sunni -- a majority mosul is a majority sunni city. they are -- were previously under control. and to the west of mosul, places like [inaudible] a target ofl may be attack once those areas have been consolidated. that would be around the areas around. all those -- we should not expect an assault in the immediate future. >> tensions are escalating in -- inafter an missouri after a black teenager was struck by gunfire six times. take a listen to the brown family lawyer speaking. supportsws -- and what the witnesses said. why would he be shot in the top of his head? it makes sense. have andat is what we that is why we needed those two things alone are ample evidence for this officer to be arrested. >> brown was shot by a white police officer sparking a controlled byest tear gas. things had gotten so unruly that the missouri governor has called national guard troops to the suburb and at nighttime curfew has been lifted. situation in ukraine. buses carrying civilians. were burned alive in their vehicles. russia has blamed pro- [indiscernible] rebels. no cease fire in sight. 300 russ

quote the barbaric jews a group notorious for its atrocities in iraq and syria have captured key sunni cities and force more than a million iraqis to flee and right a former u.s. army colonel says the islamic state involvement will help the palestinians. gaza is pretty well surrounded on you know on all sides so that isis fighters themselves would be getting in there i'm not particularly i don't i don't know that that would happen however the pressure that can be put from other areas onto israel their support in lebanon. support in the other parts of syria to open up and another front on israel that is where i think the israelis would be very concerned about they do have the capability of moving military material and people they are quickly i would hope there would be louder voices and other elements of our world society that can drown out what isis is saying we all ought to be outraged about what israel is doing isis is one of them up but they certainly don't help the cause of the palestinians because of what isis has done in syria and in iraq investigating an eight year old cold case the u.

sufis after all there are sunni shoe -- sunni cities in shia sufis. [inaudible] they all had some common ideals which were religious which was complete nonviolence, which was always honoring them and giving them hope which was also nonenforcement. you would be surprised the biggest sufi -- is in india. you would be amazed there are times more hindus and muslims there. sufis never force anyone to convert. that's why say the idea and the number of people who still -- i don't want more political support for the sufi but the sufi tradition provides a bridge for muslim sects to come together. we often say if you tolerate others that's a success. i think it is respect for the other religions of the people. there is respect about a human being. in terms of ideals i support it but you are right if anyone would try to choreographed political support, there've been suicide attacks. totally unprecedented in the history of south asia. never ever before there was an attack on the sufi association. that happened because of two reasons. one because of the bigoted pe

first sunny cities brought to you by macy's. >> good morning, washington. start here this morning. temperatures a little on the cold side. 64 in gaithersburg. -- 54 in gaithersburg. this afternoon, a few clouds roll in. maybe a sprinkle west of d.c. as a weak cold front crosses the region. temperatures between 80-85. >> more from ginger coming up. >>> also ahead shocking murder in paradise. a chicago socialite killed. why her daughter and the girl's boyfriend have now been detained. >>> the dramatic 911 call from a radio host who shot his wife. he claims it was an accident. >>> plus, "gma" investigates hot playground, a danger this summer when your kids just want to have fun. we put the equipment to the test to show you how your kids can get burned. why do you want a tablet that has free data virtually anywhere you go? alright, now watch. what's that? that is a taut-line hitch. what's that? that's the yellow warbler. wow! what's that? that is poison ivy. ohh... i put it in my mouth. because you need to know what you're getting yourself into, (screams) while

philadelphia 70 mostly sunny skies. atlantic city sunny for you, 70 degrees this hour as well.rtable start to our morning and dry too. that's the good news. other numbers to show you, washington township 69 degrees a along with chester springs. quakertown 68 oxford 70, beach haven 73, vineland 63, dover good morning to you starting off at 70 even. still fog in the poconos this hour. visibility down to five. thick fog this morning in the lehigh valley. now looking dry. we knew that fog would really lift. outside now, looking mainly clear. nice, cool conditions today. south gets hot down here in the deep south. we have heat advisories there. they have the humidity on top of that. your forecast for the day today, 80 degrees. typically 85 this time of year. we're still below average. humidity still comfortable. sunny, dry, nice for the day. overnight looking pretty good. clear and cool great stargazing weather for tonight. 62 degrees we drop to. probably hit that 6:00 a.m. winds remain light. tomorrow high 84 degrees. warmer tomorrow, still staying nice. still sunny for most of the

