this is moving to the southwest. everything's moving southwest, so that's moving into bucks county here. let's show you some of the area that is going to be hit. right in through bucking ham, newtown grand, warrington about to be hit in the next half hour. why is this happening? why is it so stormy? we have app upper air low pressure center down to the south. everything is spinning around, very cold up in the atmosphere too. that's why all these showers are moving to the southwest. we also see moisture offshore that is moving our way. that's why new jersey is likely to get hit. watch what happens with the futurecast through the evening. we see this activity diminishing in pennsylvania and delaware and some of this from offshore moving into new jersey, especially near the shore. later tonight, and even into tomorrow morning, that's the area likely to get the rain, and further west you are, the more likely it is to stay dry. by the way, your own seven-day forecast on the bottom all the time. tomorrow, 80 degrees, but a

there was a fire here at federal center southwest, just about an hour ago.hey've determined that the cause of that fire was that there was trash on the track. now, that has not changed the situation, the footprint here, every what's been going on. let me show you where the entrance is here. excuse me, sir, as we come through here. everybody who has come to this station right now, well, they're being met with this, there is a gate across the front of the entrance here, you're not able to get on. they still have federal center southwest closed, what they're doing, on the blue line, on the orange line, and on the silver line, through the area here, is they are using a bus bridge. there are metro buses. you can see, as they pull up here, trying to get them through their stations, and then when they get to where they can get back on, which is over at lafant plaza getting back on there, to repeat what we know right now the situation is this: there was an arcing insulater the kinds we've dealt with many of the last couple of months, certainly, the last couple of ye

now we're out in southwest philadelphia with more problems. this is a water main break at 63rd and eastwick avenue. definitely closed to traffic. water just pouring out on to the street. no traffic allowed to pass through the area. it's completely engulfing the complete center of this intersection. this might not be passable for quite some time. for your alternate, which goes pretty much parallel to the scene, take lindburg boulevard for right now. here's route 422. this is approaching route 23. this is the off-ramp to route 23 over here. over into the left lane, you can see we still have part of this accident scene. some of the vehicles involved over to the right-hand shoulder just patst the ramp. if you're on 422 this morning, e headed to the schuylkill expressway, you're going to be stuck. >> jessie, thank you. >>> seven police agencies are searching for this man, escaped inmate arthur buckel. he was serving a sentence for aggravated assault and was just a couple weeks away from being paroled. the search is centered in barnegat, ocean count

. >>> a driver is blindsided by bullets in southwest philadelphia and police believe they are closing in on the shooter. we're live with the latest developments. >>> the fight to keeping atlantic city a float could be coming to a close, vote could save the city. >>> the debate over the new jersey favorite pork sandwich, what's the beef. >> reporter: let's go over to our jersey girl, karen rogers has weather and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: we had a hot afternoon yesterday, now at the shore, you're in the low 60s. let's look at the satellite image. we're dry through the philadelphia region. in central pennsylvania we have showers that's firing up due to a system out to the west. we have a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm. especially north of the city. later on this afternoon. for the most part the day will be dry. sunshine mixing with clouds, high of 89 degrees, that's even warmer than it was yesterday afternoon. you'll feel the humidity again, as well. we have an air quality alert for the entire region. that means the sensitive group, the young, the elderly anyone w

there was a fire, inside the track of the federal center southwest station. now, an official from the dc fire and ems told us what they unusually believe that there was trash on the tracks. we are now being told, in just the last few minute, in consultation with both the federal department of transportation and the federal transit administration, which as federal oversight over metro, they're going to shut this station down, for the remainder of the day, and conduct what they are saying a full third rail insulate rear place. you know full well they've been the cause of arcing incident, a lot of these fires. so what's this all mean for commuters in this commute tonight? well, it is a mess. let us show you. this is the station that we're out here, a lot of are you familiar with this federal center southwest, the silver line, the orange line, it is the blue line. people are trying to leave their jobs tonight. they're trying to get home. but are they on the trains right now? no, they are not. standing over on that corner, and they're waiting for these shuttle bus

police stopped two people they took them to southwest detectives for questioning. let's go to the scene in southwest philadelphia where you can see police investigating on the 5600 block of angora terrace. this happened at 1:00 a.m., the victim was parking his girlfriend's car in in in front of her house where where he was living. officers on patrol heard the gunshots and found the victim lying between two parked cars with the gunshot wound to his head. >>> the victim was able to get out of the car and run across the street where shots were fired at him and he was shot in the head. >>> the shooter ran west on an gore i can't -- angora terrace entering a green minivan. police did find surveillance cameras about a block away, they hope to pull footage to give them more details of whatever is behind this. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> new this morning, fire forced out a family in philadelphia's feltonville section. the action cam was was on east loudon street around 1 5:00 a.m. the residence got out safely and the fire is under investigation. >>> a 6-ye

