war in south carolina. won the 2003ense roger award from the south carolina historical society for the years best book in south carolina history. he has served as curator for several special exhibitions at the south charleston museum focusing on the revolutionary war, the second world war and african americans after the civil war. he has appeared as consulting historian on battlefields or the historychannel and detectives for pbs. he received a masters in history from the university of alabama. mr. borick? [applause] borick: thank you, kendall. it is a tremendous honor to be here at the anderson house tonight. was theleston museum first museum founded in north america in 1773 and we have a close association with the cincinnati society. washington the house, the town house of thomas and the-- hayward, museum acquired the house thanks to a gift from the cincinnati society. agreement isthe that 10% of the cost of the house in exchange for a room in the house in perpetuity, so we are aligned with the cincinnati

so here in south carolina where we work massively on bringing made in america jobs to south carolina, what company is going to invest in the state where they keep these heinous terrorist. they are not going to. companies look at where they going to bring the suppliers. where they going to bring their customers. they don't want their reputation on them as they go for. now you look at the tour is an aspect of it. who is going to come vacation in a state that is now known to house these terrorist. a completely taints what we have been proud to say is the number one tourist location for four years in a row. but it would do this to any other state. all of these applications are very important. and we know we are already having to stand up all of our armed bases, all of our securities because the targets right now are our servicemen and women. you are just putting another now you're going to put it on charleston south carolina. it is wrong to go and have states now have to deal with one more issue. when we are dealing with so many is wrong. our focus now is how do we keep e?r men and women

move south a little bit. these two storms, one two the south and one around fairfax county move this way. it's amazing to see. again, something that doesn't happen often. these are moving to the north and east. other storms to the south and east. that's what we'll continue to watch for. so, extremely heavy rain here and lightning. we are continuing to see the reports of two to three inch hail. tennis ball sized hail. baseball sized hail. hail that we don't see often in this region. it will not only dent cs, you are going to have the leaves on the trees coming off. your road is going to be a mess. if you are looking at me now, you know what i'm talking about. your street is now a complete mess with the debris on the roadways. that makes it slick as well. around the quantico area and fairfax, another storm moves through. the roads are going to be extremely slick. be careful on the roadways this evening. really, once again, i can't say it enough, how amazing this is to see in our area. these two storms, this one

we have sprinkles to the south. we're dry on the vine. i-95 in delaware county we have low clouds, looking live in delaware county, i-95 moving okay, 14 minute ride from vine to woodhaven on i-95. in delaware county everything is moving fine. on the blue route approaching conshohocken no delays, a good shot of the roads which are clear and dry. still some construction crews on the pennsylvania turnpike we've got them westbound near virginia drive anne downingtown and reading, right lane is blocked, tam. >>> tragedy has struck another tri-state area school counselors and crisis teams will be on hand today at a south jersey school to assist grieving students. a burlington high school student was hit and killed over the weekend, and it is believed that the driver was under the influence. katherine scott is live at the school with the latest. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, counselors will be heard to offer support for grieving students. the victim was a senior at burlington city high school. the victim only 17 years

then he moves up into the state assembly in south carolina. and he comes to the house for two terms in the early 1870s and he is one of the men who comes on to the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill. and gives some speeches that are picked up in the northern press and they just swoon over him. and one of the speeches, he actually, kind of a point/counterpoint debate with alexander stevens, the former confederate vice president who has by that point come back to the house and elliott just blows him out of the water. he's so respected and he's such an ally of senator charles sumner that when sumner passes, shortly before his bill moves through the house and senate, elliott goes and delivers a eulogy in boston which also is widely picked up in the northern press. he leaves the house, actually, mid-congress in his second term and he goes back to south carolina because he cares so much about state politics and he's watching the way things are trending toward the end of reconstruction and seeing a lot of abuse

and south carolina. men broke rules to fight against the british. they were literally risking their next to do so. they could be hung if they were captured. probably the most egregious example was isaac kane, who was a south carolina militia colonel seizurecaptured at the and asked to return to his him so he could care for his sick family. his patriot forces overtake area, they convince them to go back and that failed, arguing that because they had retaken his district that it did away with his parole. he is unfortunately captured by the british forces and they had enough of these gentlemen who were breaking the allegiance and he would be executed by the british officers entrusted. so that -- in charleston. so the desire to go back to fight was strong but it had its limits. those who decided to go into fightingn rather than with charles marion are an example of that and men such as williams name and donald sellers who joined the british would have fallen into the same category. we have to look at their o

