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see some of the specs of green firing through here already across northeastern pennsylvania, at this point though, we still have nice clear sky here at home, but dow want to sort of walk you through what's happening with the overall pattern because this kind of volatile week, in terms of stormy weather for everyone else. we've got some nasty thunderstorms, errupting already, in fact, around both the oklahoma and texas panhandles. meanwhile, some heavier rain, thunderstorms rumbling into the wisconsin-illinois border, them already see some of the clouds that are billowing here, just off to the south right behind the cbs-3 logo. in fact, i want to walk you through what's happening. in the overall picture to gave you a sense of this, that we're kind of sheltered. even though we are still tracking frontal boundary, and again, later today we start future weather off at 5:00 p.m. even little earlier than, that couple of scattered showers thunderstorms will rumble in, notice, there is a lot of activity back here, and there is a lot of activity over here. in fact, there may be subtropical sy

the owner specs to make a -- expects to make a profit. >>> andre ward will be watching the fight. he will be sitting at ringside for the bout at the mgm in las vegas. >> i don't know if there's a clear-cut winner. mayweather is undie feeted -- undefeated. but you can't measure desire. manny pacquiao is motivated. >> oddsmakers are favoring mayweather, no matter the outcome both will be winners financially. they are expected to earn $200 million each for this one fight. wow! >>> tomorrow the city of palo alto will sex abuse their -- introduce their ambassador. the city has plans to use the stuffed toy to draw attention to places and events in palo alto. you have to take the selfie. leave notes in his bag. that looks like my dog. you can talk about what you like to do and what you like about palo alto. >> he's hooked up to have a police ridealong, i want to be in the back seat when he pulls someone over. i think it would be great if he is with the water efficiency we prove. >> the mayor is set to introduce perry tomorrow. he will be presented to city council. >> all that for a stuff

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. >> deny the approval home and the spec home will be considered a large home and sell quickly. i am not trying to stop this project but to get this house not to drastically change the character of the neighborhood and blend in with the neighbor homes. >> i have a question regarding the discretionary review why did you not file for discretionary review? >> we did file and i was going to be here at the hearing, but i woke up in the morning and paralyzed my face half of it and i went to kaiser and couldn't talk. >> that's a good relationship -- reason. >> i didn't have a chance to come up and speak and tell people about the difference between the neighborhood houses and this huge house. >> so you would be happy with what you just presented on the screen. >> well -- >> if there was an adjustment. >> yes, because we can go with it just as long as we reduce the overall size of the property. >> just wanted some guidelines. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> we will hear from the other appellant now. mrs. snider. >> okay overhead projector -- sorry. i just put something on the overhead projecto

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and she spec at the conference.asked her about the way the pension system is overseen and here's what she said. >>> i don't think there's a silver bullet structure to solve any issue for pensions. they are complex systems and it takes a . of expertise to manage them and what we did to address the concern nothing this an unusual is, to put together a blue ribbon commission, and republicans, democrats and taxpayers and, to say what would be the i dole and they couldn't agree and, we have taken it to the general assembly, saying, i am open to a board. they think that the system has worked very well, triple a. rated state and they have been very supportive of me and the office and givens changes and they're reluccan to make a big change. we like you and we like the office and it's doing well, and, hesitant it change. so, i don't see them going to a board structure and, i will also just throw in, all that's new regulations out. s.e.c. if they were to go to a board, you have house speakers, subject to them, and that's a d

he found hundreds of tiny specs of blood, high-velocity blood spatter, the type that would be createdgh-powered rifle. dna testing showed the blood came from both diane and alan johnson. this proved the killer wore the robe backwards. but investigators needed to prove that sarah wore the robe on the morning of the murders. to do that, they had to analyze the shirt she had on that day. >> sarah johnson had a blue cotton t-shirt with green paint smeared on to it. so, therefore, i'm thinking, well, let's examine the blue shirt now and see if any of that cotton fiber could have transferred with the green paint on to the bathrobe. >> scientists took samples from the t-shirt and fibers from inside the bathrobe. they used a scanning electron microscope to compare the similarities. they found paint on both the t-shirt and the bathrobe with the same chemical makeup. >> what i believe happened now, there is an evidence transfer from the blue t-shirt deposited on to the pink bathrobe. >> this proved that sarah had worn the robe over the top of her t-shirt. finally, investigators analyzed the glo

