salem has declared itself a sanctuary for peace.ity officials cannot ask about immigration status, designed to reassure immigrant groups. >> somewhere around 5% to 8%. citizens don't want salem to be a sanctuary city and our gathering names to try to force a referendum in november. they said the status could lose money and a noise washington. >> i think it is a way to antagonize president trump. >> our president is doing nothing other than suggesting our people follow the law. the salem police departmentany pressure to cooperate further with immigration officials will fall on the shoulders of its officers. it is a big problem in alienating immigrants. >> we have had a few incidents of domestic violence where their immigration status was used against them, and they were reluctant to come forward. they went through probably several different kinds of abuses. reporter: the numbers of undocumented people being deported without convictions has risen. it made victoria think about the future of her own family. >> i asked a friend to stay w

salem has declared itself a sanctuary for peace.dents about their immigration status, which is designed to reassure immigrant groups. these residents do not want salem to be a sanctuary city and they are gathering names to try to force a referendum in november. they fear that sanctuary status could lose the city money and annoy washington. i think it isjust a way to antagonise president trump. our president is doing nothing other than suggesting that our people follow the laws. the police department knows any pressure to cooperate further with immigration officials will fall on the shoulders officials will fall on the shoulders of its officers, and its chief sees big problems in alienating immigrants. the other night we have had a few incidents of domestic violence, whether fact that their immigration status was being used against them, and they were relu cta nt to against them, and they were reluctant to come forward. so they went through probably several different times of abuse. the numbers of undocumented people being deported w

in north carolina crews will be out today assessing the damage near winston, salem.he possibility tornado ripped the roof off the house and toppled dozens of trees in the path. so far no reports of injuries. >>> you're about to see the scary moments of a car running over a young child miraculously, the boy was not seriously injured. the surveillance video from china shows the child playing on the sidewalk, moments later he is hit by the car. nearby pedestrians rescued the boy from beneath the vehicle. police say the child suffered only small cuts and bruises. >>> seven divers became separated from their commercial dive boat off jupiter florida. rescue crews found two divers and took them to the marina. they spotted five dives a mile way they were picked up by a nearby dive boat. >>> phillies face the rockies this afternoon, they remained scoreless for 7 innings and had three hits last night they lost 7-2. the phillies hold the worst record in baseball at 15 and 29. ♪ to that customability. you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very customizable. you c

one batch over cumberland moved through salem earlier. we've got another batch developing, as well. they are brief, they are not that heavy, they move through and then you see the return of partly sunny skies. excuse me. that's what we had today. we started the day with a good amount of sunshine. the clouds bubbled up in the afternoon. temperatures made it into the 70s. philadelphia, 74 down from a high of 76. one degree shy of normal. it's cooler in cape may with the wind off the bay, 69 degrees. if you're heading to the phillies take a sweatshirt or jacket some clearing the winds diminish. first pitch, 72. 9th inning, 67 degrees. double scan showing the next system we're tracking looked like it was coming through on sunday, it will come through tomorrow afternoon. as you pack your bathing suits pack the umbrellas keep them on hand. sunday is looking the nicest of the weekend. temperatures below normal we'll see peeks of sunshine, i'll let you know when and have the shore and the poconos in the full accuweather forecast. jim. >> thank you cecily, we head to the jersey shore, let's

the fight over sanctuary cities has stretched to salem massachusetts, town known for its witch trialsd of the 17th century now navigating 21st—century immigration policies under the trump administration. why is donald trump spending so much time talking about america's seventh president, andrew jackson, and the american civil war? is history being revived or rewritten? north korea has accused the united states of pushing the korean peninsula to the brink of nuclear war, today, two us bombers flew a training exercise alongside the south korean and japanese air forces. the north's official news agency said it was a rehearsal for a pre—emptive nuclear strike. the pentagon has confirmed its missile defence shield, known as thad, is 110w defence shield, known as thad, is now fully operational, which will antagonise china, as well as pyongyang. maybe there is a twin strategy, over the weekend, president trump called kim jong—un a smart cookie, even said that he would meet with him if the conditions were right. joining us to discuss the rising tensions, the former us defence secretary under