thought the device was targeting an army patrol tensions are flared in tripoli as a predominantly sunni muslim city there in recent days after clashes between the army and is the most militant. the world health organization is considering declaring an international public health emergency as the deadly ebola virus and west africa gains ground the latest victim is a nurse who treated an infected patient in nigeria bringing the death toll to nine hundred. liberia declared a state of emergency and ebola patients suffer a fever sore throat as well as muscle pains and headaches. two car bombs have ripped through crowded marketplaces in shia districts of baghdad killing at least fifty was the first attack was a double. and we used to be iraqi capital later another car packed with explosives blew up in the. by neighborhood sunni militants from the islamic state that's a group threatening to march on baghdad the thought to be responsible. reporting to torture by the cia will be delayed the senate intelligence committee chairman accusing the white house of censoring the document now saying more time must be

new york city looking at partly. sunny skies with high temperatures in the middle 80s. >> thank you very much. >>> the islamic militant group i.s.i.s. is back in the news after bloody and bold actions. >>> and a brazen snatch and grab. and the police may have saved a passenger's life. funtil to keep growing, theys hneeded a new factory,, but where? fortunately, they get financing from ge capital. we're part of ge, a company that's built hundreds of factories. so we can bring in experts to help them evaluate costs, incentives, and zoning to make a decision that would make their founder proud. if you just need a loan, just call a bank. at ge capital, we're builders. and what we know, can help you grow. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. >>> let's get down to business. courtney, good morning to you. >> the futures are higher this morning as stocks come off a

it's a sunni, dominated city where the islamic state has now cemented itself with help of other sunniroups. the advance has been slowed on the outskirts of the city due to sniper fire and roadside bombs. there has been fierce fighting in the area for the country's largest dam which is now in control of the army and the kurdish forces. let's go to the northern city of erbil the capitol of the region. now that the musol dam has been taken, it seems the battle is moving towards tikrit, but it is going to be a very different type of fight. >> undoubtedly. there are many front lines in iraq. the iraqi army's advance now hold it because of heavy fighting. this is not the first time they tried to recapture an area they lost last june. they took over the sunni heartland basically in june, and the iraqi army has been unable to take that territory. really this has been a source of tension with iraq sunnis, they do not see the army as an army for the iraqi nation, but a sectarian force, and the only way they can win this battle is if they have the iraqi sunnis on their side. they welcomed the no

the city, poconos the shore we're expecting a lot of sunshine today, so it's perfect finish to the weekend. mostly sunny, 80 degrees for the city. jersey shore,ezy, nice, 77. in the poconos you're in the process of getting rid of the morning for now, otherwise it's a mostly sunny and cab day with 75 degrees in themount. when ihe numbers inenay forecast and we'll talk about4 the tropics. >> we have the latest on the militants knownns for the beheadingf james foley. u.s. officials think they are close to identyi e el's e gscra a thr li sevalnwh j terrori thr ntrmchn hosta neosionger trele chid ieysdweven,repareytorstistke sa ight.,ll oes i'm escrow torres, abc news, new york. >> good morning weekend will have more on the search for those somebodiesible for the execution of journalist james foley and the technology used torched the mass killer, good morning weekend is next immediately following this broadcast. >> israeli airstrikes have destroyed two large buildings on the gaza strip. it shows an airstrike leveling a 1 story apartment to your -- tower with 44 apartment. 30 people were injured, there are no