there are 5000 motors all made to my custom spec. i was stunned.ot chills that i had gotten robots in china to work for me. and they took paypal. emily: how did you go from journalist/drone enthusiast to drone company ceo? chris: after i started the community and it takes off, people started talking about doing things together. designing drones. the software, the hardware, etc. initially, i started putting parts into cardboard pizza boxes with my children. that was the manufacturing line. that did not work well. it was clear it had to be like a real company. making real stuff, was someone doing it full-time. i invited the smartest guy on the site and said, you want to start a company with me? and he said sure. first, it was like him in his garage. then it was him and a bigger garage and then him with other people. initially, he was 19. in tijuana, mexico, he just graduated from high school. by the time we started the company, he was maybe 20 or 21. by the time it was 2012, he had been doing it for a couple of years. the company was doing like $5 mi

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they go hand a hand and go inside. 88 degrees it is the spec high. sixty-seven tonight. shower around. then we are keeping partly cloudy and muggy overnight. looking for in the fur cost back in the 80's for two more days. the saturday looks like a good pool day. it will be steamy and quiet. we will look ahead to late sat take night into sunday when our next frontal boundary is moving in. more showers and thunderstorms make a return appears to the forecast here. kicking off june cooler, so, this full dose of summer looks like it will stop as meteorological summer is starting. >> thanks, katie. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> at least i have brighter traffic news because right now we are in the dealing with rush hour, smooth sailing ride on our majors. we are taking a look at i-95, traveling in and around delaware county this shot is not the too far from the commodore barry bridge. notice barely anyone out there, that is good news for right now but when that little bit of sun comes up, rush will come in if we see sun this morning. i believe we will. but anyway i was l

the numbers we needed from the militaryry spec --spective, we got without crereating gaps we could noto: are you confident your f-16 force will be good enough to maintain the e frontline presents until it is replaced by the jsf? admiral: we are working h vago: norway's chief of defense has spent the bulk of his 35 year ceer serving on or under the arctic. i asked how the arctic was changing and what it means for norway's security. admiral: the way we have observed the cngesn the arctic over the last decade or two is a conant increase in temperature. in the air temperature and the water temperature. as a result of tt, we are seeing the ice in the arctic reon melting. there's still a lot of ice. it is still very cold in the winter time. but in the summertime, we are seeing far higher t temperature levels than we have ever witnesessed before. the ice level in summertime has been reduced by more than 50% during the last 20 years. this opens up new areas for commmmercial activity. we s the fish are migring differently. it is not a huge difference, but they are moving closer to the new ice.

construction going on in center city, ninth street remains closed between ninth street and read, spec today wrap up, and also close by tenth closed between tasker and morris, water and sure repairs going on at this hour. that's a look at your ride so far. we send it back to you erika. >> two teenage remembers killed in separate shootings in philadelphia. the first happened just after 10:00 last night in southwest philadelphia. in that case, 19 year old man was found shot at least twice in the chest near connor recreation center. police found revolver at that scene. it is unclear if that was the weapon used in the homicide. suspected shoot remembers last seen driving away from that scene down 65th street. >>> new this morning, in the strawberry mansion section, 19 year old gushed down, on the 2100 block of north 30th street. it happened just before 11:00. police say two suspects fired at least seven shots from semiautomatic weapons. police aren't sure if the 19 year old victim was the intended target or if he was hit by a stray bullet. two men were seen running from the scene. >>> poli

so, today as we go throughout the afternoon, spec to go see sunshine, then eventually also few showers certainly we've got them out there already. over portions of the delmarva peninsula, doppler estimate, though, from the spot where we showed you some of that video a second ago here, weaned dollars up with over 4 inches, doppler estimation, but regardless quite a bit of rain one big sell -- cell, centered over the area. we heard from the gentleman that lives down this way you tend to have warmer air this time of year, and it can hold a lot more moisture. that's part of the problem why you end up with heavy downpours, meanwhile walking you through the forecast hour by hour here, expecting to see so many tours rebounds once again back to the mid 80s with more sun than anything, will also be a shower around south and west of philadelphia, so that will be something that you just have to keep an eye on for otherwise looks like pretty okay day. vittoria, good morning. >> good morning everyone, well, right now on the roads you're not dealing with much, that's for sure. travel on the 42 freew

