the cold front that moved through last night with severe weather stalled off the eastern seaboard. it is the gift that keeps on giving. the low pressure riding up along the front is bringing us the waves of rain. double scan live showing that most of our region it is light rain but there is this pocket of the heavier downpours moving through camden burlington county and medford lakes and it is lifting to the north. we have more shores in the overnight hours. in addition to that it has been very cold. today's high 58 degrees. the last time temperatures didn't climb out of the 50s on a june day was 12 years ago. it is very rare. in fact in the past 35 years we have only had four days in june stuck in the 50s. temperatures will not be quite that cold tomorrow but right now you can see 50s and 40s up and down the eastern seaboard. so it will be a chilly start to your morning commute. this is what's ahead. i am tracking slight improvement tomorrow. drier air trying to move down from the north, not as wet as today. it stays cool and more rain on the way thursday. the good news, if the we

but closer to home along the eastern seaboard and through the gulf of mexico water temps are running above normal meaning an increased threat from storms that could develop nearby. so, here's the 2015 atlantic hurricane season forecast. 8 named storms, 4 will form into hurricanes and 1 of those will become a major hurricane. expect 2 or 3 u.s. landfalls. we've already seen two landfalls this season, tropical storm ana back in may hit the carolinas causing minor damage, and just this week bill formed in the gulf coming ashore in texas. even though we are forecasting below normal activity keep in mind that it only takes one storm to hit your area and make it a memorable season. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with roc® multi correxion® 5 in 1. proven to hydrate dryness illuminate dullness lift sagging diminish the look of dark spots and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. >> this action news special is sponsored by raymour and flanigan furniture and mattresses, raymour and flanigan, furnishing your style >> we've shown you

and it's because the surface temperatures right off the eastern seaboard are well above normal.hat pumps extra moisture in so you have a very vigorous upper air disturbance. and it's the lead disturbance in what will be a big, big change to cooler over the next week to ten days over the eastern part of the united states even busting up the bake oven in the southeast. that is leading the way now. and that's why you're getting the clash. mother nature gets noisy when she starts to clash like this. i'm worried about the severe thunderstorm watches all in effect but i'm worried about the d.c. watch having more -- the chance of a tornado or two in it. and in eastern new england on up to vermont, new hampshire and maine, that's a rare event. but the parameters are there to try to support the isolated tornadoes. >> all right. now the isolated tornadoes are not standing the severe thunderstorms can do a lot of damage ahead of that. why are we seeing more of these types of incidents. or are we? >> well, actually we are not in that big of a severe weather season this year. over the past c

the cool weather on the eastern seaboard. that's where it's going to remain on the east coast as it goes through the next couple of days. we're still kind of coolish in the northwest, on-shore flow. how does june look? june looks very, very warm. northeast all the way through the great lakes, above average on the west coast. that's no surprise to any of you there. sounds like every month is. although, may was a little below in some spots. then in june expecting wet weather to be in areas of the rockies, northern plains where it is today and also up and down the east coast where it is today. some drier than normal weather possible in the cascades coastal areas of the isolated and confined now to the desert region of arizona and california. maybe a few torpedos in arizona and colorado hopefully out in the open. >> hope it will remain nice and calm. >>> it's the little pink pill that could have a huge impact on women and sex. >>> one driver makes a very bad decision. details in two as "early today" continues. >>> good news and b

looking much cooler for july in the eastern seaboard. summer and heat appreciate it now. >> it's about to get really hot out there. thank you. >>> alarming new statistics are out on the number of children poisoned after putting candy like laundry pods in their mouth. since 2012 there have been 32,000 incidents involving children under five. through april of this year, 3700. on average, 30 children a day require medical attention after ingesting a pod. >> if they breathe it into their lungs, that's really the worst part. they could have lung damage trouble wheezing to the point of needing to be placed on a ventilator many the icu. >> children between ages 1 and 2 are at greater risk of swallowing the pods. >>> sean diddy was arrested at a sports complex monday. he allegedly attacked the football team's strength and conditioning coach with a kettle bell. combs was visiting his son on the team when it happens. combs' rep says actions were solely in nature defending himself and his son. he's facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and

