternoon, wednesday not bad, bright day, sunny and temperatures will be a little bit cooler at about 66. here's what we're tracking for tomorrow. we've had a showers move through. but the bulk of activity moving out of kentucky and tennessee and into west virginia. those storms moving in our direction and showers, we have some in the yellow boxes. for the second day of the two-day warmup. the mild air will continue but here's the frontal boundary that will have the cool air. as we get into the 70's, watch for those showers begin to increase around the region. in terms of severe weather, kind of a general risk here in the light green. marginal risk means slightly better chance of seeing something might have gusty winds or perhaps a little bit of hail to it. that's somewhere under the slight risk. we'll be watching that closely tomorrow. how about these temperatures? mid 70's tomorrow. that will feel good. you're not going to need the heav

. >> we have a few showers and thunderstorm or two rumbling through the area now. this is just the appetizer. main course storm comes in overnight and tomorrow and it's a friday soaker and both commutes impacted and which is worse and when the storm timely moves out. >> and who says there's no crying in baseball. what caused a phillies player to breakdown in the locker to breakdown in the locker room. >> a septa worker goats keep money he found. he stum beinged on the cash while heading home from work and turned the money into police. but after no one claimed the cash for a year, a judge said treacy gets to keep the entire windfall. >> mile snow space for the first time ever space x launc launched recycled rockok broadct space before safely landing on a platform at sea. they hope this lower launch cost by reusing rockets normally discarded after one use. >> man versus machine. >> robots are not just on the production lines these days. debate is raging over impact on the u.s. workforce. do we need to worry about our jobs. >> hof hof joins us with the robotic revolut

we did hear few rumbled every thunder then into wednesday, conditions clearing on out. as we head into the day tomorrow. then cooling into thursday, 61 o some sunshine showers likely few rumbled every thunder then big cool down head into the end of the week, 45 degrees, on friday. some 30's for the upcoming weekends. >> no thank you. >> waking to up wet roadways. what are we looking in the schuylkill eastbound at the conshohocken curve, weaver an accident pulled all the way off to the right shoulder, now, but you are still getting some gaper delay there. so push in the eastbound direction, going to start to really slow you down now, also, on the westbound side, seeing some pretty significant gaper delays there, as well. so the westbound side, just keep it moving. okay? eastbound side, you will stop a little bit. you can see how slow moving it is, avoid the our altogether i would do so right now if you can't just add extra time onto your commute plans, maybe extra 25, 30 minutes, at this point. plus an accident northeast extension southbound before the toll plaza blockin

a truck rumbled across lawns, hit two cars and smashed into a house on hartwood road.ses told us they saw the truck go out of control after hitting a stop sign. medics treated the driver at the scene. >>> we're learning more about the case involving a philadelphia storeowner who shot a would-be thief and bystander during a robbery. >> we'll explain why the business owner will not face charges. others at the scene just might. >>> and next, sanctuary city's on notice. how leaders in philadelphia are responding after the white house once again threatens to slash federal funding. my sweetheartsmem.e what! she washed this like a month ago the long lasting scent of gain flings wwatching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? >>> the king aim at sanctuary cities. >> yesterday jeff sessions aopp white house saying they would deny certain pro moneys. matt, philadelphia is a sanct

showers, possibly a rumble of thunder. you can see steadier downpours by yellow and orange shading south of the state college. but for our area we are seeing a few breaks in the cloud cover toward sunset tonight. showers are making tonight to our western most suburbs in the poconos, lehigh valley, berks, lancaster counties. taking a look at our west of reading camera parking lot looking damp. few scattered showers and looking more glummy then dit down the shore. 55 degrees though. so definitely mild. temperatures have climbed well into the 60's. look at that 66 right now in philadelphia and big swing from where we were last weekend with temperatures in the 30's. sixty-five in millville. sixty-four in wilmington. few scattered showers. one steady batch comes through around 10. then line of showers and storms, about 5:00 a.m. could bring rumbles of thunder as well. that will then clear out and by 9:00 we have got sun peeking through on our wednesday morning. so tomorrow, early morning shower, cloud clear in, to midday, wind