. >> outside of california, there are only a hand full of refineries that can make california-spec gasolinetside the united states. >> reporter: the price of a gallon is $2.61 least 20 cents higher than it was a month ago. denton cinquegrana says there is no need to panic. why are you so confident gas prices won't continue to increase like they did in 2008? >> there's plenty of crude oil to be refind. refiners are motivated to run right now. ening 2008 we had very strong demand. it's not that we don't have less cars on the road. it's just that the cars we're driving now are much more fuel efficient. >> reporter: while gas prices have gone up, keep in mind, last year, on average drivers were paying $1.07 more per gallon. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> jim: these are trying times for a town that relies on a shut-down ice cream factory. and we'll have the results of the kentucky derby. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may

comic in the refugee crisis in east asia is worsening, with malaysia saying that they will send both specless they are actually sinking. are of the migrants rohingya muslims from myanmar and bangladesh. . >> the situation now requires a regional solution. it is no longer possible to say that this is anyone countries response ability. thailand, laser, indonesia need to come together. they need to have their navies go out and find these boats and rescue these people and they have to push very hard on the .urmese government : hbo, showtime and the nearlyrs say they were 4.5 billion by ends, twice as many as the previous record. rishaad: cybercrime is growing in asia. data breaches are increasing by the day. business. big thank you for joining us. i would like to start off by asking you why asia seemingly is more vulnerable to cyber attacks than the rest of the world? jeff: thanks for having me. cybercrime is an ongoing process really of probing for vulnerabilities. roamars would neighborhoods for houses that had an absence or inefficient burglar alarm. in this world, they can do it digitally

apparently it is from a different per spec. it has been a bit of profit taking in the dollar.nd that the market is getting approval. i think it is a dollar weakness. >> we will leave it there. thank you for that. coming up, a special report on greece and hong kong. ♪ >> there is risk business for the apple watch. china's demand is driving a secondary market. >> never mind the huge markup. they are stocking up to give gifts back home. >> the apple watches are more expensive in china. plus i couldn't find any. >> i didn't expect this craziness to happen. i didn't expect it would be such a hot item. i think people are going after the apple watch because it is limited supply. >> the most expensive one is for 10,000 hong kong dollars. the list price is about $700. if you want to pay almost double, you can be an early adopter of the apple watch. >> it's new. that's why i want to try it. i'm guessing i will have to pay $2000 more than the original price. >> if it is too rich for your blood, you can always go down scale for the cross-border version. they are not really knockoffs. they

tracker again, the idea is just for a slim chance, this is 6:30, actually 5:30, you can see a few specs of green across south jersey actually the delaware river bucks and montgomery county. everybody else is clear combination of sun and clouds. we've got a beautiful pattern shaping up around the delaware valley. the weekend overall looks like a winner. it's a nice, quiet sunny pattern, 80 in the forecast, a ton of them. we were talking about going from fairly chilly weather to almost summer-like weather. the only thing i'm worried about it's too hot to quick for some of you as we have had temperatures in time 60s and a few 770s and now we're talking about the highs in the mid 80s when i come back we'll talk about the seven-day forecast. all in all,ic everyone will be pleased with what i'm about to show you. >> from our delaware newsroom this is the firefighters battling a big fire at the abandoned mill on brandywine creek. firefighters called in tanker trucks to help out. no word on what sparked the fire. no injuries were reported. >>> thousands are expected to hit the streets of baltim