he is from south carolina. a majority of the african-american members come from south carolina, largely because it was a majority african-american population, and their districts are african-american. so there is support for a black candidate. elliott is a wonderful orator, and he is one of those people who events himself -- invent himself as he went along. you get the sense he was a true character. he had a great classical education. he came up after reconstruction: worked on a newspaper. then he becomes a member of the state assembly. he comes into the house for two terms, and he is one of the men who comes up to the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill and give some speeches that are picked up in the northern press. and they just swoon over him. one of the speeches, he actually, it is a point-counterpoint debate with alexander stevens, the former confederate vice president, who by that point had come back to the house. and elliott just blows him out of the water. he is s

south of philadelphia a few showers in p inn spots with this front just to our south.h 61 degrees. so, it is going to be about 10 degrees cooler than today. then on wednesday, another area of high pressure begins to flex its muscles. what this will do is push that front down to the south again so we will see some breaks of sunshine especially areas farther to the north and temperatures will respond, 73 degrees and looks like we could even be a little bit warmer on thursday before this whole complex moves in and brings us a rainy friday. taking a look at the pollen report, though, it is going to be a little bit lower tomorrow with a possibility of some showers and then medium high on wednesday and thursday. oak birch and maple the primary culprits but we've had it worse two weeks ago the pollen meter was on high all week long. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow it will be cooler than today. lots of clouds with a few showers south of philadelphia, not a washout. a high of 61 degrees. on wednesday, some sunshine returning. it will be warmer, 73 and thu

i served in south korea north of in 1964 andallel 1965. korea wasme, south kind of slow. as i understand now, they are becoming very up-to-date, wealthy, they have manufacturing going on, electronics and stuff. it is interesting to see the difference in north and south communism was imposed. capitalism at work. the judgment from maryland saying the u.s. did not with allt is an insult the blood that was shed and money spent sitting in south koreato stop the north coming down. i was in the direct route north -- north to south that we would take it there was a speed bump. doubt the difference of north and south korea is like daylight and dark. i thank you gentlemen for bringing this to light. host: thank you from the call, another look at that nasa photograph. you for your service and you are absolutely right. from theuth korea, time of the year 1964, 1965 has come a long way. leader ofrs after the the latem 1961 through 1970's, just a few years after he came into power, this was the father of the current presidents of south korea. policies -- the war.y from the korean in an

watch for restrictions on 11th street at south.se ninth or 13th to get around any problems. 95 approaching cottman southbound traffic moving fine towards center city. what a nightmare we had yesterday on i-95. so far so good is all we can say for now looking all right. in franconia township we have a new accident out here on lied dee road at cowpath road. police and fire crews all on the scene with this and construction blocking the right lane and the center lane on i-95 northbound at the brandywine river bridge. so watch for the crews out there right now, matt and tam. >> thanks karen. >>> breaking this morning, that story you just mentioned, karen a-philadelphia police officer was injured when a truck smashed into her cruiser. officials say it happened while the officer was responding to an assault call. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the scene along south street where this happened. annie. >> reporter: and matt, you can take a closer look at that police cruiser that was involved in this crash at 11th and south

john nance garner from south texas. it's all cracking up before our eyes in 1968. >> the democratic party is really the leadership on this. there is a famous commission called the mcgovern fraser commission that looks into the rules to figure out how to make the party more legitimate and open up some. they propose a series of warm to to doies of reform things like open up the caucus system. when these reforms get opposed, the way the states respond is to say the easiest thing to do is to shift the primary election. so there is a massive shift that occurs by 1976. 75% of the delegates begin to be selected by primary election. when this system went into effect in the early 70's, these are two very famous political scientists. this had always been an ongoing anxiety about the method you choose a president, going back to the 19th century. they said if you go to this purely populist system in which the figures don't have anything meaningful to say then there's a tremendous risk we will get more personality-based candidates a

and staying south of the pennsylvania delaware border in to south jersey. we cannot rule out one of the sprinkles getting in the chester area, but for the most part it is like we get through this evening without too much wet weather. as we push to the south you you can see where we will still looking at some shower activity, light rain here, maurice river up toward vineland, cape may courthouse, cape may, all of the cape may county a and shore points get wet this evening as part have the larger system bringing us another chance of showers and storms on friday. in the meantime we recorded a trace of rainfall, that means we only had had one dry day out of the last 14. almost two weeks straight with a trace of rain, every single day and within day that was dry, it was still cloudy and gray. 64 degrees in philadelphia chill any millville. wildwood, dover, rain cooled air has us in the 50's. the that is how much warmer just off to the north, cloud cover 70's in new york state i. as we head into thursday clouds and notice just off to the south and west, i cannot