and along the eastern seaboard, they had opened up a new frontier for americans to explore.21 and one half minutes, eva was completed. inside, the crew was placed -- the crew was faced with a problem. the hatch would not close. that day mcdivitt took apart the hatch paid off. hatch finally closed. cabin was re-pressurized and the mission settled back into its cycle. the crew was busy with the x-ray equipment. -- with the extra equipment. america settled back in to its daily routine. tv and radio returned to the regular programs. news reporters and editors concentrated on other stories like their earthbound counterparts, the crew settled down to working, eating and sleeping. but most of us have not flown in orbit. it might seem to men in space have considerable time hanging over them. what is it like? your job is that of a space test pilot. like all test pilots, you must follow a careful routine. each system must be checked out on a planned schedule. you verify your ratings with ground control. it goes like this. >> roger. give me your readouts, please for -- give me your rea

coming up on july already, appears as though climatically speaking at least here on the eastern seaboard, we will start to see milder than average air set until here so, nothing extreme. rather slightly above average when it come to temperature outlook. live neighborhood network people on cue headed out with all of their stuff to the shore point, a lot of people lapping up the waves here, beautiful day at the area beaches, and temperature in the water starting to creep up for us as well, so becoming little bit more comfortable for you. 78 degrees actually in the off shore buoy atlantic city just flirting with 70 around long branch, for example, and the 70s pretty much up and down the shore points, little warmer in the bay as expected. but, expect that sun everywhere. you have got high of 81 degrees to go along with that, and again couple of clouds along the way, still dry day. phillies are back in town of course, and they've got some sunshine to look ahead to here back at the ballpark, 78 degrees for first pitch this evening. and as we look forward in the eyewitness weather seven day for

again, very active weather pattern on the eastern seaboard of the united states as we go through tuesday. a quick look at what's happening in europe. we have a low pressure system moving across central portions of the continent through tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> one more story before we go. the prestigious berlin fill har monic orchestra has elected its new conductor. officials announced petrenko was chosen by a vote. he will take over in 2018. he was described as an introvert and a perfectionist. the berlin philharmonic is known for their conductors. ♪ petrenko is 43 years old. he was born into a musical family in siberia. the family emigrated to austria in 1990. he has been serving as director of the state opera since 2013. his selection seems to have surprised many classical music fans. the berlin philharmonic had held rounds of voting in may. opinions were split over german venezuelan, and other candidates. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for joining us. z(#úk a ' registe

much fear of what they thought was a solo sniper turned out to be two people that it froze the east seaboard because of this act of terror. and i disagree with jonas. look if you have a major fire come through your city like a 9/11 lef, and then you put a fire prevention program in place and you have a couple small fires, but you look around after ten years or more and you say there aren't many fires, why do we have fire prevention it's not a big deal i think the government has done a very good job. the fbi especially of finding these terrorist plots and stopping them before they happen. i think we can go a step further. what gary is talking about on the internet that is the big worry, especially the deep web and his software. i think you put some kind of crime stopper type bounty on the people who stop terrorist plans and you offer a reward. you will get so many americans now. these guys who are in college dropouts living in a garage somewhere in silicon valley helping the government. i think that's what the government needs because that's where i think the government is overwhelmed is over

we had storms go through this evening, across the eastern seaboard, and there continues to be a lot of rain in that area. we'll see heavy rain showers in the east dry in the south. still flooding going on. >> thank you very much. speaking at the g7 summit in jeremy president obama said the united states does not have a complete strategy to deal with i.s.i.l. and iraq. the pentagon is reviewing its plans, but the iraqis must be committed to the fight. national security correspondent jamie mcintyre has a closer look. >> it's a pleasure to be with prime minister haider al-abadi and his delegation. >> reporter: president obama met with the iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi on the sidelines of the g7 summit in the bavaria alps, and pledged to ramp up training of iraqi troops the lynch pip of an anti-i.s.i.l. strategy. >> we'll continue to provide the supplies that are necessary for iraqi forces to mound an offensive campaign. >> reporter: the u.s. has 3,000 troops in iraq but the president says the problem is there's not enough row iraqi troops to turn into battle-hardened fighters and o

