in a records office in sussex county... so it is being called the "sussex declaration."e other document is behind glass at the national archives in washington, d-c. while that one was produced in 17-76 ... researchers say, the sussex declaration was produced a decade later. researchers are not sure how or when the document made its way to england. (steve) silence may seem like the best sound to have on a trans- continental flight. (pam) but what if you could have the smooth jazz sounds of kenny g instead? that's what happened over the weekend ... to passengers aboard a delta flight heading to los angeles from tampa. the grammy award winning musician agreed to perform a private concert at 30-thousand feet. but only if his fellow passengers donated one- thousand dollars to delta's fundraiser .... benefitting 'relay for life'. they ponied up the cash and raised double what the saxophonist asked for... all for a good cause. in sports... kevin durant is finally back in the lineup tonight... we'll check how the warriors are doing in game four against the blazers. plus... madis

moving through lancaster county over toward chester county and we do have a thunderstorm down in sussex county delaware. if you saw some sun, it may be heading out of here for a few minutes as this line of showers, moves through, you can see around new garden, uwchlan township and portions of coastal sussex county, couple of showers and a thunderstorm. war has ended, problems with flooding remain. we have a threat for some run off from creeks and streams, poor drainage, flood watch remains in effect for majority of our area. that continues in the overnight hours in, a few spots, and a few flood advisory in the region as well areas that picked up heaviest rain seeing ongoing flooding. so especially in this green shaded zone right here, kind of spans the region here and there and watch out for flooding still on the road. as far as rest of this evening is concerned we can still see showers in the poconos, a couple spotty won off to the south but the worries over, and the problem thinks storm is not getting out of here anytime soon. we have a few showers around for our friday but saturday t

it is being called the "sussex declaration." the other parchment document is behind glass at the national archives in washington, d-c. while that one was produced in 17- 76, researchers say the sussex declaration was produced a decade later. ( james ) the san jose sharks season came to an end over the weekend.. but we are now learning long-time veteran joe thornton played the final four games of the playoffs with a torn a-c-l and m-c-l in his left knee. before he returned to action, the 37- year-old downplayed the injury's severity and said it's just the quote "normal stuff that hockey players deal with." thornton underwent surgery yesterday to repair his knee.. the sharks are hoping to re-sign him before he hits free agency. ( james ) coming up on the kron four morning news at five... a car is stolen in the east bay with the family dog still inside... we hear from the victim family in a story you will only see on kron four. and after the break. the warriors and cavs are the biggest rivals in the n-b-a... but one superstar is pu

sussex county in delaware. a couple of lightning strikes being reported down there. clouds and showers and steadier period of rain briefly before cloudy skies by afternoon one or two showers lingering. three miles that's the visibility. 7 in lancaster. 6 miles in millville. the visibility is good in the lehigh valley and the poconos. temperature-wise it's mild for this time of the day. the problem is the temperatures won't climb this afternoon. the normal high is 66. our expected high is 58 or 59. maybe we add three or four degrees to this number here, that's about it. mid 50s with a driving wind out of the northeast 5 to 10 miles per hour. a breeze i should say. the upper level low is off to the southwest. this has to pull through before we see the return of sunshine. we set this in motion, this high will be south. tomorrow, the high nudges the low to the south. we'll see cloudy skies and peeks of sunshine. as we get into monday and tuesday, the high retreats and allows the low to come up, here comes the rain again. some of the rain will be steady at times for the e

this was the scene earlier on today, with the blue skies in east sussex.. earlier on this was stirling in scotland but we have seen some changes in the cloud over the past few hours, in between the two location, the cloud has thinned in northern england and northern ireland, so we have sunshine here, to end the day, and the cloud is thinning across scotland too. the cloudier skies will continue in the north—west and the northern isles. it should be larnely cloud free. mist and fog to the west untriand into the south—west midlands. a chilly night under the clear sky, not far away from freezing in a few place, and as we head to tomorrow, it isa place, and as we head to tomorrow, it is a familiar story the pollen, tree pollen at this time of year, high levels across most of england and wales, probably into sunday too. that fog first thing doesn't last long in the sunshine. it soon warms up long in the sunshine. it soon warms up and it will be sunny in all by the far knot of scotland. away from here very lit in the way of cloud at all, and that means it should

