good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam.he younger of the two victims was shot to death. a second is at the hospital right now with gunshot wounds and police are sifting through the evidence trying to track down the person or people behind this shooting. take a look at these images from the bloody scene. this is in the city's port richmond section at the intersection of frankford and oreland. police responded to reports of gunfire. a 14-year-old boy was shot multiple times in the neck and back. he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but later died from his injuries. police then found a 16-year-old shooting victim. he had injuries in his neck and shoulder or shoulder rather. he is in stable condition. police have no suspects or a motive on anyone with information on this shooting is asked to contact authorities. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." >> all right, jeanette, thank you for that. >>> and happening today, jury deliberations c

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. capitol one venture rewards credit card came out tops. the card had the best rewards program with an annual fee of $59 which it waives the first year. others included barclay club arrival plus bank mer card. and city double cash. over the past two years card issuers have upped the ante with better rewards and sign-ups. a drop in ail weighed on energy shares. futures pointing to a mixed open. report on pending home sales and federal reserve on general due out. that's the latest in biz. >> did you check to see if it's still raining out there. >> yes and it's drizzly and miserable and the fog is really affecting the commute. >> great. >> hey, the afternoon is going to look brighter. let's start with storm tracker6 live double scan around the area and we can see those storms that are firing up in harrisburg, in mount pocono. so, in the lehigh valley you'll be among the first to see them but let's go on outside and check this fog right now 'cause sky6 trying to look at philadelphia interna

tam. >> thank you, matt, we'll take a short break and come back to

>> reporter: well, tam, pse&g crews are here trying to make the repairs. if you look past the vehicles you can see they have dug underneath the surface of the roadway as they continue to fix the issue. this is a busy stretch, but you do want to avoid it, the eastbound side of route 70 in cherry hill is closed to traffic from grove past curtis traffic is getting by in the westbound lanes, so a lane is closed. when we first got here we were standings closer to curtis where it happened. crews said it was not safe to stand that close. police say no one needed to be evacuated from their homes. along 70 it is commercial. this happened in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis and cherry hill around 12:30. pse&g said one of the crews was completing work on a project for the department of transportation project when a line was cut. when the repairs will be complete it is estimated between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. avoid the area, service to customers was not disrupted. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> more breaking news out of bucks county. police ar

tam? you matt. >> we're going to continue to follow the breaking news of dozens of people hitting the road from the holiday recovering from a close call on the tour bus. the coach overturned on the new jersey turnpike sending dozens of riders flying. the action cam was there in the southbound lanes at bus was towed away in west deptford gloucester county. let's go live to jeanette reyes at the woolwich township municipal building with reaction from the victims. >> reporter: good morning, tam, many of the passengers are in the hospital. we talked to a few who didn't sustain serious injuries they were brought here, they were, of course, a bit shaken up and shared with us the terrifying moments before the crash and after. take a look at the images you can see this, this happened before 1:00 a.m. on the new jersey turnpike at mile marker 19. it involved a tour bus with 50 people on board. the bus was flipped on its side and the cab of the truck nearly detached and ended up on the wooded area o

matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> changes are coming to greek life at penn state university.he board of trustees is meeting next week. penn state's president is promising decisive action to deal with chronic problems like excessive drinking and sexual assault. the recommendations follow the death of a pledge after binge drinking during hazing activities in february. 18 members of the shuttered beta theta pi fraternity face charges for that pledge's death. >> students in northern california are heartbroken and outraged over a yearbook mistake. 70 seniors were not include in the high school year brook. the students chose not pay for a senior portrait with the understanding that their school i.d. photo would be used instead. >> these are my friends who i want to be able to go back into my yearbook in the future and be able to like, oh, there's juliet, oh, there's cooper and i can't even do that. >> the yearbook adviser took responsibility for the error and apologized. the students were given supplemental pages with every senior included. >> ♪ >> welcome back everybody. let's see

good morning tam and matt.in exton chester county this morning along 202 right by the 30 bypass. no extra overnight construction of course because of the holiday, but the crews will return tonight and work some more here in the ongoing work zone over the amtrak tracks. in fact tonight they're also blocking some of the ramps in this area. going to block the ramp from the northbound side of business 30 and restrictions on the ramp from the 30 bypass eastbound at 202 but that's all later on tonight. this morning we're watching a crash in wayne along weedily road near seton ross road. vehicle into a tree so emergency crews are on the scene there. elsewhere in chester county, we have some milling work going on this week so watch out for the crews, they're going to be out there directing you with the flags. the flaggers are going to be out along 41 gap newport pike. i think 896 or 82 would be better bets in that area. in birmingham township more construction continues where they're working on the bridge along street