sunny for philadelphia, 80 degrees, five degrees below average. mainly clear and comfortable, overnight tonight. 656 for the outlying suburbs. 63 for center city. 80 degrees sunny and pleasant monday, 84. , tuesday, sunny and nice, 85. warm and humid, wednesday, 89 degrees, thursday, stays warm eagles take on the jets at the linc, 87. there could be a pop-up thunderstorm late and friday looks quiet, 83. >> yesterday it was decided it's been a terrific month. >> reporter: especially when you hear the dog days of august. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. anytime anywhere. >> it was heaven for burger lovers in greeneville, delaware. 20 local restaurants fired up their grills for the competition. in addition to handing out 89 bragging rights for best burger. the contest raises money to help the hungry in delaware. over the past two years, $11,000 have been raised for the ministry of caring. >> we'll both have to have burgers. . time to change the wakeup clock for school kids.

sunni heartland. it tried to take the cities and failed. the sunni tribes are refusing to take on the is group, unless the iraqi government respects their right. i.s.i.s. fighters erased the border between iraq and syria. >> it would take an international effort, and cooperation of partners on the ground. >> there has been intensifying in libya's capital over the last few days, killing people. >> there's opposition from some people who see it as foreign intervention. rival groups fight in tripoli. these men want to take control for the capital. libya has no army since muammar gaddafi was kicked out and killed. more stepped into the gap. they represent the cities of misrata and zinc tan, and are loyal to different political groups. >> this is the result of a battle between the rebels and what is left of the militias of the zinc tan brigade. >> violence has been getting worse in libya in recent months, putting the lives of foreigners in danger. filipinos are among those being evacuated. many in international organizations have closed. civil so

bright sunny skies for atlantic city, vineland and dover move inland. temperatures nowhere near the 90 degree mark. lower 80s for chester and glassboro. the all-important holiday weekend when i come back. >>> at 20 minutes to 5:00, the all-important check of traffic. >> with jillian mele. >> we have one vehicle out here on the shoulder. but a lost those cones have already cleared so a lot of the lanes are now open in that area which is good news for drivers. willow grove we have a gas work repair going on dlofg a portion of the road, easton road and maryland road. you can take york or welsh road. drivers route 100, really quiet. this is a live look at route 113. 202 is also clear route 30 bypass is quiet as well. for drivers in new jersey, you have a little construction out there remaining at the turnpike southbound at mount holly. exit 5 is blocked until 7:00 a.m. >>> 3 minutes until 5:00, this morning, there are reports that another american has been killed alongside the american found dead. >>> and what the quake could mean for the price of wine. >>>

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injured more than a dozen others iraq seen a very unfortunate upsurge in violence and sunni militants seized cities in the north west over seventeen hundred people mostly civilians were killed in the country last month. the head of the world health organization says the deadly a bowl of virus is spreading faster than the efforts currently to contain w.h.o. in the west african countries hit hardest by the disease there for now planning one hundred million dollars sports more than seven hundred people have died in what's been described as the worst of both a break in history the easily spread disease kills up to ninety percent of those infected if it's not treated early enough. rescuers say the chances of finding any more survivors now from wednesday's landslide that engulfed an entire village in western india are slim sixty three bodies have been discovered so far and dozens remain missing bad weather is hampering emergency crews efforts eight people pulled out alive in the first few hours but no survivors have been found since. heavy rains have caused widespread damage in central and western boag a

six people and injuring more than a dozen others iraq has seen an upsurge in violence in sunni militants seized cities in the northwest over seven hundred people mostly civilians were killed in the country last month. and the world health organization and the west african countries hit hardest by the deadly ebola virus are to announce a one hundred million dollar response plan more than seven hundred people have died in what's being described as the worst of both break in history that easily spread disease kills more than ninety percent of those facts if it's not treated early enough. rescuers say the chances of finding more survivors from wednesday's landslide that engulfed an entire village in western india are slim sixty three bodies have been discovered so far and dozens remain missing bad weather is hampering emergency crews efforts eight people were pulled out alive in the first few hours but no survivors have been found since. all next meet the women fighting against austerity measures in greece they're former state sector employees who claim their jobs vanished without warning and that they ar

