jersey northwestern somerset county in northern new jersey northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until four forty five pm at three fifty six pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your harmony to repose delta perkasie moving northeast at fifty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near east and south into milford around four pm washington bloomsbury pleasant valley and grass castle around four zero five pm. at the clinton camp and still around four ten pm highbridge glen gardner from town lebanon and around four fifteen pm cali on sandbrook long valley insurgent villa bound for twenty pm flemington around four twenty five pm people can glance down chester sockets on a candle in cyprus on a around four thirty pm dover mendham and white house station around four thirty five pm other locations impacted by the severe thunderstorms included telford sellersville bernard still reeling town phillipsbu

southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania until eleven fifteen am at seven twenty am doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated thunderstorms this heavy rain across the warren area up to two inches of rain have already fallen area creeks and streams are beginning to show indications of rapid response to runoff flooding is expected to begin shortly some locations they will experience flooding include philadelphia trenton camden gloucester city bensalem ewing willingboro princeton florence burlington bristol riverside all myron. cost town jenkintown numbers and board in town turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams urban areas highways streets underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low lying spots. ok. i start off today's show talking about our lord and savior amazon. she's been busy. amazon is buying the mecca of organic stores. today announcing it is rolling out s

the potential jurors have been pulled in from counties in southeastern pennsylvania. among the charges against williams accepting bribes from a bucks county businessman in the form of thousands of dollars in gifts. the government said it was in return for a range of special favors. he entered a plea of not guilty. at age 50 he remains d.a. in title only. his law license has been suspended and his deputy is running daily operations. rick, the judge said this morning the trial could last 3 to 4 weeks. live at the federal court house, in center city, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> overseas london police commander said the van attack near the mosque was an attack on muslims. the evening worship turned to terror when the vehicle plowed into people when they were leaving. metropolitan police say a 48-year-old male suspect was arrested at the scene. a man was found dead at the scene. police believe the attacker acted alone. >>> the death of a teenager in new jersey prompted warnings about an electrical shock warning. an 11-year-old was electrocuted wh

northwestern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern we find county in eastern pennsylvania bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania in till seven pm at six o nine pm a severe thunderstorm was located over bally were fifty miles south of allentown moving east at forty miles per hour some rotation has been indicated by radar inside the storm well not likely a tornado is possible answered sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include pottstown emmaus quick your town perkasie doylestown bedminster chalfont hadfield greenville dublin. still valley green lane pleasant valley and fix for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until seven pm for the following counties in pennsy

out of southeastern pennsylvania and into sections of south jersey. so take a look at glassboro area. william town, waterford, tabernacle, heavy rainfall moving east 45 miles an hour. and it's on your radar. valley forge, 7:09, mount, 7:15. rainfall rates anywhere from 1 to say 2" per hour as all of this activity just kind of moves east at about 45 miles an hour. we have seen a lot of heavy rainfall in those norm and west suburbs here early on this saturday morning and now we're continuing to watch this move off. to the east at about 45 miles per hour and back edge you can see places like berks county and also moving towards the lehigh valley, poconos, you are drying out. we're still looking at a lot of heavy rainfall right now push into part of south jersey. we still have looks tornado warning for sections of eastern mercer. we're showing you blue on radar indicateing a lot of rotation and also a lot of strong, gusty winds. there is potential this morning for damaging wind gusts, power outage as cross the area. with that heavy rainfall. this shows yo

peg is from bucks county, southeastern pennsylvania. she's a three-time cancer survivor who could not afford health insurance prior to the affordable care act. she is approaching medicare eligibility but still has a few years to go before she's old enough to enroll. peg was able to find affordable health insurance thanks to the a.c.a. but under the republican bill, she could once again be discriminated against for being an older adult, an older adult, and another possible object of discrimination would be because she is a cancer survivor. that was the old law. that's where we were before, that insurance companies were allowed under the law to discriminate in that fashion. they could discriminate against you because you were a woman. they could discriminate against you because you had preexisting conditions. they could discriminate against you because you were a cancer survivor. they could discriminate against you because of your age and so many other circumstances. i thought we were beyond that. i thought we had finally cured that probl

jersey northwestern somerset county in northern new jersey northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until four forty five pm at three fifty six pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your harmony to repose delta perkasie moving northeast at fifty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near east and south into milford around four pm washington bloomsbury pleasant valley and grass castle around four zero five pm. in the clinton camp and still around four ten pm highbridge glass.