at the intersection of 11th and south streets. officer was responding to assault call with her life and siren on when she was hit by a bread truck and ended up on the sidewalk. the accident is under investigation. >> police also investigating this disturbing video of bouncer knocking man unconscious outside center city night club. it happened early sunday morning at coda night club. you can see a man talking to another man, who appears to be a bouncer. then the bouncer knocks the man out and the video ends. there is no word on the man's condition. so far no charges have been filed. we reach out to coda night club. they haven't gotten back yet. >> police in delaware county are trying to track down a man wanted for snapping photos after woman without her knowledge. surveillance video from the philly pretzel factory on 69th street in upper darby shows the man taking up skirt photos of a woman, as she stands in line. the victim eventually realizes, slaps the man, who then takes off. if you recognize them, call police. >>> the national

karen. >> we're live here in south philadelphia.e still see the construction crews out here they're blocking the ramp from i-95 northbound to broad street and that's because of the paving work on broad street itself. we're going to take you to upper merion check on restriction there is coming up. >> and also the oldest and largest multi breed outdoor horse show is happening on the main line. we'll preview the devon horse show later on "action news." >> ♪ at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >> ♪ >> 5:44. taking a live look at the platt memorial bridge and the horizon way out over south jersey with the sunrise time officially at 6:38 this morning. >> let's see what's going on. if you're getting ready to hit the roads let's go to karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. we

this episode follows young south koreans doing everything they can to survive. >> park came back to southea last year after studying abroad, which had been her childhood dream. despite applying to 40 firms, she has only been interviewed by eight. >> at several interviews, she's received the same shocking comment. >> most young people take their resume photo at a full-fledged studio. the shoot costs $70. job hunting costs at least $2500 per year. intensive courses and certification cost the same amount as two month's salary at a small enterprise. as in her case, many firms do not accept certifications obtained overseas. ♪ >> several days later, she learned she didn't advance from the interview. the unemployment rate for young people stood at 12.5% in february of 2016. that's the worst figure since 1999, wen a new statistical method was employed. chong is an economist and professor ameritas at seoul national university. he served as prime minister in 2009. >> because the south korean economy depends on major firms and conglomerates, young people continue to seek such jobs at firms. >> nam j

south dakota natives, the couple met at the university of south dakota school of law and got married. after mcknight was accepted into the rural attorney program, they decided to plant stakes in philip, 25 minutes from kjerstad's hometown. she currently works as a state's attorney-- the local prosecutor. >> you never would expect there'd be this much work to do out in rural south dakota. you just wouldn't expect it with the county around 2,100 people. no big city, nothing within 86 miles of us. but that drastically changed after the first couple weeks. >> reporter: was there any resentment? saying "look at these young people, the state, the county's going to give them money to come out and work?" >> that was our biggest fear, was like, you know, people say these are lawyers, why are we giving them more money, you know, just because of that stereotype of the lawyer, you know. so it's like, do we really want to pay lawyers more money for just coming here? i am the state's attorney; if i wasn't here, the county would have to hire someone. and they'd have to pay them more to drive. and so

it's right here in the general south buy a -- south bay picture. you can see the rest of the south way are doing well. >> let's look at what we have, we have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that commute looks good, no major issues as you drive through. traffic is moving well. if you're coming on interstate 80 from the car queenis bridge that traffic looks good. at 5:19. let's go to steve. cloudy. just like that it's dark. partly sunny, partly sunny for the padres and giants today. 60 degrees, west at 20. at&t gets sun. we have shower activity that popped up yesterday that is more focused south. there's a westerly component for everybody here. 50s on the temps, low for novato. 58 hayward, san jose is 57, napa airport at 55. stanford is 56. pacifica 52. 37 in truckee, the shower activity is sliding central and southern sierra nevada. a lot quieter today than yesterday. the source of that low is too far south. even to the north things are quieter. that's the system right there. that could fire up in the valley. that will be it, high pressure will