>> it was done by a german university. >> not southwest?>> some blame southwest for the three-hour wait we could have at airport? >> science could take a nose dive because with tsa, the airline lines are long. >>> the pitcher known as the freak is on his way back to california, but southern california. it's period to think of lincecum playing for anybody other than the giants. he is talking about playing with the angels. he spent nine very memorable seasons with the giants where he won three world series titles, tossed two no-hitters. underwent hip surgery last year and has not pitched a game in a year. >> our freak is gone. >> moving out. >> cuts his hair. who is this guy? >> now he's going to be an angel. >> unrecognizable in that uniform. >> two days of some high heat and then it will feel like winter time again. it's just crazy the kind of temperature swing we'll see. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. beautiful clear start to the day. it feels nice and mild. maybe a light jacket needed. our temperature at 55 in s

southwest side of the beltway. springfield, mount vernon. eventually across the potomac river to the city of washington in the next 20 to 30 minutes. it will cross annandale at 6:14. 6:34 in the nation's capital. part of a larger comple

mud and water in southwest philadelphia., traffic lights not working in somerton and not working in gloucester county, delsea drive. another accident involving a tractor-trailer. this one in hockessin. lancaster pike blocked. it is dry, problems everywhere, accidents on all the major highways pretty much, tam. >>> newly released video shows a close call with a rescue chopper. the chopper was horve he shall over a -- hovering over a cliff when the blaze caught the safety rope. amazingly the pilot regained control of the helicopter avoiding a crash landing and saving all search of the rescuers. >>> former quarterback johnny manzell will be florida courtroom to face assault charges. the 2012 heisman trophy within is accused of assaulting his girlfriend. he denies hitting her. he will plead not guilty. >>> a long time pain and addiction specialist said he was called to principal's compound the day before he died. he could not fly to minnesota, so he sent his son to heparins through withdrawal. he has championed the use of semi s

we'll be watching to the southwest. is where the weather is coming from, the rain showers will be moving back in this afternoon. that's when we could see some scattered thunderstorms. futurecast showing at 10:30 this morning, more light showers into lancaster and berks county. dry in philadelphia, wilmington and trenton. most of south jersey is dry with just a few sprinkles in delaware. go into the afternoon, here comes steadier rainfall. that's early in the afternoon. the heavier showers are in central pennsylvania. we could see downpours during the late afternoon and early evening hours. that's at 5:30 today. doesn't look too bad there. this computer model showing maybe the same quiet as we head into the later evening hours. more possibilities for wet weather. 57 degrees today with occasional showers. some fog to start with. then showers and clouds hang in there, 59 degrees. steadier rainfall. this is one we could see gustier winds on friday. but you can't help but to notice we're back to normal over the weekend. a ni

everything moving from the north east to the southwest. and the cool northeast winds are going to be temperatures in the low 50s. we will be lucky to make the mid to upper 50s and washout tomorrow. back with more on that and the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. stay ahead of the weather, whatever mother nature sends our way, live interactive radar and up-to-the-minute forecast by downloading the free wusa 9 app. >>> beaten and torn apart from her son. that is what happened to a response vaina spotsslvania county. and deputies want to find them fast. mikea turner. >> reporter: they need the public health. it has been 15 hours since zion was last home or saw his mother last who by the way is still in the hospital. deputies have reason to believe zion has en because his father has threatened to hurt him in the past. 3-year-old i3z -- 3-year-old zion williams needs our help. and the car where his father took off was found here. inside an empty car seat with them nowhere to be found. but deputies believe they are close.