. >> two and processors are in southeastern pennsylvania. permits for will be later in his month. >>> newly passed legislation reclassified abuse as a felony if it causes severe injury or death or also those tether a dog with a chain. govern tom wolf said he will sign the new legislation. >>> the has signed a new contract for public schools in philadelphia. they voted on a three-year deal this afternoon. thay contract includes more time nor studenpa the philadelphia freshen of ra >>> today was an end of the era for the castle on the hill. it was the final class to graduate from camden high. a $133 million project will replace the school. building is too costly to maintain. >> we're going to remember 17 >> it's an ending and a beginning. it's opening up for a new beginning. >> the demolition of camden high school begins, temporary will be put together at the cooper hatch building and the new high school is scheduled to open in 2021. >>> undisclosed illness forces john legend to postpone in camden. he apologized for backing out of thursday's s

all that's left is the heavy rains across southeastern pennsylvania. we'll make a zoom going into this line, manayunk toward city avenue where we are in wynnfield. this is approaching from the northwest moving due east racing at 40 miles per hour, places like norristown even though you're seeing the heavy rains now, in ten minutes or so you'll be pulling out of it and things will be letting up. phoenixville, same thing, king of prussia seeing rain now, racing off quickly moving into willow grove and horsham. once that pushes through, we'll see the rain light up. 77 degrees with a dewpoint of 73. extremely high, very muggy. pressure is falling. winds out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. somewhat cooler to the northwest, rain-cooled air temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. upper 70s and low 80s across south jersey and delaware. dover, 79. millville, 80. most of the dewpoints in the 70s. dover, 77. philadelphia, 73. there's our scale. once you get beyond 70 you don't need the scale because it's incredibly high. the numbers drop off quickly. lun

morning, jennette, that's right jury selection is set for federal court, the jurors come from southeastern pennsylvania county. the judge is urging a speedy trial and said they might get to opening statements today if time ray allows. jury selection begins today for seth williams who faces 29 federal charges. williams is accused of taking more than $100,000 in gifts and vacations in exchange for favorites to two local businessmen. he is charged with misspending $20,000 meant for his mother's nursing care. government officials say their evidence includes $200,000 documents audio recording and tax returns. williams has maintained his innocence. he remains district attorney and accepting his salary, but not seeking a third term. his law license has been suspended by agreement with the state supreme court. at a pretrial hearing last week, the subject said they could pick a jury of 12 and 4 alternates in one day and told prosecutors to be ready to present witnesses tomorrow. williams faces a maximum of 20 years hind bars if he is convicted. the trial is expected to last a month. katherine scott channel 6 "a

. >> 2016 was a catastrophic year for drug overdoses in southeastern pennsylvania. >> he says that trend is no different here. 97 deaths in 2016 so to combat that he introduced operation wild fire, his office and local police have made 46 arrests, all alleged drug dealers but hogan she's they are not done and the drug ep emdiddic is only getting worse. >> we have 50 drug overdoses already this year. >> hogan would eventually reveal heroin and opioids were found everywhere. they busted the suspects for heroin, oxycontin and morphine and many others. gary baker sr. was arrested the man who mocked and punched a man with cerebral palsy last month, that is gary baker jr. >> his son was beating up a man with a disability, harry baker sr. was selling us morphine. a hell of a family. >> he fears that overdoses will only go up until they can figure out how to stop the inflow of the deadly drug fentanyl. and many times that is cut into other drugs and the users don't know. >> take a little bit of it out into my han. if that was fentanyl that would be enough to kill for our five of us in this room.

