rudy, sun city, california, line good morning. caller: good morning, john. i would just like to say that picking on the ndocumented as the boogie man again, and at some point, realize that to they're going down the wrong road. undocumented, romney had the erfect idea, i wish they would just leave the country, legal watch ocumented and then how fast the outright and steve haven would try to push to the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment repealed. only thing about that is it just won't be black people like put f that is going to be back out into change. that is my thought, quit making undocumented aliens the boogie mans of this country. in arkansas in melbourne, arkansas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment on that is means illegal. if it is illegal, then it is the law. the aca, comment on about the medical care for people people. i learned recently they have penal implants for prisoners in the state and i see why they need penal implants, they're prisoners. host: did you hear this in a news report, bonnie? caller: no, no, from a surgeon the

. >> mike in sun city, california. >> caller: yeah. first of all i'd like too mention that you have to be a blinds man not to understand the liberal media serve s the left and the democrats serves a this defense after the last witness of the last election. -- the conservative cause -- on the issue of race, i know that's brought up a lot, but how openly -- i'd like to hear the liberals answer this especially -- how do you have a discussion about race without discussing political correct correctness. >> guest: i was not a an employee of cnn. worked their they salem media company but was a participant in four cnn debates and i was in the room when wolf blitzer and dana bash and everybody, they are extremely professional, very hard working, they went overtime to be objective and took my point of view into account. asked the question is wanted to ask, whether it was nuclear triad or taxes or religious liberty speak supreme court. they were very, very fair itch thing most of main stream media works to be vary fair. oils believe it to be the

. >> host: mike in sun city california. >> caller: first of all, i like to mention that you have to be a blind man not to understand. [inaudible] how particular do you recommend the conservative cause to surmount that reality? about the issue of race, how openly you let these liberals answer this, i'm curious, how do you have an open discussion about race without discussing political correctness? >> guest: let me take them in the order you post them. their let me tell you about cnn, i was not an employee of cnn. i work for the salem media company. i was a participant in or cnn debate. i was in the room when my white out split unabashed and eric the producer and everyone, they were extremely professional very hard-working, they went over time to be objective and they took my point of view in account i asked the questions i wantedwa to ask whether it was taxes or religious liberty in the spring court. they were very, very fair. most of mainstream media works hard to be fair and i also believe it to be the case that if you were somehow able to talk x-ray vision of the votes of mainstream

cover and rain. 56 degrees down the jersey shore starting out with clouds and increasing sun by afternoon. cityxture of sun and clouds, much warmer high of 65. for the poconos looks nice, sunny skies, shades of blue upstairs, 62 degrees for the high in the mountains. we continue to watch the slow moving coastal low that has developed over south carolina. over the next few days it will crawl up the coast. by wednesday it should be up here, the clouds increase and the rain moves back in, it will be a complete mess. as the low crawls up the coast, once it hits canada it allows this high to slide in. once it takes a position off the carolina coast it turns into a heat pump and temperatures in the 80s thursday and friday. monday and tuesday, cloudy and damp conditions, rain an drizzle expected. the heaviest expected south and east of the city. along with that chilly temperatures highs in the 50s. >> phillies and braves go into extra innings, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, the phillies have been playing well as of late, but last night against the braves they did not do themselves any

the first words of the song were "sun coming up over new york city" ♪ sun coming up over new york citybody went haywire. ♪ staring at faces in a rearview mirror ♪ >> that song all of a sudden became sacred ground. the events that transpired defined the music and made it bigger than it was to be. >> brooks & dunn considered conservative, ironically co-written by a democrat in nashville who is not considered a conservative at all. being tossed back and forth like a football between republicans and democrats who wanted to claim it politically. ♪ one just might be better then ♪ >> it's funny because george w. bush used it for two elections and barack obama used it in his famous speech in denver. >> it's speaking to everyone, you know? it's like an apolitical song. obviously it talks about freedom and having the ability to dream as big as we want to. >> post- 9/11, i think something really interesting happened to country music and the landscape of our country and what people, what americans were gravitating towards. >> a certain type of music who taps into not necessarily the aggressive dna

sun shining on city hall. >> and it's just going to jump, skyrocket, between tomorrow and sunday, into mid-80s. then we drop down to mid-70s monday. the rest of the week looks like the 60s. getting into a wetter period wednesday, thursday and into friday. so -- enjoy this weekend. need rain, get rain by the time the phillies come back to town, decent again. >> temperatures back to norm's. >>> thanks for watching at 6:00. >> see you at 11:00. test test test . >>> tonight, nuclear fears. high alert as concerns mount that north korea is about to take another provocative action. the u.s. making moves off the coast as north korea lashes out. >>> moment of impact, for the first time we seen images of the actual explosion of the massive bomb dropped on an isis target in afghanistan. what t pentagon says it hit. >>> caught on camera as a second cell phone video emerges, a second police officer is fired. a man beaten by police during a traffic stop tells his story to nbc news. >>> the price you pay to go to the doctor, an increasingly popular kind of primary care, how families are saving big an