there has been a lot of cloud but many areas across england and wales, just like in east sussex, theowery rain is sinking west. and south. far north—east, more significant. we have had rain, sleet, hail, and even some snow showers. have had rain, sleet, hail, and even some snow showers. the daffodils don't know what is happening. a cold front, we will see some cold air introduced. sinking southwards through the afternoon. with higher areas, a wintry mix. during cold as the cold air date stamp. 6—9 c. the odd spit and spot of rain in the cloud. highest values of 13 and 1a. showers slipping south through the night. 0utbreaks showers slipping south through the night. outbreaks of rain in east anglia and the south east corner. they hide it, temperatures falling away. towns and city centres harbouring crusty freezing, and in rural parts minus six or minus eight degrees. a hard frost in the final. that could be an issue for young spring plans and vegetation. j on tuesday if you are heading back to work. if you are off with the kids —— a better day. top temperatures of 8-14. —— a better day

. >>> if you live in sussex county, police want to alert you in a spike of heroin overdoses that has taken place over this weekend, and one of the overdoses was deadly. state health officials are >> i'm here to advocate for science that serves a common good. >> a global march for science yesterday. they joined others in washington, d.c. and elsewhere who criticized president trump for proposing budget cuts to major government research programs. >> the idea that science is being neglected when you build policy is ridiculous. >> that pediatrician used science to show how lead tainted water affect children. >>> grounded. an airline employee is suspended this morning after a mom claims she was hit with her baby in her arms. we'll have details coming up. >>> also ahead, the big birthday bash. the plans to celebrate the special day of one of philadelphia's favorite mascots and how can you play a part. >>> welcome back and happy sunday morning. i am meteorologist, tammy souza. if you want to get out and take that walk you will be able to do it today. we will see the sunshine return. and we

. >> during the day she works at sussex federal and in the evening you find her on the road. >> i run0 or 80 hours per week. i do back-to-back runs on the weekend. >> if she looks like a pro, she is. >> they ask how can you do that, how can you run for that long of time. and it's really a gift. >> she is raised over $250,000 for her runs. this will be her eighth a charity run of the year. it will be the second time she has run seven marathons in seven days. this year, all proceeds will benefit the hoped-for warriors charity. >> did you do 5 miles yet? >> it is a fund-raising bug that first began ten years ago when she donated kidney to a complete stranger. >> i was driving to work and i heard a story on the radio about a family who needed a kidney donor for their data. that was a turning point for me. as far as being a volunteer and helping others. >> she's about a week out from the big kickoff. ill take a pass most significant veterans memorial on the island. others on the run, are you can donate by devoting to go team eva.org. so are you ready for a marathon or seven? tweet me your

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there is one storm, seeing lightening around salisbury maryland moving into sussex county delaware. we are seeing a few scattered showers this evening. worst is over but you can see this storm is a very large system. first band of heavy rain, thunder pushing out but notice circulation extend through ohio valley, and that is what will be above us tomorrow, scattered showers, cloud, instability and cool conditions will feel that through the day. latest from the camera time lapse from 2:00 o'clock. notice how heavy rain was, blinding conditions, can't even see the city sky line and just like that, it clears out, there is city, there is blue sky, so much nicer now and temperatures on the rise as well, 55 degrees there. we will take a peak at future weather still a few scattered showers off to the south, most of the evening will feature sunshine here and there. overnight we will see cloud work their way back in and wake up tomorrow morning to cloud, scattered showers and a snow shower in the poconos and it will be a cool, cloudy friday, with scattered showers around through about 1:00. f

you can see the first showers already at sussex county, moving into southwest kent county.here's more on the way. we've issued a first alert for the entire viewing area during the day today. especially later this morning and this afternoon. severe storms, potentially damaging winds, maybe some hail. threat of heavy downpours which could lead to more flooding. we've had so much rain lately. by tomorrow morning we may still have some showers in the area by tomorrow morning. this is what we're looking at storm totals. just under half an inch at south jersey. as you move inland, more than 1 1/3 inches in philadelphia. p pottstown and allentown, we're likely to see potential for more flooding. by the weekend, things are looking nice, sunny and warmer, too. perfect timing for the cherry blossom festival. it's what we have to get through today and tomorrow that won't be so nice. shower thunderstorms in philadelphia. the wind will be blowing. lingering showers for the phillies game, 49 degrees. the high will feel colder than that. we clear out this weekend. look at the warming tren