a cold front on the eastern seaboard of the united states and canada. looking at some active weather. looking at thunderstorms as well. drier towards the rest and rain to los angeles with a high of 29 degrees. the warm weather continues for the northwestern portions of the united states, but i mentioned those thunderstorms into portions of canada. that's going to be something to look out for. especially for montreal looking at thunderstorms coming up tuesday for the fifa women's world cup. so this is something that officials have to look out for throughout the day. hope you have a great day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> thank you for joining us here on "newsline." don't go away. more to come here on nhk world. ' sident erdogan is meeting his prime is to for the first time since their ruling ak party's failure to hold the parliamentary party. it has been one year to the day since the islamic state took the islamic city of -- the iraqi city of mozilla. one militant -- one million residents -- the iraqi city of mozulsul. one million r

summer you have to head to the gulf coast to see the 80s and some of that will move up the eastern seaboard i'll let you know when you see the summer warmth again. >> stay ahead of the changes in the weather by checking 6abc.com/weather can you find live storm tracker 6 radar and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. >>> smoking behind the wheel with children in the car may soon be illegal if knowledgenew jersey lawmakers get their way it would allow people to be ticketed for smoking with children under 17 in the car that mean they could not be pulled over for the smoke but first pulled over for another violation. >> some critics say it's an invasion of property. we say you have to wear a seatbelt why not not smoking with children in the car they are held captive in the car. lawmakers have tried this before but were unsuccessful they wab this signed for the governor by the end of year and right now four states and puerto rico have smoke free car laws when children are present. >>> police are investigating a double shooting last in in delaware in the jefferson farms kpunt, the vict

storm with squals with wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour, self hundred miles off of the atlantic seaboard. so this little will bit of drizzle to them this is just a break. hopefully you can meet them here at penns landing. they will be here all weekend. we will be here covering it throughout. we are live at penns landing matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> big crowds out there matt, thanks very much. >>> world's largest rubber duck, is also in town for the tall ship festival. this is momma duck. she weighs 11 tons and stand 61 feet tall. impressive sight where ever she go, we know the ducks create quite a stir and now it is here in person. >>> from the banks of the delaware lets go all the way to the jersey shore. it is thursday, that means orr at the shore. kathy is in sea isle tonight and kathy usually orr at the shore is about the beach mini golf, but it is all about food it seems like today. >> we had align on food. we have had food truck festival this weekend. very exciting. we will talk more about that later in the weather cast but i have to tell you chris i have sand in my

we did get those storms coming through there quickly exiting, they're off the atlantic seaboard. a few sprinkles here. in this patch of light green in western fairfax, loudoun county, northwestern montgomery and in frederick county, southern and eastern washington county. pan handle of west virginia and another batch here, little farther to the west of winchester. that might get into the central shenandoah valley. that's going to be over the next half hour or so. so a few scattered sprinkles there. temperatures are near 70 from the shenandoah valley and the eastern shore in the mid to upper 70s. reagan national now is at 73. post your pictures, this was in atlanta, a big tree came down from the storms across one of the neighborhood streets there. hour by hour forecast, for the rest of the morning we will be much more settled and quiet. we'll have some sun breaking out by 8:00. sunrise is at 5:43. by 8:00 it will be up near 80. by noontime, climbing up into the mid 80s and then near 90 by mid afternoon. late afternoon some scattered thunderstorms will be developing again. here's t