it is closed much like federal center southwest. the neighboring orange-blue line station is closed. this was a separate arcing insulator issue this morning. federal southwest closed for the entirety of the day. so is capitol south. >> thank you. >>> back to doug in the weather center. what is this 11 days straight of rainy weather? >> are you counting? >> yes. >> we're all counting. we're all counting on you to tell us when we're going to get a break. >> we talked about hitting 12 days of rain. that's going to be the end of it, i think. by saturday and sunday we're looking at much nicer conditions. nothing but clouds and rain and cool temperatures. right now out towards reston we have the cloud cover. no rain around reston yet, but it is coming. take a look right now at our city cam. a couple of showers and rain drops on the camera. temperature of 56 degrees with that light rain coming down. winds out of the northeast at 14 miles per hour. that northeasterly flow giving us the clouds and the cooler air. average high today 73. we sh

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just southwest of the district. in the past hour we have had a flare-up of the heavy to now severe thunderstorms. in a fairly small area. let's zoom in. you can see the red indicating the areas of heavy rain. lightning activity. south to dale city. where they could have really strong wind gust on the leading edge here in 20 to 30 minutes. the southern portion of the system, warning up to the shores. northern part of the system heading northeast across arlington county and across the river into montgomery county is in effect until 7:00 this everything. you can see the time line here. burke, virginia, just about now. annandale 6:34. mount vernon 6:44. not hitting alexandria until 6:57 this evening. we will watch the storms closely. we have a fair amount of lightning. 32 lightning strikes. 33 lightning strikes total in the past 15 minutes. electrically active. the southern part of the system that is the most electrically active. we will have more opportunities for the showers and the thunderstorms tonight. the future c

riders could not use federal center southwest. tens of thousands usually pass through it, so it was not a good day for the commuters. the general hopes to have it reopened by the morning. reporting live from southwest d.c., tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: all of this as we await a big announcement from metro. wiedefeld, the gm of metro, to announce comprehensive track work that will impact most everyone who takes metro. with single tracking, abbreviated week and schedules come even the closure of multiple stations at the same time. jay korff is live with what our sources are saying about the plan. sources are telling us this plan will be shocking in its size and scope, but of course necessary in order to restore safety and reliability. if you have to be somewhere, you cannot rely on metro. jay: they are expected to announce friday long way to play to overhaul the ailing system that has been plagued with safety, service, and reliability issues. >> it's a mess. tom: shawn collins relies on metro to go to in from work. >> generally it

so more storms coming down again from northeast to southwest.see the direction they're going to be moving. this is pretty lightning-filled storm we're watching around chesapeake beach and prince frederick, just as we are talking, guys, i just saw warning go into effect for them. so let's see what the deal is with this. there we go. hot off the presses, severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:30 for calvert, charles, prince george's, and saint mary's and let me tell you what it is saying about this one, big concern with this one is quarter size hail, big enough to damage some agriculture, maybe your cars, moving southwest 30 miles an hour, let me get rid of this because you can see the direction as i put this in motion with this storm moving down toward doggwen, if it holds together, that definitely going to be able to produce that hail. not seeing hail in there right now, but could definitely

back towards the southwest you'll be looking at precipitation. that will develop and work its way across japan heading into the weekend. let's bring in heavy showers out there across parts of province. let's wrap things up. we are looking at some cooler temperatures spilling its way across the british isles. down towards the south things are warming up. you'll be looking at the temperature. into the southeast some thunderstorms out there for you across the balkan peninsula. here is the extended outlook. >> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for joining us. >> welcome to "in good shape." here's what's coming up. overcoming your deepest fears with virtual reality. the best treatments for serious acne, and an introduction to the world's toughest workout. here's your host, dr. carsten lekutat. dr. lekutat: as a family physician, my first piece of advice is always get up and move

what we are looking at right now live chopper three over a water main break in southwest philadelphiack, flooding in this area, obviously. i mean certainly you cannot go anywhere in this area right new but katie talk about this often. such a great remine tore say whenever we have flooding, do not attempt to drive-in these kind of conditions. it is for as long as this water main break is out there avoid it, do not the get the in your vehicles i will let you know when it clears. it is southwest philadelphia at 63rd street at east wick avenue and that looks like it will be out there a bit. i'll let you know when that clears. boulevard southbound starting to heat up once you jump on the schuylkill westbound at city a avenue. that is what you are looking at right there. still traveling at posted speeds or slowing down, in a bit, all clear i-95 south near 320 past blue route but we have an accident here, tractor trailer accident, lancaster pike, blocked, and all lanes block from that area, jim, back to you. >>> well, look at this, it is sprint's bold statement against texting and driving an