storm tracker 6 live double scan, as tam said we have rain through parts of the region. it's pushing through south jersey and up through trenton. philadelphia beginning to dry out. the shower we see near reading and allentown is in the process of moving toward the northeast. i think we'll see drying conditions across the region. if you're in the northern suburbs, check out how there are additional showers west of pilots and harrisburg. they could be in and out of the picture this morning and maybe into the early afternoon. take a look outside, we have sky6 live hd we are looking at benjamin franklin parkway, a little bit of movement on the banners hanging down there on the flags of all nations. and you can see there's a little bit of a breeze, but it's not that bad wind wise. the big story is how it rained overnight and we have wet roads there. 59 degrees in philadelphia. cool enough for a jacket. wind running northeast at 9 miles per hour. as you see, showers around this morning. and then we get up to 9:00 a.m., some of the additional prongs of precipitation out to the

back over to you matt and tam. >> let's talk about the weather today, david. >> all right. >> okay. >at's my job. showers right now in parts of the region. not going to be around much longer so if you really like rain head out fast. closer view, there you see, the rain breaking up a little bit to the west of philadelphia and chester county, the western part of the county beginning to dry out. there could be a little mist and drizzle where you don't see the green but generally speaking this is headed towards the east and it looks like over the next hour to two hours we will probably see it all the way over by the coast. taking a look outside we have cloudy skies of course with that rain popping through. just some light drizzle and the real light rain in philadelphia currently. 56 degrees in allentown. in philadelphia, 58. and our numbers are very even ranging between 56 and 58 across the region with the clouds in place and most of us still a bit damp. but future tracker6 shows you that between now and 8 o'clock most that of rain is over to the east and after that we actually see some b

matt and tam. >> thank you david.ent is growing to see who will win this season of "dancing with the stars." the final three couples performed six routines last night. someone will walk home with a mirrorball trophy tonight. alicia vitarelli has a front row seat in los angeles. >> reporter: three stars remain but only one will take home that coveted mirrorball trophy. the ballroom is hot. night one is in the books and tonight we find out who will take it all. >> ♪ >> reporter: tomorrow will be the world series all over again. >> we'll see. tune in. we'll see. >> reporter: you have a chance of winning now and now you are ready to win this, too. >> my gosh, i can't believe it. >> feels good to get the 10s, right. >> feels really good. >> ♪ >> reporter: i love what you said, you've always come this close. maybe this time you've got it. >> maybe the lucky turn a little bit. i don't know. we'll see. [laughter] >> because i've never done ballroom dancing day in my life. i was ground zero, no idea what i was getting in every

[laughter] >> i'm going with tam's haiku.we are going to see some sunshine today but not a whole lot. we're also going to see some storms, the sun kind of destabilizing the atmosphere this afternoon. >> we won't hate you. >> storm tracker6 live double scan showing us that right now the storms are far to our north and west. we're watching that near mount pocono, near harrisburg and a lot of this is lifting up to the north and east but we're going to be watching especially in the lehigh valley for a shower or a thunderstorm earlier on. let's take a look outside and show you what it looks like and it's really hard to see because fog is reducing visibility significantly in some spots as you can see in this shot and in parts of the region as you're traveling we have visibility less than a half a mile. so, be careful. the current temperature is 62. that was our high yesterday. so, today temperatures at least will be better than yesterday. we're starting in the 60's. the dewpoint also 60 degrees. the air is really saturated with moi

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, jurors have been mulling over evidence, reviewing testimony. still no verdict in this case but deliberations will resume today here at the camden county hall of justice in camden. the jury got the case last tuesday after closing arguments and they met last on thursday, but they ended the day with no verdict. d.j. creato stands accused of killing his three-year-old son brendan back in october 2015 and prosecutors say that's because the boy got in the way of his relationship with his then-17-year-old girlfriend. the little boy's body was that found partially submerged in a creek in cooper river park about a half mile from his father's haddon township apartment. since deliberations began, jurors have requested to revisit several recordings including multiple viewings of creato's police interrogation on the day brendan's body was found. this case is mainly circumstantial. there are no witnesses. there's no dna. there's no surveillance video linking creato to the crime. when