. >> two growers and processors are in southeastern pennsylvania. permits for will be later in his month. >>> newly passed legislation reclassified abuse as a felony if it causes severe injury or death or also those tether a dog with a chain. govern tom wolf said he will sign the new legislation. >>> the has signed a new contract for public schools in philadelphia. they voted on a three-year deal this afternoon. they say it $202 million contract includes more time nor students, pay raises for teachers and changes to how the district operates. the philadelphia freshen of teacher ratified the agreement >>> today was an end of the era for the castle on the hill. it was the final class to graduate from camden high. a $133 million project will replace the school. building is too costly to maintain. >> we're going to remember 17 >> it's an ending and a beginning. it's opening up for a new beginning. >> the demolition of camden high school begins, temporary will be put together at the cooper hatch building and the new high school is scheduled to open in 20

jennette, that's right jury slks is set for -- selection is set for today, jury comes from 9 southeastern pennsylvania counties. the judge is urging a speedy trial. jury selection begins today for philadelphia district attorney seth williams who faces 29 federal charges. williams is accused of taking $100,000 in gifts and vacations in exchange for favors to two local businessmen. he is charged with misspending $20,000 meant for his mother's nursing care. government officials say the evidence includes $200,000 documents audio recording as dozens of witnesses and financial documents and tax returns. he remains district attorney and accepting his salary, but not seeking are a third term. his law license has been suspended by agreement with the state supreme court. his first assistant took over daily operations. at a pretrial hearing last week, the judge felt confident they could pick a jury of 12 and four alternates in one day and told prosecutors to be ready to present witnesses tomorrow if convicted williams faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars, the trial is expected to last about a month. katherine

. >> reporter: within the last 45 minutes a severe thunderstorm watch was posted aacross southeastern pennsylvaniai couldn't be surprised if this drops into new castle county delaware and parts of south jersey, as well. up until 8:00 p.m. as we look at thunderstorms rolling in from the west/northwest and winding up down the shore later on in the evening hours. there's a likelihood of severe thunderstorms as is posted by the storm prediction center. this is different from what i showed you. the watch comes from the local weather service office this comes from the national prediction center. they are calling for numerous damaging storms that could produce strong damaging winds gusts and hail over by the shore. we have an outside chance of tornadoes probably less than a chance than straight line winds him you're looking at the potential for damage to trees, wires and roofs. there was a severe storm that produced a warning north of harrisburg and moving off to the north. all these storms are pushing past us to the west, but at the same time they are inching in our direction, after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m.

warning for eastern berks county in eastern pennsylvania northwestern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania lehigh county in eastern pennsylvania west central northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until three thirty pm at two forty nine pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from maryland hartsfield to lease more to near fairview heights to near sinking spring moving northeast at thirty five miles per hour answered sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near linhardt still around two fifty five pm want to makers' around three pm kutztown around three o five pm fleetwood and new tripoli around three ten pm lines and still around three fifteen pm tonton left and classical around three twenty pm best until around three twenty five pm allentown emmaus northampton east greenville valley ancient oaks beares ville could see town and zion till around three thirty pm other locations impacted by the severe thunderstorms include way missing hills west line albertus two plane full of w

. >> two of the growers and processors are located here in southeastern pennsylvania, or soon to be, both in berks county. permits were dispensary will be issued later this movement. >>> pennsylvania is toughening its animal cruelty and neglect laws for the first time in more than 30 years. newly passed legislation re classified such abuse as a felony if it causes severe juror death. state law currently makes animal abuse a felony in certain situations, such as animal fighting or repeated, severe abuse of cats or dogs. also, those who tether a dog with a chain. governor tom wolf says he will sign the legislation. >>> philadelphia public schools teacher officially have a new contract, the school reform commission approved three-year deal today , superintendent william hite said 202 million-dollar contract includes more instruction time for students, pay raise for teachers, and reduces costs for taxpayers. philadelphia federation of teachers ratified at agreement monday night. >>> last day of school marks end of an era in camden. final class is graduating from historic camden high schoo

