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. >> detective stall sat me down to the table and started asking me a few questions. i looked at him and i said excuse me officer, my wife works here. i really need to know that she's all right. and that's when he told me that she was deceased. >> his reaction was pretty excruciating to watch. i still had to press on. and i still had to move forward with my looking at him as a possible suspect. >> while dan mockby was being questioned michelle's family was starting to get word from the scene. >> i think i threw the phone down and i'm just like no no this isn't happening. this isn't real. >> by dusk the lockdown at the warehouse was lifted. >> i had each person walk the other day and seemed like a normal day for everybody. nobody stood out. >> and then every thermofisher employee was sent home. as investigators wrapped up their first major sweep of the building they were puzzled. >> there was really nothing out of place in this facility. after all the searching the offices, the warehouse, there was just nothing. >> it didn't help that thermofisher shelves seemed perfec

. >>> 4-month-old ryan stallings had spent an entire weekend vomiting.ems, his mother decided to take him to st. louis children's hospital. somewhere along the way, patricia stallings made the wrong turn and got lost. it was a mistake she'll regret for the rest of her life. ♪ >>> patricia and david stallings had been married for about a year and had recently moved into a home overlooking a lake just

the greek that talks appear to be stalling and that has some investors taking off some of the profitshat they seen over the last several sessions. betterdp coming a little than estimated. revisions showed that consumer spending help us shrink that contraction that we saw in the first quarter. moving over to the oil markets, you are seeing some gains -- excuse me, losses for brent.

the commercial fee for plaza area but we have never achieved it at that location with the artist stalls so it could be as much as 3 to 4 thousand but we have never achieved that there. -if we charge commercial there >> 3 or 4 thousand a month or overall? >> overall. . >> i think we wanted to know what the fee was and support this and don't have a problem with the waver but wanted to be sure we understood what we were waving >> in the rental roit schedule you don't have a set fee for this portion of the water front. we don't traditionally rented out this portion of the water front we listed it on the schedule as a special event location and the only fee we have is use of the plaza for a special event so that is why [inaudible] is on what would be a commercially viable fee for something like this but the compareable we do have would be the artist stalls >> i don't know that they paid the commercial rates >> i do have one other question on the liability side if there were any defacing, marking or whatever who carries the burden and is there insurance that conchs that kind of possibility? >

so because we do still have this very pesky very stalled out front willal boundary

why we are stuck in this gloomy damp pattern, showing the cold front that brought us the weather, is stall to the south and low pressure arriving along this front is bringing us moisture and tomorrow had a bit a change and high pressure is trying to built in from the north and it only gets so far and that means the best chance of seeing breaks of sunshine is north of philadelphia tomorrow. today though we are stuck with the clouds and showers and the steadiest showers right now north of philadelphia and you notice we are looking at the green, no severe weather or torrential downpours generally light rain with a few spotty downpours embedded with them. may we could barely buy rain, 1.25 inch for the entire month of may and now the first two days of june we have 2 inches of rain and some areas more than that. the past 72 hours south of philadelphia where you see the orange and red, 3 to 5 inches of rain and parts of northwestern atlantic county reporting 6 inches of rain. we have gone from a drought to drench. temperatures also show the story, it feels like late march temperatures only in th

. >> that's my report and the city by stalling we have harassment training and by stalling e state law that's every other year. >> but periodically. >> and the point you were making i totally agree it is important to understand the rules and to continue to be up to the mark and present on the mission it is true for languages for translators as well commissioner marshall. >> i don't think we've had a meeting a commission meeting i want to acknowledge we got off to the first african-american awards and so you can add to this i thought it was great the composition we've gotten the minutes from the meeting i don't know if we scheduled the next one yet i want to say in line with thank you president obama recommendations put that in motion and i was pleased and mr. jennings you can speak out. >> i've heard back from folks that was great. >> it was really productive i had a couple of advisory floor members offer to chair committees and the list of the committees so the amount of engagement and some of the confidence was tough we expect that and get to a better place the whole group can get us