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. one of the big questions of course is did prosecutors meet the burden of proof in this case. the defense team says no but prosecutors say that established that david creato had motive and that he had opportunity. so, we'll see what the jury has to say. deliberations will continue today inside the camden county justice center. the jury got the case last tuesday after closing arguments. they last met on thursday but ended the day with no verdict. d.j. creato stands accused of killing his three-year-old son brendan back in october 2015 because the boy got in the way of his relationship with his then-17-year-old girlfriend but creato has denied this. the little boy's body was found partially submerged in a creek in cooper river park about half mile from his father's haddon township apartment. since deliberations began jurors have requested to revisit several recordings including multiple viewings of creato's police interrogation on the day brendan's body was found in. the case is mainly c

double scan tam and jennette we have showers out there. you can see the showers over south jersey are starting to get holes punched in them. they are starting to push out of atlantic county. another batch of showers around reading and allentown, slowly, but surely pushing toward the lehigh valley and parts of northern chester county and northern montgomery county and bucks will get that before too much longer. there's thunderstorms north and west, those appear to be missing the region. overall once this morning batch of rain gets out of here looks like we'll see mostly cloudy skies today and much drier conditions overall. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd there's the commodore barry bridge and the camera lens looking dry now after being rather damp overnight with the rain coming through. 59 degrees currently in philadelphia. upper 50s and low 60s across the entire region, everybody even beneath the clouds. some of you as you just saw looking at rain. as far as the rain between now and 9:00 a.m. most of it sweeping out of theep in tr

out here on the shoulder, police are on the scene you may see them blocking a lane exit 56 matt and tam. >> new this morning, penn charter high school was burglarized overnight. police responded to the 3000 block of schoolhouse lane in east falls neighborhood at 10:0:30 p.m. just as they arrived they saw five juveniles runaway. the break-in happened in an off on campus. >>> a delaware night to be out and about in a delaware community turned on a dime. s.w.a.t teams had a robbery suspect inside a cvs and that led to an 2 1/2 hour standoff. jeanette reyes is live on the 200 block of baltimore pike in media with the full story, jennette. >> reporter: matt it was a tense night, police and swat descend pond the area around the cvs here and things quickly escalated from there. it turned into a two hour standoff, the suspect finally surrendered to police hours ago. take a look at the video this is the suspect in custody along the 200 block of east baltimore pike. officers responded to reports of a robbery in progress at 9:00 p.m. witnesses say the suspect was armed. there were no customers ins

good morning. >> good morning, tam.estigators are trying to determine if this man operated alone or if he was part of a network. shortly after 4:00 a.m. president trump addressed the attack from bethlehem. he said we stand in solidarity with the people of the united kingdom and he also spoke about the evil inflicted by this perpetrator and others like him. >> i won't call them monsters. because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are: our society could have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people. >> and you're looking at right now video from manchester. you can see some of the chaos in this cell phone video. people running from manchester arena. at 10:33 last night word came in about an explosion at the end of an ariana grande concert. she had just left the stage. more than 240 calls came into emergency services. 22 people including children have died. 5

the roads are wet, a few problems out there, take it easy, matt and tam. >> a teenager who was linked to the death of 12-year-old autumn pasquale back in 2012 is facing new charges. pass -- pasquale family argued he should have been in jail the first time. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: forces say dante robinson was shot during a home invasion, he remains at the hospital recovering, he has been charged with burglary aggravated assault and endangering a child. 21-year-old dante robinson charged with a home invasion after being charged with the murder of 12-year-old autumn pasquale in clayton new jersey. >> i knew it was going a happen. >> reporter: autumn's father said the court should not have released robinson when they did. he was a teenager when he was charged along with his brother. autumn found in a recycling bin next to the home. justin pleaded guilty and serving 17-year-old sentence. ron son was re-- robinson was released in 2013. shorepointly after midnight on monday, camden county prosecutor's office said he broke into a sicklierville home. the homeowners shot one of

tam. >> i'm sure they are, thank you gentleman -- jennette.e're hearing the emergency calls coming in after the crash. >> new jersey turnpike southbound mile marker 19 commercial vehicle crash, tour bus and 50 people on it that overturned. police reporting 50 occupants on the tour bus. >> we'll continue to follow our breaking news throughout the morning. >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a medical helicopter to crash in new castle delaware. the chopper went down behind a post office before noon about a mile away from new castle airport. the pilot michael murphy was killed. inmurphy was on a solo training flight and not carrying patients. workers at the industrial park thought his actions were heroic. >> i think he it was trying to avoid the buildings out here, he saved lives. >> ntsb will issue its preliminary report on the crash in ten days and the overall report in 18 months. >>> an arrest washington is out for a man who punched an disabled man in west chester. barry baker failed to appear in court for a domestic