"action news" reporter gray hall is live in salem tonight. gray have tens of thousands of new jerseyans received an adequate explanation? >> reporter: the hope is this won't happen again. a lot of people were rattled by this and the problem is identified and corrected. >> it was scary that is all i can say. >> should we pack up and go? do we need a ready bag by the door. >> i thought something went wrong and waiting for the rest of the message. >> tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. fear grips tens of thousands of people living in south jersey they were alarmed to see this message on their tv a nuclear power plant warning. they feared the worst. >> panic with everything especially with what is happening in the world today. >> this was not a test but a big mistake. we learn from new jersey state police that the accident happened during a scheduled safety training exercise. the state police was intended for a small group of emergency management personnel participating in the exercise and as a result of a coding error the message was publically broadcast

in ben salem around route 114, a crash is blocking the southbound lanes.hey have all of the traffic that, of course, you see here on our maps system, completely in the red because it's really slow. everybody has to merge together. get to the outer drive and get through one lane at a time that way. that's why we're seeing pretty big delays there. a few other things going on, as well. this is in malvern. we've been watching this since this morning in phoenixville pike between route 401 and yellow springs road. there's a crash there. and there's a truck fire at rou routes 168, exit 3. traffic is getting by. if you feel nervous about it, take 295 as an alternate. either way, you should be good to go in the new jersey for now. back to you. >> thanks. >>> next, a recall that could impact your memorial day barbecue. >>> and sleep tracker trouble. if you're using an app or other device to keep tabs on your sleep habits, well, could be doing you more harm than good. what you need to know to get the best rest up next. >>> and free family fun. we're doing the legwork

you see them moving from salem county and heading to the northeast.he rain is going to be steady across new jersey and into delaware for most of the day. and those areas that are not seeing a lot of rain in pennsylvania, you'll get yours, too. it will be filling in through the morning. we've got a dreary day ahead. and that is what is to come. finally tapering off a little bit late this afternoon. some evening showers you can count on, too. for now, the temperatures are in the 50s. 54 degrees in south jersey and delaware. 55 degrees in delaware. 56 in lehigh valley and 56 in philadelphia, too. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. it's going to be a rainy and dreary day ahead. that's your neighborhood forecast. we'll go through it hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. now to the roads and how the rain is. jessica boyington? >>> thanks. around montgomery drive, a disabled vehicle on the left-hand shoulder of the westbound side. traffic is getting by the scene. don't know what happened here. it looks like a single vehicle that's here by itself. th

message that was broadcast on tv before 9:00 last night to an estimate d half a million people in salem and cumberland counties was a mistake. it was caused by a coding error that originated out of the office of emergency management in west trenton. for others, it was a wakeup call. emergency management officials say if anything good comes out of this, it's a reminder about important of a backup plan. >> be prepared even though this was an exercise ask something that occurred it shows we theed to be prepared. >> the 911 call center took hundreds of calls from concerned residents while a reverse 911 system called 70,000 people notifying them of the mistake. >> thankful everyone is fine. >> reporter: the office of emergency management say it is identified the coding issue and corrected it. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> developing now, the suspected suicide bomber in b monday's attack this manchester was part of a terror network. going to show you the man responsible for killing 22 people outside a a concert. investigators say this hn's brother and tower were also arrested in connection w

the city of salem was the a hardest hit. rushing water carried two policemen tanks petroleum tanks and semi tractor trailers downstream. there were no injuries. >>> a wayward whale that was stuck in a harbor is making its way back to the ocean. experts say appears to be a healthy juvenile. i'll tell you those kids. rescue kids helped it on its way by playing a continuous loop of feeding sounds into the harbor's entrance point. hey kids the food is over here. >> the grilling season begins a popular hot dog company issued a recall. >>> a drugstore chain will stop selling a certain kind of sunscreen, we'll tell you why when "action news" comes right back. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award-winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. at

naimeh salem/ abogada de inmigracin "a veces la pareja va con muy poca prueba de convivencia.con muygo rodriguez "por lo que ice lanz una agresiva campaÑa nacional para combatir el fraude de matrimonios, haciendo hincapi en las consecuencias que van desde multarla, crcel y hasta la deportacin. aunque los matrimonios por papeles no son nada nuevo. naimeh salem/ abogada de inmigracin "hemos visto a travs de la historia de matrimonios que se hacen por conveniencia en cuestin de dinero.por negocio. de acuerdo a datos de la agencia de ciudania e inmigracion, un matrimonio fraudulento puede costar entre 7 mil a 50 mil dlares..y en los ltimos aÑos el gobierno federal ha logrado desmantelar organizaciones que arreglaban matrimonios falsos...entre ciudadanos estadounidenses y personas de china y nigeria. elsa manzanares/ tiene un trmite con inmigracin "es bien difcil. pero por mas dificil que parezca, la senora elsa nos dice que seguira luchando para poder demostrar que su matrimonio es verdadero. victor hugo rodriguez, noticias telemundo. topvo paola --en california.. las autoridades de salu