it is not a stalled vehicle.r the altamont pass traveling westbound direction, 35 miles per hour we are slow down as we head out of the pass to vasco and then it starts to ease up and we are just open our way making it to the dublin interchange. continuing through castro valley at down lynn interchange at 238, hayward is 70 miles per hour, one of the worst commutes is not so right now. into union city and fremont, fantastic shape at 680, no delays. up to oakland we have a project in the eastbound direction from macarthur maze to eastbound 980 another project takes away a couple of lanes until 6:30. drive time traffic shows 680 highway 24 580 through dublin nothing but top speeds. >> straight ahead, seven things to know use start your day. kanye west tries to steal some of the attention during last night's nba game. >> keep on top of weather and you know the importance of heart health. you watch your diet, excercise... and may take an omega-3 supplement, such as fish oil. but when it comes to omega-3s, it's the ep

. >> it didn't appear as as much water, and we got halfway and the car stalled. >> the police tweeted the water is receding on a lot of folks in fairfax county, and there are still a lot of waters and that ground was so saturated that water will take time to go down. >> when you can't see the road you shouldn't be driving on it because you never know how deep that water is, and it only takes 18 inches to float a car off of a highway and down into the creek bed. when you see the high water out there, we see it over and over, turn around and don't drown, it's not worth the risk of whether you get stalled or washed out completely. more flooding to be dealt with between now and when you get up on sunday morning. it's been a warm june but has it been a super soaker of a month for the month. bwi marshal over 12 inches of rain, and reagan national, the wettest month in washington since 2008, and we are closing in on the record for june set back in 2006. rainfall today, copious amounts of rain and widespread, two to three inch rainfall totals all through the metro area, and up and down the co

constitution was to be drafted in 2010 but the process has stalled because of political divisions. >>> to south korea now where seven people have decide from the middle east respiratory syndrome or mers, schools across screa have been closed in an effort to contain the disease. harry fawcett has more from seoul. >> this latest debt establishes aa pattern in the type of people worst affected by this virus. another elderly person, another person with a preexisting medical condition. 68-year-old woman who had chronic heart disease and suffering from breathing problems already when she presented herself to the hospital. sung sung medical center in southern seoul which has been a site of more than a third of the confirmed cases of mers so far. she was there on maize the 27th and the 28th and she came in contact with somebody there who already contracted the disease patient number 14 in that this outbreak and it was later confirmed she had the disease as well and quarantined and now she has decide. as well on tuesday we're seeing the w.h.o. team that arrived in south korea on monday start t

what it will do is sink farther to the south and then stall. with our heat and humidity and the cold front to the north, we likely see the thundershowers develop in the afternoon. could be scattered, but some strong to severe. i will talk about that and when the heat wave will end in the full accuweather forecast. >>> gunfire claimed a man's live in philadelphia tonight. happening near 9:30 near 8th and lehigh. the unidentified victim shot several times and taken to the hospital, the police with no suspects. >>> and trying to sort out a hatch the attack a man taking swings at his son. it happened in a home on the 3200 block of mount vernon. the victim has cuts and bruises but will survive. >>> the philadelphia police trying to track down a clerk from a food market tonight. they say he got into an argument with a customer and shot with a hand gun. and the customer was rushed into surgery and sharrie williams is live at the hospital. what are the details? >> detectives calling this one having a bizarre twist as it was the clerk who went too far a