the specs have been great. consumers have been quite frustrated. go back and look at 1977.ne travel is still adjusted for inflation cheaper then it was. it may feel like it is more expensive, but still it is still rather cheap. melissa: change fees of 6%. melissa: baggage fees. reservation change these. overall, if he does bring a toothbrush -- do not ask for a drink. you can probably get to where you want to get. melissa: just walk with everything. like you said, toothbrush in your pocket. unleashing a prize guacamole recipe. two avocados, to two spoons of lime juice onion kosher salt. what in god's name is so special about that? >> that is groundbreaking. already called to get these ingredients. there is nothing revolutionary about this. >> jonathan, if you go to recipe.com that is basically what is on there for guacamole. there is absolutely nothing special about this. >> this is a reaction to the whole pink slime outrage. i do not know what is in this. i do not trust it. transparency. this is simple. this is natural. this is good for you. people lining up to pay extra j

elon musk told me last month airplanes, if we get to the following specs on batteries could be electricer. i believe him as he knows what he's doing. so the point i want to that is that as individuals our first job is as citizens. our second job is as professionals to insist on the changes that are needed on the scale that is needed at the time horizon that's needed to really get the job done. and the problem is our governments don't really want to hear this too much. if you go to your board australia doesn't want to do anything about this. it's a mining country. canada doesn't want to hear about it. it wants to sell heavy oil from oil sands. the united states doesn't want to hear about it. it wants to frac. so if all of this interest in the short term. nobody doing the arithmetic. as an international lead agency, i think the bank complete control doing the arithmetic and insisted on the members doing the arithmetic also. and that's why the four degrees celsius stable so crucial. it's a wonderful study, very clear, very persuasive, very useful. and now we need to two degrees celsius stu

. >> our specs are to make it to california standards. >> but for months we've been hearing from formeryees, suppliers and industry competitors that the china-made laminates are not being made to california standars so we -- standards so we sent them to the laminate flooring capital of the world. posing as buyers and using hidden cameras, the investigators visited three different mills that manufacture for the company. they openedly admit they use higher level of formaldehyde to save the company 10-15% on the price and at all three mills they admitted to falsely labelling the flooring as carb 2, meaning it meets california formaldehyde emissions standards and the new u.s. law. and at this company they said the company was one of their biggest can customers. >> this it the best customer. >> how long have you been doing this? is this carb 2? >> and listen to what the general manager told us? >> no. no carb 2. [ inaudible ]. >> we can make carb 2 but it is very expensive. >> and that is what the team was told at all three mills they visited. >> all of this here lumber liquidators, all of t

three sus specs were released after getting a much lower bond. $1 million set for all of the others they are now back in custody. a mississippi officer is saved his faithful canine unit. deputy todd frasier was attacked by three men during a traffic stop. they tried to drag him into the woods to kill him. he hit a remote control to open the door to his squad car and that is when lucas this dog strange out biting two of the thugs as had he wrestled home run frasier's gun. they are still on the lose this morning. frasier was treated for knife wounds at a nearby hospital. >> to a fox business alert. cancer charities scanning donors out of millions. >> loren, where is all of this money going? >> this story makes me so mad. your charity money paying going into their pockets paying for college tuition and their gates. accused of scamming $187 million from generous donors innocent donors thinking they were helping sick people. cancer fund of america, cancer support services the children's cancer fund of america and the breast cancer society of misusing millions for years. two of those foundatio

there's more to come on"action news" war violence outside a concert in south jersey and new trouble spec using in the house for dennis castor. >> not only do we watch of hos bit of drown force and it eyes across parts of our >> endless rain storms fool cross texas. dallas county sheriff department said a 7-year-old girl was killed after a crash threw her into floodwaters and she was swept away. 31 people were killed in storms that begun in texas and oklahoma over memorial day weekend. >> some rivers are starting to recede now. so many tragic stories coming out of the situation. >> pattern is about to change all baw of developing el nino usually puts weather in the heartland of the nation. all shifts east and texas will dry out. now east coast turn. let's go live on sky6 and show you the view. lovely shot in cape may. patchy haze and fog right here along the beach. everybody else doing okay visibility-wise. 71 in philadelphia. still in 60s on the stand. 65 do you point. winds south 10 miles an hour and that's saving grace today. if you're note a fan of heat and humidity the wind picks up