wet we have moderate rain moving through sections every salem county just outside of dover as we kind of zoom in. you can see that thunderstorm now moving into the delaware bay bridgeton looking at some rainfall and that cell we've been watching moving through the beach haven area right now with a few downpours that will be moving out to sea. so the cold front pushes through night and those temperatures will drop. but take look at the first official heat wave. it was none on wednesday. 93 both yesterday and today. sealing the deal. still 90 in trenton. 86 degrees in allentown and low 90s in atlantic city. but look at the cooler air off to the north and west. we're talking 70s in pittsburgh now but look at the 50s in buffalo and syracuse. that's the cooler air headed in our direct. the cold front tonight and by tomorrow morning, temperatures 50s and 60s. we'll talk about entire weekend forecast an big pattern change as we head toward the holiday weekend coming up next weekend. back over to you. >> hopefully it will be nice for memorial day, scott as we take live look at rehoboth beach.

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you can see a couple of passing spotty sprinkles moving through cumberland also salem county, but off to the west i've circled this disturbance around chicago. this will bring us a threat of some afternoon showers for tomorrow. so here's the kick off forecast. tomorrow's high temperature 76 degrees. low 70s right now on sunday. a little cooler with a 20% chance for some rainfall. so right now, it looks like afternoon pop-up showers during the day on saturday and then sunday right now looks a little drier. we'll talk about monday's rainfall chances coming up. >> all right. thank you scott. >>> and here's life look from our camera at cape may. many people heading down to the shore. a lot of people already there for the fun three-day weekend and of course our sabina kuriakose heading down there. she's along the atlantic city boardwalk right now. >> i think we're a little both jealous here. sabina, how are things shaping up? >> reporter: pretty good, guy guys. the boardwalk is where it's at. right now it's not the best beach day. we haven't gotten a lot of people in the water but take loo

it warned them of an emergency at the salem and hope plant. but now they say it was no emergency, a drill triggered the alert by mistake. the office of emergency management initiated a reverse 911 call to alert residents it was a mistake and in a real emergency residents will receive multiple alerts including evacuation routes to be used. >>> the department's headquarters move ago head with plans to relocate but not to the building originally chosen by the city. sara bloomquist is live now from spring garden on at announcement. >> reporter: rick can that is right. the announcement came this afternoon. the philadelphia police department will relocate here to 400 north broad street. the former home of the inquirer and daily news. the city was to move the department to a building it spent millions on in north philadelphia and now they said they reviewed the location and decided this one would be better. >> 400 north broad is will be headquarters for the philadelphia police, a reversal by the nutter administration to move it to 4601 market in west

from south and west, notice pretty steady rain pocket out there, too, especially this places like salem county right now. so traveling isn't ideal obviously, isn't complete wash out of a view on storm scan. but you do have a pretty soggy day ahead with rounds every rain just moving through any time here today. so there could even be rumble every thunder along the way, too for now look at the area temperatures, off to call it mild start. bit after cool feel to the air when you walk out the door, certainly muggy, 56 currently at the airport, pair of five's upper 50's to report in atlantic city. as the day progresses here there is isn't temperature about temperature, obviously about the storm moving in. with rain expect pretty much any time today. this is one of the days where you walk out the door, patience, little extra time, cup of coffee just to get you through what may ends up being pretty long column youth and certainly an umbrella that's pretty much a requirement on a day like today. >> pack the patience, still very damager out there and very wet out there as well. already problem r

. >> as many as half a million television viewers in salem county got that alert about an emergency at the hope creek nuclear plant last night. the warning was sent by mistake. investigators are trying to figure out how it happened. denise nakano joins us live. >> is it any clearer how this could happen? >> reporter: it is. i learned in the past 20 minute it is all came down to a coding issue. this message was supposed to be sent to a small group of people and instead broadcast publicly. for 20 minutes people didn't know what was going on. especially those who live within miles of the nuclear power plant. >> it's the first time i got an alert on the tv plant. >> reporter: a warning that came across it have sets caused people to panic in cumberland and salem counties. >> it's like, oh my god. >> fwot a call from his concerned wife who is day was from having their first child. >> she was nervous. especially because we live a hop, skip and a jump away. >> reporter: it told people to seek shelter was a mistake. there was no emergency. emergency management officials say the inaccurate infor