city. particularly in sunni-eric neighborhoods where there is deep resentment of the kurds and the shia ledent. >> the islamic state, what they call themselves islamic state, they have some people working for them inside and until now we still looking for them. >> reporter: all of iraq's fault lines on display in kirkuk, everyone has a presence here but no one is in control. you really feel that no one is in control, people are on the edge. even the peshmerga fighters who we traveled with, they are really frayed that the islamic state group will advance in to the strategic and oil-rich city. >> okay, zeina, live in erbil, thank you. >>> well, the australian prime minister is saying there are around 60 australians who are fighting with the islamic state group in northern iraq and syria. tony abbott says at least another 100 working to support the approximated is group. prime minister has announced $64 million to try to reduce the threat of so-called homegrown terrorism in his country. >> this is a movement as we have seen on our tv screen an screene front pages of our newspapers of utter fa

sunnis. the government had announced an air strike killed 60 rebels in the northern city of mosul. sunni mill at that moments have been in control there since early june. >>> cambodians who lived through a reign of terror have waited decades for justice. now, a u.n.-backed tribunal has sentenced two former leaders of the khmer rouge to life in prison. the judge handed down the verdict in phnom penh. nuon chea and khieu samphan were found guilty in their roles in the forced exodus of millions of people in the 1970s and other crimes against humanity. the judge said it was clear both men were at the center of the regime and were responsible for making political decisions. they are the first senior leaders to be held accountable for their crimes and the sentence is the heaviest penalty possible for the tribunal. nuon chea was the right-hand man of khmer rouge ruler, pol pot. khieu samphan was the regime's head of state. they are also on trial for genocide. a separate court is taking up that charge to accelerate proceedings. survivors of the atrocities had gathered outside courthouse. th

city. some suburbs down into the 50's. warmer day tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. re in the city 84 degrees. another nice looking beach day with plenty of sunshine at the jersey shore, upper 70's but still that wind is going to be a bit gusty out of the northeast at 15 to 20 miles per hour. so, ocean is going to be chopped up a little bit so we'll keep the threat moderate for the rip currents. here's the extended forecast. upper 80's getting close to 90 on wednesday. a lot of sunshine through the end of the week. it looks like next weekend, that's our best chance for a shower or thunderstorm. i know it's labor day weekend but it's not going to be an a all day washout. no need to cancel the barbecue plans. >> thanks justin. lesley has sports highlights. >> after a tough loss last night phillies get one more chance to win their first back to back series since april. the game three tie breaker with the cardinals this afternoon at the bank and the phillies bats putting up plenty of hits. chase utley at the plate revere on second sends a liner to second. revere heads for

overnight tonight in the city, pennsylvania partly cloudy, muggy. 67 degrees. the partly sunny, humid, seasonal for your wednesday. eight is five your high. here is you're witness weather seven day forecast and shore cast. stays cool down the shore. seventy's until next tuesday. in the city shower or storm on thursday. friday a chance for couple showers especially later in the day. high only 80. we will keep it cool, partly sunny and highs near 80 both saturday and sunday and it looks like more sunshine will help us warm up early next week. after we get through thursday still in days above average in that seven day forecast. >> enjoy it. >> okay. >> thanks, kate. >>> we have a rush hour spell, that is still all over center city philadelphia take a look at vine street expressway westbound towards schuylkill or eastbound toward i-95 we are delayed. we are delayed on the schuylkill itself and taking a look at our wide it is still rush hour. twenty-two is your average on 95. we have a phillies game tonight in south philadelphia. jim i buff net new jersey a lot of folks doing travel