jury selection took one day, eight hours to whittle the jury pool of 137 people to nine southeastern pennsylvanianties down to 12 jurors and four alternates. the jury is made up of 10 women and two men. two of the women are african-american. williams played an active role in the final selection process. while williams remains district attorney and is still accepting his salary, he is not seeking a third term. his first assistant took over daily operations. his law license has been suspended by agreement with the state supreme court. and if he is convicted, williams faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars. we're live at federal court katherine scott, channel6 "action news. tam. >> thank you, katherine. >>> also happening today t-the montgomery county judge who preside is there over the bill cosby trial will hold a hearing on the release of the jurors' names. prosecutors are fighting requests to make the names public. they say release releasing the names would make picking a jury for the next trial difficult. they told the judge they just could not break their deadlock which throwed a mistrial. >>

. >> two of the growers and processors are in southeastern pennsylvania, both in berks county, permits for dispensar ies will be issued later this month. >>> pennsylvania's toughening its animal cruelty and neglect laws for the first time in more than 30 years. newly passed legislation re classifies such abuse as a felony if it causes severe juror death. it also targets those who tether a dog with a chain. state law currently makes animal abuse a felony in certain situations such as animal fighting or repeated and severe abuse of cats or dogs. governor tom wolf says he will sign the new legislation. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, more fall out from ride sharing service uber. >>> and why philadelphia was just named as one of the best places to visit in the entire country. >>> plus barbie's boyfriend gets a make over. ken doll like you have never ken doll like you have never seen him before up ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ se

jury selection took one day, eight hours to whittle the jury pool of 137 people from nine southeastern pennsylvania counties down to 12 jurors and four alternates. the jury is made up of 10 women and two men. two of the women are african-american. williams played an active role in the final selection process. while williams remains district attorney and is still accepting his salary, he is not seeking a third term. his first assistant took over daily operations. his law license has been suspended by agreement with the state supreme court. and if williams is convicted on all 29 counts he could face a maximum of 20 years behind bars. we're live at federal court katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thanks, katherine. >>> a judge will hear arguments today related to the bill cosby case. prosecutors are fighting a request by media outlets to make the jurors' names public. judge steven o'neill declared a mistrial on saturday when the panel declared it was hopelessly deadlocked on each of the three sexual assault charges. prosecutors plan to retry cosby and they say releasing the names of the

. >> two of the growers and processors are in southeastern , pennsylvania, both in berks county, permits for dispensary will be issued later this month. >>> pennsylvania is toughening its an mule cruelty and neglect laws for the first time in more than 30 years new ly passed legislation re classifies such abuse as a felony if it causes severe juror death. it also targets those who tether a dog with a chain, state law currently makes animal abuse a felony in certain situations such as animal fighting or repeated and severe abuse of cats or dogs, and governor tom wolf says he will sign the new legislation. >>> funeral services for otto warmbier will take place tomorrow. we are learning his family has declined an autopsy for him. warmbier died monday just days after north korea released him medical examiner honored his family's request and performed an external examination but official cause of the death remains a mystery. warmbier was released last week but returned to the u.s. in a coma. >>> belgium authorities avoided a large scale terror attack when they gunned down a suspect in brussel

however, for now it's just southeastern pennsylvania in that watch box and up until 3:00 p.m. the lehigh valley and the poconos are starting to see these storms erupt. this time line is important because it will likely affect many of you for the evening rush. 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. bumping up the timing a little bit, the northwest suburbs philadelphia philadelphia included with the heaviest of the thunderstorms rumbling in and then it works east from there. later we'll talk about impact, what are you going to see from these storms when they push through. much more in the rest of your full forecast just a little later on. jim. >> thank you katie. >>> the suspect in the stabbing of philadelphia city councilman david oh is that scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing. police say sean yarbray stabbed cans sill man oh in a botched robbery attempt on may 31st. investigators say yarbray demanded oh's car keys outside his kingsessing home and stabbed him. yarbray denies those allegations. >>> the judge in the bill cosby sexual assault trial can review whether to relays

