the national weather service has canceled the severe thunderstorm watch for southeast pennsylvania.continues for new castle county in delaware and really most of south jersey except for cape may county until 8 o'clock and we did get report from turnsville, new jersey, gloucester county from a spotter of a 53 miles an hour wind gust. so double scan live showing that the leading edge of the storm, it's pushing into south jersey right now. this is moving very quickly. it's moving at 45 miles an hour to the east and we've got a lot of lightning strikes. this view alone, 34 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes. it's moving through browns mills right now. it's heading across 72, route 70, medford lakes right now, some very heavy rain. as we continue to push down to the south, wilmington just some moderate rain. really the heaviest is moving through salem county into cumberland county. if you look at the way when this is moving, it's losing some of its vibrant color. we're seeing more of the yellow than the red so that's an indication that line is weakening as it pushes to the east so

at 4:30, we spoke to the southeast pennsylvania red cross.u will hear how they are helping in south carolina. >>> the afghanistan hospital destroyed by that u.s. airstrike is renewing its call for an international investigation. president obama apologized yesterday to doctors without borders, a u.s. airstrike killed 22 people, including cler three children. they called eight mistake. doctors without borders want an investigation how it happened, why it happened. >> it doesn't change anything. we appreciate the expression of condolences. it doesn't change the fact that we have 22 dead patients and staff that were killed as a result of this attack. >> now the president promised a full investigation t. pentagon said afghan troops asked for air support prior to the bombing of the hospital, but american forces were not under fire as previously reported. >>> with brazil deep in a recession, olympic organizers are cutting costs at the rio games. yesterday they announced plans to cut back on material and reduce staffing at dozens of test events. they

you might see an isolated fog in southeast pennsylvania t. rest of the area is doing just fine. as far as cloud cover, you are not going to see much in the way of clouds today. it's tomorrow that we will see the arrival of source and thunderstorms later in the afternoon. for today, we will be watching the temperatures. low 70s for fleetwood, bethlehem up to 70. 71 in morgan town, sunshine for new hope, abington and morris town. 70s today with less chili champions p conditions this afternoon. alone the coastline, hovering along 70 degrees for vendor, avalon, cape may. you will find wood town this afternoon 74 degrees. it was 75 degrees yesterday in philadelphia. we will be back in that same territory this afternoon. low 70s, a nice day today, a good looking weekend, too. we will see clearing, skies on saturday and lots of sunshine for sunday. perfect weather to take advantage of the wine festival from noon until 4:00, the dover town wine festival. it happens every year. they raise a lot of money to crush cancer for chester county hospital. it looks like perfect weather to enjoy s

they got a call yesterday about people who might be trying rob customers in an atm on pennsylvania avenue and southeast. police say that when officers arrived, jason goolsie ran. then they arrested his friend michael brown who was filming. neither one made a statement. but michael brown tweeted this. >>> new developments in the case of freddie gray. statements made by two baltimore police officers to investigators looking into gray's death acan be used at the officer's trial. all six officers appeared before judge barry williams who considered whether statements by two of the six would be add missable. it's not clear when the con tent those statements are just yet. they have not been made public. >>> new tonight baltimore police investigating one of their own over a video that appears to show an officer spitting on a man he had arrested and placed in handcuffs. [ chaos ] >> any reasonable person can look at that video last night and come away with some serious concerns. >> the arresting officer is sergeant robert mesmer who has been on the force for 34 years. department has placed him on desk duty pen

two officers detain him on pennsylvania avenue southeast. somebody called police and said goolsbee and two friends looked suspicious hanging in front of the atm. the video sparked protests and the hash tag/justiceforjason. a news kohn frens is set for 1:00 p.m. >>> d.c. police say a man broke into a woman's home and raped her. it was near 18th and iowa streets in southeast. police say the suspect tricked a woman into opening her door and attacked her. police in the area say they're surprised this crime happened on their quiet street. >> i've spent the last 24 hour on the phone with the police asking how has this happened. this is a safe block. we've had problems in the past, but this is rape. >> we do know he was arrested yesterday in maryland and will be sent back to d.c. to face charges. >>> customs computers are up and running again following a computer glitch. the outage delayeds passengers for about 90 minutes. this out aage affected computer. >>> there's the wheel broken beyond repair. >> police need your help in tracking down a hit-an

it shows officers forcibly detaining an 18-year-old outside the citi bank on pennsylvania avenue southeast. the incident happened earlier this week. police say the officers were responding to a call for three suspicious people near an atm. they say one person ran when they pulled up and the two others resisted them. some of you are sharing this video now online with the #justiceforjason. police say no one was arrested or charged. >>> this just in. toyota vowing to get rid of gasoline cars by the year 2050. the automaker wants to eventually only sell hybrids and fuel cell vehicles, it says, to do its part to reduce emissions. now the pledge comes during a turbulent time for the auto industry after vw admitted to cheating the emissions system. that's the latest from the live desk, eun. >> thank you, angie. >>> a d.c. apartment building is declared unfit and 12 families forced out of their homes. the building in southeast washington is not up to code. the city moved the families to temporary housing inside a hotel. one woman forced to move had to postpone her husband's funeral. after the fami