he told stories in new salem about ministers. speed, when he got to the last couple years of his life got diabetes. the last six months he was in terrible pain and had to amputate a lake. he was in terrible suffering and he converted to christianity, his wife's christianity, she was a methodist. when lincoln visited farmington late august and september of 1841, he got quite close to speed's mother who was a very maternal figure. she gave him a bible. he wrote his thank you letter and talked about how much the bible meant to him, now he gets a chance to read it, even though he knew the bible very well. he gilded the lily a little bit. the first time that lincoln begins to talk about god is after that visit. in his political addresses, he had never before that brought the word got into his writings until after lucy speed, a surrogate mother figure, in the late summer of 1841. just an interesting aside. >> thank you very much. thank you all. [applause] >> we will reconvene in may at the clara barton missing soldiers home. thank you

he told some funny stories in new salem about ministers. fanny was very religious, and speed, when he got to the last couple years of his life got diabetes. the last six months he was in terrible pain and had to amputate a leg. he was in terrible suffering and he converted to christianity, his wife's christianity, she was a methodist. she inherited all of his wealth, at least $20 million in contemporary money. when she died in 1902, half of it went to the methodist church. this is always the story. lincoln, interestingly, there is james cornelius in springfield lincoln curator who i have , a gotten to know quite well, he pointed this out to me. when lincoln visited farmington in 1841, he got quite close to speed's mother who was a very wonderful maternal figure. he had to have a tooth pulled, she nursed him, and she gave him a bible. he wrote his thank you letter and talked about how much the bible meant to him, now he gets a chance to read it, even though he knew the bible very well. he gilded the lily a little bit. that was in his thank y

the city of salem, 35 miles northwest of louisville, kentucky, was hit hard.re storms moved to the area causing flash floods. officials declared a state of emergency. residents seem to a soft vocal about the situation. >> it will be a slow process and rebuilt. that's what the small town of salem's, we rebuild.>> no reports of serious injury and no estimate of damage cost. >>> a terrifying sight in texas were eight teenagers were stuck on top of a roller coaster about 1 am. fire crews arrived to rescue them on the joker, they hosted the texas high school seniors with the park staying open until 5 am. when the roller coaster cotts.com severe weather started coming through arlington. >> we think lightning into consideration the you have to remember, when we arrived on scene, there were eight young people stuck on a roller coaster in the air. the weather wasn't stopping us from going up to's help them -- to help them. >> all students are okay. >>> and airliner collided with the supply truck at lax flipping the truck on a side. eight employees were hurt but all are

millville to wildwood and salem.luster of storms are pulling through and that lifts back into the philadelphia trenton and lakehurst 10:00, 10:30 tonight as it pushes north and wind and small hail this evening but gone by the time we get to the 11:00 hour and midnight and that sets us up for the unofficial start to the weekend. sun and clouds on friday and a breeze north-northwest 20 to 25 miles per hour. and that keeps us fairly dry. dover and philadelphia millville and 74 in allentown and 72 in cape may and 73 beautiful degrees in atlantic city. if you head to the shore for the holiday weekend, sun to clouds and 69 degrees a nice day on saturday, and cool to be on the sand and you can still stroll the boardwalk with partly sunny skies on sunday and showers hope to hold off through the evening and a lot of clouds and sun trying to pop out in the afternoon and the ocean is really chilly only 59 degrees, poconos on saturday, clouds on the increase of 68 and sun on sunday a shower around and 66 and breaks of sun for me

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. >>> well, new at 11:00 two cars crashed and one overturned catching fire in a deadly accident in salemy. multiple people were killed. state highway 56 were killed. happened just after 7:00. at landes avenue in pits grove township. well, the music world is in mourning. legendary rocker greg allman, the front man for the allman brothers band has died. ♪ >> allman passed away at his home in savannah, georgia today. they canceled all performances for the year due to health issues. allman and his older brother performing songs like "rambling man" and "midnight rider." allman was 69 years old. >>> and a loss for the phillies family. haul of famp pitcher, jim bunning pitched one of the first perfect games in national league history with the phillies in 1964 and he served in congress and in the senate representing kentucky. he was 85 years old. >>> and coming up in sports reaction as the phillies honor bunning's legacy. and the phillies posted this picture of bunning's jersey with a caption that says forever a phillies legend. rest in peace, jim. >>> the new york airport has been given the all