best chance is south of philadelphia down in south jersey and delaware.orrow clouds and sun, and nice a high of 74. 72 on friday with a round of rain arriving into the afternoon and perhaps the early evening. could be a thunderstorm mixed in as well. on saturday to start the weekend mostly cloudy, still mild, 72. but in the afternoon or evening there's the chance of a shower or thunderstorm. and then sunday all of that's over with but it's breezy and cooler with a high of 63 drones looks lik65 degrees. we could have a stretch of three days where it's not raining. >> that's nice. >>> more stories you didn't see last night including the dave reckoning for two a california sheriff's deputies thirty eight a videotaped assault. >> a scare for taylor swift. why police showed up outside of her apartment. karen. >> we're live in tell wear county checking out the blue route past macdade boulevard. northbound traffic headed towards baltimore pike. no delays just yet. looking pretty good. looking dry. we're going check that construction on city avenue and talk about

deep south like alabama or mississippi or upper south? i would think it would be deep south but i am guessing. professor clabough: let me start with your last question. yes, it was predominantly deep where the brazilian government advertised. the ports lended themselves to transportation to brazil as well. there were some virginians and they would have left from norfolk. there was a man from lynchburg who was sort of the point person for gathering people interested i travelingn to brazil. in terms of your other question, that's more difficult -- economics versus politics. i would say, again, the fact that the brazilian government was offering land grants, you could essentially go and have free land to work. toiously that was a draw people who had been disenfranchised by the war. at the same time, that was accompanied by, even if you had trepidation, it was accompanied by the post-surrender uncertainty. it is difficult to get into that mindset. what is the future of the south going to be? how long are there going to be union soldiers runni

happened south newkirk street, cecil b. moore, about 1:30, not clear what started the fire but authorities do not think anyone was living at the home at the time. >> also, into you this morning, firefighters say oven caused a store to catch fire in philadelphia's cobbs creek section. it happened in the 6100 block of walton avenue around midnight. firefighters quickly knocked down the flames. no one was injured in this fire. >> we're learning more about last year's amtrak derailment in philadelphia and we will note even more later this morning. sources tell cbs news national transportation safety board believes radio transmissions distracted the engineer. brandon bostian. the ntsb vote on the official cause today. the crash killed eight people and hurt more than 200 others. attorney tom kline reps the families of passengers killed on the train. >> there has been no public acknowledgment by mr. bostian of his wrong-doing, no public acknowledgment of the harm and of the grief and of the pain which he has caused. >> "eyewitness

high temperature was seen across the south of alberta on tuesday. record high temperature was set in edmonton. the high rose to 29 degrees. the heat is causing wide fires across the north. take a look at this video coming out of the north of alberta. a fast-growing wildfire is tearing through ft. mcmurray, a see in t . the entire city was ordered to evacuate on tuesday. nine air tankers, a dozen helicopters and 100 firefighters have been deployed. no injuries have been reported but the air fault will remain quite low. and we will see winds kicking up going into the next 24 hours. there is a low-end front moving into alberta, so winds will be increasing, that means wildfires could grow even further. now, temperatures remain quite high as well into your weesday. ross eure temperatures are going to be quite high across the west, and we are looking at severe weather continuing across the balkan peninsula as well as italy and turkey as well. a new system will be moving into the north of the british isles and scandinavian peninsula. watch for windy and we

of course the farther south you go into south jersey the better chance you might want some rain gear.n the bus stop in general, though, dry, mainly cloudy and 50 degrees by 6 o'clock. 54 by 8 o'clock. as row whole into the we roll in it will be a lot milder. 64 degrees by 11 o'clock. 1 o'clock 69 degrees. by 3 o'clock 62 which is your high today and by 6 o'clock still holding onto 70 degrees and there is the chance that we start to get more and more sunshine back into play. i can't necessarily promise a lot of it in philadelphia but points north definitely looks good. the farther south you go the cloudier it will be. karen we are looking at decent numbers over the next several days but there is another shot at rain. that's coming up in the seven day. >> all right. let's look outside right now. most of the roadways are dry at this point and the construction that i showed i was little bit ago on the schuylkill expressway has cleared. we're looking live here westbound near conshohocken. all lanes reopened and no problems currently on the schuylkill. how about the vine? the overnight cons

starting to see delays here i-95 south from the betsy on in. we will slide down to an early morning overnight accident a person was struck on i-95 down near brandywine river bridge. so i-95 northbound this morning, there is only two of the four lanes that are opened. if you are coming from the south and heading north through wilmington you may want to stick with 495 as they take care of that investigation. an investigation underway as we heard from dave at 11th and south streets this morning. otherwise mass transit looking good, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 6:17. an fbi agent showed jurors, checks that they say links pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah on trial and in racketeering case in a federal courtroom yesterday. prosecutors worked to show fattah paid an illegal one million-dollar campaign loan, and misused federal fund and charitable grants. four associate are on also trial with chaka fattah and trial is expect to last, listen to this, until the middle of july. >>> a race to replace, the race to replace, republican governor chr