you can consider pennsylvania avenue southeast as an alternate. on the virginia side traveling over the occoquan making your way toward the interchange. here's a live look to show you how things are shaping up. you can see the traffic starting to move in both directions in materials of volume but again no issue -- terms of volume but again no issues to slow you down. your next traffic update in ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >>> surely you remember the high school science class where dissecting frogs, cats and fish were part of the lesson plan. we didn't have cats. >> many of us scared by that experience. >> now there's a crafty way around that. tommy mcfly dissecting that for us. >> good morning. i can still remember the smell in biology class of those critters. now students will be putting down the scalpel and picking up the knitting needle. a vermont-based artisan has knitted critters you would normally dissect in biology class. they're not exact replicas but pretty darn close with colorful organs inside. her shop is called -- [indisce

why was the phone company reporting its location as harrisburg, pennsylvania, four hours southeast of the crime scene? >> i thought maybe it was a mistake. no one knew of anyone he would know in harrisburg. >> reporter: in the hours after keith's body was found, relatives frantically called that phone, desperate to get a voice on the other end. the sheriff was shocked on monday when one of them hit pay dirt. >> he said, i just called keith reed's phone and somebody answered. i said, what? >> that's a holy cow moment. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it turns out the person saying hello was a construction foreman on a bridge near harrisburg. the phone had been found on some scaffolding, which suggested to detectives someone in a car had tried to toss the phone into the river. >> it landed on a bridge deck that was -- had been set up to do repairs to the bridge. it was a very lucky break for us. >> what are the odds? >> one in a billion. >> reporter: while this recovered cell phone was on its way to the fbi lab, crime scene analysts spent the next day at keith reed's house, scouring the proper

not expected to see significant rainfall but you have showers in new york state, pennsylvania, even parts of the southeastunderstorms throughout the day today as the system keeps moving east ward. temperature wise above average, temperatures this morning are warm out there into the 70's in places like houston and high temperatures are going to be climbing in the 80's and even the 90's like dallas again and city of houston. meanwhile as you head farther north, temperatures out there very fall-like. reach 50's and 60's. >> nicole: maria, thanks so much. coming right up the only place that you spend your digital life, face look is testing out, we will have details on that. how would you like your own hybrid sports car with drone, we will tell you about that. dow futures down 90, s&p and nas dock down 32. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris ca

police forcibly detaining an 18-year-old yesterday outside the city bank here on pennsylvania avenue in southeast near 6th street. today protesters returned to the area to march in the streets. and block traffic. d.c. police tell us the officers were responding to a call for three suspicious people near an atm. they say one person ran when they pulled up and two others resisted them. in the end, no one was arrested or charged. >>> new at 6:00, construction of metro's silver line is ramping up. crews are working at a furious pace but there's a new problem underground that could slow the whole thing down. the second phase will take metro out to dulles airport and beyond. transportation reporter adam tuss is live. adam, what have you learned about this new problem? >> reporter: well, it's important to remember, first of all, that the silver line is coming here to dulles international airport. it will then continue into louden county. down below, the digging has not always been easy. buried beneath the dulles toll road and dulles airport access road, some tough stuff. >> we found a lot of rock in the

southeast washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. dozens of college students were injured after a bus overturned in pennsylvania, involving a car. the driver of the car has died. members of the lehigh university rugby team or on the bus. wereof their injuries serious. no word on what led to the accident. alison: we are awaiting word on a new metro leader tonight. most report say that two finalists were presented to the board today. been searching for leadership as they try to combat questions about safety. spoke with d.c. councilmember jack evans, who expects the decision in the coming days. the last general manager resigned in january. happening now -- missing drugs at a d.c. hospital, putting nurses under the microscope. the pain and anxiety medications disappeared from a distribution machine at sibley memorial over the summer. we now know that for nurses are under investigation, two others have had their licenses suspended. a forceful arrest has put police practices in the spotlight, caught on tape, showing the strobl -- showing the struggle with the suspect, kicked in the face and punched while he was on the ground. jay korf

crash activity reported on anacostia freeway on eastern avenue and o street southeast closed for crash clean up near pennsylvaniaared for diversion. back to you. >> anchor: thank you. and happening right now, crews are working to put out a house fire in damascus, maryland. at a single family home on damascus road. right now, you can see heavy flames but even bigger problem for firefighters is that this is a non hydrant area which makes it tougher to put out. we're told that everybody did make it out safely from this fire. sources tell apes 7 and 18-year old woman hit and killed on montgomery pike in mongomery county. happened over an hour ago we intersection with new hampshire avenue across the street from a school bus stop and metro bus stop but no crosswalk. there are closures in the area as police investigate. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. make ate great thursday >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. frappe and abandoned in a day care. firefighters race to rescue a little girl breaking down the door. the dramatic moments all caught on camera. ♪ >>