tam. >> thank you, jennette. >>> philadelphia police say speed may have been a factor in a deadly crash in the juniata section along hunting park avenue at i street. the driver lost control and slammed into three other cars, that driver died at the scene. >>> a pilot of a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in chester county near route 322 and frank road in west chester yesterday afternoon. the reason for the landing is unclear. the pilot managed to put the cessna 182 down in an open field despite losing an left wing to a utility pole. >>> jury selection begins in pittsburgh for bill cosby sexual assault trial that will be held here. a jury ordered a jury from allegheny to find a jury that was less exposed to publicity. the trial is set to start in norristown on june 5. >> trump is on his way to tel aviv israel right now he will try toesolve the palestinian/israeli peace process. prurch spent two days in -- president trump spent two days in saudi arabia, he called on 50 muslim nations to unite against terror. he did not use the phrase radical islamic terrorism. he urged

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. incredible video.ee teens were arrested and that officer was injured and taken to the hospital. all of this trying to break up this brawl. take a look at the massive fight that broke out. philadelphia police tried their best to get control of the flash mob of students that first gathered near a septa station in the juniata park section of the city around 3:30. dozens of students overwhelmed the officers who responded. you can see from the surveillance video and surveillance cameraly video where a police officer gets one person on the ground. another teen, one officer is that knocked to the ground. we're told in another fight, a teen took off with an officer's baton. eventually school police and septa authorities stepped in to assist and got everything under control. this all played out after a 3:00 p.m. dismissal of three area high schools. septa officials say a message on social media urged kids to gather at the eerie torresdale station on the market frankford line. >> they had a fight out here. an of

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. jury began deliberating yesterday whether or not david creato killed his three-year-old son. the prosecution maintained that his matter david is the only person who benefited from his son's death while the defense maintained that jurors cannot convict if they do have reasonable doubt. during closing arguments assistant prosecutor christine shaw stressed that david creato had motive means and opportunity to kill his son brendan back in 2015. >> got out of his bed took brendan's pillow and put it over his face when he was sleeping. and he held it down until brendan died smothering leaving no evidence behind. >> reporter: the toddler was placed creek in haddon township's cooper river park. prosecutors say creato smothered his son because he was interfering with creato's relationship with a teenaged girlfriend. but defense attorney reminded jurors you need more than a hunch to convict. he called the prosecution's casecumstantially. >> not maybe, you're sure. at the end of this case i susp

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam.e're just hours away from deliberations resuming today. they began late yesterday afternoon in the case of david creato whether or not they'll convict him of killing his three-year-old son and in closing arguments the prosecution contended he's the only one that benefited from his son's death while the defense reminded jurors that this case was built on circumstantial evidence. during closing arguments assistant prosecutor christine shaw stressed david creato had motive means and opportunity to kill his son, brendan, back in 2015. >> got out of his bed took brendan's pillow and put it over his face when he was sleeping and he held it down until brendan died smothering leaving little or no evidence behind. >> reporter: the toddler was placed in a creek in haddon township's cooper river park. prosecutors say creato smothered his son because he was interfering with creato's relationship with a teenaged girlfriend. but defense attorney reminded jurors you need more than a hunch to convict.

for karen, matt, you guys stop it with the paper, david, i'm tam.ing. >>> good morning, america. president trump landed moments ago in israel hoping to jump-start a peace deal. >> shalom. >> after that dramatic speech in the heart of the muslim world telling leaders to unite to wipe out terrorism. >> drive them out of the holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> now all eyes on his meetings with israel and palestine's leaders as he tries to strike the ultimate deal and move past the political chaos at home. >> nerd on a college campus. the fbi now investigating. a 22-year-old college student charged with stabbing a member of the rotc outside a dorm. what they're now learning about the facebook group the suspect now wrobelonged to. >>> the first look at our one-on-one with billy bush. his first tv interview after being tired after tha

tam. >> thank you, matt.ort break and come back to accuweather. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. >> good morning. i hope your day is off to a good start. we've had better weather days that's for sure. little mist some spots and low clouds with fog as well. cloudy and cool today. your high staying more than 10 degrees below average, a high of only 67. not terribly wet. we'll see a shower around in one or two spots but especially late today into tonight that's when a few more organized showers or thunderstorms form. tomorrow turns warmer 78 with a shower or thunderstorm late in the day. thursday mostly sunny and nice. how about that a nice day coming tam. >> i can't imagine. we'll take you back to "gma" and see you back here in 30. >> ♪ we asked pe