a little bit cooler at the shore, atlantic city, 58. 61 in ocean city. sunnd clouds started to filter in, high clouds. thin clouds. the thicker clouds are still to the west. and this is where the first rain is moving through indiana, into illinois. and look at those storms over the south. that's severe weather potential for the south. that will stay to the south. it's part of the same system that's going to give us rain and a chance of thunderstorms. the first of them, they'll start heading into the area by late this evening. that's 10:15 tonight. you see light rainfall in the lehigh valley and burks county, some of the suburbs. moving through maryland, into new castle county in delaware. the potential for heavy downpours and thunderstorms, too. at 2:00 in the morning, you may hear rumbles of thunder in the lehigh valley, bucks county, toward trenton and in chester county. that's at 2:00 in the morning. that first round moves through. so this time tomorrow, we'll see showers in the region. the heavier downpours are out of the picture for the morning commute.

future tracker 6 showing 9:00 on sun south of the city have you a chance of seeing rain saturday intounday morning and the afternoon looks dry. here is your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as for today clouds, with a spotty shower this afternoon. and 70 in philadelphia, cooler to the north, warmer to the south. and then saturday lots of clouds and 66 degrees for your high and saturday night into sunday, some areas especially south of the city seeing showers or a period of rain, and then the afternoon looks dry and 63, monday mostly cloudy and it stays unsettled for showers and a period of rain. and tuesday is breezy and stays cool. and an upper level low and the pattern breaks by wednesday. the sunshine returns 75 and we start to warm up. thursday warmer and 77 degrees and only a slight chance for a shower. a great day for the relay for life and we lead into that with thursday into the upper 70s for the nfl draft. >>> thank you. there is now more space for septa riders to park in montgomery county. officials cut the ribbon on the new parking garage at the landsdale train stat

. >> sun veil city employees could go on strike at any moment after a late night vote last night. the decision means the union leadership can walk out any time. the union wants a 14% raise over four years. and the city is offering 10%. >> we want to get this deal done. we really do. but we also need our families able to support themselves. and that's what this is about. >> about 400 people belong in the union. many work as librarians, engineers, and mechanics. we reached out to the city's mayor for a response but have not yet heard back. >> a strange crime to tell you about. machine rage, perhaps? surveillance video capturing this bizarre crime in mountain view. police say jason sylvain picked a fight with a robot at a company last week. the robot sounded its alarm and employees ran outside. sylvain was arrested for prowling and being drunk in public. the robot was not damaged. >> flood protection work is well under way on the san francisco creek in pal oo alto. the closure began this week. the popular trail off limits from east bay shore road to the baylands athletic center. crew

in old city this morning, some were celebrating easter before the sun was up. matt delucia brings us to the sunrise service at christ church. >> i'm getting chills thinking about perhaps in there. >> reporter: in the darkness by fire light 1-800-shouldn't tradition and a powerful meaning for these church-goers. >> you know, i'm not really that much of a religious person, but i would not miss this. it's touching. >> reporter: on easter sunday before dawn they gather outside in old city to worship and celebrate. >> this is the most moving ceremony that i've ever been to. it is just -- everyone gets involved in it. >> reporter: once indoors, the darkness you see is important to them. while praying. >> thanks be to god. >> and singing. ♪ ♪ this is the night >> reporter: sun brings light into the church. >> as we move toward the telling of the story of the resurrection, the light is coming up around and we humans need to do things physically in order to feel them and get to feel the story of going from the darkness into the light. ♪ >> reporter: matt delucia, nbc 10

a short time ago we spoke to roy greenslade, professor ofjournalism at city university, who told us how the sun a gross editorial oversight, and it is one that will come back to haunt them, because i think that you are likely to see what is already a pretty firm boycott on merseyside of the sun extended, mainly even beyond that city, because there is a big football family up there, and it is highly likely that it will go further. within the last human, everton football clu b within the last human, everton football club has put out a statement on its official twitter site. it says that yesterday, it informed the sun that it was banning journalists from the training ground, the stadium and all other areas of its operation. it said... everton football club banning the sun's journalist and staff from any of its premises. driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring. from december, learner drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills — such as using a sat nav safely. judith mori

city. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live in sun judge vale. scott. >> well janelle, the city employees are asking for a 17% raise. the city itself stays that is just not in the budget. barring any last minute weekend deals, the strike will start monday morning. more than 400 members of the sunny vale employees association union marched into city hall today delivering notice that they'll go on strike starting monday. >> sunny vale employees have not had a raise in five years. in in market, in northern california? are you kidding? >> reporter: after months of negotiation with the city sea works say they're at an impasse. the city is warning the strike will have an impact on some critical city services. >> we're talking water pollution control plant, potable water, sewer, parks workers, garbage cans at the parks grass mowed those types. >> for its part the city says it's filed an injunction in hopes of keeping so-called essential workers on the job. it also says the workers have been given a good offer. >> the city has a great offer on the table i