we have showers the main batch this is pretty light moving into salem county over the delaware, a couple of sprinkle near atlantic city, this activity really diminish as we head through the evening hours. today finally made it into the 70s. 7 had4 in -- 74 in philadelphia. cape may, 70. atlantic city airport, 73. we're in between systems right now we're getting windy conditions, some of the leftover clouds. the low pressure that brought us the soaking rain, the thunderstorms last night that will be pulling out. we get a break in the action for the first part of the day tomorrow and that complex, this is what's called a short wave moving into chicago. earlier in the week that looked like it it would be moving through on sunday, now it will be moving through tomorrow afternoon bringing us a chance of showers. tonight, clearing skies, 58 in philadelphia. 53 in allentown. 59 in cape may. trenton, 55. future tracker showing tomorrow morning we'll see clouds and sun, i think brighter skies to the east and then again as we head into the afternoon that short wave moves in. scattered showers i th

. >> as many as half a million television viewers in salem county got that alert about an emergency atk nuclear plant last night. the warning was sent by mistake. investigators are trying to figure out how it happened. denise nakano joins us live. >> is it any clearer how this could happen? >> reporter: it is. i learned in the past 20 minute it is all came down to a coding issue. this message was supposed to be sent to a small group of people and instead broadcast publicly. for 20 minutes people didn't know what was going on. especially those who live within miles of the nuclear power plant. >> it's the first time i got an alert on the tv plant. >> reporter: a warning that came across it have sets caused people to panic in cumberland and salem counties. >> it's like, oh my god. >> fwot a call from his concerned wife who is day was from having their first child. >> she was nervous.

you're been to new salem, it is just 25 cottages spread out on a dirt road. his friends set up a suicide watch. they watched him all the time. he told a federal legislator that he was afraid to carry a pocket knife. noticed the significance of lincoln telling a friend in the legislature that lincoln was afraid to carry a pocket knife, that is because he was afraid he would commit suicide. he was afraid he would slip his wrist. that is why in psychiatric hospitals you are not allowed to have a pin, pencil, not even a night. -- let alone a knife. then lincoln in january 1841 a broken engagement and separation from speed. they split from their common bed and left a couple months later. he was staying with the butlers. they took away razors and knives. was particularly fond of lincoln. they were on a rotating suicide watch. herndon was hallucinating. in clinical depression, people often hallucinate. lincoln was hallucinating in the middle of january 1841. somebody said he was crazy as a loon, because a he stopped his law practice and stop attending the legislatur

so going from smyrna towards salem and over into perhaps this area, looking at a downpour. we continue on off to the east. let's look at maybe some of the timing for some of these. so in deerfield, 5:22. if you're in violent looking at 6:17. they'll keep going east and with this kind of mois, warm atmosphere, nothing is breaking them yet. we are getting a breeze off the atlantic, but that's not enough. these are associated with a frontal boundary actually swooshing through the area providing lift. this purple indicates where we have seen some of the hail and so don't be surprised to hear that pitter-patter of pea sized hail and intense lightning. glenn, you'll cover that. >> yes, tammy. we've had, pretty localized where the severe storm is. obviously, this is in maryland, pennsylvania's up here. delaware's over here. the lightning concentrated just to one area, and this is chesapeake bay. all right? chesapeake bay is very chilly. temperature, are in the 50s. the sayre in the 90s. that helped trigger these storms. we had 67 lightning strikes in a 15-minute period. and around

we have thunderstorm, over parts of the salem, gloucester counties. these cells will be quick to fire up and quick to strengthen as well. so keep an eye to the sky and stay weather aware over dover. we are dealing with the thunderstorm right now. heading in the next several hours it will be a stormy go, thunderstorms, widespread in nature, some could be on the stronger side. temperatures will warm as a warm front is building through the area and then overnight storms coming to than a end, a few showers late tonight but by midnight or 1:00 a.m. we will see storm activity kind of filter back or taper off but over next couple of hours you want to be prepared for possibility and likelihood of heavy downpours, strong, gusty wind, frequent lightening embedded with these cells, hail threat, tornado threats there but very low and we will talk about the storm threat, track these cells and talk about if we can dry things out , finally, for for our holiday weekend in just a few. >>> uk authorities have made more arrests as country continues to mourn victims of t