you have room in your home and your heart for khai or another child who's waiting, please call our spec 1-88-to-adopt-me. or search wednesday's child at nbcwashington.com. >>> the pope shows off his basketball skills after a short break. stay with us. >>> the pope showing he can play ball with the best. look at this tweet. the harlem globe trotters named pope francis an honorary globy. yes, the group met with the pontiff at the vatican yesterday. he tried his hand at a few globe trotter tricks. the team presented the pope with a framed number 90 jersey. the globe trotters who went on the trip said it was definitely a highlight of their career. that is a sight. >> reporter: mcdonald's newest menu item? kale what else? earlier the chain bragged it would never serve kale on a hamburger and that's true for now. but the chain is testing the leafy green in breakfast bowls in southern california. mcdonald's corporation is working to shake its junk food image the bowls will cost you about four bucks. one is made with turkey sausage, egg white, kale and spinach. so would you go to a mcdonald's f

it will mess with per spec sean just little bit. highs during the day both days in the mid 80s. but, just be prepared, especially if you're one of those people who gets up early saturday gets your errands done your workouts, stuff like that, that you will have a foggy morning on saturday. probably on mothers day as well. that's the weaken. now backing up to our spring fling tomorrow, it looks like we'll get into the 80s with plenty of sunshine, and few clouds here and there. so that should be excellent weather both morning and afternoon in allentown which is where we will be. today's high, 79 degrees. we really don't see any chance of significant rainfall or thunderstorms until monday into tuesday. >> there is your newscast from the weather authority. >> i seeded people. >> i see dead people, yes. the most famous scene. >> that's troop. so this was a great great movie, right? all films here in philadelphia. >> you better believe t. >> so yesterday i went to career day. i go to up parkway city high school. they're like did you know a

i want to point out the one spec point that he made yesterday that the futures markets were predictingigher prices is simply not correct. >> let me pin you down, though, give us a number here. where is oil going? if i take you back to 2014, you said the era of oil was over. you saw crude potentially going to $10 which raised a lot of eyebrows at the time. what are you calling now? >> i think the rally we had first of all, i made that statement when crude oil was above $95 a barrel. i probably $10 was a bit extreme. sometimes one has to make those types of statements to get any credence at all. i think the rally we've had thus far has just been predicated upon the decline in rate numbers. i don't think the demand has been that strong. few made me do something right now, i'd rather be a seller of crude oil than a buyer at this point. no question. >> be a serial, rather than a buyer. mr. gartman, thank you as always for joining us. >> i take a slightly different view in all this. as long as these companies are producing growth over returns they're very interesting. they're interesting tak

. >> i'm not sure what i was speccing to find here.es where my ancestors lived for generations, now devastated. this is where i used to hang out all the time, this is where i brought my friends to show them the beauty and magnificent of nepal. so much of it is like this, in complete ruin. >> ten years ago, i spent a year making a documentary on elicit trafficking. >> this is finished. the mover of all obstacles. as you can see, he's behind bars because so many of nepal's gods and goddesses have been stolen. so much of nepal, you see them like this, caged. >> this time, it was neighborhood taking away centuries of history within seconds. human beings reminded of how small we actually are. >> you come through the valleyways and that's when you realize at almost every corner you turn, it's something that's been demolished. >> the impact on nepal society and culture is significant. these are not just artifacts. they are worshipped. nepalese believes these sculptures are actually manifestations of god. so there's this whole writ ewal perfor

let's go to the other end of the spec spectrum. the sectors that did well., clearly, breaking out. both of them, energy. we've all talked about this a lot. over the last year down 8%. up 4% last week. and real estate, having a huge year. make no mistake. if you amorrize this, it looks like it can get even even better. we have the energy stocks up today. oil was down. most of them were up. of course, einhorn came in and tried to decimate the whole space. here's the thing, you have to understand rotation. it's not about quick trading. even though you could. it's also about building your portfolio and managing your portfolio. let's talk about this rotation. it seems like it's been going for a little bit. brings us to our next real, real deal. matt, you saw the sectors last week and the week before that. what do you think the message is? matt: my message is -- charles: the message of the market. matt: i don't listen to the market. no. the two sessions that are rotating back. first of all, i see the rotation as buying opportunities. i think they'll continue to mo