we certainly have already seen that as evidence with the last cell rumbling through mercer county.o eventually clear things out. at least start to clear things out through the overnight. now, here is the thing. i actually ended up bringing us back to 64 degrees at best today. the reason, east wind. that's on shore wind flow. that's going to bring more clouds in. that's going to keep that cooler air in place. so i think that's going toned up limiting us. sixty-four, still above average, though, but scattered showers, thunderstorms, still out there, as we mention, that will be the story even into tonight. then we look forward to some quiet weather for couple of days, high pressure allows us to brighten up tomorrow. mid 50's, beautiful day, but new storm already here on friday. meisha? >> yikes. so we cannot forget our umbrella, ever. good morning, everyone, hey, what are we looking at here? take a look, we are talking visibilities. so jim and rahel, we are pushing in the westbound direction. what am i drawing? center city. this is what road are you traveling on, westbound direction,

it will be more persistent maybe even a rumble of thunder later. through the evening. you'll need the umbrella if you're going out and more warmth up the eastern seaboard before úbe moving in.to the west will right now chicago looking good in transition, 52. minneapolis only 46. so that colder air is just waiting in the wings. take look at our hour by hour you can see by 7:00 o'clock, still patchy showers. temperatures mainly in the 60s and in 50s by 11:00 o'clock more showers moving through but we're really waiting for this front. a cold front that moves through during the early morning hours at 5am it's 60 in philadelphia. it's only 48 in pottstown. that's a potent front we could have few rumbles of thunder during the early morning and then it's out of here. cloudy skies at 7:00 a.m. with some showers to the south and eve but look at that cloud chill clearing through the lehigh valley by 9:00 o'clock, 10:00 o'clock, everyone is in the sun and tomorrow a really pretty day with highs in the 50s and 60s. warming back up that cold air will be lagging

. >>> tornado and severe weather rumbles across states and the threat is not over. >>> a trip on the escalator takes a terrifying turn more dramatic video coming up. >>> and uber puts the brakes on self-driving cars. meteorologist david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> more severe storms could rumble across states from mississippi in orderward to ohio. this is -- northward to ohio. this is mississippi a tornado moved through. widespread damage. >>> hailed piled up in oklahoma and texas, pellets came crashing through a roof in dallas. cars and trucks had their windows cracked. >>> the family of the american killed last week in the london attack. kurt cochran w killed. his wife was among dozens injured when they were struck by an suv. london to pay tribute tofamily kurt. his brother-in-law said he left a legacy of generosity. >> he was an amazing individual who loved every one and tried to make the world place. >> payne said his sister's health is improving and she has been by their presence. they were

maybe a quick rumble of thunder, nothing steer and we're going to watch that front move to our area later tonight. can't completely rule out another shower. and did i mention we tied reagan at 80 degrees, dulles 75, bmi 75. while it's still mild we do expect to see temperatures cooling down later on tonight. enjoy the 70 while you can in annapolis but it's about the damage. so many people have so much cleaning up to do because of enormous trees that came down and alexandra limon found one of the biggest and most damaging in our region to come down. >> reporter: we're in the to forest glen neighborhood, which is across the street from hole the cross hospital. this huge tree that the montgomery county fire and rescue department said blew over and got knocked down on to this home. you can see an incredible amount of damage to the roof. parts of the attic are sticking out. we're near myrtle road and forest glen, luckily nobody i was hurt. one of the homeowners tells me he was outside picking up some debris been knocked down. meanwhile, i spoke to his wife. she said she was across the street a