you can see how this is pushing up from the south the bulk of the rain coming from cumberland and salem counties and pushing into camden and gloucester, as well. new castle county, as well. chester, county, delaware county and philadelphia is about to get it. burlington county not as intense, and the northern suburbs not as intense, but the roads are wet. stepping outside, sky6 live hd we are looking at the low cloud cover obliterating the view of the center city skyscrapers and we're seeing the rainfall. 57 degrees, winds out of the east at 13 miles per hour. it's cool and wet and a little bit breezy. future tracker 6 shows you between now and 9 the rain is shooting through. expect the rush hour to be wet. ponding and puddling on the roads, not out of the question where the heavy downpours are hitting. you may want to slow it down. noon you can see how the bulk of that first round of rain is pushing to the north. for the first part of the afternoon we're left with cloudy skies and showers around. 6:00, clouds and showers. later in the evening hours thunderstorms possible along with sho

they will face west virginia on friday in the winston salem region. so, yeah. lacrosse at maryland is a pretty big deal. jonathan: real big deal. congratulations to them. fa is fantastic. steve: dry this everything and tracking thunderstorms tomorrow morning for the rush hour commute. more at 11:00. michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. have a good night. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even gger flavor. only at subway. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you

now, and there we are down, smyrna, delaware we are getting a downpour and then over in parts of the salem, county and, cumberland county as well, we are seeing heaviest rain near shamong, winslow township, also getting heavier rain in new jersey, on and off through the rest of the morning. it doesn't look like it is going through lunchtime. by 5:00 it is starting to at least end not necessarily clear up but end and it is still raining at the shore. so this wave is over but there is a chance of scattered showers tomorrow, is there a chance of some rain rolling in on wednesday, as well, and, thursday, friday, i will already clue you in: chance of rain. some places, south of philadelphia by wednesday and these are rainfall totals by wednesday that could see as much as two or 3 inches of rain over the next three days. so it will be spread out a little bit but we will see what happens, just be ready for rain every day this week. 56 degrees in philadelphia 49 in mount pocono. fifty-seven down in wildwood, new jersey. mid 70's our average high, you will recall we did have our official heat wave

also, salem right now watching a cell there were some isolated thunderstorms that popped up in partsf south jersey but that is now diminishing. so everyone is not going to get wet so don't cancel those friday evening plans. a lot going on spruce street harbor park talking about parks on tap. the chinese lantern festival. so looking pretty good. turning cooler as that front moves in late on tonight. but take a look at the first official heat wave. we were none on wednesday. 93 yesterday. so far today's high temperature 93 ceiling the deal on that heat wave. so the cold front tonight a 30 tree temperature drop and it looks like yes, another pattern change ahead for next week. we'll spell it out next week by the way is memorial day weekend. guys, back over to you. >> all right, scott, thanks. >>> happening now, two daycare employees accused of a bomb threat at the very place they worked. what was supposed to be a safe place for kids was turned into a scene of chaos. >> and police say they know what spark the plan. fox 29's dave schratwieser has been following this story for us all day.

in south jersey you're getting to the end of this in cape may county, cumberland and salem counties. in the wake of the heavy downpours there could be ponding and puddling on the roads. once we get rid of the current batch of rain there's spotty showers coming up from the south. you can see that there. 56 in philadelphia. 57 in allentown. similar numbers north to south with everybody underneath the clouds and most of us still looking at the wet stuff. as we roll through the day, noon, we'll inch up to 55 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 65. basically cloudy skies and spotty pop-up sprinkle or shower here or there. by are 5:00 we hope we can bust the temperature up to 72. there would areas just to our north that don't make it out of the 60s, though, philadelphia is close to the bubble there. we'll go 72. after that the numbers drop. 67 by 7:00. later this evening, after 7:00 p.m., another slug of rain and maybe thunderstorms move in. all this gets better tomorrow, karen and the weekend we'll check that out in the seven-day forecast. >> reporter: i think people are having a hard time traveling on t

as we move into parts of salem county, gloucester county right now looking at some of those p pop-up showers and thunderstorms and some of this will eventually move toward philadelphia. parts of area highlighted in that green, a marginal risk for some severe weather later on this evening. as we go hour by hour watch the clock. by 7:00 o'clock, most of it moving through baltimore also into parts of delaware. then south jersey. eight, 9:00 o'clock moving toward the philadelphia area and once again some of this activity could be severe. so now through 7-a few storms south and west from 7:00 until 11:00 scattered showers and thunderstorms out there and the main threats will be gusty winds and also hail. it's been damp so far about half an inch in reading. a little over almost threes of an finch philadelphia. we'll time out the holiday forecast it looks like we can get wet for a part of the holiday weekend. back over to you. >> all right. scott, thanks for the heads up. as we take live look at wildwood you can get real time information from our fox 29 weather authority. just download the