. >>> a lot of fear up and down the eastern seaboard after two young swimmers lost limbs in shark attacks off north carolina in waist-deep water. and look at this from today. in shallow waters off st. lucie county florida sharks close to shore. prompting officials there to close all county beaches early. meantime, we're learning new details about those north carolina attacks where the beaches remain open tonight. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: today in the air and on the water the search for sharks after two horrifying attacks just minutes amart. >> brunswick county 911, what is your emergency? >> we have somebody shark -- a shark attack. >> reporter: the first panicked call sunday afternoon. >> there's a girl whose hand's been bitten off by a shark. >> reporter: a 12-year-old girl vacationing with her family missing part of her arm. her leg also injured. >> it was like a scene all of a sudden out of "jaws." you know people were yelling get out of the water, call 911, shark, shark. >> reporter: steve bowser took these pictures of witnesses rushing to help. a little more than

you can see it almost looks like two areas of rain merging together pushing off toward the eastern seaboard. interior south jersey getting some steady rain. you can see it there in places like hammonton also, through tabernacle work 06 extending through medford lakes we're seeing some steadier heavier rain and that will be moving toward the northeast as well. rain amounts over the past 24 hours most of this yesterday hammonton almost 5-inches of rain wilmington almost 4-inches 4-inches. atlantic city over 2.5, two in philadelphia. chatsworth nearly 2-inches of rain. overnight, more spotty showers and drizzle. more of a nuisance than anything else. temperatures in the 50s. areas of fog and that light rain will continue. come tomorrow morning we will face some light rain and drizzle drizzle. temperatures will be pretty much where they are right now hanging out in the 50s throughout much of the region. the big question is, when do we finally get rid of the rain? and see a little sun around here? i'll have that answer with your seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> looking forward to th

clear skies up and down the eastern seaboard, area of low pressure here pushing across the great lakes that will run into the hot steamy air mass, that will fire up the showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. note the time stamp this is 5:00 p.m. from now until then, skies should remain mixed combination of sun and clouds, 5:00 p.m. a couple of pop ups develop they start to intensify by 9:00. we have a broken line developing this will be our best chance of seeing potential for severe weather with winds at 60 miles per hour and small hair and drenching downpours. overnight tonight another wave swings through 4:00 a.m. heavy showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon another wing swings through and that could trigger showers and thunderstorms with the potential of gusty thunderstorms. the next two days the big story is drenching downpours with any thunderstorms that develop. the modeling showing one to two inches of rain. depending on who sees the downpours. anybody is fair game to pick up a thunderstorm later this afternoon and monday. for the poconos thunderstorms around later on a

along the eastern seaboard there's a cold front pulling through that may trigger showers midday. other than that clouds and sunshine. in the deep south it's dry across the lonestar state. major hubs in the clear cloudy skies, 56. logan, 53. chicago midway and o'hare, cloudy contingency and no were the roed delays, orlando bright and sunny 73. temperatures in atlanta near 70. >>> high end furniture looks great, but it can be expensive. the designers from the live well network new york it off show you to create a coffee table for pennies on the dollar. >> reporter: looking for an elegant coffee table but don't want to spend a lot of dollars for it, we have a high-end coffee table you can do yourself. >> i have expensive taste but no the money to go with it. >> reporter: this is a thrifted coffee table. it was 30 bucks awe as it is it is not much to look at. we're going to paint it and picked up a mirror. we'll cut that ourselves and put it the top. >> we'll cut this. >> reporter: yeah, are you up for it? >> yeah. >> reporter: we're using gold spray paint to create a high-end elegan

now, we are left with nothing but clear conditions up and down the eastern seaboard. your day planner looks like. 10:00 a.m., high, thin clouds, 70 degrees 4:00 p.m. 78 degrees that's pretty much where we'll top things out later on. jersey shore, it will be cooler down there today you'll have a sea breeze kick in all day long, highs down the shore, 68 or 69. either way you slice today is a gorgeous day. tomorrow, it's a little more humid and we have downpours on the way. i'll focus on that when i see you in ten minutes. nydia. >> developing out of salem county, new jersey, police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who critically injured a teenager. the action cam was at the scene hook road and lee avenue in pennsville. the teen was walking along the road at 2:00 a.m. the sonata hit him. if you spot a sonata with front end damage police urge you to give them a call. >>> police are looking for a vehicle that hit an 18-year-old left in critical condition. he was struck on ridge avenue in strawberry mansion. the victim was rushed to hahnemann university hospital. when