work zone here in south philadelphia. they are trying to get that project complete before the phillies come home for home stand this weekend, as i mention the vine street expressway open now, but this time tomorrow, again, overnight into 5:00 a.m. the following morning, that should down goes into effect. mass transit, regional rales, patco, new jersey transit looking good and both the market frankford and subway the trains are rolling again this morning. chris, lauren, back over toy. >> thanks so much. developing news out of camden this morning, police investigating an early morning shooting this happened around 1:30 on south seventh and everett street. not getting a lot of information about the shooting. we are awaiting word on the condition that far victim. and we are trying to find out if any arrest haves been made in that case. >> happening today, hillary clinton bridges her presidential channel pain to the garden state. >> clinton is trying to round up of course votes ahead of next month's primary. dave kinchen live

most of this from about i-95 south through south jersey and delaware. northern suburbs a little up north of i-95 and the turnpike don't see as much. pollen forecast is in the low he to medium range the next several days partly because of the somewhat damp weather we're looking at dan maybe a littltoday andmaybe a little bie tomorrow morning. i'll be very happy to tell you about thursday and friday in particular coming up. karen was do you got on the roads. >> at least we have a couple good days to look forward to. right now doing all right on the roads, we're dry. this is a live look at the schuylkill expressway at conshohocken if you're coming from king of prussia or norristown you're about to led on the schuylkill expressway, the overnight construction is clear and we see traffic really moving fine right now. >>> we had an accident that very quickly cleared here in lower providence township eagleville road so crews should be leaving the scene now. they were partially blocking it but we hear they're wrapping things up. in franconia ya' township acciden

this is pretzel factory on south 69th street in upper darby.ictim was waiting in line last tuesday when the man took these pictures. she realized what was happening, confronted the guy and he took off. if you have any information about this, weird owe, call the police. >>> in ocean county new jersey a suspicious vehicle in the woods in laci township caught the eye of police. they found this man bruce post of trenton near the vehicle. police believe he is involved with white supremacist groups, they confiscated an ak-47 and large amount have of ammunition. prosecutors charged post with unlawful possession of weapons. he is now in jail on $400,000 bail. >>> 4:19. former university of pennsylvania professor convicted of killing his wife, ten years ago, will stay in prison. prosecutors announcing yesterday, a parole board has denied early release for six five-year old rafael rob, rob was convicted of killing his wife, ellen, inside their up are merion home in 2006 when she was in the kitchen wrapping christmas gifts. former penn economics professor

look at the cooldown for south jersey. philadelphia is in the 50s.ower 40s for the lehigh valley and in pennsylvania. that's 47 degrees, that's just one location. cooler for marshaltown. the temperatures climbing from the 40s and 50s into the low 70s this afternoon. southwesterly wind helping to warm things up. right now, the satellite, we are completely in the clear. that will continue the cooling trend over the next few hours. it's chillier before we start to warm up. there are clouds in our future. look at the showers in through the midwest, the ohio valley. some of those showers will be affecting some of our neighborhoods later today. mostly sunny to start with. brilliant sunshine. 72 degrees at 7:00. by 11:00, a few extra clouds in philadelphia. 67 and near 70 in the afternoon. as the system to the west starts moving into the area, the clouds increase as we go into the afternoon. same can be said for the lehigh valley. 47 degrees at 7:00. as we get closer to lunch time, it willç be in the 60s and nea 70 degrees at 3:00. more sunshine late in th

that happening on south street.gain let's go on over to "action news" reporter annie mccormick live there right now. she's got the latest details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that police officer is lucky to be okay. take a look at the cruiser involved in that crash right lined me. you can see how mangled it is against that pole there and then you can see all of the debris surrounding it as police here are trying to keep traffic away from the portions of debris around it. now, 45-year-old female police officer was behind the wheel. she is at jefferson hospital and is expected to be okay. wie, take a look at this video. this all unfolded around 2:00 a.m. now, that officer we were just talking about from the third district was responding to a call in the 300 block of south street near randolph where two people reported they were assaulted. now, following the assault, there was a foot pursuit and reports the suspect was armed. now, the female officer was about seven blocks away when she began he