let's go out to that scene in southwest philadelphia.s happened around 11:30 last night in the area of 53rd and gray's avenue. twelfth district officers were in that area when they heard several gun shots. the two officers were in uniform. they went to the back of a home where they saw a man about 40 years old. he was on his back porch shooting in the air. they approached him and told him to drop his weapon. that the when police say he fired one shot at the officers but missed. one of the officers fired twice back. a bullet hit the man's left leg but then traveled through to his right leg as well. >> the male goes into a house and the officers make an arrest at that time. the male was taken to presbyterian hospital and he's in stable condition. >> reporter:. >> reporter: another man was inside the home at the time. he was taken to southwest detectives for questioning. we're live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> the search goes on for a prisoner who escaped a prison in south jer

they have him at southwest detectives and are questioning him right now.porting live in overbrook, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:16. getting information about problems near the platt bridge. >> jessica boyington, do you have a camera trained there? >> we do have problems.ç if you're approaching the platt bridge or coming off of the platt bridge, we have a set of traffic lights that are malfunctioning. it's a little bit of chaos here at this intersection. a lot of cars keep getting stuck into the center of the intersection, 26th street and penrose avenue. this is approaching the platt bridge right here in here. a lot of vehicles keep getting stuck into the center right here. this is where it becomes a potentially dangerous situation. there's no police activity on the scene there. you can see this set of traffic lights are all blinking as well. police activity not on the scene yet to direct traffic around. if you're heading out the door, just use extra caution. i don't want this to become a dangerous situation for anyone. there's also construction on kell

southwest winds at 17. that southwest breeze is what's making it feel so muggy outside. we'll feel a little steamy during the afternoon hours with this right here. we a cutoff low that will continue to enhance our marine layer so we have that fog. we'll have some partly cloudy skies well inland, just some sunny breaks and then we continue to see more clouds from today all the way through saturday. this is the area of low pressure right here. it is cut off from the jet stream itself, which is bringing in that southerly flow and the precipitation from the south. any kind of rain showers we see from the system because it's so disorganized will be very minimal at best. maybe a sprinkle here on there. if we see rain, it will be tomorrow. we are not looking at measurable precipitation, only enough to wet the pavement for the most part. here's your wednesday outlook at lunchtime inverness light precipitation. some sprinkles. that's about it. all the precip wants to stay off the san mateo coast. thursday better chances of light rain. today 79 in sacramento. thunder in the high s

you can see these showers from the southwest to northeast here. they are generally speaking off to just certainly a dreary start, in delaware and southern new jersey but many are dry at the moment. new there is a coastal flood advisory that will take effect speaking of delaware and new jersey for all of those counties in that sort of neon green color. so watching for minor flooding at high tides here tonight, if you live near the shore towns keep that in mind but looking ahead, hour by hour or handful of the hearst throughout the course of the day, temperatures are in the going to whoever that much out of where they currently stan. we will put on another seven or 8 degrees at best but because we are stuck in the cloud but because we have the rain and light rain and drizzle to contend with all take licensing here to take probably not going to get better than 63 at any point this afternoon. so gray, glummy skies continue for now. it will turn bright they are weekend and i have news when we finally break this dreary pattern, officially we will that h

breeze, west- southwest as well up to 15 miles per hour. we'll call it unsettled friday and saturday. and then for mother's day, turning partly sunny and slightly warmer. 64 to 74. warming trend on monday through wednesday. that's a look at your forecast. here's gianna. >>> and we have a couple of hot spots out there this morning. first one is along 205. this is as you connect to 580. reports of an accident, two cars involved in the center divide. but still causing some spectator slowing as you pass the scene. it's a business is ride out of tracy, westbound 580 delays heading into livermore. looks like eastbound bogged down, as well. possibly roadwork in and around that area. once you got past that, things are very quiet at the dublin interchange with no troubles making that connector over to 680. checking your drive times right now in the south bay, everything in the green. that's good news. we are accident-free along 101, 280 and 87. you can see we're clocking in nice speeds north 101 out of san jose as you work your way towards the penin