to come together, moving through northeastern maryland, hitting portions of delaware already and sussex and kent county. nothing heavy about that. storms have so far missed us, i pennsylvania. there's more to the south. this is severe weather moving through north carolina. this is hours away from us. it is moving our way. so, expect to see some thunderstorms today. hour-by-hour forecast at 9:00 this morning. light rain. steadier rain moving up from the south. at noontime today, we'll see heavier downpours. this is just uped computer model which shows those at noontime in philla, pushing north at 2:00. we're back to the light scattered showers. no thunderstorms here. but look at this line developing to our west and will be swinging in to parts of the area 2:30 this afternoon. heavier showers moving through lancaster county swinging through portions of berks county and lehigh valley. at 4:00 in the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms could develop in philadelphia as well. not going to be a nice one today. there's potential for damaging weather later this afternoon -- later this morning a

there will be places like richmond and sussex, where labour voters labour votes to the lib dems are thes a lot more of a soft tory vote, where when the election campaign goes on and receive the relentless nature of it, they may decide they are remain first and tory second. it'll be better than they had, but it's not good to be huge. the impact will be about those who switch from labour to the conservatives. in northern ireland, there's the debate over the border with the republic of ireland and the snp are desperately wanting another referendum. bloggers create extra problems for the british government. this will be the great crack. this will be the time when they say, theresa may, helped by david cameron's appalling judgment on the referendum, hacked apart the united kingdom. i think it will be all over. i think the scots will be gone after the next referendum or the one after that. in northern ireland, it's very frightening about weather we go back to the bad old times. it's been quite cavalier of the entire brexit campaign not to consider the united kingdom. i'm far more optimistic.

primarily obviously through new jersey, southern half of it, then down through delaware, kent and sussexounties. here in philly couple of damp roads. i think basically done. any of the showers will clear on out, left with sunshine, high of 84 degrees. for day two of the draft. and then, tomorrow, meisha, i think generally stays partly sunny, may be shower or thunderstorm along the way, but i say the bigger story here is absolutely the warmth of tomorrow. >> yes, absolutely, katie, do you think they should bring the umbrellas tomorrow? >> i think probably should get away without it, keep your ears perked. >> all right, thank you so much. well, very good morning to you. it is friday indeed. but we are waking to up a lot of activity, let's get into it. downed pole, both directions at lime lexington road, from a fuel spill, you are reduced to one lane as you move around there. not posing too many problems right now but will as we progress into the 5:00 hour. accident here, construction first, not too far away from where the downed pole is route 309 between sumneytown pike and chesterfield dr

there are obviously speckles of green, southern most counties, kent, sussex, starting to see possibility of showers. that will continue to lift north throughout the rest of the day. this is a pesky system that's hanging out across mid-atlantic, where this is coming from, actually going to lead to more wet weather tomorrow. forty-nine in millville, 48ac, cool start to the day. not terribly wind at this moment, 36 degrees mount pocono, the day progresses, yes, not idealment going to need the umbrella throughout the course of the day with some showers around the region, just? general, so kind of dreary day expected. i do promise you, better weather news down the road. but you are going to need to keep the umbrella at the ready here through the next couple of days. but, there is again meisha light at the end of the tunnel. just about get through the next couple of days. if we have wet weather, maybe monday is the best way to get it out of the way. >> i was just thinking, not a friday, who knows what friday will hold, but -- >> i would stay tuned. >> i was going to say, ill. thank you so much

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some coastal fog could linger across that kent coast and through sussex, so temperatures could struggleand drizzly rain here as well. behind it, somewhat brighter, fresher weather. breezy, with a scattering of showers to the northern western scotland. there will be a deal of dry weather in the story, with the rain is uefa the south—east. but the day is rather overcast. ten to 15 the high and 2000. the pressure builds as we move from tuesday into wednesday, just allowing these weather fronts to topple across the top into scandinavia. but that does mean that the winds will be straitly stronger and from the north—westerly direction as we go through the middle of the week. so few feel that little bit fresher than the temperature suggested to the far north, a good slice of such i could be fell elsewhere, with highs of 30 to 40 celsius. enjoy your week. —— 13 or 14. this is bbc world news. the headlines: rescue teams in colombia are continuing to search for anyone who might have survived the devastating mudslides in the south of the country. the president has said 254 people are known to have