they continue to be in the red as the greek debt talks stall. u.s. stock futures this morning taking a cue from europe. we are seeing a lot of red arrows. although were, pointing to a lower open on wall street this morning checking the yield on the 10 year as the world watches the volatile bond market hitting 2.38% this morning as they discuss the mortgage rates starting to rise and there you have it. 4.04%, something everybody is watching because they are rated on the fed to finally raise interest rates. more market moving data on top this morning that could move those bond yields. nicole: a lot of data today. 8:30 eastern a check on wholesale inflation but praises. but members to go up four tenths of 1% from april. if you look at the core index which boxers out food and energy it is expected to rise by 10 to 1%. 10:00 an update from the university of michigan on to the sentiment expected to rise as well. sandra: plots to look for there. the massive search for two escaped prisoners, the hunt is on and it is now focused on a wooded area just a few mi

and it can do, the director 69 inf can stall the stall reporting to board members and that means that they can be in arrears in that period of time. however, she hats made it clear that they won't do that. she'll report immediately. that is crunch point. that is tuesday night crisis zone. there are defaults, any way this is what the finance minister had to say. he blamed the eurozone for what has happened. >> the refusal of the euro group to date to endorse our request for an extension of this agreement for a few days, a couple of weeks so as to allow the greek people to deliver their verdict on the institution's proposal especially given that it's a very high probability that the greeks will go against the recommendation and vote in favor of the proposal. that refusal will certainly damage the credibility of the euro group as a democratic union of partner member states and very much afraid that damage will be permanent. >> andrew simmons there following all of the developments. there have been lots in brussels. andrew we'll check in with you in the next few hours. thank you. let's go

care you've got a stacking for one vehicle in front of the that plus the back up space and 6 parks stalls for cars coming and going and the back up of 25 feet oh no on the screen there you go the 25 feet back up that's for a car to come out basically loss of one pump for an entire gas station to make that work we'll have to deal with the set backs that's why we didn't propose that we are left with one pump. >> how about one bay is this not an option. >> we proposed one on steiner that will require a curve cut not desired by the planning department to add additional curb cuts so instead of putting the retail space we propose one bay on this side and that won't work going to one bay on the first level or the main level would have only allowed us to have one more pump. >> how big is the store. >> it is reduced to one thousand square feet we shifted the store along the back corner front corner facing steiner and it looks at bigger the square feet. >> sorry 18 hundred. >> 18 hundred on the ground floor with the additional space. >> correct. correct but the main issue the traffic flow and the m

cool for the next few days with temperatures in the 60s not the 50s, the reason why we have this stalled cold front and waves of cold -- keep the umbrella on hand, drizzle and showers and areas of fog and temperatures in the low to mid-50s, 51 to 55 and temperatures not dropping much tomorrow what you get depends on the location north of philadelphia high pressure is trying to nudge in that means brighter skies sunshine in the lehigh valley and the poconos, arriving on that front we see a few spotty showers and fog. and it clouds up with a shower or two and temperatures holding in the mid-60s, the exclusive accuweather forecast, tomorrow it's cool with a few spotty showers mainly south of philadelphia north of philadelphia, you'll see some peeks of sunshine the high is 66 degrees so 10 degrees warmer than today. that is still on the cool side we cloud up and a cool day again with occasional showers and finally on friday we brighten up partly sunny skies and warmer 77 degrees with the possibility of a few late day thunderstorms on saturday the warmer of the two days this weekend. 82 degre

and moisture comes in, hits the stalled front. and watching for flooding. >> thank you. >>> and to tennessee, and the church van off the road, at least 16 children injured. the group traveling from south carolina none of the injuries series. >>> and the uproar about the head of the local naacp chapter, did she misrepresent her race? rachel dolezal, her parents claim she's falsely portraying her as black. steve osunsami with the controversy over race. >> reporter: at the center of this controversy tonight is rachel dolezal, the president of the spokane chapter of the naacp, seen here at speaking at a civil rights rally. >> like maya angelou says, through all of the struggle and all of the pain, we still rise. >> reporter: and while she never said to the world that she was truly ethnically african-american, her estranged parents are coming forward tonight saying she's been pretending, telling krem tv in washington state that she's really caucasian and grew up blonde-haired and blue-eyed, changing her appearance to look black. >> our