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we'll have a southwest wind 10 to 20 in stinson beach. the 60s climbing through the 70s in mill valley to the 80-degree mark in napa and in santa rosa. hello, lakeport, at 79 degrees. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us now from new york city. good morning, charlie. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. ahead, john dickerson on fallout from the new report on hillary clinton's emails. plus the weight loss balloon that comes in the form of a pill. a closer look at the treatment that may soon be available in the u.s. also, this. we meet with athletes of the u.s. olympic training center to find out how they're coping with zika concerns. and jetblue's ceo will talk about how long the tsa lines are, bag fees, and expanding to cuba. all that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >>> cupertino-based apple may be on the verge of entering new territory. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jas

fox5's teisha lewis joins us life in southwest now with the latest.>>reporter: well, tony here we go again. to understand a your question, the morning commute looks good. so far so good, what i can tell you is that commuters are the day gentleman view train here again after this happened, after more trouble on the tracks. it all started here at federal center station here in southwest and the flashing lights that you see over my left shoulder, take a look behind me. that means hat crews are out here working on the scene after hours after service was shutdown between l'enfant and earn market station. incredible video shows this enormous explosion inside the federal center metro station thursday morning. but h was just the beginning. by thursday afternoon, debris on the tracks had reportedly sparked a fire and massive smoke. the one, two, punch prompted widespread closures and frustrations. i saw the video in the afternoon. that's when i decided to get and talk and say to shut this down. with my luck. i think it's unfortunate that it tibias to be a me a

southwest of the wind coming in at six.e now starting to fall an indication of stormier times ahead. we got lucky now our luck has run out. look at this rain it's right along 95, 295 to the ac expressway. we are getting hammered with rain. we'll take a closer ultimate doppler showing us the roads in here. that is an indication right along the turnpike right around exit four we're looking at rain rates around two to 3-inches per hour. and this stuff is not moving very quickly. we'll go how the towards new castle county, newark, as you get over the delaware memorial bridge heavier rain through 495. nasty night. not fit foreman or beast tonight. take look at this. advisory flood advisory from the national weather service this is up until 4:00 o'clock tomorrow morning right into good day. we'll be talking about rain, possible flooding across the region. as high resolution future cast showing the waves of rain coming from southwest to northeast. that is going to be the theme to your weather all day. got to 87 today. a thing of t

mid-to-upper level bringing southwest. a couple more hours of this.remain cloudy. sunrise the skies should clear. the temperatures are 54 to 59 degrees. tomorrow a different day. partly cloudy skies. warmer, drier, highs that are getting up to 79 degrees. no threat of rain tomorrow. wednesday dry and warm in mid-80's. thursday and friday warmer and more humid. partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms both days. dry saturday and 85. sunday and monday partly cloudy with the highs in the 80's. chance of thunderstorms each afternoon. that is the latest. nothing severe. downpours and hailstones. back to you. leon: not great baseball weather. erin: but at least the fans will be rewarded if they go to tonight's nationals game. they are back in town. it's max scherzer bobblehead night. what a treat! the nats are back in town after successful road tr series against the mets and marlins. they will host mets tonight. hear from players coming up at 6:00. george mason head lacrosse coach jesse morgan has a new look for a good cause. she shaved her head to raise awar

in southwest washington, brianne carter, abc7 news. maureen: fairfax county school leaders sp dollar to cover athletic field that some believe are linked to cancer. they would not talk about the concern but the "7 on your side" i-team did the next best thing. they got their e-mails. tonight at 11:00, why installation of the crumb rubber field continued even after health concerns made national headlines. leon: all right. boy, we would like to see sun sometime soon, please. maureen: nine days? doug: yeah. something like that. maureen: rain and -- doug: photographer brian hawkins shot a picture and there were patches of blue skies. there is hope. mostly cloudy through friday and saturday. the chance of rain increase in the day tomorrow. especially tomorrow night and throughout the day on friday. on weekend, it will break. maureen: we are prepared. doug: take a look at the time lapse from the earth and the space lab in frederick, maryland. 57 degrees. drizzly and cloudy this morning and throughout the days the skies are cloudy. not just ra

winds in the process of changing direction, buns we get to the southwest winds as we mentioned earlier, that's when it starts to get stickier out there. no precipitation to show you on ultimate doppler radar. none expected today but air quality alert in effect for today with, you know, just the ocean area, a lot of air pollution around, and we have 88 degrees for high temperature yesterday, 88 degrees, but by the end. day it will feel little more humid than it did yesterday, which was definitely delightful. sunset time 8 19. that's your thursday, with a lot of kids offer school tomorrow. get away night tonight. >> what? are they off from school tomorrow? >> some are. >> we have half day friday. >> oh, that's even worse, the half day. >> it is the worse. >> look at lauren shaking her head. >> just saying. >> you're just saying? come on over to my side if you want. we'll drop all of the kids off at sue's house. >> sure. >> at 5 01. >> they can help me do laundry >> ex, accurately, do the chores if they had a choice between chores and school it, would be school. >> school. >> good morning