it shouldn't be too much longer before it's through but for the next hour or so in southeastern pennsylvania then crossing the river into jersey we have an issue with that. as we take a look at the cloud cover, there's plenty of that out there, too. does look like it's going to wind up being a cloudy bay with additional shower activity later in the afternoon. visibility a little bit of an issue. fog popping up here or there. nothing super low. in dover visibility is below a mile. if you're trying around you'll see a bit of that fog and drizzle on the windshield from those clouds. also a cool start. 62 degrees in philadelphia, same thing in allentown. 66 in wilmington, 63 in millville. and as we roll through the day, it is much cooler. 61 degrees by 7 o'clock. 63 by noon. 66 is your high by 3 o'clock and close to that all the way as late as 7 o'clock. notice how i posted a shower at any point in the day. that doesn't mean it's a washout. it just means at times just about any time in fact you could see a sprinkle or shower popping up. karen, we do have warmer air ahead in the accuweather 7-day

year and you can see it extends even back with a very heavy rain now in central parts of southeastern pennsylvania. we'll have the very latest with future tracker coming up in that accuweather forecast. >> that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> nasty crash in newark delaware sent four people to the hospital this morning. this car overturned and another split in half after impact. the accident happened at 7:50 on chapman road near christiana road. two adults and two children were taken to the hospital. we have no word yet on the extent of their injuries. >>> the body of one teenaged swimmer who disappeared in the ocean off atlantic city last week has been recovered. a police officer found the body on the be

starting out with clear conditions you can see there's not much going on over new jersey and southeastern pennsylvania, if you look a little farther to the west, right in the center of the screen we have clouds and showers that's a small disturbance pushing through the northern portions of pennsylvania this morning. a couple of showers near kutztown and leesport, all this moving due east encountering dry air over top of us right now. a lot of this will fizzle out. we'll see clouds and maybe a shower or two for the lehigh valley and the poconos that should be about it. forecast for philadelphia, the immediate surrounding suburbs, it's a nice day, warmer mixed skies and high clouds and temperatures around 80 degrees. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk more about the heat wave on the way. >> with extreme heat on the way use our mobile app to stay informed from tips on how to stay cool to storm tracker 6 live. the of abc app is a free download for your mobile device. the time 6:02 a.m. there's new information to tell you about. state police is investigating whether speed caused a fatal acci

the jurors come from nine different southeastern pennsylvania counties and the judge is urging a speedyelection begins today for seth williams who faces 29 federal charges. williams is accused of taking more than $100,000 in gifts and vacations in exchange for favors to two local businessmen. he is charged with misspending $20,000 meant for his mother's nursing care. government officials say their evidence includes $200,000 documents, audio recordings and dozens of witnesses and campaign financial reports and tax returns. williams maintains his innocence. he is still district attorney and still accepting his salary. his law license was suspended with agreement by the state supreme court. at a pretrial hearing, the judge felt confident they could pick a jury of 12 and four alternates in one day and told prosecutors to be ready to present witnesses tomorrow. to that end, the judge said they will try to fit in opening statements today if time allows. if convicted, williams faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a day of fun turne

, this is the main artery into the commodore barry bridge, if you're traveling west into southeastern pennsylvaniat some point you'll encounter this. the rain is coming down in buckets here. we have lighter stuff off to the north, logan township lifting north into philadelphia here. should be in the city of philadelphia shortly. you can see how close it is, all the movement from the cells southwest to northeast. once the line here, the broken line lifts through, we expect more showers and storms to flare up again during the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon. in the next hour, here's what to expect, brief downpours you'll pick up a quick quarter to a half inch. rumble or two of thunders and lighten strikes. are careful out there this morning. muggy and warm, 70 in wilmington and philadelphia. 6 in allentown. millville, 69. trenton, 67. and they are locked in pretty good with the fog down the shore. cape may, 69 and atlantic city, 69 degrees. dewpoints later this afternoon this is awful, if you remember our scale once we reach 65 that's humid. 70 is oppressive, like new orleans