hillary clinton will be campaigning in south jersey today.'ll hold a public rally at camden county college in blackwood ahead that of state's june 7th primary. now in west virginia's primary yesterday it was a rival bernie sanders who was the victor. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: bernie sanders notched yet another victory calling his win in west virginia tremendous. >> it appears that we've won a big, big victory in west virginia. >> reporter: hillary clinton still holds a commanding delegate lead but sanders is not giving up. >> we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. >> reporter: clinton focusing on next tuesday's kentucky primary making no mention of west virginia's vote during her final event before polls closed. instead looking ahead to the general election and railing against donald trump. >> if i'm fortunate enough to be the nominee i am looking forward to debating donald trump come the fall. >> reporter: while the billionaire businessman is the last man standing in the gop race he still continues

the it broke out in the 1500 block of south lambert street just before 2:00 a.m. no injuries were reported. officials every working to determine what started it. house had been converted into apartments, and the sign on the window says the building is vacant. neighbors say crew where is there two weeks ago to put out another fire. >>> authorities are investigating a crash that killed one child and injured eight other people and one of those is with critical injuries is a new born this happened yesterday afternoon at philadelphia's east falls section. "action news" reporter catherine the scotties live at the st. christopher's hospital for children, with more on this story, good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this crash was just horrific and a number of questions remain, one of them being were these children properly restrained, in their vehicle. nine people in all were involved in this crash, eight of them were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. four of them were children and one of those children, died. the one child who died, died

they set out shop outside monster pets in south philadelphia. if you want to check it out you've got sometime. they will be there through 7:00. >>> i know, i know. >> tugging at your heart. >> path the path gallon went back to the classroom today to take part in the career day event at multi cultural a contacted my charter school on north broad. the students got a chance to get their questions answered about life in the television business nicely done patrick, i necessity kids enjoyed it, learned a lot i'm sure. >>> it may look wet out there tonight but south philadelphia will be jumping tomorrow, coming up vittoria woodill is live with the preview of the south street spring festival spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> rain or no rain it is time to enjoy month of may with the huge block

it is just south of wilmington here just south of 95. but it's moving through odessa south of red lion and pushing into maryland here but very heavy rain with this storm. no lightning strikes yet but continuing to monitor this. it is just south of wilmington and moving to the west. so really not pushing too far to the north but that's where it is right now. few more showers coming in across delaware south jersey and even areas in southeastern pennsylvania. this is the computer forecast it shows the storm continuing to 70 around overhead overnight tonight. so we'll keep rain in the forecast not heavy rain like we had this morning. but passing showers. maybe briefly heavy at times. there's one or two more that will continue to spin up by tomorrow morning. so we're not quite done with this by tomorrow and then we have another high tide to get through. coastal flood warning remains in effect high tide along the coast 7:30 to 9:30 and along the tidal sections of the delaware between 11:00 and 1:00. on top of that we'll see rain continuing to

in south jersey and delaware. getting rain on right now, and that rain will be moving off the coast this evening. tomorrow looks like pattern does break down a little bit. i'm's hopeful mostly we will see more sun tomorrow and it will warm up but doesn't seem like we can get a stretch of sunny spring weather. we had tonight mid-april, and that has been two weeks since we have not been able to get in a stretch of nice conditions. lets take a look outside and you can see still gray, glummy, not all that cold. temperatures in the 60's. we got to the mid to upper 60's in philadelphia keep in mind those observations are taking the at the airport in south philadelphia, of course, further south, almost toward new jersey, we will go off to the northeast philadelphia airport that airport got closer to 07 toy day. northern suburbs did see temperatures around 70. it all depend where you you are, further south you go you are seeing conditions a whole lot cooler, this afternoon, and certainly areas that have been dealing with

most of the rainfall is pushing to the south or missing us to the south.re are scattered light cf1 o soon a few sprinkles as well in philadelphia and into chester county. those isolated showers won't last long. there's a chance we'll see some more scattered showers during the day. certainly won't be an all-day rainfall today. there you can see a rain drop or two moving through south philly right now. just a sprinkle your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast is calling for some breaks in the clouds in the lehigh valley. look at those temperatures this afternoon. 74 degrees for bethlehem, easton, 74 degrees for the suburbs. a few scattered showers are possible. mostly it will be cloudy with a few breaks of sunshine. 71 degrees in phoenixville this afternoon. for philadelphia, a warmup in spite of the clouds. fairmont, 72 agrees. a chance of a shower but really a better chance of scattered showers into parts of new jersey while trenton sees partly sunny skies, 74 degrees. it will be mostly cloudy for haddonfield and glassboro and part of the south, south jer