we were're not a spec builder.omes are sold under contract to those who want us to build their dream homes and most of the other builders are being cautious. inventory levels are good there aren't that many shortages out there and thankfully to the a lot of oversupply right now. >> doug it's carol. i want to know in terms of the luxury end of the market what percentage of your buyers do you estimate are international buyers versus u.s. buyers? i know that the international buyers particularly in california and new york, have been part of the reason driving a lot of the growth in those particular markets? >> so in new york city for our high rise business it's about 14% of our buyers are foreign. in california it's probably a similar number. it's not a big driver of our business on either coast. and those buyers are still coming out. not with standing the strength of the dollar many foreigners want to have a home and invest in this country and haven't seen a change in the foreign investment. it's a small part of our

he gave me all the specs and said we are on the case, we are on the direction.are going to make it. there are also scientific investments being made. this would of course be the breakthroughs, but he was confident we will get there. charlie: with that be an appropriate area to be part of the federal budget? jeffrey: absolutely. charlie: encouragement of battery technology? jeffrey: absolutely. charlie: and national priority. jeffrey: completely. we spend about $30 billion per year on biomedical research through the national institutes of health. but when it comes to clean energy, de-carbonized energy, it is about 1/10th of that, $3 billion per year, yet we have a $100 billion economy that depends on de-carbonization. we have not meshed the high-stakes we have in the energy transition with the r&d that goes with it. what we know from our experience in this country is when the government has been determined to make a breakthrough, for instance the human genome project or the mission to space or promoting computers and internet of course, it has not done it by itse

want to encourage them not to get pregnant, whatever the reason is, people can come together across a spec drove that we need to address the issues because they are working and go through their pregnancy or terminate their pregnant they. we want them to continue. we need to make sure they don't get discriminated against in the work place. >> host: the final chapter is also a book this year called linked together. i like the title of your chapter and i was thinking you are talking about how i worked together to create good policies. also how we work together and it's a rather partisan environment these days. do you think that partisanship can be overcome because it sounds like sometimes politics but are there other ways we can compromise because there will of course be conservatives with much government but we will help people in need. just go health care and they can often be both affect areas and also doesn't mean a solution. i think that is fine. what we need is quality and affordability and accessibility. parents get their kids into those programs. they need to make sure they are not in

american outlets have been pretty impressed by the specs. russia is very excited about this new piece of weaponry and the international props they're getting for it. this past weekend, it was finally unveiled to the russian public commemorating the 70th ap versery of the nazi surrender. then a bad thing happened. it broke down. it broke down at the dress rehearsal. russia rolled out its newest tank. in the middle of them rolling it out, it just stopped rolling. they tried to tow it away, but they couldn't. they did eventually get it moving again. it was embarrassing, right? so much so that initially they tried to pretend that it had stopped awkwardly on purpose. that was at least just during the dress rehearsal. during the actual v.e. day parade, it drove like a dream. no more stalls, no problems. frankly almost every piece of russian weaponry was impressive and imposing. almost every piece performed flawlessly. it was a different model this time and a different problem, but this time this other tank -- the problem was it caught on fire. it'

the app will let you control every as spec of your kid's phone. >> plus two americans just back from describe how they survived the devastates earthquake there and what they say when the shaking finally stopped. >> dave? >> quick drop in temperatures overnight tonight. almost a full moon out that by the time you wake up we'll sunshine and cool in the surrounding suburb. tepp chess dropping into the 40s. especially to the north and west. 51 in the city a quick warmup many a look at those numbers coming up in the seven day forecast. >> i'm karen hepp. >> i'm bill anderson. sunday on fox 29 weekend bud slight in trouble because they're beer may help people drink away the ability to say no no. >> a lot of controversy over that one and how about this weather? amazing. we've got the broad street line. wake up with us and dave warren tomorrow morning on fox 29 weekend at 8:00 a.m. ♪ >>> it's been exactly one week since deadly earthquake rocked nepal. more than 7,000 people have died. officials say more than 130,000 homes turned to rubble. rescue teams are still there working around the cloc