>> in a bathtub. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm driving along the southern california coastline in san diego. i'm here to meet a woman who says her strange inheritance took her on a journey to meet someone she never really got to know when he was alive -- her own father. >> my name is nancy crego-powers, and my father, arthur v. crego, left a collection that took him a lifetime to accumulate. >> for starters, nancy asks me to check out the oldest item in her father's collection. >> i want to show you where i keep the gun. >> in the bedroom? >> in the bedroom. uh, yeah, that could be dangerous. >> oh, look at that! it's so beautiful with the inlay. it's called a pennsylvania long rifle. >> handmade in philadelphia. it's probably circa 1776 or a little later. this was still being used in the battle of 1812. it meant so much to him, and it means a lot to me. >> nancy's family has a history of military service going back to the revolutionary war. >> this is one of dozens of firearms in a huge cache of war relics left by n

breezy conditions, out of the west, showers, and maybe even few rumbles every thunder possible.ur lows are only dropping back to 51 degrees. future weather showing us rainfall activity will pick up once again, as we head into the evening hours, from west to east, so dealing with some shower activity, looking pretty likely into the evening hours. then as a cold front makes approach through the delaware valley, we will see this line of showers and maybe even a few embedded rumbles every thunder moving through throughout the overnight period. see few snowflakes mixing in toward the poconos as we wake up wednesday morning, maybe lingering shower, especially down the shore. but the cloud deck quickly erodes as we head into tomorrow morning. and by midday tomorrow, sunshine, breaking out across the area. so, what to expect for our wednesday, early morning shower, then clouds clearing into midday, it will be breezy day with wind gusts up around 30 to 35 miles per hour. still mild, though, low temperatures, or excuse me, high temperatures in the low 60s, but all that is going to change.

much warmer by the afternoon a high temperature of 72 warm on tuesday a high of 72 with a late day rumble of thunder and cool on wednesday with high pressure and sunny and high up to 65. on thursday sun to afternoon clouds a high temperature of 59 friday mostly cloudy in at 56 with rain developing and on saturday early rain and mostly cloudy high of 60, sunday clouds and some sun in at 63 walter. >> we will take it that is not too bad. >> not bad. >> thanks melissa and next on news jeff skversky has sports and later some young musicians show off their skills on one of biggest stages in philadelphia that and more when action news comes right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. it's the

showers, maybe a rumble of thunder late this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon. some of that could be severe. a little sunshine and temperatures will be in the upper 70's. and if the seven-day forecast will pop up fast enough you'll get to look at that real quick. there you go. 77 tomorrow and then we cool off into the 50's and 60. weekend right now looks dry. here's erin como. >> 5:47, gary. i like the warmup but i don't love the fog this morning. >> no, it's awful. >> drizzly conditions pretty dicey monday morning commute of the right now northbound 210 we have a crash just before the beltway. that's causing some watch for in as you try to get word oxon hill this morning from southern maryland. 95 on the northbound side you are jammed back to virginia three plank road from that point to the aquia harbor. centreport parkway a disabled tour bus blocking the right shoulder causing big slowdowns mixed in with the morning congestion so from fredericksburg through stafford give yourself right now about 30 extra minutes. consider route one northbou

homes near the rails that are rumbling, and tonight we have a big update. now the federal government is looking into this and whether it's all connected to metr this, and he's here now with the latest chapter in the saga. >> reporter: i just spoke to neighbors who have been feeling this for a long time. they are convinced it's for metro's shiny new cars, and they are in the 7,000 series, and now in a new report, the feds think that may be the case, and they did inspections 3 months ago, and neighbors are wondering why they have seen a change since. >> reporter: this is what was found on december 21st. broken track fasteners meant to keep the ground vibrations down. it was in a green line tunnel, running below georgia avenue in the petworth neighborhood of northwest, dc. >> they are taking it seriously, so maybe they will take it seriously soon. >> reporter: hannah martin's home has been shaking since last summer, and last month we did a team investigation, and we found each rumble in hannah's home was consistent with a 7,000 train passing by, direct respons

no severe weather but obviously rumbles of thunder are a real possibility. four things to know about the weather. number one, grab the umbrella. rumbles of thunder a chance and later on this afternoon. dryer weather for tomorrow and thursday. the weekend kind of a 50-50 weekend. sunday looking like the better of the two days. i'll give you the whole ten day forecast coming up. let's go over to sheena and take a closer look at today. >> as we go through the afternoon today we're looking at temperatures in the 70s for the most part but we are also looking at that chance for thunderstorms as we go through the afternoon. so here is a look as we go through the day now, warm this morning but then by noon today, 67 degrees by then. rain likely by will want the umbrella for that through the afternoon. we still have the chance for some scattered thunderstorms. we'll be in the 70s. we're still running 15 degrees or so above normal. even by 7:00 p.m. for the evening commute you may run into some soggy thunderstorms out there but, again, just keep that in mind. the road