out in the carolinas, southwest of virginia, it is all moving toward us. so the light rain is going to pick up overnight into sunday morning. it just keeps streaming in. flowing in. west to east here. nothing too heavy. but certainly, it is damp. everything is wet outside. wet streets, and, a cool night. out to the west. a couple of lighter areas here, then coming in from areas in wen virginia. more moderate showers. heavier ones. i should say southeast ohio. temps, they haven't moved much. we start in the low 50s . finish in the upper 50s . we are back in the low to mid 50s in most spots now. when you get an atmosphere like this, it is very uniform. as opposed to the clear nights, yeah, we are all pretty much in the same soggy boat. not bad on the michael an son weather camera. but it is a wet evening. 54. cloudy skies now. we are not reporting anything out there. southeast winds at 7. humidity is high. so check this out. national satellite and radar. we have one storm spinning here. another storm spinning in northeast colorado. western nebraska. cold eno

southwest breeze to 15. the chances of rain and thunderstorms in the forecast. we'll track all that together but right now let's say good morning to gianna. >>> good morning. roadwork south 880 between stevenson and mission boulevard. one

edward berger, president of southwest university in texas. yourteresting choice for commencement speaker. tell us about the thinking that went into asking her to speak. >> first of all, i cannot think of a better candidate to speak about elections. secondly, our focus at southwestern university is on making connections. there is no better way to make connections than through a presence election when there are political and social applications, psychological -- brown, did she talk about what may be ahead for the debate in the fall? guest: she did not foreshadow that, though we expect both presidential and vice prejudicial debates in the fall. everybody tod really actively listen. she was pulling on many of the tenets of southwestern which is to think on your own, and make the connections that you need to distracted bybe the noise that is social media and other individuals, but really try to make your own decisions and think carefully and thoughtfully. host: how was her speech received by the graduates? guest: they loved it. we lined up at the

let's go to that scene in southwest philadelphia.was around 11:30 last night and police say 12th district officers were in there area of 53rd and grays ferry when they heard several shots. they saw a man approximately 40 years old. he was on the back porch shooting in the air. they approached him and told him to drop his weapon. okay, well, the one man fired one shot at police according to authorities and authorities say that's when the officers fired back. one of the officers opened fire. the bullet hit the leg. and then went through the right leg and here's what police will to say about it. >> male fires one shot at police. and one of the officers there fires twice at the offender striking him in the left leg, enters the left leg and then enters the right leg. >> reporter: there was another man in the house. he was taken to southwest detectives for questioning. at this point there's been no word of any injuries to those two officers. we're live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >

live in southwest. i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news.n: so officials there are convinced that the two events had nothing to do with each other and this is something that is minor, not a major deal, right? kevin: yeah. exactly. this was coincidental in nature. morning was arcing insulator. this was trash. the customers are frustrated nonetheless. leon: absolutely. thank you. maureen: we have a little bit of a cool weather ahead. before it gets really nice. steve: exactly. tonight is cool in the 50's. rain on the way. take a for the day tomorrow. umbrella, raincoat, light twitter. we are looking at the temperatures in the upper 50's. we could look at upward of inch to inch and a half of rain. by the time it moves out of here. the next seven days the race for the cure is saturday morning. the daytime highs will make it to 70 degrees. by sunday morning lingering showers if you wake up before 7:00. don't be discouraged. the clouds will give way in the afternoon and the everything hours. barbecue plans or the picnics for mother's day look fine

notice, instead of the usual movement from southwest to northeast, or moving northeast now to southwest, the activity you see in howard county, around columbia, and entering eastern sections of mont montgomery county, will move in. in fact, we'll zoom in a little bit. nothing is heavy. again, sort of nuisance sort of stuff. one shower to the west of rockville. but mostly, laurel and columbia, it will move eastward toward echison, alne. it's going to roll all the way to reston. they're moving very, very slowly, though. maybe fairfax at 6:38. but it will be all light today. and i kind of like this graphic really. tomorrow it's going to be a washout. all right? saturday, somewhere between isolated and scattered in terms of showers. clouds are going to hang tough on saturday. saturday we may have a morning shower for mom. rest of the day is fine. monday, essentially dry. couple of showers possible south of town on monday. so here's the future in the morning. you can see, a lot of rain has already pushed through the metro area. notice yellow and dark green. 54 in gaithersburg, 52 in frederic