here is mount tam. we've got not only some cloud cover but not as much wind. 51 in the city. 49 in gilroy. 52 in mountain view. from emeryville this morning, a little gray out there. 50 santa rowsa, napa and livermore with the warmer numbers out by the delta. the wind still up in novato. a westerly wind takes over today at the coast. and most definitely look at some dangerous coastal surf out there. so the golden gate bridge looks nice and clear. so low 50s for most of you. noontime mid and upper 60s bay and inland. at the coast, we'll stay in the 60s. by the afternoon, low to mid-70s from the bay to our inland valleys. so get set for a warmer afternoon today. and even warmer as we start the workweek. i'll have the details coming up. >>> thank you. >>> now to developing news this morning. police looking for two suspects in an uber vehicle after the driver was abducted in san francisco. the driver tells abc7 news he was off duty in the city when a man and a woman jumped into his car and depended that he

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning to you, tam.his is even by police standards they're saying this is a strange case leaving them with more questions than answers. at this point we know a seven-year-old girl is fighting for her life and now police are looking for her 18-year-old brother. it all started here at this home about 1 o'clock this morning along the 5500 block of north america street. this is in the city's olney section. it began as a dispute between the girl's mother and her 18-year-old brother. police say the teen stole the mother's car allegedly and drove off. a police officer responded to that stolen car call. the officer arrived at the home and asked the mother for the paperwork on the vehicle. authorities say that's when the mother went down to the basement and found her daughter unresponsive and unconscious. she said she had a bag over her head. she ran out of the house hysterical with her daughter in her arms. the officer performed cpr on her and continued that cpr in the back of a police cruiser as they rushed to

tam. >> thank you, jeanette. >>> mayor jim kenney had a change of plans.was supposed to be in ice this afternoon celebrate the inaugural direct flightily from philadelphia to reykjavik. kenny ended up in boston. katherine scott is live at the airport to explain how. >> reporter: the first direct flight from followed reykjavik will have to be completed at another time because the one that took off last night had to be diverted to boston due to a technical issue. it did land safe in boston. but let's go to video from last night before that flight took off and you can see mayor kenney and the mayor of reykjavik toasted the first direct flights between their cities. they cut a multi tiered cake before they boarded a plane to iceland. the plane arrived in philadelphia on sunday and took off last night but according to the flight tracker flight aware. the flight was diverted to logan all right in boston as they were flying over canada reporter victor took the photo of this. twitter user donna talarico took this picture of the hotel voucher line at the airport. l

tam, lake county. mt. diablo and they allow chance of a shower today and even tuesday, and then things really turn around. the rest of the day in the 60s. upper 50s coastside and by 4:00, mid and upper 60s. it will get breezy again and quite brisk at the shoreline. there's the fog from santa cruz to the peninsula, and evaporates quite quickly over the higher elevations and where we could see the possibility of a slight shower. won't amount to much or last long but helps keep the atmosphere cool. second system tuesday wants to bring measurable rain. not a great chance. after that, this is what happens the latter part of the week, warm and sunny. friday's forecast, in the 90s and 80s across the bay. it is going to be quite warm out there. second half of the week, if we like it cool, today should be pretty nice, few extra clouds, mid 60s in santa clara. on the peninsula, breezy, low 60s again. those winds get quite gusty by the afternoon. only upper 50s in the coast. another day of 60 degrees. notice the extr

i actually love tam. >> she's going to get all my good niece you guys.fashion know. >> as always. >> thank you. all right. over to you all. >>> all right. holly i'll take it over here. thank you very much. 10:48. coming up simple ways to take your next summer party to the next level. celebrity event planner andre wells in the kitchen with all the details coming up next. you got to see this one. this guy is amazing. you know that though, right injuring back after this. ♪ ♪ >> memorial day means summer is here few months of outdoor barbeques and weekend get togethers with friends and family this morning we're showing you some simple ways to take your next hosting gig to the the next level. joining us this morning with some celebrity party planner tips andre wells celebrity planner ex extraordinary. welcome back. >> thank you maureen. you always make everything look amazing. i always say i can do this and then i come to my senses and say no. andre is the expert. let him handle this. >> you know, i love it, and it's summer, and what better way to celebrate s

here's mount tam sitting at this vantage point below 2,000 feet. so we're looking at the sunshine above, 54 if san francisco as well as gilroy. sun on the way for you a. cool day at our coast. oakland is sitting at 58. getting brighter bit by bit in the east bay. sfo delays due to construction work here of an hour-and-a-half. upper 60s to near 70 it's been upper 60s all morning long. santa rosa up out of the 40s, it was a cool start today. the final van tage point the clouds are thickening, getting lower before they're clear all toke here from our tower camera in san francisco. so becoming sunny this morning for everyone, sunnier and milder this afternoon. mild to warm on memorial day and after that, we do cool off. so if you are going to be in the city today for carnivale, low 60s, tomorrow is the parade. there it will change, a little breezy in the afternoon. that's what we're used to, up in napa, low- to mid-70s today and tomorrow. so warmer, brighter. boy, it was cool yesterday, but things finally are getting more in line with what we are feeli