. >>> taking a live look out at center city where we're enjoying another sunny, summer day. today shaping up to be a little warmer than yesterday. here is a live look at the shore, cape may, set to be a gorgeous day as well. there are rip current concerns due to hurricane cristobal out in the atlantic. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with the forecast for us. glenn. >> renee, it's another great looking day. not only in the city, the shore, poconos, everywhere in between. lots of blue in that sky. look at that. for this time of the year, it's pretty amazing. the temperature continues to go up through the 80s. 82 inful dell, 83 in northeast philly. 80 degrees in dover, 82 in wilmington. humidity is up a little bit but it's not too high. you can see how dry it is across the east coast. there's certainly no threat of rain. the temperature up to 88 degrees at 3:00 with sunshine, 86. it's going to get even hotter during the day tomorrow. we'll see if there are going to be storms with that and see what kind of weekend we're going to have for the big holiday comi

iraqi government says it's targetting fighters from the islamic state and other sunni rebels in the city. jane arraf joins me. i want to know about the peshmerga, what they have been doing, how they have been conquering the towns. >> well, it is quite a dramatic assault pushed forward by the peshmerga, the kurdish forces. it happened after the u.s. air strikes, the most concentrated since the u.s. began a week ago. there were nine launched around the mosul dam, they hit a dozen vehicles and the islamic state group fighters. with that clearing the way they've been able to go forward and take back three towns, fighting continuing for talkaf, which had been lost to the islamic state group. peshmerga sources, senior security forces tell us that they'll continue to push forward on to the mosul dam. with some indicating that they will try at the juncture they are at between the mosul dam and the city itself. and go for a 2-pronged approach, approaching closer to missual. i was going to ask you about the focus and the game plan, and the help they are getting, if any, on the ground. >> well, on

xñxñxñxñxñ8ñxñ0ñ0ñ0ñxñxñ8ñ8ñ0ñxñ stphaoeuplt right now on nbc "10 nbc news today," thousands flock to the city for the made in america festival. >>> the sunny weather will continue today as many are getting their three-day weekend started. here is a live look at the center city skyline. the pleasant conditions, i hate to tell you, they are not going to last forever. i am rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. let's check the holiday weekend weather for meteorologist, tedd florendo. what a great summer we have had. >> yeah, temperatures in the 90s only twice for august. can you previous it? that's going to change real quick. not the case for the day today. rosemary, we have pleasant conditions at least for one more day. we have high clouds out there but still not too bad this morning. and right now we have high, thin clouds and we are remaining dry to the western part of the state, and it's cool this morning. that's the big story for allentown. only 55 for millville, and 62 for atlantic city. we will warm up for the day today. here is the forecast. partly sunny today. 83, our high. the big changes in the forecast for tomorrow. >> than

the iraqi government says its targeting fighters from the islamic state group and other sunni rebels in the city> in yemen, at least four suspected al-qaeda operatives and a soldier have been killed. it happened when government forces raided an al-qaeda hideout. government forces have been targeting members of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >>> you israel says it won't agree to a long term cease-fire unless security needs are met. prime minister benjamin netanyahu made the statement as comments come as e job descriptions-brokered talks resumed on sunday. a 5-day truce between the two sides is set to expire on monday night. kimberly halkett has more from west jerusalem. >> reporter: israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu made comments at the opening of the cabinet meeting sunday morning, and instructed the delegation, he told his cabinet to make sure that the security needs of israel are met in these negotiations saying that the prior to and focus would be unstopping the rockets from gaza and making sure that the border communities in southern israel along the gaza border are safe, in fact,

sky 6 hd looking at a cloudy, dreary center city skyline. the sunny skies we have enjoyed are now gone. lets head down to the jersey shore and look at cape may, you can see rain drops on the camera, the shore will get on and off precipitation throughout the day. you'll need the rain gear because you can encounter drenching downpours any time during this tuesday. meteorologist, karen rogers is here for david at the "action news" big board. >> hi rick, you know we were looking at that camera shot in cape may, and people are still on the beach but now is the time to pack it in. we have rain there in cape may, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have nothing more than a sprinkle or two in the city itself but areas of yellow indicate heavier rain and we see that west of philadelphia, we go in tighter and take a look at that. it's lifting to the northeast and moving slowly as we zoom into some of these areas, near coatesville, you are getting wet in malvern and norristown and quakertown and this particular area, we have quite a bit of rain alre