there, in southwest philadelphia.s murphy headed to the scene there, and we go live to him in a minute that he arrives. but meantime, going to the maps local detours, 63rd, passyunk, the bridge that takes you over the schuylkill river, and then eastwick, you got junk yard in there, i believe, and again, that's an area also, again, one of the main drags, in and out of southwest phillyment so just stick with penrose avenue, or the platt bridge, or the girard point double decker bridge see how that thing develops throughout the rest of the morning rush hour, no word yet from the water department, because, if they have to shut that water off, if that's one of those huge feeder mains, that could certainly impact water pressure in the neighborhoods this morning. now, east on 422, dealing with two separate accidents, this is one of them right here. eastbound right at trooper road. again, right at the bridge when you come over the schuylkill river there. we are bumper to bumper pretty much royersford all the way in and this i

. >>> the southwest airlines plane made an emergency landing at manetta san jose today, the problem? reports of smoke in the cockpit. flight 346 was en route from phoenix to sfo when trouble started, tonight no word what caused the mechanical problems. >>> there's new fallout tonight from a racist tech scandal involving the san francisco police department. joe vazquez is at city hall to explain tonight. joe? >> reporter: for the last year a panel of distinguished judges has been looking into this scandal at sfpd about racist text messages. tonight the public got it's first glimpse of the preliminary findings. ause) in addition to the blurred lines betweee two, many believe that the's influence in and outside the department has been and rem an impediment to open dialoe and meaningful and sustained reforms to combat violence within the department. t sagrees with t while dramatic city hall protests loudly demand the firing of the police chief, a much calmer group has been studying racial bias at the san francisco police department. >> bias policing complaints, there have been over 200 s

so more storms coming down again from northeast to southwest. so you can see the direction they're going to be moving. this is pretty lightning-filled storm we're watching around chesapeake beach and prince frederick, just as we are talking, guys, i just saw warning go into effect for them. so let's see what the deal is with this. there we go. hot off the presses, severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:30 for calvert, charles, prince george's, and saint mary's and let me tell you what it is saying about this one, big concern with this one is quarter size hail, big enough to damage some agriculture, maybe your cars, moving southwest 30 miles an hour, let me get rid of this because you can see the direction as i put this in motion with this storm moving down toward doggwen, if it holds together, that definitely going to be able to produce that hail. not seeing hail in there right now, but could definitely charles, prince george's and saint mary's new warning until 6:30, here is our big swirling storm system right off the coast. an upper lev

it's mild, 52 to 59 and the winds increasing out of the west southwest out of oakland into alameda. san ramon at 11 and the wind speed in fairfield, west southwest at 16 miles per hour and that will be common this afternoon, up to 20 miles per hour. so there is the gray slate hanging tight to the seashore and throughout the central valley. so it will burn off at the coast today with any clearing there. otherwise, partly sunny skies in the peninsula and the bay and inland, and we have the drizzle, the condensation with the deep marine layer. we will have no rain this week but there is a possibility next monday. here is the futurecast. here is your late morning into the lunch hour, partly sunny skies in stockton by the afternoon. temperatures will respond. warmer today than what we have had is several days. temperatures are seasonal, 60s and 70s. the pesky area of low pressure is due east of the bay area after just sitting over the area and spinning its wheels. high pressure, 76 as a result in the state capitol and 62 in monterey bay and the high sorry a and tapping out at 83 in modes

right now we have a southwest wind at 7 in the san ramon area. 21 however in fairfield.he winds will whip around to the southwest most of the day today ten to 20 miles per hour. okay. here's what you need to know today. one more day that's today of unseasonably warm conditions away from the bay. otherwise, we do have a slight chance of rain by the tail end of sunday but it's very slim pickings. this is the marine layer. it retreats back to the coast right there by lunch hour. you see a little bit of stratus hanging tight to the sunset district, the avenues, also half moon bay. then we see the clouds push back onshore overnight. high pressure the key component right there. we have had a marine layer today and will have one tomorrow. 87 degrees sacramento. sun-up 6:02, sunset 8:11. temperatures 60s beaches, 70s bayside, warmer inland up to 85. pollen still nuts. sneezing and wheezing again today. a little bit of relief by sunday. otherwise your extended forecast calls for a string of sunshiny days and cooler temperatures over the weekend. that's your thursday forecast. don