arnold isen watching you we have a vehicle stopped on the road which is because of our we have a stalled vehicle here if you coming off of the bay bridge be careful headed into san francisco. we do have an accident and it was reported that a dear could have caused it southbound 85 not fining they delays and no lanes are currently blocked at this hour and antioch to hercules is 29 minutes and from 4 to the maze is 17 minutes and from 85 to the san jose airport is seven minutes. >> starting today the great highway will be closed for the yearly clean up and you cannot drive on the southbound lanes between lincoln way up to five days with 5000 cubic yards of sand being removed keeping the san from blow on the highway on windy days. >> two teens are listed in good condition after each lost a limb on separate shark attacks a 12-year old lost part of an arm and maybe need her left level amputated of the an hour later a 16-year-old was attacked two miles away and he lost part of an arm. police do not know if there is a swarm of sharks. the beeps are open and swimmers are still allowed in the wat

the risk of stalling out in the vehicle market is the risk of missing our health commission targets, so we see a window of opportunity, for policy leadership, in the next two years, maybe three to accelerate this market and get us to the next level of market penetration of electric vehicles. one of the areas we're focused on right now is the opportunity, what is missing in our policy set one of the things missing in our policy set is trying to figure out how to get infrastructure out there. here in the bay area, even though we lead in a number of electric vehicles, per capita in the state we are still short of our goal again our state goals, would lead us to have 400,000 electric vehicle, in this bay area a million in the state by 2020. in order to get there, we need more infrastructure, public available infrastructure the problem with the infrastructure is the business model, that support the infrastructure, is very tough. we have seen at least one company go bankrupt already, because it's a tough value proposition to do such. utilities, with a longer term perspective, they can capt

angela merkel signalled she was willing to meet her greek counterpart in brussels to restart the stalled talks. it's unclear what compromises they're willing to offer. finally, an auction of ten-year treasuries was wellreceiv all ten sectors were up. eight of the ten were up fairly rare occurrence. that oversold bounce was evident in tech stock which had a very rough month. big names like texas instruments, microsoftel are still do on the month. a weaker dollar drove prices higher for copper, iron ore and oil. another sign of strength, stocks advance even though interest rates continued to advance. normally, a negative for stocks, but even sectors that might be hurt, but higher rates, like utilities and homes, they rallied as well. one fact missing was volume. it was just averageting mu of e move due lack of sellers, rather than enthusiastic buyers. i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> well, financial stos hav been getting a lot of attention from investors recently and with good reason. since that group tends to do well as interest rates rise. dominic has more on the sector

in front of that stall and tried to use the mirror to peer inside. she confronted him. he ran. and there's $1,000 out there for anyone who can help police track him down. >>> residents in the springfield area are on high alert tonight all because of rabid raccoons. one of the animals attacked a woman this morning and it's the second such case in just four days. that woman was walking on a sidewalk right near the south one rec center today. when she stopped to take a picture of that raccoon, it went after her. it is still on the run. sunday another rabid raccoon attacked a man while he was gardening in the kings park area. an officer killed that animal. police warn raccoons can be anywhere, including your trash can. so be careful. in fact, that's where wildlife biologist found this little guy today. it is not the wanted suspect, however. officers released this little guy back into the wild. >>> here's your chance to do some serious time traveling. >> destination, the late 18th century, but really it's as close as alexandria. that's where you'll find t

a decline that's been dell amount stall to member countries. one expert says will make very little difference. >> i would call them the coalition of the unable and unwilling, they really want it to take place but they don't have the capacity to do that whatsoever. so it is a futile exercise. >> on this day nothing got in the way even u.s. produgs of shale oil seen as authoress last year, is being tolerated. in setting a harsh reality of politics and regional conflicts rarely rear their ugly heads but the recent advancements are certainly cause for concern especially if attacks continue, with capacity growth expected to rise in iraq, supply disruptions can reach havoc with the marketplace. the other potential wild card is iran, which arrowed to reenter the market, can also eject it with uncertainty worries that may be very real, but amido this back drop remain as hidden as undiscovered crude. dutch scientists have been showing off advances robotic switch allowed a researcher on earth to shake hands virtually with an astronaut in space. it could