. >> the storm left a path of destruction up and down the eastern seaboard.rhode island, mass i have trees brought down and power lines. big time damage in philadelphia too. amtrak service between d.c. and philly had to be shut down. at one point customers were without power. >> things around here quieter today, certainly, but we want to see what's in store for later today. >> big time changes coming. >> changes all for the better from yesterday to today. and now as we get from today into tomorrow, changes kind of back in the other direction, rain chances coming back tomorrow but we're not looking for anything in the way of high end severe weather like we saw yesterday. there's the view from the tower. looking northbound, just a beautiful day to be outside. temperatures in the upper 70s now. we'll make it into the middle and upper 80s for highs today. almost 100% sun shine. a few clouds. here's future weather through the rest of the day. nothing but sun shine. mild and dry tonight and into the day tomorrow, clouds starting to sneak back into the picture and b

the culprit, three storms stretching from the midwest to the eastern seaboard including the remains ofropical storm bill and rob is tracking it all. good morning, rob. >> good morning, dan. >>> bill has held together rockbly well. now to the moving northeast with heavier rain, another pulse of energy rolling through chicago last night. there's your third midwest storm, firing up rough weather last night. overnight, intense lightning lighting dark skies across the country. hitting the john hancock building in chicago and nonstop flashes in d.c. south dakota, baseball-sized hail crashing to the ground. >> biggest one is 3 inches in diameter. >> reporter: winds so powerful, ees leaning sideways. in iowa. power lines toppled there. in the mid-atlantic, nearly 60,000 residents without power. heavy rain closing roads closures. forcing fire crews to rescue people from flooded homes in illinois. a boy playing with friends ia drainage ditch, unable to swim out. >> help, help, help! >> reporter: his friends grabbing his arm trying to lift him, but can't. >> he's getting sucked under. >> jesus, p

hits the eastern seaboard as we move into monday., it will be a large portion of the country that's under the gun for severe weather. severe weather forecast streams from wichita into the southern great lakes, chicago detroit is included in this as well. most locations in ohio and indiana. philadelphia is quiet all flights are on time flying into phl. 56 degrees logan 56. major clails delays, midway and o'hare because of the thunderstorms. atlanta is quiet newark is quiet all flights on time, 58 degrees. >> stanley cup final is tied at a game appeals. the lightning -- apiece. the lightning eefnld it up on -- evened it up on home ice against the blackhawks. it shifts now to chicago. jeff skeverski has the rest of the sunday morning. >> reporter: philadelphia park smarty jones came first as did i'll have another sunnyside, 13 horse were close but no cigar until american pharoah smoked the field at bell month. an hour before the race, american pharoah looked tired and bored, he is yawning. but he wakes up. >> and american pharoah makes

as you can see up and down the entire eastern seaboard from the carolinas to new england that's the cold front. right there that's the front. as that pulls through we'll see a chance of a couple of showers you'll see showers down the shore now you'll see showers from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. as the front slides through. once it crosses the region we'll shut the chance off. 3:30, the phillies taking on the giants. combination of sun and clouds, north and west, there's new york you're full sunshine up through there. that will be the trend as the day wears on we'll see the gradual increase in sun. doesn't look like a bad day even though it's sloppy do you want be shore right now. sunday, high pressure in control, winds shift out of the of the east that will hold temperatures in the 60s. for everybody else you're warming up into the upper 70s low 80s. sunday night into monday, the fronts swing through and the potential is there for heavy thunderstorms late in the day. poconos this is a picture-perfect weekend, a little gray up there sunshine this afternoon, clouds mixed in, 72. it stays night

in the eastern seaboard, the union army, things are going poorly. president lincoln is trying to find a successful military commander to score victory in the field. in the midst of all of this, american women are becoming increasingly involved on the military stage. for the most part, many of the medical aspects and logistical aspects of the united states military, going through growing pains and civilian organizations and civilians who are still stepping up efforts, including serving as nurses. we see one of the most famous nursing photos possibly. annie bell and up here we see dorothea dix, who was a very high-minded nurse. she demanded all of her nurses be between the ages of 35 and 50 so they would not be tempted to fraternize with the soldiers. we see the big social divide. the gender gap here in the 1860's. these females are making great strides of a calming more active in american society that's becoming more active in american society. come the summer, june to the exact, the confederate army commanded by robert e. lee is doing well. robert e