. >> now two of the growers and processors are in southeastern , pennsylvania, both in berks county, its for dispensaries will be issued later this month. >>> and for the first time in over 30 years pennsylvania is toughening animal cruelty and neglect laws, newly passed legislation reclassified such abuse as a felony, and severe juror death, it also targets those who tether a dog with the chain, state lawmakers currently say -- state law currently makes animal boost a felony in certain situations such as animal fighting or repeated and severe abuse of cats and dogs. governor wolf says he will sign the new legislation. >> long overdue, good news there. >> not news that philly is a must see destination. >> now more proof for everybody else across the country. u.s. news world report talked to experts and consumers and put philadelphia in the number two spot on two big lists, they are the best place toss visit in the you had, and the best historical destination in the u.s., new york city, took the top spot in both of those lists. >>> well, up next we will show you swimsuit that will have

showers and thunderstorms moving across southeastern pennsylvania.t of the washington area. we'll just be mostly cloudy to partly cloudy and pretty mild for tonight should be a beautiful summer evening, 86 in dc now, 87 in gaithersburg, lobby at that 90 in frederick, that's the warm spot. 89 in manassas, we'll all be into towards the north, high pressure still guaranteeing a nice sunny day but more of that southerly flow pumping in. the day planner forecast for tomorrow will start to feel muggy by the morning hours, 76 with mostly sunny skies, we got 87 by noon, hot day, pool day, 92. heat index values in the mid to upper 90's. here's the setup friday through saturday. late tonight early tomorrow morning, cindy making land fall. weakening to a tropical depression, moving northeast ward. the good sources of moisture you can get a prolonged period of showers and thunderstorms, which what we'll get. maybe a break but saturday morning should also deliver pretty heavy rain. and like i said projected rainfall amounts on the order of six to 12 inches locall

once again, the pennsylvania turnpike, southeastern pennsylvania, exit 276 is closed westbound between the bensalem exit 351 and the willow grove exit 343 because of a fatal accident involving multiple vehicles. we'll tbol this throughout the -- we'll follow this throughout the morning. the area bensalem to willow grove is closed because of the fatal accident. check our website 6abc.commentle. >>> a burlington county man showed "action news" where he discovered a man nearly drowning in the creek in downtown trenton. the victim was barely keeping afloat at south broad street. jean covington and her son were in the right place at the right time to hear the man crying for help. >> i heard a guy, yelling help help help help, i'm looking, i didn't see anybody, he spotted him, and he went down the and dragged him out of the water. >> he was like help, help, i ran down there, he hit his head and i dragged him in the woods. >> crews arrived and they were able to pull the victim out creek and get him help. >>> a philadelphia police officer is being honored for risking his life to save his 1-yea

head into sunday evening, we could see some of the showers drop down at least into parts of southeastern pennsylvaniawe head into monday, it is a quiet start, not until monday afternoon we see the storms begin t could bring about heavy rain specially south. we are talking south jersey and delaware, anywhere from one to maybe even 2 inches of rainfall. that's going to be the system that arrives on monday. now, these storms will push through, drop heavy rain, in a short amount of time. we may have to watch out for the potential for some flooding. but down the shore, looking for our saturday, partly sunny skies, and then in the evening, storm chance with the emphasis on that chance. seventy-three is your high, down the shore for tomorrow. here's a look at the seven day forecast, we will see highs in the low 80s, for tomorrow. in philadelphia. and then we head into our monday, and we've got rain, especially south, when we could be seeing some heavier rainfall, temperatures at about 78 degrees. all right, now, we send it to your paul ball numbers.