the flavor will be the muggy air. 90 degrees for the city, hazy, hot and humid, sunny breaks. tonight, cloudy, humid, 678 degrees outlying suburbs, 74 is for the center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 degrees for tomorrow's high. 92 tuesday. wednesday, sunny turning less humid throughout the day, 88. thursday, comfortable with low humidity levels and another high of 88 degrees, friday back in the 90s that sets up another muggy weekend next weekend highs in the upper 80s. of. >> going into september. thank you, chris. >>> stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live radar, the hourly and regular forecast plus videos from our "action news" meteorologists. >>> the largest record collection is in brazil. we're talking five million album also. his collection is so big he uses a former candle factor to store it. he has 17 interns working on it, one expert said it took take 20 years to complete to create a >> good monday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now in wilmington

headed to the big atlantic city air show, at 1:00 this afternoon still dealing with lots of clouds at that point. the temperature recovering heading to 77 at 1:00 p.m. partly sunny skies at 3:00 p.m. and 79 degrees at 6:00. and that rain is ending just in time for the atlantic city air show. >> thank you karen, we'll check back in later. lets go to katherine scott for more from south jersey. >> people were forced to evacuate their homes because of high water and the smell of natural gas, a lot of water has receded and the lawn was covered in water and the street was covered in water and the damage remains, look at this home, the walls collapsed in the basement and one woman was inside of the basement when this happened but residents were able to pull her out after the collapse of the walls. and can you see the inflatable shark, a pool toy floating, there is significant damage to the homes here, there is no word when the owners of these homes will be able to return home. in millville, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news.." >> thank you katherine. can you stay on top of the changing weather by visiting the new 6abc.com, go to 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker

city. it's sunny across the board still a little bit windy if you're headed to the shore.e a problem there today. they actually had to cancel some firework this evening out in wildwood. so those winds have been creeping up on the high side there and that will continue through tomorrow. there's a look at the seven day forecast. it's up to 88 on tuesday. a slight chance we could see a passing shower on wednesday evening. otherwise it's dry next chance for any real rain would be saturday and sunday. >> all right. thanks dominica. that will do it for us for the fox 29 news at 10. >> keep it right her because we have sports sunday and howard eskin next. ♪ >> and tonight on sports sunday, eagles they really have to make some tough digs. dave spadaro will join know to talk bout toughest one. would the eagles trade quarterback. two of chip kelly's players talk about chip kelly. we have and that the ice bucket challenge gone wrong

new york city and washington d.c., sunny weather will return on friday. temperatures are comfortable. down to 22 degrees toronto and nice comfortable weather in chicago as well. 25 for the high on the last day of business week. finally over towards europe, there are three spots of severe weather. one is over siberia and one is into ukraine and western russia. there's a possible of tornados. back behind it, cooler air is flowing in lowering temperatures once again. about 20 degrees in many places, but blazing hot conditions continue in athens at 39 degrees for the high on friday. here's the extended forecast around the globe. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. gg99Ññw >> welcome back to the "france 24" newsroom. prime minister al-maliki stepped down from power. the move welcomed on domestic and international levels as the country faces an ongoing sunni jihadist threat. inspection of a russian aid convoy begins. they are concerned the trucks are cover for a military incursion by moscow. thousands in the u.s. hold a vigil in honor