notice few specs of green here that could be some drizzle, isolated shower as we start to see the clouds breaking up. doesn't look to be happening until afternoon tomorrow. once it does, temperature will climb right out of the 60s into the 80s. quick warm up is expected like we had today depending what you get the sunshine in your area though, that could limit how warm you get. looks like much of the area is clearing up by 6:00. just one two isolated showers out there. so don't be surprise today see few raindrops but they won't last long. it will be light. so the holiday forecast, mother day happy mother day to all of the mother out there 84 by the afternoon giving enough sunshine, maybe sprinkle, but not all that much in the way of rain. not very heavy rain shower or thunderstorm. now, throughout the day tomorrow we're focusing on tropical storm ana. next advisory comes in at 11:00 tonight. not expecting it to gain any intensity, it is moved over the warm water moving into some cooler water closer to the coast there. the winds 60 miles an hour and it is slowly moving northwest 3 miles a

eighty-two the spec high in philadelphia we should make a solid run for upper 80's much like yesterday but have been is fair game for that fresh round of showers and storms. don't be scattered in nature and should not pack a punch as yesterday, vittoria. >> good morning everyone. rush hour is now sort of in play on i-95, specifically speaking out of the northeast from the vine and you know story as soon as it starts it only get worse. we will be traveling i-95 in the southbound direction this is as you make your way out of the north east. if you are traveling i with say it will start formation of the rush not too far from academy and down through to cottman avenue approaching construction zone, and catch a break until allegheny girard avenue where we will hit more traffic. be mindful of the southbound delay that is starting to build. else with on 422 approaching pennsylvania turnpike n delays just yet. eastbound side, we will start to see formation of the rush around trooper it is in the bad just yet i would say give it 15 or 20 minutes it will ref up and be mindful of the accident on

home here at kensington palace, and head to their country estate about two hours drive from london, specy out of the public eye for several weeks. the new royal family of four will live in a secluded ten bedroom mansion on queen elizabeth's estate in eastern england. will and kate's kensington neighbors say they'll miss having them in london. >> you would see william driving his range rover. we will miss them. of course they'll be coming down here off and on. >> celebrations will continue this afternoon, when the queen's soldiers fire royal gun salutes in honor of the new princess. susan macinnis, cbs news, london. >> love that shot. baby girl is knocked out. >> just asleep. just wait. she have plenty more time to smile for cameras. >> that's for sure. coming up: you have to see secretary of state john kerry selfie with an elephant. >> also, a message of hate in philadelphia. find out where this anti-police graffiti was found, and how you can help officers catch the vandals. justin? >> erika, two men are killed, a guard wounded and search for bonds upleads way in texas after controversia

in los angeles, now in miami, building is the mother of all spec houses. up 30 car garage.nd a monaco style casino. the home and guest home gawker calls obscene. $500 million is the price tag. i think it's excessive. and it's the kind of thing that will work in the hands of those who preach against class warfare. even if a foreigner buys this thing, you can tell it will be a monstrosity in more ways than one. $500 million. what do you think, matt? matt: i love this. one, it's an 8500 nightclub. girls, you coming home with me. i have my own nightclub. this is the complete honesty. it makes me want to go home and work. it gives me something to shoot for. maybe not this big. who is buying this? what did they do to get there? >> i worry about the heating bill, i have to be honest. it's fantastic someone can afford this. maybe a little over the top for the average person? i think so, yeah. charles: to matt's point, when i first started on wall street, i made 13,000 a year. the one thing i bought every month was architectural digest. it was always one of the things that drove me.

they went away from the big biotech specs a long time ago. is why we said we like biomarin, resentos and radios. those three. let's go to john in california. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. my question is what do you think about juno. >> like halo. speculative stuff. to take a long term view someone is going to win in the personalized medicine category. let's go to scott in virginia. >> caller: booyah jim, talk to me about kmx. >> car max is extraordinarily strong. and let me tell you when you think of retailers it wouldn't be so bad to own car max or auto nation. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> as i sat mesmerized in my jammies watching the s&p futures get pounded -- no they are not feet pajamas as german bonds roeld rolled over in the wee hours of the morning. let's get scary sounds like stephen king. i'll be watching in my jammies again tonight. there is a sight. >> caller: hi, jim, you are my apple watch. you take my financial pulse at