a man with an axe attacks police officers in the south bay.l you who he was originally targeting. and a former presidential candidate says donald trump should be disqualified. we'll tell you who. and why he says trump should be dumped. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >> mark: on my avenue mother with an axe. now both are in the hospital after he then officers. here you can see where it happened. on lansing avenue in yesterday morning. here on the kron four morning officers received reports that there had been a traffic accident, but when they arrived. they found a man with an ax. police say the man had chased his mother with the ax and hit her. then he turned on officers, and that's when two officers shot at him. kron four spoke with a neighbor who told us what she knows about the family. the officers involv

so it's mostly in south jersey and delaware. we'll be watching this area of rain over the next several hours. south of philadelphia mainly, temperatures are cooler because of it. and also don't for get your seven day forecast always sch l scrolling at the bottom of the screen. you see the yellow earlier today, a lot of that has already moved offshore. but we will watch all this move up through the area as we go through the rest of tonight. the group showing yeen showing comple lighter rain, and the yellow the heavier rain. we'll watch all this. it is keeping temperatures down. temperatures are a lot cooler because of this rain. if you're farther to the north like trenton or the lehigh valley, you're looking at milder temperatures because you're not zoo s seeing this type of rain. this is mostly south of philadelphia. so we'll keep it in the forecast. and then we go into tomorrow, we'll see a lot more in the way of sunshine aside from the rain that we have around right now. tomorrow temperatures a little warmer, but this area of

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some spots south and west getting up in the 70's. here's how we will play it the rest of the afternoon by 4:00 mix of clouds and sun breaks. sixty-seven. sixty-eight by five or 5:30. then we will start to dip after dark by 10:00 o'clock all the way down to 57 degrees. look out for showers and thunderstorms. as we speak very light misty drizzle has opened up here otter ace. cloud are low enough right now where we might see that until they break a little later. rick, not only toys day unstable but next four days, also look a bit on the rainy side at least for parts of the days. we will break it down in the exclusive accu weather seven day coming up in a few. >> looking forward to the weekend as always, david, thank you. we will see you back inn identify. >>> with the potential for severe thunderstorms keep six abc.com/weather close at hand it is best tool to use to find out when and where the heaviest storms will hit. >>> from our new jersey news room now state education officials will consider different school start times today. they

it's south of us today.ser to us tomorrow and then bilateraler part of week it will lift up north making it lot more unstable around here and forecast for today looks like this just showery out there and when it's not raping we'll have clouds. temperatures will be only in the mid to upper 60s for highs today and don't expect much improvement and matter of fact don't expect much improvement until we get to the sunday so it's a bit of 50/50 weekend again showers possible saturday and drier sunday. i'll tell you now early indications are next week it don't look that great either. >> here's erin como. >>fy new middle name i would scold you with new name. cigar write >> thomas gary. >> learn something new every day. >> slow out there coming in from baltimore. 95 southbound crash between 175 and 32 causing red zone columbia park road to 201 dealing with heavy traffic there. and headed to maryland looking for virginia heavy traffic 95 northbound 630 to 610 and prince william you slow down towards spring field inter

showers will stay to the south. a chance of a sprinkle for kutztown and bethlehem and farther to the south, that's when you'll see steadier rainfall into vineland, 62 degrees this afternoon. 63 for haddonfield. the jersey shore will get rain and delaware, especially central and southern delaware, dover and lewes will wind up with the most rainfall out of this system today. closing in on half an inch by tonight. >> that's what's great about neighborhood weather, different depending on where you live. >> sam and carson, will they play nice today? >> it's not going to get that cold. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, more storms across the south. hail, high winds. >> oh, my gosh! >> and nearly a foot of rain. tornadoes spotted in oklahoma. the storm set to intensify today. >>> closing the gap. our new national poll shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton is tightening even more. just three points between them. as clinton does her best trump impersonation at a trump rally. >> i'm going to do it, i kno

clears the beaches down south. learn what impact it could have and where it could happen. >>> and do you have plans today for the outdoors? we'll finds out if and when you'll need umbrella meteorologist, justin drabick, has the eyewitness weather forecast in just a few minutes. >> crews recovered a vintage plane, large crane aboard an army core of engineers vessel, pulled the wreckage out of the water. the world war ii plane had taken off from republic airport on long island, and sent out a distress signal before going down, the body of the pilot, 56 year old william gordon, of florida, was recovered on friday, the cause of the crash, is under investigation. >>> trapping stop? georgia ... police say harris county deputy janie white pulled over a car on interstate 185 last night while the deputy was walking to that vehicle, someone shot him above his left eye. he is expected to recover. there is no word on why the deputy stopped the car. >>> tropical storm bonnie generating heavy rain, dangerous surf off the coast o