look how clear it is in center city. sun coming up off screen. bright sunshine all day long.eas seeing fog this morning. doesn't last. bus stop this morning. up to 55 degrees to start with in philadelphia. with sunshine, a dry condition today. warm to near 70 this afternoon. enjoy it today. that is what's coming tomorrow. look at the clouds extending into the ohio valley. clouds move in overnight tonight. first thing tomorrow see thunderstorms and possibly severe weather tomorrow. look at the rain by 11:00 tomorrow night. more than an inch on the ground. over an inch in philadelphia. there's a possibility that goes even higher up to two inches of rain. which means we could be in for not only strong thunderstorms, but also a flood threat for our area. our entire viewing area tomorrow for thursday, starts in the morning, continues in the afternoon, periods of heavy rain. won't be heavy rain all day long. especially heavy rain with thunderstorms. localized flooding and possibility of severe thunderstorms with the storm system. it lingers into friday. the forecast for the phillie

. ♪ ♪ ♪ abby: live look there at new york city before the sun comes up. le up and working already in new york city. a lovely day today. i'm abby huntsman. heather: i'm heather childers, thank you so much for joining us. it's half past of the hour and we begin here standing their ground, the attorney general and dhs secretary heading to the southern border today. abby: they are seeing what's being done to keep america safe and refusing to back down on tough immigration policies. heather: griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. with what question with expect, hey, griff. >> good morning, top priority of the president's campaign, secure the border and build that wall. stops in el paso and san diego. >> i think the border wall needs to move rapidly. it will be the final affirmation that the illegality is over, it would multiply many times the effectiveness of our border, the numbers have dropped significantly but if we don't follow through and back up what he promised, then, i think we doweled see the numbers rise again. >> and the numbers are down, a new rep

city and millville. tboomp -- future tracker 6 showing we'll have sun today and clouds get thicker tonight. we're looking at heavy rain that's the system down to the south producing problems with severe thunderstorms and maybe tornados. we're not like a lot of that tonight, but we're looking at rain arriving. 6:00 p.m. we're looking at mainly cloudy skies and in the evening you will see the rain coming in. this will start out as showers, a couple of steady showers, as well. thunderstorms are possible along with heavier downpours particularly to the north an east of philadelphia. we have a flood watch in new jersey county starting with mercer and hunterdon and in new york state. in allentown, looks like clouds change over from sun to mostly cloudy conditions. rain arrives at night in the lehigh valley high of 64. at the shore we're looking at clouds generally building rain at night, 58 degrees is the high there. in philadelphia, high of 66 not too bad. increwsing -- increasing clouds. rain arrives at night, 52 is the overnight low. the rain could be steady north an east of philadelphia. that

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you're likely to see what is already a pretty firm boycott on merseyside of the sun extended, maybe even beyond that cityball family up there and it's highly likely that it will go further. yet in the best part of 30 years, the sun has carried on employing kelvin mackenzie, so in a sense that aspect of it arguably is something that they've dealt with before. are they going to be that bothered? well, there have been gaps actually in kelvin mackenzie's sun job because he went off to the mail for a time. he was away from newspapers for a while. sure, but he has come back as a columnist and a very prominent one? i think that's a really important factor. amol wonders whether tony gallagher the current editor of the sun will feel that he needs to let kelvin go after this, but the real important point is the reason it's difficult for anyone at the sun to stand up to kelvin mackenzie is that the person who appointed him is the big boss, rupert murdoch. 0nly he would allow him to come back to the sun as they did a couple of years ago. against the desire of the then sun editor david dinsmore and i don't think tony

so we'll ends up with nothing but sun in the city. valley middle and high school in brodheadsville, normally not just l campus of the school, field, even mountain in the distance, but yes, obviously, can't. so there is certainly a lot of moisture left over up in the mountains where you run into some fog, quite dense up there, too. sixty-four the current temperature though here at philadelphia international airport. mild start to the day. i feel like it has been long time since i've been able to walk out in the morning without a jacket on the skydeck, so this is nice and comfortable to start. upper 50's allentown, up ear's in trenton, as the day progresses it is basically wall positive wall sunshine here folks, looking good, nice and mild, taste of june to wrap up your work week. with that sunshine, meisha, important to note, never, ever underestimate that april sun angle t can get to you if you're not careful. sun block retired, stay hydrated, too. >> amen to that. absolutely, katie, little taste of summer today on a friday. that's ex

look for more clouds than sun probably more sun than clouds for the city and the immediate surrounding suburbs. a nice finish for the weekend, as i mentioned earlier, more rain on the way tomorrow. i'll have the details coming up in several minutes. >> new information in the shooting of a pregnant woman in chester delaware county. the search for the gunman continues at this hour. we are learning that the woman was alert when she was taken to the hospital. she was shot in the stomach. police have not said if she was a target or innocent bystander. doctors at crozer-chester medical center are treating her, the baby's fate is not known. >>> a car and pick up collided in pen salem bucks county at 1:00 p.m. the impact hurled a person on to route 1 on street road. we're waiting for an update on that person's condition. state police are sorting out who or what caused the wreck. >>> 7:03. massive pot party busted. philadelphia police shut down a so-called smoke session and arrested a group of marijuana smokers. the smokers call it a big misunderstanding. "action news" was there as officers led