major delays across the seaboard because of the bad weather, and we expect to see anywhere between anotherinches of rain some places higher than that. so flooding is going to continue. >> we saw that in texas and now it's the mid-atlantic and northeast turn. thank you. >>> bad weather forced a plane to make an emergency landing in japan. the solar impulse two left japan yesterday, but the bad weather of the pacific forced a late-night landing. >>> china is putting in new restrictions on spoking. as of today, lighting up is now illegal in many public places in beijing. it is a tough sell in a country where more than 300 million people smoke. adrian brown with more. >> reporter: china has long been a smoker's paradise. now beijing's government is trying for more enforcement. children have been at the forefront of the campaign since they are considered to be most at risk from passive smoking. anti-smoking campaigners say there is now clear signs the authorities appear serious this time. >> the first time the regulations very clearly spell out what happens if somebody doesn't adhere to the reg

towards the southern states we are looking at severe weather that will be a problem along the eastern seaboardt necessarily on the coast. we are looking at warm temperatures across the north-west. towards seattle. 88 degrees, and the temperatures are expected to stay above average across the region. for spokane washington in the next couple of days we looking at triple digits and that's 20-25 degrees above average. >> our closets are schizophrenic. thank you >>> this is shaping up to be a big backhand for l.g.b.t. pride event on the heels of that groundbreaking supreme court decision to legalize same-sex marriage. in chicago, they held the proud to run 5km raising money for charities, there'll be a parade in the windy city tomorrow. some politicians into the too happy, greg abbott condemning the decision writing a memo to make sure that people or businesses are not punished for refusing service to same-sex couples because of religious exceptions. louisiana governor bobby jindal warning that the decision could be an all-out assault against religious freedom. he announced a run for president. ne

pretty quiet up and down the eastern seaboard. if you're flying out to minneapolis and detroit, some storminess down there. nothing on storm team 4 radar anywhere close to us. we'll have a 0% chance for rain for today. current temperatures now right at 70 from martinsburg front royal and luray. 73 manassas. still 79 at reagan national where the urban heat island and the potomac river keep the temperatures up. temperatures later the afternoon, low 90s. dinner time, the temperatures still 90. back into the low 80s tonight. for tomorrow, starting off early tomorrow morning it will be a sticky start and then by lunch time tomorrow, plenty of heat and the beginning of showers and thunderstorm chances starts as early as 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. showers and storms may impact the second rush hour on the way home. then storms down into southern maryland by about 6:00 or 7:00. that's our rain chance for the front part of the week. seven day forecast shows the rain chances increase even more later on in the week. thursday's 30% chanc

. >>> two kids injured on separate shark attacks on the atlantic seaboard. new information on what may have attracted those sharks to that shoreline. >>> some united passengers bound for london found themselves cooling their heels overnight at a can need dan why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month at getfios.com. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> right now fewer swimmers are in the water at a popular beach in north carolina as vacationers worry about if they are going to be the next one to get bit by a shark a teenaged boy and 12-year-old girl were attacked in just waist-deep water yesterday an hour apart. dave wagner is live where we just got good news about the boy dave? >> reporter: w

literally the entire eastern seaboard is -- the latest on that on storm team 4 radar. >> you can see the warning up here. this is for maryland's east -- around talbot county. the storms moving away. they were in annapolis and in the diehl area. tracking more storms into the area. this one just west of garfield northeast of boone area. as it makes its way north and northeast ward, it will hit areas like flint and st. anthony in a couple of minutes. right alongside i-40 west of brunswick, a pocket of some heavy rain here. this storm has not been warned on as of yet. do think we could see more isolated severe thunderstorm warnings issued. we've got threat of heavy rain for not just the afternoon rush but late tonight. you're going to see that line as i show you the futurecast coming up a little later this hour. isolated flooding, wind damage all possible with any of these isolated thunderstorms that do fire and turn severe. warnings, if