the federal grant money will pay for learning opportunities for low-income families in kent and sussexounties. it will help support children from birth to age 3, as well as their families. >>> happening this weekend, tens of thousands of comcast employees across the country will volunteer in the annual comcast cares day event. tomorrow morning, nbc10 employees will work at the shane victorino boys and girls club. i'll be there, looking forward to it. we will be cleaning, painting, and landscaping. comcast is the parent company of nbc10. >>> comcast cares day coincides with earth day. activists across the country will be holding marches for science. the largest is scheduled for the national mall in washington. similar rallies are planned locally for penn's landing, doylestown, and atlantic city. the marches will focus on environmental causes and changes in government policy linked to scientific research. >>> tomorrow is also record store day. events are planned in our area to celebrate the culture of the independently owned record store. they include in-store performances and the releas

as you can see along that sussex coastline we kept some sunshine and was reasonably pleasant, 16 degrees scenario into the afternoon. through today we will keep more of a breeze and some showery weeks of rain to the north—west of the great glen, and that will stay before drifting off into the northern isles through today. elsewhere, some sunny spells coming through and some fare with a cloud developing in the afternoon. all in all reasonably pleasant day for many, a good deal dry weather in the story. top temperatures again of around 16. a bit fresher in the north and west. the wind direction changes subtly as we move towards wednesday, swinging around to north—westerly. that will drift those were the funds further south. by those were the funds further south. by then, a week affair, a band of showery outbreaks of rain sinking down through wales into the midlands. it should stay dry during daylight hours into the south—east corner. behind it, somewhat breezy conditions, feeling colder on the exposed coasts, ten or 11 and maybe some gales later in the day. as we move through wednesday nig

what's interesting, though, is that it did look as though little shower rolling across sussex countyu know, you may or may not see shower in some of the southern counties walking out the door, but looks still dry. see that right there. looks like little pocket of showers that's been moving through. so in many locations you're off to actually clear start, especially through the northern counties, that cloud deck just starting to lift in. you can see the moisture though, waiting in the wings, that's all part of this larger system. quite a bit of soaking rain currently moving through sluggishly no less through the carolinas there is will need some time to rotate away. so we've got basically two straight days of dreary weather to tell you about. there will be weather time frame than others, and in addition to this, what you will notice, not so much the numbers, look at the direction of these arrows, starting off at noon today, look at the direction that the arrows maintain, right through tomorrow evening. that's nice on shore flow. that's going to be little breezy out there. these are su

frost in east anglia and essex and parts of sussex. the hills and west. eventually into northern england. brightening up in eastern scotland. sunniest in central and southern england and wales. feeling quite warm in the sunshine. a short—lived warm spell. working three into the weekend. high pressure nearby. not much rain. this chart suggests some cold air on the weight to be that also affects part of europe. winter has returned. these are the scenes from munich yesterday. good snowfall. some snow in the alps as well. that is how it is looking. back to you. look at that! in case you just turned on your television, it is not it is in munich. thank you very much. running a marathon is a huge physical and mental challenge, and for a group of runners it's being used as a way of helping them cope with their own emotional difficulties. mind 0ver marathon is a new bbc documentary which follows ten people affected by mental health issues, as they train for the big race in london this weekend. mum of three, rhian, lost her baby son george in 20

we have plenty of sunshine at the moment, this sent in recently from a west sussex weather watcher.and western areas, the scottish highlands seeing a lot of clout, and the odd splash of rain because of a weather front approaching. northern ireland and much of scotland cloudy, rain into the west and cloudy for some western coasts of england and wales, that weather will feel cool and some sunshine further east which could well reach 25, possibly 26 degrees. this evening the weather front degrees. this evening the weather fro nt m oves degrees. this evening the weather front moves from the north west towards the south, most rain fades away, bringing some cooler airfrom the north—west. tomorrow while a decent day on the face of it for april we will see spells of sunshine but it will feel that bit cooler. wave goodbye to 25 degrees, instead his of 15, some showers as well, they could even be wintry across the north of scotland. that is all from me for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the british government toughens its rhetoric over russia's involvement in the syrian civil war