city philadelphia a beautiful night. temperatures are pretty decent after afternoon highs in the 70s. most of the day didn't feel like that. but by the late afternoon with the sunadelphia, atlantic city, trenton 73. reading 72. wilmington made it to 71 degre 71 degrees. those showers associated with a front are well to the south and a few high clouds passing through the delaware valley but everything singing southward to the north. you have the clear sky and that means sun glare come tomorrow morning. our bob kelly will be talking about that on good day. temperatures raging from 48 in millville with clear skies and light winds to 67 in philadelphia. it's 62 in reading. 50 in the poconos and 59 degrees right now in dover. so a very decent evening across the delaware valley when you look at the whole country you can see the colder air staying to the north. with 60s and 70s to the south. so a lot of mild air that will be moving our way over the next several days. high pressure will gov verge our weather for the neck two days it's a northern high the flow around is clockwise northerly wind common component. items will seasonal not quiet as warm as they were today.

city. now, honestly, where will this ever end? sadly the pleasant scenes of fans enjoying the sun were far from the full story. iour of the police here. some leicester fa ns behaviour of the police here. some leicester fans have experienced policing which went over the top. there are a couple of people openly antagonising the police. but they took out all of these people, people with children, they battered us. a 70—year—old man, kids with children. security, naturally, is an issue here after dortmund. this was the leicester team bus last night. but there is no nonspecific threat to this game. football goes on. atletico madrid have been champions league finalists twice in recent years. now here they will —— will walk at a man who starred as a player for walsall, craig shakespeare. it is his eighth game as leicester manager. sometimes you have new experiences, of which this season is for us in the champions league. but we've enjoyed it. but make no mistake, we're there to compete. we're not there just to make the numbers up. this is the most famous leicester side ever. but in madrid, do they know this team? spea

the sun is glowing on the buildings in center city. view from center city from the adventure aquarium. showers out of here. at the shore. cape may, we've seen breaks of sunshine. there were a few sprinkles first thing this morning. they've already moved off shore. dry for the rest of the day. 50s and 60s. 60s in south jersey. philadelphia, 65 degrees. some of the suburbs are a little bit cooler. much of the suburban temperatures are coming in, many of them coming into the 60s now. 63 degrees in west bradford township. exton at 62. 61 in phoenixville. there are the 50s. milford township, bedminster, new hope, warrington, upper 50s to start. with sunshine will warm us to june-like levels. it's going to be a quick warmup. hour-by-hour forecast has us into the 80s this afternoon. staying dry. there go the last few showers. thunderstorms are off shore, and not in store for us today. this clear area you see to the west, that's our weather today, and this evening, it will be pleasant. the next round of showers will be here tomorrow morning. y

and ocean city, new jersey, you can see the sun reflecting off the ocean. it's going to be a nice afternoon as temperatures skyrocket here. we jumped up from 30s in areas to 52. rittenhouse, 53. now 55 in san doorious. that's a great thing about the temperature maps, they are constantly updating sow5) we keep an eye on your temperatures. here's radar and satellite. first alert radar shows us right now clear as can be. if we were to stretch this out and look far to the west, really you would see the same forecast, clear conditions today all through pennsylvania. we are looking at sunshine, and that means nothing is coming our way in the days to come. 67 degrees in allentown. sunshine across the board. ocean city in the low 60s. most of the shore points will be the cooler spots in the low 60s because of the ocean influence keeping temperatures lower. in delaware, 69. smyrna at 65 degrees. your forecast high 65 later this afternoon. and theng1p6 chestnut hill, temperatures are going to be great. already in the low 50s. will be in the upper 50s around your lu

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. >> philadelphia's looking to the sun to supply its energy needs. city officials released details of solar its dollars philly a plan to bring solar energy to 500 city rooftops. >> trying to promote clean energy, opportunity, and reduce carbon pollution, and solar eyes philadelphia, really accomplishes all of the things. >> members every city council and officials from the energy authority outline details of the plan on the rooftop of the parkway central library, solar eyes philly campaign hopes to fill 10,000 energy jobs, expected to be complete by next year. >> and, touch a new stamp and watch it change before your ice, new forever stamp to mark this summer's solar eclipse, it has special ink that apparently changes pictures when you touch t the first picture shows total solar eclipse, the second a full moon, commemorate the solar eclipse that will make it way across the us on august 21, the stamp goes on sale june 20th, coinciding with the summer solstice. >> i will buy that stamp just to see it. >> like the mood rings. >> he can actually. >> very cool