pennsylvania and new england. what i'm really watching way up in canada right now, big area of cold air from the north half of canada. that's moving southeast and where our weekend chill is coming from. in the meantime, it's nice and mild. temperatures in spots today will spark that 70-degree mark. a couple of showers well up to our west and north for the afternoon. tonight, partly cloudy and it will be so relatively mild ahead of what's coming. tomorrow looks nice. by friday morning, here's the front, 6:00. going through pittsburgh and morgantown. by lunchtime, early afternoon it should be through us with the wind out of the northwest. the mild air will leave. the chilly air moves in. by saturday morning, yes, you will feel every bit of that chill around here. next three days, today's 70ish. some spots, especially in the mountains will stay in the 60s. 52 tonight with low 40s in the cool spots. tomorrow a fine thursday. highs in the upper 60s. stray shower friday. only 64 and then here comes the silly stuff. saturday and sunday, look at those highs. upper 50s, mid-50s sunday. saturday night, sunday night in the 30s. we'll get warmer here b

already in pennsylvania, they have a handful of severe thunderstorm warnings that have been issued and if this line moves east and southeastas it continues dropping through maryland. we'll be seeing some of the same types of conditions. we've had reports of a few trees down because of the high wind, and it is advancing toward frederick, maryland, by 4:46. 4:58, and getting into the d.c. area around 6:30, 7:00 or so. it's plenty warm now and i'll show you just a few minutes ago just how fast the temperatures are dropping behind this front. i think we'll be in the 60s and maybe even 50s in a few locations by 11:00 p.m. as we get the rain out of here we'll talk about the upcoming weekend in a few minutes. >>> right now we're working a developing story in houston. one person is dead and another wounded after a shooting near texas southern university. classes are canceled for the day and police may have a suspect in custody. officers are investigating whether this shooting is related to another shooting last night. >> a man crashed a drone near the white house this morning. park police say howard solomon iii was spotted flying

southeast asia and showed up in berks koptsy last fall. it has no known impacts to human health and attacks plant species native to pennsylvania.ts areas of upper hanover township and monmouth county and olney township in berks county. if you see the bug or its eggs you are asked to place them in hand sanitize to kill them and then turn them over to state officials. >> actor richard gere will help accept the national constitution center liberty medal on behalf of dalai lama. announced earlier this year. last month he was forced to cancel u.s. tour including stop in philadelphia after doctors told him he needed to rest. richard gere, buddhist, is long time friend of daily lamb a tickets go on sale friday, 6abc time friend of daily lamb a tickets go on sale friday, 6abc of course is a broadcast everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ult

southeast actually pretty >> reporter: good morning. grab the rain gear. we have rain in new york and pennsylvania. heads into new england this afternoon. around 3:00, 4:00 p.m. light steadier rain toward the back end of the evening commute. then we'll have rain overnight tonight. that's with us up until about 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning. and then things will settle down after that. how much rain is to be way with this storm? most towns around an inch of rain. some locations close to 2. that might lead to minor street flooding where you have clogged >> and that's your late forecast. >> i don't mean to interrupt but i just want to say young man jordan myth is on team adam. >> just kidding. >> you knew it all along. >> we have the following sentence. >> this is -- >> "the voice." >> dylan, thank you very much. now today's fear factor as we count down to halloween by taking a closer look at the real life roots of some of your favorite monsters. >> this morning, it's all about frankenstein. nbc's keir simmons got a chance to visit the freely frankenstein castle. >> it's alive! >> reporter: a monster. a

, on the ground in maryland, winds out of the southeast gusting up to about 26 miles per hour and moving in that northwesterly direction through pennsylvaniato the south and kind of pushed from a southerly direction and it's windy up to about 50 miles per hour or so. we are not really seeing winds that strong out in the western pennsylvania area. it's this area of low pressure that's big upper level low and causing the rain and kind of just on the eastern fringes of it. when you have the sustained winds at 50 miles per hour coming out of the south-southwest, the natural direction to travel is over lake erie and into canada and that's the direction where it's headed. this high up and, you know, even though it started out towards maryland, you know, the winds at the surface changed a lot as you go higher and higher up into the atmosphere. >> early reports from the baltimore sun and wbal in baltimore say it happened roughly before noontime. from what you have been looking at with the models throughout the day, was there an extra heavy storm system that caught your attention around this time of day or did you hear of anything like that that mi

southeast. >>> let's get more on the oregon shooting. 9 people killed, 9 wounded when that's gunman opened fire on umpqua campus. there have been 45 shootings at schools across the country. so far this year. pennsylvaniasenator robert casey. always good to see you, sir. >> thanks, alex. >> just four days ago when we all learned this gunman struck the oregon campus killing nine people, officials found he owned 13 firearms. you changed your own views on gun law measures after the sand i hook school shootings nearly three years ago. 142 school shootings have taken place in the three years since sandy hook. why is congress unable to write any kind of legislation reforming gun regulation? >> i think it would be best for the country if the congress had a debate, had more votes on it. the last time we voted on the three measures, the background check and ban on the military-style weapon as well as the magazines, the bullets, that was 2013. we're long overdue. >> are you talking about the manchin/toomey bill. >> the background check bill was supported by manchin and toomey. i believe we should have those votes again and debate. i think the debate would be healthy for the country and force people to confront t