city, 62 degrees this morning. and throughout the entire region we're seeing mostly clear skies which will give way to mostly sunny skies as we head through the rest of the day. right now, 61 in trenton and atlantic city, 62. 62 in wilmington, if you're waking up with us in pottstown we're at 60 degrees. a light jacket as you head out the door. a 24-hour temperature change shows we're down 13 degrees, 10 degrees in the poconos. and 8 degrees cooler in atlantic city than yesterday. we're definitely done with the rainfall we saw yesterday and the clouds. so mostly cloudy skies expected for us as we head into the relevant of your thursday. one thing to tell you about as we push into the afternoon, we're going to see a chance of a passing shower but throughout the day, we'll stay mostly sunny. don't be priced in allentown and the poconos, a few sprinkles. as we head into the rest of the day, temperatures will stay in the high 70s, low 80s. 81 degrees on your friday. and beautiful conditions over the next few days. your seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> great looking weekend, but before we can get to that, we've got

atlantic city looking mostly sunny. cape may and rehoboth as well.inds from the east about 7 to 11 miles per hour. i'll have your seven-day forecast coming up. >>> 6:10. before you hit the road on this hump day, let's see if there are delays on the highways. >> for that we check with first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >> no accidents to report on the highways. mass transit is on or close to schedule. two disabled vehicles, 76 westbound near the blue route. it's not causing a slowdown. it's on the shoulder. the other disabled vehicle is on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound as you approach downingtown. that's on the shoulder. i'm continuing to follow the malfunctioning traffic lights at 34th street at grays ferry road. treat that as a four-way stop. expect to see a slowdown in that area. that typically happens whenever traffic lights are not working that is our only problem right now. no accidents as i mentioned. so far, the majors in delaware and new jersey are also clear. tracy? >>> 11 minutes past 6:00. tense moments after peaceful protest

everybody now strongly believes that defeating isis in iraq and liberating the major towns and cities of the sunni triangle will require their active engagement. you need to be engagement of sunnis on the ground. everybody insists that the sunni political and tribal leaders. this is where they may turn a corner. so the sunnis on the other hand themselves would probably no longer accept sectarian rule by a shiite majority. the kurds, on the other hand, have lost faith in iraq. and they wish that they did not have to go back to baghdad. but they are doing so out of necessity and lack of choice. the kurds could not comprehend how essential government in baghdad could starve people from funds at at the time of war against terror. how they can deny -- arriving in kurdistan via the air when people are being slaughtered and religious minorities facing genocide and increasing number of displaced people need basic needs. that's the refugees internally displaced from all parts of iraq. in fact, yesterday, mr. maliki decided to give salaries to people from mosul and tikrit to only those in baghdad now and no

83 in san jose, sun and young in los gatos. 82 for redwood city. 76 for san mateo. 66 along the coast. downtown san francisco is 68. partly sunny and more sunshine in the afternoon. daly city is 64. to the north, 60's along the coast and 70's inland and 80 for sonoma and 80 for castro valley and inland, warmer today than yesterday at conference in pittsburg and 85 at pleasanton. 89 degrees for brentwood. we are tracking a warmer day inland at 88 togethers and the coast is 80 and the bay is 64 and a slight dip tomorrow but the weekend we are back to our summer spread and next week, inland locations are back in the low 90's. >>> it is clear on the san mateo bridge pulling away from the east bay away from hayward to the peninsula, no delays, no accidents, but a big project with pockets of construction in the east bay and oakland coming from san leandro. northbound along the nimitz away from washington avenue and from 16th to broadway. slow down for the cone zone. that will re-open by 5:00 this morning and southbound remark is not too bad. >>> the nfl and apple are teaming up in time for the start of the football season. >> here ar

sunny down the shore. should be a nice beach day. 80 degrees for atlantic city, along with cape may.ineland at 85 degrees. we'll have a high of 85 in wilmington at 85 as well. all under a mix of sun and clouds. winds remaining light but it will be warm for the day today. here's your seven-day forecast. prepare for showers and storms for tomorrow. also a chance on friday. saturday we start to cool off. look at these, we drop to the upper 70s as we start to head into the weekend. those numbers are well below average. more sun expected by sunday. >>> 4:41 now. let's see how the roads are shaping up for your drive to work. >> we check with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. she has the headlines. >> here's what's happening right now, accident-free on the majors, which is good news but we are following overnight construction in some areas, including here in hammonton. take jackson road as an alternate there. speaking of the area bridges, we have normal construction, long-term project on the commodore barry. right now we have some on the burlington bristol bridge in both dir