moving into south jersey and also southeastern pennsylvania. so we'll have the fog.howers then more clouds than sunshine for tomorrow and the threat is there for some scattered activity during the heat of the day. it's not going to be a washout but we will have some rumbles of thunder both saturday and then again on sunday. but look at the temperatures. 86 degrees on saturday. 90 degrees on sunday. hazy, hot and also humid as we move toward father's day weeke weekend. 78 degrees still in wilmington upper 60s atlantic city. 68 in trenton. 69 in pottstown. and those are the air temperatures take a look at the dew point temperatures. the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. mid to upper 60s even still 70 in wilmington. 70 in millville. as we look at that scale above 60 it's muggy. uncomfortable to oppressive for a part of the weekend. for tonight, temperatures bottom out around 70 degrees. a few overnight showers but also watch out for the development of fog. take look as we go hour by hour. tomorrow morning, wee reduced visibility in philadelphia down to 3 miles. dow

she's from coatsville, pennsylvania, southeastern pennsylvania just in the -- just outside of the city of philadelphia. and so now you're talking about rowan in southeastern pennsylvania and amaya in southwestern pennsylvania, two corners of the state, two children facing challenges that most of us can't even imagine. but in this case pam simpson wrote to me about her son rowan and talked about his life before a diagnosis of autism. and before he was getting the help that he's getting now. pam talked about all of the challenges that she and families like her face. she talked about the fact that he was having all kinds of difficulties but then they finally got the word that rowan would be covered by medical assistance. that's the pennsylvania version of medicaid at the state level. she said she applied in january of 2016 and after she got -- after pam got the word that rowan would be enrolled, she said, quote, we were able to obtain wraparound services which included a behavioral health -- i'm sorry -- behavioral specialist consultant so-called b.s.c., and a therapeutic staff support wo

southeastern lee county in eastern pennsylvania west central bucks county in south eastern pennsylvania intel six fifteen pm and fight p.p.m. a severe thunderstorm was located nearly support or nine miles north of reading moving east it's thirty miles per hour some rotation has been indicated by radar inside the storm well not likely to be too if possible hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines. patients unpack that include allentown redding bethlehem emmaus care town kutztown hamburg fleetwood laurel dale east greenville tonton lease port shoemakers ville valley lions and still ancient oaks clown still jerry and contacts aqua for your protection movement in a room on the floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following counties in control burke's books in montgomery. it's great news for any nation to hear that young people are energized but that surprising to you did it was it heartening to see that happen what was that and put us for that

jury selection took one day eight hours to whittle the jury pool of 137 people from nine southeastern pennsylvania alternates. the jury is made up of 10 women and two men. two of the women are african-american. williams played an active role in the final selection process. while williams remains district attorney and is still accepting his salary, he is not seeking a third term. his first assistant took over daily operations. his law license has been suspended by agreement with the state supreme court. and if williams gets convicted, he faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars. we're live in federal court katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> thanks, katherine. >>> a judge will hear arguments today related to the bill cosby case. prosecutors are fighting a request by media outlets to make the jurors' names public. judge steven o'neill declared a mistrial on saturday when the panel declared it was hopelessly deadlocked on each of the three sexual assault charges. prosecutors plan to retry cosby and they say releasing the names of the jurors could make it more difficult to select an impartial ju

jury selection has eaten up most of this day. 137 prospective jurors from nine southeastern pennsylvania counties are being questioned on whether they can render a fair and impartial verdict. the two term philadelphia d.a. faces 29 counts of accepting bribes including cash and lavish gifts from a bucks county businessman for favors including allegedly intervening in a drug case. also the government says williams diverted $25,000 designated for his ailing mother's nursing home care for his personal use. seth williams has entered not guilty pleas to all the government's charges. this trial is expected to last three to four weeks. physical seth williams were to be convicted on all 29 counts against him he could face up to 20 years in prison. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" at the federal courthouse in center city. >> gunshots rang out in broad daylight in the north woods section of philadelphia. man in his 20's died after being shot multiple times. chopper6 was over the scene at the intersection of bridge and oakland streets around noon today. the victim died there will at the scene

she's from coatsville, pennsylvania, southeastern pennsylvania just in the -- just outside of the city of philadelphia. and so now you're talking about rowan in southeastern pennsylvania and amaya in southwestern pennsylvania, two corners of the state, two children facing challenges that most of us can't even imagine. but in this case pam simpson wrote to me about her son rowan and talked about his life before a diagnosis of autism. and before he was getting the help that he's getting now. pam talked about all of the challenges that she and families like her face. she talked about the fact that he was having all kinds of difficulties but then they finally got the word that rowan would be covered by medical assistance. that's the pennsylvania version of medicaid at the state level. she said she applied in january of 2016 and after she got -- after pam got the word that rowan would be enrolled, she said, quote, we were able to obtain wraparound services which included a behavioral health -- i'm sorry -- behavioral specialist consultant so-called b.s.c., and a therapeutic staff support wo