salem heads up because that storm moving over the bay and the river is heading towards you and routeke a closer look at storm tracker6 live and talk about that cooler weekend ahead with that seven-day in just a little bit. >> okay. >> you look okay, too. >> i try. i thank you but you look exceptionally nice today. >> he wants something later but you know that. adam, thank you. >>> a group of survivors were honored for their courage reason tenacity. the cancer treatment centers of america hosted its annual celebrate life event in philadelphia's logan section. all of these people have been cancer free for the last five years. now during the ceremony, doves were released. >> "action news" anchor monica malpass is live in the news room with more on that. hi, monica. happy friday. >> hi to you as well rick. if you're not a runner or you're new to running you may know getting out the door can be a daunting task if you want to run but tonight experts are helping us bust the myths that may be holding many folks back from pounding the pavement. ali gorman separate fact from fiction when it co

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third seeded terps face number two west virer in the winston salem at 2 . good luck in baseball as well. maybe they can have a triple whatever you call it. >> something. >> trifecta i would say. >> we're hoping it rubs off on other teams here right michael thomas. >> good for maryland. their men's team was lacrosse fine nine times before that and lost each time. first championship since 1975. good for maryland. >> 4:35 time for a check -- now to check traffic yet we're doing weather fist. satellite and radar shows us clouds out there and patchy drizzle as well. rain holding off the coas coastline. later on today we could have thunderstorms. temperatures in the middle 60s around the region. dulles 66 and side of things at 59. here's your planner for the day today. 11:00, clouds out, there patchy drills. and most are dry then. 6. by 2:00, peak or two of sunshine and 73. i think best chance ever a thunderstorm today will be between 3 and 6:00. and 5:00, 76 and again watching out for a few thunderstorms around the region. >> all right. that's a check of the for

. >> shelters opened up in salem, indiana as residents in the state clean up from rains and flooding.icials estimate the damage in the millions. there were no reports of serious injuries, fortunately. >> david here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we're getting rain, i wouldn't call it torrential. >> reporter: but it's fairly heavy in south jersey and delaware. not so much in philadelphia. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you the northern and western suburbs places like allentown and pottstown even reading starting to dry out at this point. light rain there. as you head through philadelphia and in toward vineland and atlantic city we have yellow and i will give you a closer look at that in a second. let's get you outside, sky6 live hd we are in center city, looking down the benjamin franklin parkway see the flags are dropped pretty much state to the ground. there's -- straight to the ground. there's not much of a breeze out there. but it is obviously on the wet side. storm tracker 6 live double scan the most accurate image you will see is over the ac expressway.

climbing through dover and crossing the delaware bay and about to come ashore in cumberland county and salem county and some of the counties are seeing that. there's another batch on the other side of dover, just to the south and east of baltimore. so we're not threw with this yet. effortly -- eventually we expect the entire batch to shift toward the east. the swatch that's being seeing the heavy rain since dawn this morning is under a flood advisory. this is up until 1:00 p.m. i could see it go past that. our big concern is streets and poor drainage areas taking on water. you want to be careful traveling at too high a speed on the roads covered by green. you could hit the piledup water that has not had a chance to run off. this morning we showed you rain on the other side the washington, d.c. it's pushing toward the east. over the next several hours it will filter to the i-95 corridor and head to the shore. 60 degrees is the current temperature. 57 degrees in allentown. 58 in trenton. 60 in wilmington, very even numbers across the region at this hour. winds are light in the single digits. t

alerted people to a nuclear power point warning at the hope creek nuclear plant in salem county. the new jersey office of emergency manage. tweeted a drill was mistaken for an actual emergency and the message went out in error. >>> a philadelphia man exonerated of murder after spending 24 years in prison heading home. at story making national headlines opportunity. reporter alexandria hoff shows you how he won his freedom. >> reporter: in 1994, shawn thomas was convicted of a murder of a north philadelphia man. he maintained his innocence in all the years and earlier walked out of prison a free man. now 43 years old. shawn thomas can't stop smiling. not only a free man, a super man according to the shirt worn for him by his nephew. >> you know, we just take stuff for granted >> thomas entered prison 24 years ago, serving at the state correctional facility where he was released late tuesday afternoon. >> how did you find a way to grow into man >> i studied, worked, kept my mind busy as far as my faith-wise. which is muslim. >> he wrote to those he felt could help him prove his inn