the city of sun prairie is stepping up its patrols after a suspicious man requested information abouthurch there. authorities say he threatened both government officials and local schools. the fbi is offering a $10,000 rye ward for any information leading to his arrest. he is considered armed and dangerous. >>> five children hurt after a strong wind blew away two bounce houses at a church greenville, south carolina. authorities say one of the inflatables flew into a tree, the other into a power line. two of the five are in serious condition. >>> today is the final round of the masters shaping up to be a great fin flisish. justin rose and sergio gar see ya teaming up. spieth hoping for redemption after disaster in the final round last year. >>> and ladies and gentlemen, frankly, we have buried the lead this morning, because dylan dreyer is back off maternity leave, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you, i've been back for 2 1/2 weeks but i'm back with you. >> you finally decided to join us. she's been hanging out with this cool little dude. can we show a picture? >> look at that guy with

have been talking about the really great weather, and in center city thousands of people are taking advantage making the most of this sun-filled spring day by running and walking for a good cause. clean air. it's all part of the leadup to earth this week, and nbc10's matt delucia is live in center city keeping track on the crowds who are out and aboutmx0k getti their exercise on foot this morning. >> reporter: george, what a great day to get outside. you mentioned the sun is out, and it's warmer out than a few hours ago when the start of the race happened at 7:30. it was chilly and i had a heavier coat on and now i might take the jacket off because it's that nice today. the race is over but take a look at the start at about 7:30 this morning. that was the start of the 10k run and, they had a 5k and a fun run this morning here as well, and they have been running through the mlk drive, the run for clean air has been going on forlarñ 36 years, and their hop to raise money and attention to the issue. >> we have over 2,500 people out here for that cause. >> what i tell people, take a little step. turn your lights off if you

the sun was up in old city this morning.ervice started at 5:30 this morning on the burial crowds at the church. prayers continued until the resurrection of jesus. >> but then as we move toward the telling of the story of resurrection, the light is coming up around us. we humans need to do things physically in order to feel them. >> worshippers we spoke to said they try not to miss the service because of how powerful it is to them. >>> this was an especially special easter sunday for them. this was the first service back inside it's own building since 16 months. back in january of 2016, the roof collapsed under heavy snow. for the past 16 months the church has been holding services inside a school gym. hundreds of parishionners gathered at st. anthony three days after the church ceiling came down. it happened a few hours before holy sunday serves were to start. no one in the church was inside at the time. >> well, easter the day for family, and lots of holiday traditions. today's stummer like weather made the futivities even

city. and you can see the sun is shining through some of the cloud cover. ter temperatures are chilly, and we expect temperatures down the shore in the low to mid 70s. here is old city, beautiful sunshine. a few passing clouds right now and those temperatures take a look at the current reading right now. 61 degrees and look at that wind direction out of the south and west we talk about this yesterday. and how that southwesterly wind would really allow for those temperatures to soar. satellite/radar showing mainly dry conditions a few areas of some clouds as we move into sections of delaware, but most of that rainfall is going to stay off to the north and west throughout the entire day. take look at those temperatures upper 50s low to mid 60s already and we'll go hour by hour, upper 60s by nip am. take a look at the clock. quickly climbing into the mid to upper 70s around brunch time, and then later on this afternoon, yeah, high temperature right around 84 degrees for the philadelphia area. making for a very warm easter. so we'll take you hour by hour and you

the city of sun prairie is stepping up its patrols after a suspicious man requested information about a church there. an acquaintance says 32-year-old jacob jacobowski threatened local schools. they're offering a $10,000 reward leading to his arrest. he is considered armed and dangerous. >>> five children hurt after a strong wind blew away two bounce houses at a church carnival near greenville, south carolina. authorities say one of the inflatableities flew into a tree and the other into a power line. the children were sent to a hospital with two of the five in serious condition. >> the final round of the masters shaping up to be a great finish. justin rose and sergio garcia tied for 6 under par and garcia hoping to win a major for the first time in his career. right behind him, americans rickie fowler and jordan spieth. spieth hoping for redemption after that disaster in the final round last year. >>> and ladies and gentlemen, frankly, we have buried the lead this morning because dylan dreier is back from maternity leave. >> i've been back for two and a half weeks and i'm finally bac

sun up. >> it's going to be super warm, bill? >> the wind will help with the warm event and sunshine, too. look at spring city, pennsylvania. louds. the sun is up, and the temperatures will start climbing quickly. here at the studios, thin clouds, sunshine coming up above the horizon. ocean city, this camera hasn't updated yet. once it does, we'll see sunny skies. there a better view from rehoboth this morning where it is in the clear. new jersey, 49 degrees. at the shore, 39 inland. there's cool neighborhoods in philadelphia. andora at 41. 50s for port richmond and center city. 70s, topping out near 80 this afternoon. it's going to be a fast warmup. from the 50s through the 60s, through the 70s. topping out at 80 degrees. typical for june, not for april 10th. we're looking at sunshine. nothing to show you for today on the radar screen. the doppler radar is picking up some wet weather, some thunderstorm activity moving into illinois. midwest. that's going to be booming our way for tomorrow night and into wednesday. not today. just sunshine. a little breezy, but again that winds will be -- that wind will be warming. 81 tomorr