south kor south korea decided to join to better respond to threats posed by north korea's missiles and ballistic missiles. it prompted seoul and washington to discuss the possibility of a missile interception system. china strongly opposes its creation in south korea. >>> a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said the situation on the korean peninsula remains complicated and sensitive. he called on cub countries to take full-headed responses and refrain from actions that would escalade the situation. south korean officials are accusing the local subsidiary of auto for cheating on emissions. >>> the south korean government says that plans to fine the local unit of nissan for manipulating a sports car that runs on fuel. nissan officials dani wrong doing. officials at the environment ministry said they have ordered nissan korea to suspend sales of th mod a reca 81f em. th pn to feissan abo $280,000 and file a criminal complaint against the head of the local subsidiary. the officials they found that settings on an emission reduction device violated the country's exhaust regulations. they

now to the south jersey bureau. today marks day five in the search for an inmate who escaped from a minimum security prison. he is still on the loose. officials no longer believe that arthur buckle is in the varn gut township area. that's where they've been looking for him since wednesday. the 38-year-old escaped from a prison facility in winslow township on tuesday morning. we have learned that he once served time as manslaughter for killing a 10-month-old child. authorities are not saying where they are now focusing their search. >>> vice president joe biden will deliver the commencement address today at delaware state university. about 700 students will receive diplomas. the ceremony will help to kick off the school's celebration of its 125th anniversary. >>> 6:37 right now on this saturday. just about 52 degrees outside the nbc10 studios. coming up in sports, moon shots in miami. highlights from the phils-marlins game that featured a pair of no-doubt homers. >>> now, your nbc10 first alert weather. >> in case yo

it's adding to the massive back up at the south bay that stretches all the way to south san jose.t's a one hour and 25 minute drive time to get from 85 to the embarcadero. >> mark: is as depressed investigation found trespassers in airports are getting over fences and gates. they do about every five days. >> james: every 10 days despite investments to protect the busiest airports in and putting up fences. assessing incidents are acting as frequently as. ever last year you may remember 80 investigation found that as a fall led the country for most trespassing incidence. they have since said that about any incidents as of a sense the report the. h-p this morning says that is not true. they've found the last march at woman walked around and exit gate and went right onto the tarmac at sfo. she tried to flag down a plan. their two other incidents last january as well. d.c. tells candelight when the ap request that information from a federal report. sfo said they cannot comment on this. this because they have security concerns. the associated press in this game found california's is air

jersey, south of the city and south of i-95 or 295 there is a chance of the strong thunderstorm or two. i will show you those on future tracker six. something to look out for later this afternoon, karen. >> okay david. the big accident in the new jersey, closing down ramp. action cam is on the scene. the accidented happened at 2:00 this morning but ramp for 42 southbound to 295 still shut down. you can see emergency workers there dealing with the scene right now. what happened was driver lost control ran in the barrier and there is debris on the ramp that is causing the problems and it is unclear as we see them working right now they need to fix the side of the ramp but they said it is expect to reopen within the hour. we are waiting for that. we could see crews on the scene in bellmawr, new jersey. instead of going from 42 to 295 you can take new jersey turnpike basically running parallel trying to get south and into delaware. lets switch over to our other cameras. we are noticing fog. you can see it here on 202 at route one. watch for light fog. traffic moving okay but reducing visib

so in this case, it's the state of south carolina. south carolina has districts. an inquisition indented in the woods near william gardeners. it always starts with that. an inquest has to take place where the body lies. in this case this inquest is , taking place in the woods near william gardner. you always get a date. you always get it date. you get a coroner, in this case he is a justice of the quorum. i won't even get into what that is. you get a dead guy, in this case the body of alexander mcgee. you get the jurors, in this case white man, 12 white men. and then you get this phrase, which i became addicted the finding, "do say upon their oath." it became a rhapsody sort of thing to me, because that was always my queue that someone was walking out. in this case, he became deranged or insane. he escaped from his family he , died of exposure. this is an era in which they would routinely treat people with problems at home. and so they would essentially lock their loved one up, and he would escape. student: and i guess they were like, mental -- stephen: right. so,