of us frost free, but perhaps a nip of frost for the countryside in south—east england, areas like sussexccasional spit of rain across northern england, perhaps into the midlands and mid—wales as we go through thursday morning but the amounts will be very small. just a cloudy kind of day across england and wales. loss of cloud in the north—west, a few showers pushing into the western isles of scotland. for northern ireland and scotland generally, the skies are a little bit brighter, scope for if you hazy spells of sunshine to come through and temperatures around 12—14. on friday perhaps a little rain in the western isles of scotland, otherwise another dry day. a bit more sunshine to go round and with lighter winds it will get warmer, temperatures up to 17 in london but the warmth would be with us for very long because here is the forecast for the weekend. high—pressure shifts further westwards allowing northerly winds to come down. those winds will bring some slightly cooler air, still not feeling bad particularly in the sunshine with temperatures around 15 degrees, similar to the weather

intervals but also heavy bursts and a rumble of thunder across devon and dorset and the odd splash in sussex parts of england, looking fine and dry and some sunshine towards the north wales as well. northern ireland is on fine and dry to the afternoon and fine and dry into the evening. a fine day for scotla nd into the evening. a fine day for scotland with temperatures up to 17 in the north west. into the evening as low pressure drifts eastwards across england and wales, we continue to see cloud and outbreaks of rain with heavy bursts in the south—west of england. further north across scotland and northern ireland it is clear and dry up with just a slight touch of frost in rural parts of northern scotland. on bike holiday monday it should be showery across southern parts of england and wales. the odd spot of rain the northern ireland. brighter weather in between the showers and further north across the country, scotland and northern ireland having a decent day with ten pitches in the mid teens. cooler around the east coast as we teens. cooler around the east coast as we bring in the cooler b

viewers in kent and sussex can see more on that story on bbc south east today after this programme hereesident trump says relations between the us and russia may be at an all—time low. still to come, the continuing appeal of the roller—coaster. 200 years after it first took to the tracks for the first time. coming up in sport at 1:30pm on bbc news: we'll have the latest from the world track cycling championships. there are more british medal chances on the second day of competition in hong kong. 13 years ago, more than 1,000 people were taken hostage by chechen rebels at a school in beslan in russia. 331 people were killed after russian forces eventually stormed the building. half of those who died were children. today, the european court of human rights has ruled that the russian government should have done more to prevent the bloodshed, and it awarded compensation of around £2.5 million to relatives. sophie long reports. you may find some of these images upsetting. when rebels stormed school number one in beslan and forced more than 1100 children, parents and teachers into the gym, mo

. >>> if you live in sussex county, police and delaware state health officials want to alert you about the spike in heroin overdoses. one of the overdoses this weekend was deadly. spike alarming. >> i am here to advocate for science that serves the common good. >> there was a global march for science on earth day yesterday. the tkepdemonstrators joined ot in washington, d.c. and elsewhere who criticize president trump for proposing budget cuts. >> the idea that science is neglected when you build policy is ridiculous. >> this is what can happen when government dismisses science. >> president trump said he's committed to science that, quote, depends not on ideology but on a it of honest enquiinqn. >>> another airplane black. new video that forced a airline to ground one of its workers and what philadelphia flyers are saying about it. >>> and fans getting a new look at the coach in action in the cherry and white match-up. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america >>> good morning, and welcome back. i am meteorologist, tammie souza. we are off to a f

this morning where whes we're seeing cloudy skies in places like buena, millville, atlantic city, sussex county in delaware. all those locations are stuck in the clouds. eventually what will happen this high should win the battle today. that will keep all the clouds and the rain at bay down to the south across the carolinas and the virginias. unfortunately as we head into tuesday, the high retreats back into canada, that charged up the eastern seabed -- seaboard again. future tracker 6, stop the clock at 1, mostly sunny skies north of the pennsylvania turnpike. high, thin clouds mixed in south and east. that will be the trend throughout the day. high, thin clouds where the sun beats through that. a nice finish to the weekend. overnight tonight, increasing clouds, tomorrow morning, starting out with clouds, showers south and east of philadelphia. the coverage of this will increase throughout the day. i'm not expecting a drive rain but expect to see showers or brief periods of rain throughout the day, that continues through tuesday, as well. you can see how some of this begins to push in o

east sussex, for example, has some of the best performing schools in the country, and they are set toive an increase of 3%. however, in lewes, in my constituency, many of my small rural primary schools are set to see a reduction. will the prime minister guarantee that she will look at the issue of rural primary school funding so that we can even out the distribution of money? prime minister: my honorable friend is absolutely right to point out the record levels of funding that are going into schools. it is also the case, as i said earlier, that over the years there has been a general acceptance across this house that the current system of funding is not fair in certain parts of the country. that is why we want to end that postcode lottery and look at a system that is fairer and more up to date and that will support our plan for a society where progress is based on merit and not on privilege. i am very happy to look at her concerns. i recognise that small rural schools have particular ?issues, and i am happy to look at them to ensure that we get the funding formula right and that we ca