and computers especially traveling eastbound toward the center city area may run into sun glare.g route 202 near route 29, traffic moving in either direction. looks pretty good. travel speeds in the 60s along route 202. we'll look at the travel conditions on the rest of the majors. in the 40s along the blue route southbound. 40s and 30s for the schuylkill expressway. a deb rye -- debris spill on 95 at cottman. it is affecting traffic on 95 southbound, woodhaven to the vine. trar cars are traveling in the teens and 20s in some cases. newark, the lane is closed because of transit programs, everything right on schedule. i'll have another update in ten minutes. >> thanks for that. >>> watch there video. we love the phillies can attic, but he -- fanatic, but he got the tables turned on him. >> he was suckered. >> you see the mascot mocking the mets player. that's when the met jumped on the atv -- hey, wait, he took my atv. he eventually returned it, but -- >> shouldn't be doing that. got distracted. that's what happens. got him distracted. >> i love fanatics love, love, love. one of t

reporter: if city employees do strike, it could be felt in the libraries, parks, and city departments to the 140,000 sun have avale residents. >> i think it could be rash to think about planning a strike. >> we're finding out that even with our salary combined it's still hard to live in this area so i understand. >> reporter: essential services like police and fire will not be impacted. the union plans to notify city leaders about this potential strike tomorrow, giving them reasonable notice. and he told me this strike could happen in the next two days, we'll of course keep you posted. back to you. >> so where do we stand with negotiations? any plan to get back to the bargaining table any time soon? >> reporter: they are going to talk to city leaders tomorrow, and as i mentioned in the piece, a 14% increase over the period. the city isn't budging. the mayor says the city must be fiscally responsible so they're proposing a 10% increase and of course, there's that difference right there where they're not meeting and so, this strike could happen, we'll of course let you know what happens tomorrow and in th

city. i have not seen the sun once today. we can tell you showers could still pop up tonight and more our coming our way tomorrow as you can see on the first alert radar. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is timing it all out for us. >> you think today was dreary, you just wait until tomorrow and especially at the shore. this is a live view of cape may from the hotel. it's cloudy and windy, it's damp. but it's going to even cloudier, even wetter, even windier and even cooler during the day tomorrow. how about that? you can see some of the increase moisture coming up from the south. we're starting to get a little bit heavier rain around the dover area and way heavier rain down in north carolina. right now it's moving this way but it's coming up our direction because the storm system that is triggering it is coming right up this way. 57 degrees in philadelphia right now. wind right off the ocean. it's 53 in atlantic city with a windier condition. see gusts over 40 miles an hour tomorrow so it's really going to be ugly there. here's th

sunday morning we could start with showers mainly to the south, cloud in the city but by midday sunday we will see some sunak go through and end up sunday not looking that bad. we have shifted the storm earlier into saturday evening into the bulk of the moisture looking to stay off to the south. twenty-six saturday lots of cloud, afternoon showers, sunday showers to the south, and some sun to the north, high of 62 degrees. overnight tonight we have got isolated thunder shower early, overnight some cloud 54 is your low. tomorrow, lots of cloud, showers especially in the afternoon, we're cool into next week. that system will move off the coast, sit and spin there monday and tuesday bringing us east wind, breezy conditions along the coast, cool temperatures through tuesday but next week, end of next week huge pattern change, starting thursday first day of the draft in the city we're talking 80 degrees. looks like it is warmer. next weekend in the 80's all weekend. just get through this and it will start feeling warmer. >> good timing. >> yes. >> for a very major event coming up. >> don's up next coming up. >>

the sun is out in old city philadelphia but that wasn't the case just about an hour ago. philadelphia picking up over an inch and a half of rain. trenton, wilmington, reading three quarters. half inch in atlantic city and millville. take a look at ultimate doppler. hundreds of lightning strikes social associated these storms moving through more like thunder showers than thunderstorms. we didn't break out in the sun this afternoon but breaking out in the sunshine right now. sunny skies and this whole entire area through south jersey and delaware. a few lingering storms along the eastern shore that could move into southern delaware. but the severe weather threat has ended. that is got news. gusts reported over 40 miles an hour along our shores and we a look at the peak wind gusts around the region. these numbers are impressive. ship bottom lbi a gust of 47 miles an hour. west atlantic city 46. dubee beach, cape may 41 miles an hour gusts in ocean city, new jersey, a 40-mile an hour wind gust this afternoon. the flood watch will continue through tomorrow afternoon long after

it is a beautiful look on the center city skyline as the sun shines brilliantly off the impeccable skyapers. >> what a way to describe it. that has given people a reason to get up and get outside. outside we go to nora muchanic live along kelly drive where many people are enjoying the weather. so is nora. >> reporter: i am, it is salute beautiful hear, i can't -- absoy beautiful here. it's going to be a beautiful week here, we'll be able to put the cold weather in the rear view mirror and look ahead to an absolutely great week. now, we are expecting temperatures i think up in the 70 g, that's amazing. we're on kelly drive, where lots of folks are out early taking advantage of the beautiful sunday. >> it's been a long winter, i think. it's nice to see the sun shining and flowers getting ready to bloom and the birds singing. >> reporter: it's pretty great. >> the warmer weather helps with our muscles and how they work. when it's colder it's hard to do a workout. >> i don't like the cold, so i'm glad. it's not too windy, so i'm hoping it will be nice conditions. >> the river is fast, thou