six inches will stall most vehicle. one foot will float your car and 2 feet you'll get swept away. if you find yourself there remain calm because you can get out, you can save yourself >> absolutely,absolutely. >> life-saving information and a dramatic lesson we won't soon forget. thanks cecily. >> still to come, one of the most feared aspects of summer storms. we'll have some shocking statistics about lightning. plus... >> don't miss our exclusive backstage tour, of a newscast in action. >> this action news special is sponsored by raymour and flanigan furniture and mattresses, raymour and flanigan, furnishing your style. earth to tom! just day dreamin'. about an in-ground pool? yeah! i am! with a hot tub? uh-huh. and a waterfall! how did you know that? you've got that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> the crash of thunder is a warning sign. when you hear it,

we are told about 45 riders were on a birthday ride one of the motorcyclist's bike stalled. at the same time rider turned around to get a shot of the group on a go-pro camera and collided with a bike who are was stalled. both are in the hospital. >>> stopped by storms. the american woman on a mission to row across the pacific ocean ended her attempt this weekend, because of bad weather. sonja baumstein left from choshi japan, a week ago headed from san francisco. yesterday she had to send out a distress signal and was rescued by the japanese coast. we spoke to baumstein before she left on her adjourn aboutjourney about her hopes and her fears. >> i have really high hopes for what's about to happen. i'm afraid of losing my boat. that's one. because i spent three years of my life creating this thing. >> it's not clear if the body was damaged. it's a very special boat. the vessel sent a signal every 30 minutes to scientists studying climate change. the 6,000-mile journey would have taken baumstein until late september to complete. no woman has yet rode solo across the pacific.

a stall just a bit. then we are going to look for the clouds increase in the afternoon hours. not a lot. most of the thunderstorms once again along the mason dixon line. by friday, we will increase the chance of showers and the thunderstorms. the heat will be on. the highs tomorrow, we are talking about 95 degrees. heat index will make it feel hotter than that. 94 on friday. lower 90's on saturday. we could see thunderstorms as a frontal system moves through late in the day. sunday looks fantastic. 85 degrees. same on monday. lower 90's by next week. if you thought it was hot today, stay inside tomorrow. jonathan: just get out and enjoy it. steve: i like it. jonathan: i do, too. alison: thank you. of course abc7 is always on your side. you have known us for years as the "7 on your side" station. but the team is bigger better and bolder than before. join us for a "7 on your side" news special tonight at 8:00. the "7 on your side" team will be available to take your questions in a special phone bank. we want to show you how we are getting action and how we can help you as well.

that's when that rider collided with the biker who stalled.h in the hospital this evening. >>> we have all been waiting for it. tomorrow it is expected to be official. jeb bush is expected to officially announce his run for the white house. today on twitter, jeb bush posted this image. this is supposed to be his official campaign logo. jen 2016. hillary clinton is already one step ahead of him campaigning in iowa. >> hillary clinton! >> with her campaign officially launched, hillary clinton hit iowa to win over a state that shunned her in 2008. >> i may not be the youngest candidate in this race. but with your help i will be the youngest woman president in the history of the united states! >> reporter: as de facto democratic front runner and a clinton -- >> i've been listening -- >> reporter: -- she's an easy target for republicans. >> mrs. clinton doesn't hear from anybody, she doesn't talk to anybody, she doesn't take questions from anybody. how would she know what real americans are really concerned about? >> reporter: while new jersey's go