to show along with the frontal boundary we're seeing showers trying to come out of southeastern wednesday pennsylvaniawers i don't think these will hold up. tomorrow, spotty shower if we even see anything could still be around and i think temperatures will be a little warmer than today. >>> 77 for reagan, dulles 73. bwi 75. most will be in the mid to upper 70's again combination of sun and isolated showers, wednesday cooler, winds direction on wednesday out of the east. late tomorrow, we'll start to load up on clouds and thereby will be a lightly better chance, let's consult the futurecast doing a very nice job picking up on today. by entitlement to remember morning, you may need your sunglasses. we get into the afternoon and with the system through pennsylvania you can see where it pops a couple of showers across still sunshine, 5:00. fairly spotty, maybe one or two could pop up. then we get into tomorrow night about this time tomorrow night, we begin to see more clouds pub pushing in. there could be showers around on pens r wednesday morning, the east wind will help to develop that and throughout th

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western portions of south jersey and southeastern portions of pennsylvania a large portion of our viewingrea is under the enhanced risk. that's going to be monday afternoon. today is nice and quiet. pop-up shower or thunderstorms, all the fireworks are tomorrow. breezy hot and humid, 90 degrees feeling like 96 with the route. 1:00 p.m., sun and clouds, 3: p storm at that point and 5:00 p.m., 89. jersey shore sea breeze, upper 70s, close pick out your location, clouds and sun, high risk of be careful ou. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90-degree today feeling like 95 or 96, a stray shower or thunderstorm possible. numerous showers or thunderstorms, severe for tomorrow. 87. tuesday, everything feels refreshing again open the windows and enjoy the nice comfortable breeze, 84 degrees. i will tell you this, the humidity is taxing. you walk out there, it's like ugh. >> it is oppressive. >>> you can find the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> it is now 9:47 a.m., beyounce has reportey twins. people magazine reporting that the award w

that's why western tennessee, southeastern arkansas, all the way through western pennsylvania will seehe remnants plus the cold front creating a potential for flash flooding. see the yelchins and green, up to 6 plus inches. robin, we'll track this and the extreme heat in just moments. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> also following a lot of major headlines out of washington. senate republicans are just hours away from revealing a draft of their health care bill. after facing scrutiny for drafting it behind closed doors and it looks like we may finally learn whether or not there are tapes of president trump's conversations with fired fbi director james comey. the white house says there will be an update this week. the president also making headlines overnight at his rally in iowa talking about the border wall with mexico, immigration and health care. for more on the republicans' plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act to mary bruce. >> reporter: good morning. this game of health care hide-and-seek is coming to an end this morning. senate republicans are finally going to b

pennsylvania. but the health department will award permits to companies who grow and dispense the drug in the state. 12 of the permits will be given out with two slated for southeasternladelphia teachers' union today. last night more than 4600 employees voted for the plan. they haven't had a raise since 2012. >>> and lane closures between 202 and city avenue will be closed from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the $20 million pavement includes new guardrails and signs and other traffic improvements. i'm vai sikahema, another update is in 25 minutes. we'll see you then. ♪ >>> this morning on "today's take," cheeky taye diggs, our celebrity co-host again. you'll dig his secrets from the set. ? a . >>> and races and royalty. >>> can't get the scale to budge? the pitfalls that will keep you from losie ining weight the ini. right now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it's a tuesday morning, june 20th, 2017. one of my faves, mr. lunch money lewis. his classic from last summer "bills." our special co-host today, mr. taye diggs. >> taye diggs. >> i would -- i would say that the dreamy taye diggs. >> the dreamy? >> i understand he