. >> reporter: good morning, tam, i spoke to many of the passengers here many of them still shaken up over what happened. these are the group of people who did not sustained sustain any injuries. they are on the bus waiting to be taken to the other bus where their baggage is. they will continue on their trip here. take a look at the video of the scene, it's surprising that there weren't too many serious injuries and no deaths. the crash happened close to 1:00 a.m. on the somebody lanes of the jersey turnpike in west deptford near mile marker 19. it involved a tour bus with 50 people on board and jackknifed tractor-trailer. the bus was on its side which you can see here, the cab of the truck ended up in the wooded area. 33 passengers were transported to several hospitals some with serious injuries, the southbound lanes of the turnpike were closed for a couple of hours we understand it is back open. take a listen to the exclusive interviews we got with the passengers here. >> i was going to go to sleep, i had my neck thing i, i lost that, next thing i know i heard a shift and the bus st

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tam. >> indeed, thank you jennette. >> a delaware state trooper was involved florida a multi-vehicle car crash that injured two people in wilmington. the action cam was on the scene before 9:00 p.m. on silver side road at benton court. two other cars were involved. they suffered non-life threatening injuries, the trooper was not hurt. >>> federal investigators have determined what likely caused a leer jet to crash in new jersey last week. ntsb states that the plane turned too late and banked hard before slamming into the ground. it does not say why it started the language turn less than a mile from the runway. planes typically start the turn four miles out. the crash killed both crew members on board. >>> british police arrested a 9th man with the deadly concert attack in manchester. police carried out new raids on the town where suicide bomber salman abedi lived. investigators are trying to piece together as travels and potential terror network. 16 of the 22 people killed in the bombing at the end of the concert on monday have been identified many were children and add adolescence.

as tam has already done, brightening our monday. >> reporter: thank you very much my efforts are payingff. now we can bring it down and talk about wet roads out here. exton, chester county, route 100 at 113, roads are wet, but not horribly show. give yourself extra time coming in from phoenix evictionville and chester -- phoenixville and chester springs. wewe have a problem with the roe 11 trolley rates it's shuttle busing between woodland and 50th. we have a truck fire on the new jersey turnpike northbound past 168 that's the black horse pike between exit 3 and exit 4. you see the area of slowing even at this hour in the morning to be traveling 0 miles per hour. you know it's a slow go. if we go to the waze app we have an accident 295 northbound near belmawr, a minor accident watch for slowing on 295 our commuter traffic report on the waze app. the roads are wet. let's show you where it's wettest, storm tracker 6 live double scan the best view of the rain in the area. some of the rain in delaware and south jersey all this is lifting toward the east/northeast. what you're seeing to the

tam remarks safe travels. >> thank you. >> woodruff: updating the "the washington post" and other newsizations >> woodruff: updating our top story, "the washington post" and others are reporting president trump divulged highly sensitive intelligence about the islamic state group to top russian diplomats, and may have jeopardized the source of the information. but, the deputy national security adviser denies it, and says "this story is false." and, secretary of state rex tillerson says the president never discussed "sources, methods or military operations." still, democratic senator mark warner says it's "a slap in the face to the intelligence community" if it's true. republican senator john mccain calls it "disturbing", but he cautions against jumping to conclusions. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic p

tam remarks safe travels. >> thank you. >> woodruff: updating the "the washington post" and other newsanizations >> woodruff: updating our top story, "the washington post" and others are reporting president >> woodruff: updating our top story: the white house is denying president trump divulged highly sensitive intelligence about the islamic state group, to top russian diplomats. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster emerged this evening to reject reports in "the washington post" and elsewhere. there's nothing the president takes more seriously >> woodruff: the "washington post" says it stands by its story. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wg