sniper situation paralyzed a big part of the eastern seaboard of this country. terrified. this person was striking random people in parking lots. whether fast food chain or home goods store. what do you think could motivate someone if this is a sniper to be doing this? >> well, if this is in fact a random serial sniper, it's hard to say what will trigger the kind of psycho path logical reaction that results in this. it could be a grievance. it could be illogical. people are working hard to figure that out. >> so are people right to be afraid at this point? they could strike anywhere. we have a random biker on a road someone driving a car. i mean -- >> well, i think everyone should have a right in that area to be nervous right now. fear is the main category in terrorism. if you look at that terrorism is in fact a tactic not a specific group or not a specific eat controltiology etiology. it's to accomplish an address again today through fear whether a change in personal habits or government activities and operations. >> colonel, reerkt your time tonight. we'll con

it's as we go towards monday and tuesday, up here across the eastern seaboard, we have thunderstorms popping up, but start a take a look at these temperatures 93 degrees up here towards washington, d.c. i want to show you as we go towards tuesday, we are expecting those temperatures to go even higher. 100 degrees up here toward washington, on tuesday even up their towards new york we start to feel the heat and this is going to be 92 degrees all across the south. look at that, phoenix, we are looking at about 112 degrees there. back to you aberika. >> the war that helped drive racism in the united states, the inevitable question of why across the nation. >> across mexico, empty houses and unfulfilled dreams. why this government project to build homes failed. >> bringing back a house of worship after a horrific tragedy. today, emanuel a.m.e. church held it's first sunday service since nine people were killed at a bible class on wednesday. ♪ >> the service featured gospel music and words of hope and healing. one minister addressed the central question may not have been asking for the pa

no travel troubles anywhere up and down the eastern seaboard today.lying out to chicago or detroit, maybe a few slowdowns in those hubs. outside it's a warm start. out and about planner plan on temperatures being in the early 80s this morning. and then up into the 90s by later on this afternoon. so it's going to be a sunny and hot day to be outside today. just take your shade breaks and have extra water out there. seven day forecast in ten minutes. but now fender bender news from melissa. >> 100 eastbound approaching 95, sounds like we have a right lane blocked here. this is a brand new crash that just popped up. could slow things down a bit if you're heading eastbound to get over to 95. 95 north at virginia in quantico, a disabled vehicle. could slow down even more. as you're talking about travel times, starting with travel times here, in maryland, beltway, outer loop, 95 to 270, ten minutes. 270 south from germantown also on time. 66 inbound, no problems there. 95 north a couple of minutes behind. remember to listen to our friends from wtop for the

you can seaboard are damp.someone running down the boardwalk with the jacket over their head trying to get to shelter before rain comes down. seas looking rough and gloom any rehoboth today. 57 degrees right now which is definitely cool for this time of the year. here's storm scan three bigger picture as far as radar is concern. you can see showers around rehoboth, right through delaware beaches and moving toward cape may as well. kathy, dry for now but these showers moving in 7 miles stone harbor, avalon seeing showers at the moment. further north and west, it is quiet but this is part and parcel of the larger system we have been watching all week, sitting and spinning, you can see the swirl steady rain over virginia. where wind are coming from the northern flange of the system we are seeing wind from the east. that easterly wind keeping things cloudy and chilly and a little bit damp. temperatures right now mid 60's at the airport. fifty-nine in the atlantic city airport. when we have ocean water temperatures

literally the entire eastern seaboard is -- the latest on that on storm team 4 radar. >> you can see the warning up here. this is for maryland's east -- around talbot county. the storms moving away. they were in annapolis and in the diehl area. tracking more storms into the area. this one just west of garfield northeast of boone area. as it makes its way north and northeast ward, it will hit areas like flint and st. anthony in a couple of minutes. right alongside i-40 west of brunswick, a pocket of some heavy rain here. this storm has not been warned on as of yet. do think we could see more isolated severe thunderstorm warnings issued. we've got threat of heavy rain for not just the afternoon rush but late tonight. you're going to see that line as i show you the futurecast coming up a little later this hour. isolated flooding, wind damage all possible with any of these isolated thunderstorms that do fire and turn severe. warnings, if issued, we'll be back on and they'll get pushed directly to your nbc washington app. >>> thanks, vj. if your power goes out during a storm remember, you