scattered showers perhaps even a rumble of thunder.gn that spring is here. >> all right, thank you cecily. >>> the next time you report for jury duty in philadelphia you'll notes a bright colorful change. the court system unveiled several murals today that will be going up in that room 195, that's where jurors report for civil cases. nathaniel lee who works at mural arts philadelphia came up with the designs. he says they highlight the concept of justice, community and diversity. the artwork will be installed this coming fall. >>> abc's "world news tonight" is next with david muir right here on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the severe weather alerts up in several states right now. major storms, da

rumble of thunder here and there.ce again we're continuing those on and off shower chances. 46 degrees in millville. 43 in pottstown. reading overnight at 44 degrees. mount pocono again one of those locations that will be near freezing and could see that mix. for tomorrow 50. so not those 70s that we had today. periods of showers cloudy and cooler easterly winds kicking up at about ten to 15 miles per hour. but then we start to head back the other way as we look at your seven day forecast notice we're back into the 60s on monday. we still have few shower chances that day overnight temperatures into the 40s. and then we're in the 70s on tuesday with some shower chances again. and when we are talking 60s and 70s again that can kind of cause a few rumbles thunder. by wednesday, though, it's out of here. we've got more sunshine on wednesday. 63 and breezy. 50s forest of the work week. joyce? >> all right. thank you, monica. >>> thousands of kids in philadelphia are going to have more books to read thanks to initiative by

can't rule out stray rumble of thunder or stray thunderstorm tonight.he rain we saw this afternoon has started to shift north ande, still have light to moderate rain in the western suburbs and all this to get through. mostly shipping to the north. i think the heaviest, continuous rain is over but a few pockets still to deal with through the rest of tonight. heaviest right now is over toms river, howell, stafford back into burlington county, slow downs there, with some pretty heavy downpours still pushing through. flood advisory now in effect for much of the region for southeastern pennsylvania until 8:45, much of the ocean and now burlington counties until 9:00 o'clock tonight and an indication that flooding is occurring, adjacent, and, poor drainage area you can see that break still overhead, light rain by 11:00 we will see heaviest shift out, still threats of freezing rain and poconos, still a few scattered showers here. 2:00 a.m., spring shower but starting to get better. by 8:00 tomorrow morning we will see cloud cover break out , tomorrow we will s

wouldn't be surprised if we do get a rumble of thunder.d air will be arriving behind that system but it will be delayed by about a day. associatioso the next two days y warm. 63 degrees tomorrow. kind of al dirty sky cover, though. lots of clouds, a few showers. that fronts rolls through in the wee hours of the morning on wednesday. wednesday just as warm, 63. but it will feel cooler with the winds gusting and this boundary will stall to the south by the end of the week and the weekend. waves low pressure developing along that will bring us a couple opportunities for some snow. association the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow plenty of clouds, a few morning showers. it will be breezy with a high of 63 degrees early wednesday morning again could get a rumble of thunder with that that front moving through. remainder of the day mix of sun and clouds windy but still mel pretty mild. 63 degrees. thursday temperatures step down. mostly sunny, 44 degrees. friday is when the first of two low pressures rise along that front. it doesn'

but here is the line of showers, regenerating and maybe even few rumbles every thunder possible, as weut the overnight period. then we are going to see clearing on the back side of this system, so clouds as we wake up early tomorrow morning, but then by midday sunshine taking over and setting us up for mostly sunny wednesday. temperatures will still be mild. 64 degrees, high temperature tomorrow, will occur early in the day. see the cooler air settling in on the back side of the system as we head into wednesday night. so down to 39 degrees as we wake up on thursday morning. cooler day with high temperatures in the middle 50's. then temperatures fall off dramatically, as we head toward week's ends, chance of rain, snow, on friday. and then another chance of snow, meisha, that we will talk more about, and the upcoming in the show on sunday. >> all right, lauren, i don't know about you but i am so ansy for spring. i think tomorrow like come on, already, right? waking to up wet roadways. it is causing some problems out there for us. so this is what we've been talking for the past little bi