we'll zoom in there first, here's milford along the sussex, kent county line. this is rushing off to the east. it will hit the southern area of cape may county within the hour or so. it is not too heavy, just lighter shades of green, couple of specks of yellow showing up there. it will move off to the east and move out of here in an hour or so. 85 degrees, that's a big deal later this afternoon. one of the warmest temperatures, it would be the warmest temperature we've seen this year. we hit on this date back in 2002. we're 21 degrees above the seasonal average of 64. atlantic city if he airport, 66. millville, 62. dover, 65 we're at 61. the lehigh valley just a little bit cooler with temperatures close to 50 degrees, but there's no wind to the north. so it feels pretty comfortable. ten miles per hour out of the southwest in dover. 7 in atlantic city and 8 miles in philadelphia. satellite and radar pretty quiet out there, showers off to the west. this is the leading edge of the frontal system that is heading this way overnight tonight, it will bring cooler, dri

the money will fund learning opportunities for low-income families in kent and us sussex counties. >>> new at 5:00, protecting immigrants inside new jersey's courtrooms. why a judge is fighting to make that the case. fight for his brain. why aaron hernandez's lawyer is threatening a lawsuit one day after the former football player was found dead in his jail cell. >>> and joint session. why a free giveaway on capitol hill today ended with at least six people in handcuffs. finally, stalking a former first daughter. how a repeat proposal to malia obama got one man arrested by the secret service. >>> we have new information about breaking news we're following in paris. we learned more about what happened during that shooting. investigators say a man drove up to a police car, got out of the car, and shot into it killing the officer. two other officers then chased after the gunman. both officers were shot but the suspect was killed. this all happened along the champs-elysees. we've also just learned that the suspect was flagged as an extremist. we'll continue to follow this breaking news st

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this is in sussex county. they say they saw a number of men go in and out. when authorities burst inside they say they also discovered a victim. a 25-year-old woman from the dominican republic in one of the bedrooms. the suspect is being held on $250,000 cash bond. >>> splitting up with a spouse can split to a splitting headache at tax time. how you can avoid tax day surprises after a divorce. plus -- >>> here we go. >> that's a baby girl on the way to the hospital to be born her mom went into labor. ♪ >>> here we go. certainly an unforgettable day on the job for one new jersey state trooper. he helped a woman deliver her daughter on the side of i-78. happened in the town of summit. this was thursday morning. the mother was being driven to the hospital by a friend but her little girl could not wait. the driver pulled over to the side of the road and called 911. the baby was delivered within minutes of the trooper's arrival. mom and baby were taken to the hospital. they're both in good condition tonight. >>> we

steadier showers in southern delaware and sussex county. sprinkles trying to reach the ground in chester county. there is steadier rain to the west and to the southwest. that's eventually going to creep into the lehigh valley, too. that's likely not going to happen until during the afternoon where stead area rain into the later afternoon and evening hours. what we will see, temperatures climbing, and the temperatures right now, in the 50s for philadelphia. low 50s in manayunk. 51 in graduate hospital and society hill. the airport is 50 degrees. northeast philadelphia, 49 now at parkwood and bustleton, northeast philadelphia airport. here's your hour-by-hour forecast. 8:00 this morning, this is a chance hear light scattered showers -- chance of light scattered showers. i think we'll see sprinkles this morning. as the next round comes from the south during the afternoon and evening hours, we'll e weed need the umbrella at 4:00 this afternoon. that's when the rain will start reaching into the lehigh valley. light rain for trenton, philadelphia

heading over into new jersey medford lakes at 41, and millville at 44 and down in, ellendale down in sussex county, delaware it is 45 degrees. is there your tour around town little rowing area of precipitation around williamsport this morning. we will see if any of that makes it to the pocono mountains but we're expecting mixture of sun and included and more seasonal weather with a high of 67 degrees. so that is your friday, we've got you all the way through the weekend and monday too, bob kelly because we know kid are off monday as well. >> we will be looking for your egg salad on monday, sueby. >> 40:00 to. she gave you a tour with the temperatures, lets do that with the camera. live look here. this is i-95 south as camera says but this is i-95 north bound construction between kerlin and the blue route, a left over crew, they are loving these temperatures and getting a lot of work done this week as we wrap it all up today, getting ready for easter holiday n problems here on the 42 freeway this fellow just pulled over here, he popped his blinkers on we will see what is going on here. kind