early showers especially south of the city, sunday morning, peaks of sun in the afternoon, a similarthen an area of low pressure just to our south is going to kind of meander to the north here, locks in the clouds, monday, tuesday with on and off showers with temperatures on either side of 60 degrees and then on wednesday, gradual clearing, jumping to 74 and then it turns much warmer with that sunshine thursday and friday with the nfl draft in town. suddenly feeling like summer in the mid, possibly upper 80's by the end of next week, so a complete 360 here as you get from monday to friday of next week. >> looking forward to it. >> weather whiplash. >> but it's a good thing if you get whiplash on the back end. >> thanks. >> after the break it's freeh that means we've freebies for you. >> where you can score some eco friendly deals when we come right back. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't pro

sun. here's a live look outside in center city. still a skplcloudy and a tad fo start.ll talk more about your conditions, coming up. ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ o . >>> right now, we are following breaking news. crews had to race against time to free a man trapped in a collapsed row home. we're live with details on the rescue and how the victim is doing this morning. >>> memorializing a dark day in philadelphia history. we'll explain the role some students played in getting the city to place a marker near the move house in west philadelphia. >>> now to a live look outside, down broad street from our kimmel center campus camera. still some wet roads out there. we've had some showers ov

city. there will be no escaping the summer sun, for those left fighting -- 20 kilometers east of mosul. temperatures will soon soar beyond 40 degrees. to add to the unbearable heat, there is not enough water to go around. >> the water gets harder, test gets hotter. it won't be enough. now we are only getting 2000. by the next day, there is no water. have -- boxes of aid have been disturbed it fortnightly. -- been distributed fortnightly. >> in the summertime the water is going to be an issue. some of the quantities of water may be increasing in camps. we are trying to find solutions to identify additional water sources in the vicinity. things like that to try to provide enough water for enough people within the camp. >> mostly is facing catastrophic water shortages affecting up to 650,000 civilians. some resulted to drinking sewage after a major pipeline was destroyed with iraqi forces and jihadists, casting off supplies to 40% of people in the city. >> a military court has sentenced a journalist to 10 years in prison. at charges include failing to works forerrorism he rfi's service, ja

. ♪ when i come home ♪ if i was bringing work ♪ rob: the sun coming up in new york city, you are watchingther: thanks for joining us. it is half past the top of the hour. a brand-new 911 call painting a horrifying picture of the facebook murder. rob: a nationwide manhunt intensifying for the man who filmed this execution and vowed to kill more people. rob: police are raising the stakes for the $50,000 reward. >> reporter: there is now a $50,000 reward for the man police lured a social worker into a cold-blooded killer without notice and because police still are not sure which direction steve stevens drove after uploading a video of robert godwin senior's murder or if stevens ever stopped driving their manhunt has expanded from ohio and surrounding states to the whole country and as investigators fan out the family is offering stevens forgiveness for allegedly killing their defenseless father, just picking up cans on the street for fine after spending easter with loved ones. >> god loves him. we love him. we are hurt but we have to forgive him. if we don't forgive him the bible says the fa

new flonase sensimist >> how does a dip above the city of houston sun.afraid of heights you might want to look away. >> this is pool at the market square tower apps in downtown filled with sky scrapers and stuff. it's got unique splash of luxu luxury. >> i would ask if they have a weight limit. >> you know what, that is excellent question because it's 40 stores above the city definitely not your ordinary pool. part of it as you can see has a glass bottom of the street below. >> do you it and tell me about it. >> i will. >> when you take the subway it's not uncommon for strangers to ask for a little extra money, right? but now septa track cracking down on the practice of pan hasn't link. >> transit police say they're goal goes i don't know keeping everyone safe. fox 29's dave kinchen explains. >> i walks by them. i keep walking. >> reporter: that's karen rough's wave dealing with push thee panhandlers who won't take no for an answer when looking for some quick cash on septa's subway lines. >> they just need to go. >> reporter: she's not alone in that batt

city studios. we saw rain and damaging winds today. so when will the sun and warm temperatures come back?our weather authority forecast in just minutes. >>> homecoming celebration today in north philadelphia. fresh off her national championship win south carolina women's basketball coach dawn staley returned home to open arms. bruce gordon joins us live eight side dobbins high school. bruce, friends, fans, even former classmates all there to give her a warm welcome. >> reporter: yeah, iain, let's face it a teacher in a classroom can lecture kids all day long about hard work and sacrifice. but when a true champion comes back to her old school, well, those kids then get a chance to see that lesson in the flesh. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in all the hub-bub dawn staley entered the stage at her alma mater ancient auditorium almost unnoticed. it was a minor hiccup that only added to the charm of an international sports hero coming home to writ all began. >> it's about knowing where you come from, knowing how important it is that you are touched by people along the way. >> reporter: s