toward cape may county cape may point, west cape may places like thaw could see a stray shower or rumbler moving through in the next half an hour or so. right now across the region you can see it is chilly. fifty-two in philadelphia. fifty down the shore along the coast, further inland it is milder. poconos at 45 degrees, again, stuck in the cloud and rain all day long, and that has stabilized atmosphere. don't think we will see much more in the way of thunderstorm development except that stray within to the south. overnight low is about 12 degrees above average but daytime high just went no where thanks to the cloud and rain we came in 3 degrees below on the day and looks like we will finish out month pretty even, pretty seasonal over next few days as temperatures begin to stabilize. through tonight we have that light to moderate rainfall to the north and west, slow go out there, there is ponding on the road from the earlier rain that came through and all starting to lift out, that is good news, overnight we will clear it out. couple spots of patchy fog, so watch out on the road tonight

maybe gusty downpours and the rumble of thunder.s is at 5:00 wednesday morning and if you leave work early for the rush. watch this line as it passes through and by 8:00 the sun starts to break out to the north and west and the last of the showers working off southern new jersey, a wet start to the commute, southern new jersey delaware drier to the north and west. and by the afternoon tomorrow there is no clouds and the sunshine takes over and if fact. as we go into the afternoon, with the return of sun we go back into the 60s for highs tomorrow. and the one thing you'll notice the winds gusting to near 35 miles per hour throughout your wednesday. the four day at 4:00 forecast, the warming trend continues tomorrow on the windy side. with returning sun and breezy and sunny on thursday, mild at 61 and then a potent front comes through and a ripple of energy, we watch for morning wet snow and mixed rain develop here friday morning. the question is how heavy can the snow get during the morning rush. we'll have to watch that at 41 degree

and again we could have a few rumbles of thunder. we did today, we saw 50s in the poconos and we saw 70s in delaware. umbrellas that's going to be a must. periods of rain and perhaps an isolated thunderstorm. we're not expecting anything to be severe at this point. just a little bit of rumbling and noise to wake you up perhaps in the middle of the night or afternoon nap tomorrow. 70 in vineland, 59 in philadelphia where we already made it to 60 today. 56 at pocono. we are looking at 62 in wilmington and 67 in atlantic city. much warmer than we saw yesterday. now here's the deal on the fog. we're pretty good right now with 12 miles of visibility in philadelphia. out at cape may, nothing. you already have that fog creeping in along the shoreline. we get to 2:30 in the morning, almost everybody goes down between nothing and a mile of visibility. that continues into tomorrow morning. if you have flights, you want to call ahead because there could be some fog delays. the beam is sweeping the exile and we're not picking up anything in the

you'll notice that there have already been couple of showers even heavy thunderstorms rumbling through specially mercer count our to mention there was hail report of some pea size hail coming through part of the county within the last couple of hours. so, we have seen it already. certainly some of these storms could be a little bit more not just gusty but little bit more feisty as the day goes on with gusty winds, as well as maybe even some small hail. the temperature difference since yesterday there is same time, pretty noticeable. currently in the low 50's, in a lot of spots, 51 in atlantic city, 51 in philly. forty-six by comparison mount poconoevo really mild start. now, you would think that that would send us on reallymb with , right? not necessarily. if i can get this graphic to advance, what is up? i'm not sure. but what ithis were to decide to actually advance, is that. we would ends up with scattered showers, throughout the course of the day, some thunderstorms, as well, and temperatures held back to the mid six 60s, at best. we had originally gone 70 degrees, i'm scaling that