leading edge of not just the clouds but also couple of showers currently moving on in through kent, sussex counties then over across the bay into southern most new jersey. it is all relatively light. certainly very scattered. and i would say that's the worse you'll find throughout the day. you can see though it is actually quite clear through the northern half of the region, clouds certainly building but at the moment, supposed to be beautiful sunrise going on up in the poconos, why it is so chilly, because do you have such clear sky. 37 degrees. forty-two in allentown. forty-six in trenton. at 50 degrees in philadelphia. meanwhile, as the day progresses, kids are hitting the school bus, i would say, sends them out the door with a coat for sure. we hit the mid and up ear's for lunch and recess, then by the road home, at best, only into the up ear's, so also be some showers around. meisha, over to you. >> all right, katie, thank you so much for that. so whenever we hear just even the hubbub of some rain coming down anywhere, just heads up. coming down your neck of the woods, give yourselves

the document was found in the west sussex region record office and is thought to have been made either in philadelphia or new york for a british politician who supported america during the revelation. pretty cool. >> yeah. >>> talking about old stuff. despite being older than columbus's voyage across the atlantic, one of the nation's oldest trees has been cut down in new jersey. the 600-year-old white oak was declared dead last year after showing signs of rot and weakness. an arborist said it most likely would not have been able to withstand any major storms. legend has it the tree once served as picnic shade for george washington. it stood about 100 feet tall, truck circumference of 18 feet and had branches sped over 150 feet. happy news, though. another white oak cultivated from the deceased tree's acorns has been plant at the church. >> another 600 years. >> we have to wait a while. >>> still ahead, golden state sweeps the trail blazers. >>> madison balm garnm garner t about the freak accident that injured his shoulder. hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really... ...need a s

a factory worker from eastbourne in east sussex has beenjailed for four months for posting a threat toher home. the conservative mp said she hoped the case would be a deterrent, as her family had been affected by the ‘chilling threat‘: 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports with a brazen hand gesture, mark sands arrived in court. never in trouble with police before, now in jail for threatening to kill his local mp. when police found his facebook page, it was full of posts described as hateful and vitriolic, showing entrenched political views. he referred to himself as a trainee murderer. he wrote, end poverty, kill a tory now. and the one for which he was jailed, if you vote to take my money, that was aimed at caroline ansell. she received a call from police last year saying there was a credible threat against her life. seen it on the front page of your local newspaper, and then seeing it in every cafe in the town, supermarkets and newsagents. it was very powerful. i sat with my 12—year—old son and his eyes widened, as you‘d imagine, as he saw the red that message and saw my

she was born in east sussex, brought up in 0xfordshire, the daughter of a clergyman.ll, she always harboured an ambition to lead the country. she is doing that now and causing quite a ke rfuffle doing that now and causing quite a kerfuffle in doing so. people here remember her long years as home secretary, the second longest serving home secretary in a hundred yea rs. let's serving home secretary in a hundred years. let's go back to the story of the day, the announcement she made just after 11 o'clock in windy downing street. i went into maidenhead this morning and spoke to the morning shoppers and asked them what they made of what she had to say. what do you think? it is a bit soon, isn't it question much itjust got m, isn't it question much itjust got in, didn't she? didn't know what to make of it. ijust heard on the news. i am absolutely staggered. i can't really see the reason why. i know there is a lot going on and the question of brexit, but i was really quite astounded. i think it is a good thing, really. i do. quite astounded. i think it is a good thing, reall

we will show you some pictures, it is been nice and warm in east sussex. and you will see some extent —— put them on the map and you will see the extent. a disappointing day across northern england and northern ireland. more sunshine for them this season doing this evening. a chilly night, maybe some patchy fog affecting the ma, the m5 alley in the morning and there will be some low temperatures as well in the countryside is with those clear skies. more sunshine on the way to marrow and high levels of tree pollen at this time of the year across england and wales weather sunshine is also particularly strong. the fog will not last long at all and there will be pretty much blue skies, notjust across england and wales but lots of sunshine across northern ireland and the good pa rt across northern ireland and the good part of scotland safer the far north. it temperatures are getting into double figures otherwise a woman they then today and we could get up to 20 degrees across the south. 17 at aintree for the grand national. much brighter and warmer so national.