this is how it looks from mount tam. a stray shower at 3:00, that chance of a stray shower, a few scattered showers increase from 6:00 to 8:00. notice temperatures barely making it into the low to mid-60s. an hour by hour look where rain develops in your neighborhood, and the 90s in the forecast. >> can't believe it, thanks, mike. >>> yes, the raiders are leaving oakland, but put that aside for a moment and talk about the a's. thousands of special offer tickets sold since last tickets, so much, in fact, the a's shut down the deal for the month of june. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in oakland. great to hear news like this. >> reporter: natasha, this surpassed expectations. the last couple years they offered the deal, they sold 500 passes. this year? just since thursday, they sold 2,000. here's how it works. you can still get in on the deal. you have a few hours left for the month of june. you can buy a pass for $19.99. that's about $20, yes. with the pass, attend every home game. you might be in standing roo

take a look at mount tam right now. wow, isn't the nice? the cloud deck will be eroding quicker. it is doing that from san jose right now. so we have more 60s and 70s around the bay. '80s and not too far off in your future. i'll have your full accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >> lisa, thank you, also next, god samaritans are killed after a racially motivated tirade. what the killer said moments before a horrifying attack aboard a streetcar. plus, hollywood celebrities and de voted fans come together to say good-bye to ♪ ♪ ♪ brtry new flonase sensimists. allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >> on a light rail train, a third person was also stabbed and is expected to survive. police say the attacker ran off the train and disappeared into a neighborhood. he was later arrested. >>> 6:14 is our time. fans and family members paid tribute to rockstar chris kornell in two ceremonies yesterday, reporter george nachio was

maybe some delays building later on as the air traffic gets heavier tam. >> thank you david.heck another reason to cut down on how much alcohol you drink. a new report reveals that just alcoholic drink a day increases the risk of breast cancer for women. the american institute of cancer research found sipping less than a glass of wine a day increased a woman's risk of breast cancer by 5 percent that was for premenopausal women. the vic higher for post menopausal women. >> the t.s.a. is hiring federal air marshals. here's a preview of tonight's special report at 11:00. >> reporter: i'm "action news" investigative reporter chad pradelli. we'll take you inside the training of our federal air marshals as they try to keep you safe in the skies. >> this is probably one of the most unique law enforcement environments because you're on a pressurized cabin slightly below mock speed. >> reporter: that's coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> it is now 5:22. up next in the morning buzz a new champ has been crowned. we talk with the winner of this season's "dancing with the star

you can see it here from mount tam, upper 40s, san francisco, to gil roi, half moon bay. across the bay, winds are pretty flat at this point for most of you, except if are you if part of the coastline 47 in santa rosa, fine in concord. a final look at your forecast, numbers ran himing from the 60s to the 70s inland. we are moving below average. we will talk about a few more clouds coming into the forecast for mother's day in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. >>> more breaking news out of the east bay this morning, a child is recovering in the hospital after being trapped inside of a home that caught fire this one-alarm fire started around 2:00 this morning on lockwood near 73rd avenue. fire crews were able to quickly put the flames out t. child is in serious conditions. investigators are working to determine a cause of that fire. fire crews were on high alert after a suspected serial arsonist lit two more cars on fire t. latest once happened after 2:00 yesterday morning. then just 11 minutes later, a tobacco suv was torched on crescenta court in lafayette. thankfully, no

here's a look at mount tam. partly cloudy skies, winds here anywhere from 25 to 38 miles an hour. you see the camera shaking. so it will be with us throughout the day. breezy to windy conditions. 50 in livermore as well as napa. we will talk about a calmer sunday with sunshine what to expect today and the weekend away, moments away. >>> ahead, christian arroy makes ris kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. (vo) nutritional needs...og's "name your price tool" phase. all in one. purina one. healthy energy, all in one. strong muscles, all in one. highly digestible, and a taste he loves, all in one. purina one smartblend is expertly blended... with 100% nutrition, 0% fillers, always real meat #1. lifelong smart nutrition. it's all in one. purina one. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no

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tam camera a lot of fog out there.lden gate bridge. >> and the weather is running into that. so it will be fantastic weather for that. with numbers in the 50s. so the fog is really on the move. it is growing tall right now. 53 in san francisco. visible just at about a half mile at the coast. and we're looking at 60s in san jose. so microclimate in full swing. 60s to mid-90s again today. i'll have those for you comingp in a few minutes. >>> and ahead, k.d. leads the warriors over the spurs. as the dubs put san antonio on as the dubs put san antonio on the brink of elimin ♪ ♪ at ikea, we believe that you should be able to afford your dream bedroom. that you can get it all for less. that you can find what you're looking for at a price you've been waiting for. and we believe the cost of a good night's sleep shouldn't keep you up at night. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in sports, later this morning the giants will try to sweep the cardinals in st. louis. cain takes the mound against the cards. first pi

here is mount tam.nly some cloud cover but not as much wind. 51 in the city. 49 in gilroy. 52 in mountain view. from emeryville this morning, a little gray out there. 50 santa rowsa, napa and livermore with the warmer numbers out by the delta. the wind still up in novato. a westerly wind takes over today at the coast. and most definitely look at some dangerous coastal surf out there. so the golden gate bridge looks nice and clear. so low 50s for most of you. noontime mid and upper 60s bay and inland. at the coast, we'll