the constitution was supposed to be drafted in 2010, but the process has stalled because of politicalns. >>> european navies have rescued nearly 6,000 migrants from the mediterranean sea over the past two days. they have been taken for detention centers in italy where they face an uncertain future. we met some of them on the eye italian islands of lamb par deuce actual they arrived in the dark not knowing exactly where they were, hag erred tired and hungry. and very relieved they left war behind them. we came back a few days later check on them and see how they are settling and see whether they are still here or some have moved on. many of the women who were a few days ago have already been relocate today sicily to another center. she hope today join them soon. it's over, she says, thanking god. >> translator: in the sea i was really tired. the water was coming in and the boat was rocking. >> translator: i kept my eyes closed the whole time. i had a headache. and i was dizzy. >> reporter: they had been strand odd a rubber dinghy for 20 hours, they were terrified and disoriented when t

it stalls very close to us on thursday. that keeps us unsettled with a few more showers and thunderstorms and high of 87 degrees. best chance of the dry weather this workweek, suffered today will be friday with mixture of sun and cloud a high of 84 degrees. for the fourth of july, it is introducing threat of thunderstorms. do i not think it will be a wash out of the day limited threat 86 degrees. behind that system on sunday partly sunny warmer, and 88. monday heat is on with a high of 89 degrees. scattered thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and mainly north and west of philadelphia. >> it is in full swing. >> what is in full swing. >> the wawa welcome america celebration. >> that is right of course. >> just five daysing, to go until july 4th, tonight the invitations for parents and kids, to come out to franklin square for the kick off of the philly at the movie series. those who attended tonight enjoyed beautiful weather while watching disney's oscar winning animation big hero six, outside. >>> six abc is proud to be broadca

. >> pam: earlier this year, california was at the heart the bus in sunday's incident got stalled by a 5-car accident. which occured because of the illegal sideshow at 53rd avenue and international boulevard. >> pam: officers say, a crowd of nearly 200- people had gathered and got out of control. >> pam: you are looking at cellphone video of an ac transit bus set upon by vandals during an illegal sideshow event early sunday morning in east oaklandalameda county sheriff's office spokesman jd nelson >>"that's what initially it came in as, gunfire, and then we had people who came on and stormed the bus broke the windows and basically destroyed" >> pam: ac transit officials confirm that a bus on the 801 line got stalled by a 5- car accident resulting from an illegal sideshow at 53rd ave and international blvd, where a crowd of nearly 200 peopl e had gathered and got out of controlneither the bus driver nor the 12- passengers were injured >>"this is the kind of thing that bus drivers face all too frequently" >> pam: bart's board of directors is meeting in oakland. to to talk about restroo

cars stalling in flooded streets. >> i didn't realize it was like a lake and i drove right into it. >> reporter: another woman waiting on top of her car for help to arrive. >> this was once a golf course. it's now a river. >> reporter: the storms also bringing huge hail. >> here we go! >> reporter: cracking this stormchaser's windshield. in kansas, winds of more than 70 miles per hour knocking over campers. historic floodwaters in louisiana, the red river engulfing homes near shreveport. these two managing to stay dry using water-filled barriers. >> rob is here with the forecast. >> and we had a tornado touch down earlier this week, and a tornado watch for much of upstate new york. storming rolling through also. severe weather watches across the upper great lakes and oklahoma. these storms will have a decent amount of moisture coming off the gulf of mexico, hitting the stalled front. could see rains of over four inches through sunday and monday. watch out for flooding. >> the last thing they need. thank you so much, rob. >>> and to tennessee, and the church van off the road, at least