then we could have few rumbles of thunder at about four or 5am.retty mild along the coastal plane. cleveland 49. chicago 51 as we go hour by hour we see the rain moving through and then ending tomorrow morning. during the day on thursday it's pretty transitional day. with mild temperatures. we'll see those numbers warm up in the 50s but look what happens friday morning. temperatures in the 30s. with some wet snow showers with those borderline temperatures and that will be right through your morning rush. then a cold northwesterly wind will follow and another chance of snow over the weekend. so for tonight, the low 52. balmy across the region with some scattered showers and isolated thunderstorm toward the morning. during the day tomorrow, looklying for a high temperature pretty decent of 63 degrees. it will be windy but it will be warm. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, look for 61 degrees for thursday. those morning snow showers friday. saturday cold for st. patrick's day parade on philadelphia looking at a beautiful day to s

we didn't have not just one odd rumble of thunder.th four sunday and an awful lot of cloud, misty low cloud, hill and coastal fog and an awful lot of cloud, misty low cloud, hill and coastalfog so and an awful lot of cloud, misty low cloud, hill and coastal fog so for most sunday will get off to a mild start. this rain in the east obviously bringing a different date for the east in england and doubt whether in northern ireland in the morning, moving into wales and the south—west of scotland. all the time it will be a grain misty start so a lot of low cloud around the hills and coastal fog as well. behind this first weather front and ahead of the next one we may well have some bright weather through the east of wales, midlands, into parts of northern england and central scotland. still quite murky near the east coast of scotland compared with saturday and that rain band is getting into the west. all the time the rain in the east will be fizzling out. it looks as if the rain in the west as it heads in, will become more showery as well.

we dueled pick up a stray shower or rumble of thunder through this evening not expecting much more in the way of severe wet here. winds pick up overnight and skies clear, and then tomorrow , blustery and much colder, i'll tell you how much colder and which parts of the area may see some snowflakes, before the week comes to an end. for now, jessica back to you. >> kate, thank you. >>> track forecast anytime at your fingertips down load free cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google play. >>> new tonight police arrested two teenagers they say are responsible for beating and robbing a six three-year old man in upper darby. we first told you about the crime last week. now authorities tell "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves that man's assault and robbery was just the beginning, of a week long crime spree. >> upper darby police believe that they have put an end to a week long crime spree, at their community. >> this was really, really violent, crime activity. this was not a joke. >> reporter: superintendent michael chitwood says a 15 year-old from upper darby and 17 year-o

maybe a rare rumble of thunder. winds will increase gusting to 25 miles an hour and of course we'll see areas of fog. some of this could be locally dense so please be aware of that into tomorrow morning. coming up we'll talk about how intense those winds get tomorrow. a late week soaker and a sunny stretch. the focus of the seven day will be this storm that will be become a coastal storm and will bring very heavy rain. it will be a washout i'll see you later in the broadcast with details on this and your seven day forecast. >> kathy, thank you. >>> one week after a two-year-old little boy was found dead police make an arre arrest. this man is charged with child endangerment and abuse of corporation. officers say nesmith was jones tear character last week police found the toddler laying on bed naked in a home in okay, west oak lane. he was pronounced dead a short time later. investigators are waiting on autopsy results to determine how that little boy died. >>> dad shot in the face after confronting the man who robbe

. >> from all over t just wants to concentrate bolivia.ou didn't pe runner a a good nice for hr rumbles of thunder.tting like that. >> march felt like january. >> it did. [ laughter ] >> beautiful evening. you can see out on the circle a beautiful night to get outdoors and enjoy even at this late hour. look at these temperatures. 54 in philadelphia. wilmington 56. and millville 55. even allentown 50 the poconos 40. so temperatures staying mild overnight. we have a few showers moving in from the southwest periods of rain during the day tomorrow. even a marginal risk of severe weather in southern delaware for the rest of us just some afternoon thunderstorms. go hour by hour with our fox future cast by tomorrow morning spotty showers temperatures rising through the 50s but by late afternoon these storms, this south and west of wilmington will be moving through philadelphia and that is our opportunity for some thunderstorms temperatures will be mild in the upper 60s. so overnight tonight, low temperatures staying in the 50s. 52 in philadelphia. that's close to the average high for this time