legend will be at salem state university to accept the salem advocate for that sober social justice. his work with social justice and the release for this, this was originally going to be awarded to him in march, it tomorrow. legend has worked throughout his career to make a difference in the lives of others he launched a show me campaign in 2007 and the award recognizes luminaries in their fields who news their platforms to champion social justice issues and advocate for the underrepresented population that's for the actual release of the awards. very cool for him. >> really cool. >> daytime emmy awards took place yesterday in california. the variety says the show was streamed on facebook to an audience of about 29,000 but the big deal from that show is that ellen took home the best entertainment talk show. the reason why it's a big deal it comes right around the 20th anniversary of her coming out episode. it was very cool to have her win that award and that episode being a part of that and obviously you see oprah. >> was it on tv too or just streamed. >> that i was trying to figure

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and congressman seth moultin fired back writing, as a representative of salem, mass chew et cetera, i confirm that is false. >>> breaking overnight, three people are injured after falling it happened in washington state. a witness says one of the ferris wheel carts flop upside down ejecting three riders. authorities say a seven-year-old boy and two women were injured. one woman in critical condition. a driver plowing into a crowd of people in the middle of the day. taking a live look at the area, you can see the major roads through times square are still closed as police are working to beef up security. they've started mounting concrete barricades the try to secure that area. of course, we know it is a huge tourist attraction, so many people walking through there day and night. we will keep a close eye on it for you. but looking at the case, police say earlier in the day a navy veteran drove the wrong way down the street, then sped along the sidewalk for three blocks. according to police, 23 pedestrians were hit, including an 18-year-old tourist, alyssa elsman of michigan who was kill

alerted people to a nuclear power point warning at the hope creek nuclear plant in salem county. the new jersey office of emergency manage. tweeted a drill was mistaken for an actual emergency and the message went out in error. >>> a philadelphia man exonerated of murder after spending 24 years in prison heading home. at story making national headlines opportunity. reporter alexandria hoff shows you how he won his freedom. >> reporter: in 1994, shawn thomas was convicted of a murder of a north philadelphia man. he maintained his innocence in all the years and earlier walked out of prison a free man. now 43 years old. shawn thomas can't stop smiling. not only a free man, a super man according to the shirt worn for him by his nephew. >> you know, we just take stuff for granted >> thomas entered prison 24 years ago, serving at the state correctional facility where he was released late tuesday afternoon. >> how did you find a way to grow into man >> i studied, worked, kept my mind busy as far as my faith-wise. which is muslim. >> he wrote to those he felt could help him prove his inn

a couple showers still on the radar salem county and south the vineland. few more down from the northwest. as the sun goes down these showers fall apart. that's not the case with this system. this is pretty powerful. it's small. it's moving fast. so that's good news for us. it means it can't last that long, if it comes in, and visit us tomorrow. here we are, futurecast going through the night. we dry out, we clear out and start off the day tomorrow with some sunshine, but then here comes some of the showers from that chicago system. we'll time the rest of that out and a bigger system coming in for memorial day a little later. >> all right, glenn. >>> at home, make sure you stay up to date with your neighborhood forecast all memorial day weekend long. tap the nbc 10 app. >>> nor breaking news. firefighters just arrived on this scene in northeast philadelphia wurning knee cottman avenue and melrose. you can see the flames there. the thick, black smoke rising from it. we'll keep you updated on injuries right now no word of that. >>> developing now, homicide d

light rain over gloucester county, salem county, seeing that in new jersey and we had a cell moving through beach haven, mystic island, thunderstorm rolling through and that is off shore but lightening threat. don't head back out on the beach just yet. as we head in the evening hours we will keep an eye to the sky, scattered thunderstorms in the city, points southward. they will be slow moving but quick developing and few could be on the strong side producing small hail and wind. future weather heading in the next couple of hours that threat for spotty, scattered thunderstorm activity pushing into midnight some still around and then throughout the overnight here we will turn that storm activity off as we head into tomorrow morning, more recent model runs giving us more cloud cover for first half of the day and few passing sprinkles and cloud deck breaking up as we head in the second half of our saturday. tomorrow evening looking nice and it will feel much different. overnight tonight we have had several nights only falling back in the 70's, 60 degrees will feel cooler, breeze which a chance