here's another shore community atlantic city with the waves rolling in. sunnies still shining there. i want to show you time lapses though we will start off in berks county this back at whitefield elementary school on our neighborhood network. beautiful day, sunny, pleasant and then dark cloud rowing in and watch the quick downpour hit ago this area it has cleared out and sunny again. that is shower in montgomery county. also an area that didn't get any showers look at the rehoboth beach delaware, all day long you can walk from umbrella to umbrella along the beach it is starting to thin out, 77 degrees there showers have formed pot west and notice tonight we will see showers move on through. can't rule one out in the city, keep an eye to the sky. they are localized but heavy downpours as we just awe near reading and right now near pottstown f you get stuck outside it could soak you quickly. feeling like fall or late sum here as we get in the friday with temperatures in the 07's, low from the west, high pressure stays overhead on saturday bringing us a return flow

we were there with 100,000 troops and could not stop the violence until we got the city -- sunni bias. what do you propose? guest: you are right. petraeus leadral was the reorientation of the sunni tribal leaders against al qaeda in iraq, the very organization of the daddy -- al baghdadi heads. they have been able to get support from the sunni population of the northern comments as of iraq largely because they are so angry with the role prime minister maliki has not only played to discredit them. you have to think maliki has been a divider. whos a paranoid leader believes the sunni leadership in iraq is determined to overthrow him. he is also convinced it is important to purge iraq's military of all sunni commanders, which he has done. let's face it. the main reason the situation in iraq got so out of hand is not that strong asew much as it was maliki destroyed the cohesion within the country that could have prevented isis from gaining strength inside iraq. host: the next call is atlanta. steve, good morning, republican line. as far as valerie jarrett and the president go, what makes

karim won the election three years ago with a huge majority drawn from all his city's sectarian and ethnic communities, kurds, sunni arabs, turkomen, christians and shiites. on a heavily-guarded tour of the city projects under construction, he maintained he extremists' advance has brought the city's often divided groups together. >> actually, believe it or not, it has strengthened the relationship. they feel closer to me, they come to me for their concerns and their needs more than actually before. >> warner: kadim's sought buy-in from all his constituents, delivering services and governing inclusively in contrast to the zero-sum politics in baghdad. turkoman shop-owner arkan esam appeared to confirm that. >> ( translated ): we like this governor. why? because he is serving the city and doesn't differentiate between the ethnicity's. >> warner: but iraq's long- running sectarian warfare among sunnis, shiites and kurds, newly fueled by the extremist's advance, still impinges. we met with him the morning after three deadly bombings tore through his city. >> president obama had been reluctant to get engaged more milita

we will warm up to 80 for a high here in the city, mostly sunny, pleasant have afternoon. can't complain about this weather but it is chilly after sunset. we will fall back in the 60's. sixty-four the low in the city. widespread 50's early saturday morning. that is your fox cast, lets get back to the roads. traffic authority has been bus think morning. major accident in north philadelphia, at belfield avenue and the whole scene where the police are is still blocking the southbound lanes of belfield avenue. can't use it. you have to use 15th street as the the alternate. also just in conshohocken west elm street at mapel street we have reports of a new accident there. kerr i. >>> caitlin, thanks. 8:03. we have breaking news. police investigating a deadly hit and run this is logan section of philadelphia. it happened just before 5:00 this morning on broad street that is right here near belfield avenue. there is a witness that tells us a woman was hit by one car, felon to a second and then was run over by a third, two of those cars didn't stop. though kept on driving. police di