but up and down the eastern seaboard.e more f >>> i'm meteorologist glenn schwartz with your first alert forecast. here's a first alert weather day and tonight with showers and storms. some of it on the heavy side. a big temperature contrast from north to south across the area. then it is going to be much cooler tomorrow. rain again. we have chances of showers for just about each day this week and it starts to get warmer late in the week and it's warm over the weekend. >> don't forget get that weather any time you need. go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on pop start, enrique iglesias shows the world why you should never try to catch a flying drone. >> it's a bad idea. plus maybe love isn't forever. the tradition brought to does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. brandon thinks hel

but up and down the eastern seaboard.nately going to >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're looking across the bay at a mixture of sun and clouds. low clouds and mist, especially for san francisco and the north bay. maybe even a couple of sprin lkle sprinkles. sunshine breaking out. a braze syeezy after. the peninsula, reaching 70 degrees. the east bay reaching 76 after a nice start to the week. maybe some rain farther down the line. details on that coming up later on today. >> don't forget get that weather any time you need. go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on pop start, enrique iglesias shows the world why you should never try to catch a flying drone. >> it's a bad idea. plus maybe love isn't forever. the tradition brought t does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena.

to western indiana this is a storm system we saw yesterday that move through parts of the eastern seaboardparts of the midlantic will make its way out of the area and what we're watching is will back off and to the midwest and we could see more of a stones poppel with the storm system better this isolated north of sale goes off to the east of omaha and is outside chicago that will continue to track off into the direction working a to a few clouds high level clouds no- fault with the sun was low, and about 30 minutes. >>michelle apon: we're talking about some 50 is just off to the morning if you are across the north spanner we're waking up to 48 degrees by 11:00 temperatures will heat up for inland locations mid to upper 70's and then by 12:00 we're talking about 80 degree weather widespread for inland location the timber to walk into the mid '60s temperatures out there a handful of '50s mid woman and a little bit more 57 degrees livermore 56 santa rosa 51 to start the morning if you're heading into san francisco for work this morning for antipater's once again into the mid '60s could be br

satellite and radar nothing going on up and down the eastern seaboard that's the way the sunday will play out. very relaxing out there today. sunshine and passing high clouds that's about it. 78 degrees is the forecasted high. which is two degrees below average for this time of year. lunchtime, 74. 3:00 p.m., 77. 6:00 p.m., 76 degrees, so, again, picture perfect out there today. things will change tomorrow after 4:00, 5:00 p.m. in the afternoon, strong thunderstorms roll back in, heavy drenching downpours we're heating up by week's end close to 90 degrees, i'll have the details in just a little bit. >> the big story on "action news" is sunday morning, the search for a driver who hit a high school football and kept on going, the south jersey teenager is hospitalized in critical condition. the action cam was at the scene early this morning at hook road and lee avenue in pennsville. the 17-year-old boy was heading home from his girl friend's house on the skate board when he was struck. pennsville police say they found key evidence scattered along the road. >> now we have a possible desc

it has been so hot lately up and down the eastern seaboard.d.c. tomorrow. we won't see tornadoes but we will see a lot of wind damage. you know how florida has been so far this spring all the way to the southeast. heat index will be 107 from augusta to charleston. across georgia is the highest i've seen. it's going to feel like 111 this afternoon. it is summer. it started yesterday, you expect this stuff, but you expect some relief every now and then. not much for the southeast. it looks hot for you guys for a while. >> it's so red all over the country. >> it's going to feel like 10 0102 in st. louis today. >> what about miami? >> you'll have that ocean that will give you a nice breeze this afternoon. i'm sure you saw over the weekend, too, fires have started burning. we actually had a very slow wildfire season up to this point. that kind of changed this weekend. we had a bunch of blazes this weekend that crews were out trying to get control of. >> we'll have more on that later on in the program. >>> hundreds of firefighters are on the front l