clayton: live look at the sun comes up here in new york city. heather: beautiful.ll yell at me. i'm sure i have it wrong. it'll be warm. that's all i'm worried about. heather: shows an officer body-slamming a sorority girl. we do warn to warn you that some of you may find this hard to watch. [inaudible conversations] clayton: the department standing by the action saying 22-year-old physically attacked an officer leading to the arrest. heather: the story has everyone talking and e-mailing us saying, the cop was right, people need to learn to comply with lawful orders. clayton: that was the worst display of physical abuse i have ever seen. heather: straight arm bar takedown. standard procedure. used around the country and the world. clayton: did the officer go too far or act appropriately to that young lady? log onto "fox & friends first" page for live debate use #keep talking. heather: ann coulter to set liberals in berkeley. [inaudible] heather: you remember all of that? the young america foundation hosting cowlter for a speech about illegal immigration. conservati

city. >> you can see the sun make its appearance. official sunrise was 6:51.ll be mild to warm today. we are in the 40s and 50s. 56 degrees in oakland. here's what you need to know today. we'll have the sunshine and mild conditions. breezy as the system cuts east of the bay area. through wednesday we'll notice increasing clouds. partly cloudy tuesday. mostly cloudy wednesday. rain arrives thursday night through our friday. boy, this is a powerful storm. 60s and 70s today. extended forecast calls for rain and wind by the end of this week. >> take advantage of the sunshine. >> programming note unc versus gonzaga. >>> more than 50 million people could be in the path of deadly storms moving across the southeast. tornados and flooding left heavy damage in texas, mississippi and louisiana. >> democrats say they're ready to filibuster. republicans threaten to change senate rules to guarantee his confirmation. >>> popular hair dyes can be harmful to children. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye

city of philadelphia. jersey shore, 59. the poconos look for a combination of sun and clouds and 55.ng like this across the heartland of the nation. you can see how warm the temperatures are out here, they are an hour behind and they are at 67 in st. louis and chicago and dallas, 67 degrees. philadelphia 49. jacksonville, 68 and new orleans 67. we have a shot of unseasonable warm air. the warm front pushes through today and slides through later this evening, and gets really, really warm. the cooler air on the backside of the cold front slides through easter sunday evening. there could be a stray shower, the bigger story with that front temperatures get back to where they should be for this time of the year into the 60s. >> if you're looking for a fun light display without breaking the bank here's a dyi project to create your own marquee signs. >> reporter: custom marquee signs can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars, but not this one, this set us back 40 bucks. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: are these marquees, have you heard of it? >> yes. >> reporter: marquee signs are super

city. we were starting to see the sun peek through the clouds here. what is interesting is, you don't see too many of this type of easter service. the sunrise service done outdoors. so this is fairly unique, and the church says all are welcomed for services this morning, and there are two more traditional easter services happening, one at 9:00 and another at 11:00 a.m. live in old city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> and then another r resurrection service this morning at 10:00. and easter is considered a day for rez surrection and renewal. this morning at 8:00 the calvary fellowship church will hold its first service in the repaired sanctuary. you are looking at video from last january when heavy snow caused the roof to cave-in. the church has been holding services at the local high school and it's own gymnasium. >>> and police are looking for the rider of the dirt bike that hit a woman and her 6-year-old granddaughter who were crossing the street. medics took both victims to the hospital. it happened here on 69th street and upper darby. the grandmoth

we have clear skies over center city right now. that sun is strong this time of year.ickly go to work. so practically perfect today. with the sunshine, mild temperatures, low humidity and light breeze. yesterday it was windy, different story today. awesome day for baseball, hopefully you have tickets to get to the game. first pitch 1:35, game time temperature 66 degrees, at the end of the game up around 70 for philadelphia. lower 60s, at the shore, and the poconos, if you want warmer, wait new more days, talking about 80 degrees highs coming up. i'll let you know when arrives in a few more minutes. back to you. >> some people break out the shorts in the 50's, so they're definately coming today. >> i'm one of those people. >> right? totally are. thank you, justin. >> crisp morning air as they get ready for run for clean air. the 2017 run for clean air underway on martin luther king drive right now. eyewitness reporter anita oh, live near the art museum, by the start line. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, yes, very good running weather for the 36 annual run for

city. the service included music and prayer as the sun rose above the ocean.oming up on "action news," bob brooks with details on more services held this morning. >>> more are getting into the easter spirit this weekend. pets included. send in your pictures to "action news" use it is #6abc action and check out the photos on the "action news" facebook and 6abc.com. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. he is a viral sensation, meet the baby giraffe who earned internet fame and he doesn't have a name, nydia. >> we'll have to give him one. >> do your shoe laces come undone because you're not tieing them properly. researchers spent two years on the topic, the results ahead. >>> sky6 live hd overlooking the philadelphia international airport, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast forecast when we come right back. and data without insights. and fragmented care- the annual easter promenade takes place today, it includes a parade, costume contest and live music and the easter bunny himself. it begins at co