from our brighton studio is caroline barlow, headteacher at heathfield community college in east sussexansion proposal. are against the grammar schools expansion proposallj are against the grammar schools expansion proposal. i think, are against the grammar schools expansion proposal. ithink, like many headteachers across the country, i am cautious about the proposals that are being suggested. whilst delighted that the goverment is finding finance their education, i think most of us would like to see it directed towards the majority of schools that already exist and that are doing an excellentjob for the pupils. so, is this because the proposals come against a background of schools complaining about having to make cuts? absolutely. we will see an 8% real terms cut in our funding over the next few years. we have been making strong claims about that over the last year, if not more, and it is disappointing that the government is finding funds that they wish to direct in the direction of selection rather than the direction of existing schools. we know that 89% of schools are good or outstan

sunshine through cornwall, at devon, the isle of wight, to hit kent and sussex.shire, cumbrae cumbrae a little bit on the chilly side. a bit of grass frost around but it won't last very long. the sun is strong. a fine, fine, warm —ish day. we are predicting 60 celsius for the boat race. we will get some updates from the river thames. there could bea from the river thames. there could be a couple of light showers around today. just a few light ones are around lincolnshire into east anglia but that is pretty much it. a fine evening on the way. clear skies, quite near peak, temperatures down to about five or six degrees in some areas and then the weather for monday is going downhill a little bit across western areas. this high which is bringing us great weather todayis which is bringing us great weather today is out of the scene. we have weather fronts coming in off the atla ntic weather fronts coming in off the atlantic which means rain in northern ireland tomorrow morning. it will reach western scotland as well. for the bulk of england, tomorrow, another beautiful

we will go to the south, georgetown delaware sussex county 68 degrees. sixty-five in the capitol city of delaware. even at the shore pretty mild so far, low, 60's, in mid 60's for inland spots here at the airport, and even temperatures at the shore today well in the 70's getting close to 80 with that southeasterly, westerly breeze. and even around the city right now upper 50's, 40's, new jersey, mullica 56. sixty-one at the airport. suburbs feeling the warmth already, ambler at 51. fifty in allentown. even lehigh valley will be well in the 80's today. couple of spotty showers this morning, and this will stay north/northwest, so maybe poconos, couple sprinkles early today but the main chance or at remain threat for some, heavier showers and storms will be later on tonight, again, majority of that will be to the north and west of the cities because of the cold front, that is passing on by. out ahead of the front we will clear these skies up a little bit, early afternoon, decent sunshine we will be warmth, still dry, not much showing up on our forecast mode

rural parts of south—east england could be bit of south—east england could be bit of frost, kent, sussexme bright sunny spells through. temperatures between 12-14 spells through. temperatures between 12—14 celsius. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines... theresa may defends her decision to call for a general election injune, saying it would give her the "strongest hand" in brexit negotiations and make it hard for people to "frustrate" the exit process. i believe that this is the way that we can ensure we get clarity and stability into the future. we get the strong leadership we need for the united kingdom going beyond brexit. the prime minister confirms she won't take part in television debates ahead of this election, but labour says it's "critically important" to take part. labour accused the prime minister of dodging a head to head showdown. i'm hoping that the prime minister changes her mind about this issue of head—to—head televised debates. she's refusing at the moment, but i think that would be critically important to have in this election campaign. prince william speaks out ab

this was the scene as we started the scene in east sussex. a beautiful sareen sunrise there. a bit warmer than they have done over the past week or so. quite easy whether developing there is the chance of some rain during sunday and monday. it wouldn't be a bank holiday without a little bit of rain in the forecast. we have a front approaching from the atla ntic we have a front approaching from the atlantic but before it gets their high pressure is dominating the weather for much of the country so weather for much of the country so we still have quite a lot of cloud out there this morning. just a few isolated showers coming out of that cloud across parts of wales, for instance, north—west england as well. to the south of that there is plenty of sunshine developing. this is nine a.m.. so across the bulk of england in the southern wales, some sunshine. a few light showers dotted here and there. the north—west of england, and the north of wales, in the southern scotland as well. northern ireland, central and southern scotland getting away with a largely dry picture with some suns

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