. >> turning it our weather let's look at mount tam cam. a gorgeous day, a bit cooler than yesterday. >> not as dark as it appeared. a live look now at the heavenly mountain resort camera. the lifts are shut down for the season. even though there is know on the ground. spencer christian has the forecast. >> i can feel the snow now. you can look at live doppler 7, the cool down we've had, low clouds have returned to the coast down. the coastal eddy, spiraling massive cloud moving counter clockwise assisted in part by the shifting and rather energetic winds. we have winds at sfo, 23 miles an hour at oakland. winds are in various directions, i should say. the big story is the 24-hour temperature change. it is 21 degrees cooler right now at santa rosa and oakland than at this time yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in hey wafrd. 14 degrees cooler in san francisco than this time yesterday. let's look at current readings as we give another view at mount tam. 58 degrees in san francisco, 65 in oakland, 69 mountain view, 75 in san jose, 830 gilroy, 55 in

but if you're up spending the evening atop mount tam or mt. diablo, mount hamilton it's going to be quite cloudy for you. i'll show you what the mother's day weekend forecast looks like in just a few minutes. larry and alma? >> thank you spencer. san francisco city attorney is taking on people who abuse the city's affordable housing program. >> suing two women, one who bought two condos at below market rates when you can only have one, and another who bought a condo under the city program but doesn't even live in the bay area. >> abc7 news anchor eric thomas is live in san francisco with the story. eric. >> reporter: one of those condos is in this building on beale street. everybody knows there is a housing crisis here in san francisco, which is why there are rules about this affordable housing program. income requirements, you can only be a first-time home buyer and of course you're supposed to live here. the city attorney says these women violated those rules. there are rules about buying below market rate condos under san francisco's afford

but mount tam awfully hazy here. temperatures will warm today, near average. tuesday we're at our warmest before a pretty unusual cold weather maker makes it's way to northern california. that will increase the clouds and it will be cool and breezy weather. looks like it will stick around for awhile. a high sir much advisory down through santa cruz where it is nice and sunny. all of the way down there monterey. the current wave heights at 10 to 17 feet and breakers near 20 feet. through 2:00 in the afternoon and the entire day along the coast. we will look for breezy winds, looks like a little wind here from the county coastline. temperatures in the mid 50s to near 60. about 60 in half-moon bay. here is our warm up tomorrow, low 80s, mid 70s around the bay, tuesday is the warmer day. then by wednesday it is a big cool down. this is the cull print, just screening in the north way, may sonoma county. and in you're hanging out in oakland, low 70s by the afternoon. download our a and you track the weather on the app. comfortable at the shoreline, increasing colloi

tam. >> thank you, matt, we'll take a short break and come back to accuweather. >> reporter: all rightre off to a decent start with a good deal of sunshine. 62 in philadelphia. this afternoon high of 75. there's a chance of a spotty afternoon shower. for the weekend, 76 65 weekend shower on saturday. rain on sunday may hold off until late in the day or later at night, 74. monday, 765 spotty thunderstorm there, as well. a bit unsettled for all three holiday days this weekend. looks like spotty precipitation at this point. >> more mammal tips coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you in 30. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. i was always "tpeople don't stare anymore. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the yea

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>> i think you will talk to amy and tam coming up. i would like to hear what they think. i think unlakely for now. they do not have the votes. we look ahead, a lot of these are kicked down the can. the white house has been saying tonight they will bring the border wall back up again later this summer. so i think we're going to be regurgitating all of these issues again. republicans will have more and more chances to get their votes. we'll see if they do. >> brangham: news hour's lisa desjardins, thank you very much. >> brangham: in the day's other news, thousands of demonstrators across the country took to the streets in massive may day events, mostly protesting president trump's policies. may 1st is international workers' day, and has become a rallying point for immigration advocates and labor unions. strikes and marches were organized in more than 200 cities. one protest in new york city denounced the president's views on immigration. >> there is fear and anxiety. but what gives me hope and gives me resilience moving forward is that the community is resisting. this is n