with the winds increasing west- southwest during the afternoon, our temperatures stacking up in the 50s as to about 70 degrees. but again, we will be tracking the potential of thunderstorms containing lightning and small hail and very light rainfall. that's still coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> fairfield police say that tips from the community led to the arrest of a shooting suspect. the 20-year-old is accused of critically wounding another man during a dispute monday on north texas street. investigators say that tips led them to identify the suspect who surrendered last night. >>> today a federal agency is set to announce a plan to make it easier for customers to sue their banks. the consumer financial protection bureau wants to ban arbitration clauses which are usually in fine print of credit card agreements, mortgages and the like. those clauses require customers to take any disputes with a bank to a third party mediator instead of going to court. >>> seems like ping pong tables are a must amenity at any sillicon valley startup or big name tech company. and slow sales mig

winds out of the west southwest at 7 miles an hour.ltimate doppler we have one shower the bethlehem area moving over into northern jersey. elsewhere just a mainly clear sky and some mild temperatures. 64 in reading. 53 in the poconos. 63 in wrightstown with areas of dense fog and wildwood it is 63 degrees. there is a lot of warm many on our weather map in the deep south where temperatures are still in the 70s and the 80s. but behind that warmth, we have so much cooler air. 30s and 40 40 in the nor planesd southern canada this is going to be moving in behind tomorrow's cold front. so here it is. this is what we are anticipating. the front moves through late tomorrow afternoon. ahead of it warm and humid air. some showers and storms associated with this. behind it, windy conditions. winds gusting to about 30, 35 miles an hour by sunday and the colder air lags behind so we'll be feeling that by monday morning. we do have the slight risk of severe weather throughout the region. we're talking about potential for damaging winds and even smal

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at southwest detectives to sort out what happened. >> reporter: jim and brooke, good morning. police are investigating a strange course of events that unfolded in overbrook early this morning, police believe that the suspect in this case lit his rick tim's porch on fire to lure him on fire and that is when the suspect opened fire. this all unfolding on the 5600 block of lebanon avenue in overbrook just after midnight. police say a 19 year-old suspect through a incendiary device on the victim's important respect and that lit a plastic chair on fire. as the nine year-old victim came outside the the suspect confronted him with the gun. police say the victim tried to get back inside to safety and closed the front door but the gunman instead shoots through that door and hits the victims three times in the chest and stomach. the teenage victim was taken to presbyterian happies and is now in critical condition. police and fire marshall are investigating since an accelerant was found at the scene. >> fire marshall, subsequently came out to t

the rain has a ways to go it is to our southwest.a big system that xpds from d.c., kentucky and ohio valley, into illinois, st. louis area is getting rainfall out of the same system. if you're traveling, dallas is getting rain out of it, too. all of this, most of it will miss us. we're right at the northern edge. we'll see the rain developing during the day. rainfall amounts are not going to be all that great. by 11:30 this morning, a few scattered light showers in delaware, south jersey and into the suburbs. this afternoon at 5:00, most of the rain will already have passed us, about a quarter inch in philadelphia. a bit more to the south in dover, closer to half an inch oç rain. look at allentown. maybe a sprinkle or two but mainly just cloudy skies into the lehigh valley. the farther north you go, the less rain you'll see. and then by tonight, it will be drying out and that is going to clear things out nicely for tomorrow. the ten-day outlook, 62 degrees today. tomorrow, 69 degrees the high temperature and the warming trend continu

he was taken to southwest detectives for questioning.re live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine, thank you for that. >>> and police in south jersey are still trying to track down a hit and run driver that person killed a 53-year-old woman a week ago in camden during a police chase. police say tia walker was walking from a relative's home just over a mile from her own home crossing the intersection of seventh and newton as she did she was struck by two men in a stolen car being pursued by camden county police. the men jumped out of their vehicle and fled on foot. there were witnesses on the scene but so far no one has come forward. >>> the search continues for a prisoner who escaped a prison in south jersey. authorities noticed 38-year-old arthur buckel was missing during ahead count at the ancora hospital unit of the bayside state prison yesterday morning. the facility is located in hammonton. buckel was serving time for aggravated assault. he was scheduled for parole o in three weeks. >> donald

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