the it is a stalled frontal system so with the front stalled we will get rain until it gets out of herend even through thursday morning we've got more rain on the way as everything moves to the north and we will start to warm up by the even of the week. let's get through that, again more rain in the forecast and get you temperatures. 56 degrees in philadelphia. forty-six in mount pocono. it is a chilly morning in wilmington with 57. sixty-six is warmer down in dover but all these temperatures are as much as 14 16 degrees, chillier then they were yesterday. sweater weather today with 16 miles an hour wind, that makes it feel chillier. notice the direction of the wind coming from the north east means we will get clouds, sort of the marine flow that we talk about clouds coming off of the ocean. so wind will make it feel chillier then it actually is outside. a as we look at past seven days while we were up there over weekend with 87 degrees on saturday, 92 on sunday, dropped down to 76 degrees yesterday. and today we're heading to 66 by the end of the the afternoon with showers around and t

system is moving in that will stall and probably be here through the weekend. i know, it is tall ships weekend. this is not what we wanted. but we can at lows prepare so that's the early part of the weekend friday afternoon. now 72 degrees where we are walking out the door, 51 mount pocono, 63 degrees in lancaster, very comfortable morning, out there and it is just lovely, skies are clear so we were able to get that radiational cooling. 66 degrees, in wilmington, delaware. look at the dew point in the 40's mount pocono, in the 50's elsewhere, what does that mean? we always explain because what's a dew point? what's a measure of moisture? when you are in the 50's like this anywhere between refreshing and pleasant, so enjoy it while it is here. winds, not too much of a wind 5-mile an hour wind, here in philadelphia call. everywhere else. we had our heatwave, went back to seasonable temperatures yesterday, as you can see the average high for this time of year is about 85, and that's exactly where we were yesterday. today, we're thinking about 85 86 degrees for hig

there is a stalled front in the area look at what it has done.een is enjoying fine weather but get down through south

and them they tried to break into the stalled cars and trucks. >> reporter: a blaze blocking the tracks of one of europe's moster important rail links. halted in callet by striking french ferry workers. >> heading out to the tunnel entrance. >> the strike led to a traffic jam with trucks, with dozens of migrants taking advantage, and some managing to jump onboard. the driver chases the group away after noticing them trying to break into the back of his truck. elsewhere, french police tried in vain to keep them away from roads. workers from ferry company my ferry link, have been blockading both the port and the channel tunnel. >> we went to blockade the tunnel until 10 a.m. when we were removed. >> this is in paris and passengers expecting to ride the train were stranded. >> we arrived here, expecting to get up here only to find that it was closed and we read on the sign that everything has been postponed. >> back in callet, they cleared the tracks. stopping migrants from boarding trucks is an increasing problem. drivers are being advised to stick together and make sure that all of their

stalled? we're not stalled. koch brothers and big energy are telling the republican party if they come out and recognize the reality of climate change, if they attempt to do something about it, they won't get campaign funds. that's what it's about. let's be honest about it. you have the embarrassing situation of the major controlling party that controls the house and senate is rejecting what the overwhelming majority of scientists are saying, the pope and everybody is saying and republicans are saying we don't know if it's real. it's real, causing devastating problems, we have to lead the world in transforming the energy system whether the koch brothers like it or not. >> hunt: what do your instinct tell you that the impact if any of the pope's declaration next week? >> i think it's really possible. certainly among the hundreds of millions of peels around the world who are catholics, but he has a statured over world and that are resonate. young people in the country are saying to the republicans are you nuts? of

there is a stalled front in the area look at what it has done. most have been is enjoying fine weather but get down through south jersey and delaware and you'll fine the showers, cape may county now they are in pretty much setting up in that area. there is a flood advisory until 9:00 with the rain we have already seen and that is through the kent, and new castle county area. so where they have joined that is where we are seeing heavier rain and that is until 9:00 o'clock. we have a chance of picking up showers or thunderstorms in other areas as we get through the day-to-day as well but most of the time it will be rain free today. seventy-three in philadelphia. seventy-four wilmington. 72 degrees in trenton. it is a very mild start to the day except in the poconos where it is lovely at 57. so if you just say i cannot get enough cool weather go to the poconos right now. otherwise we have temperatures by noon 83 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. we are at our high with these showers here and there 86 degrees. we will talk about a week that bring in more of thes