the ac will need to be turned back on for about 24 hours. u.s. sen. ron johnson has an idea to make college cheaper for students. the senator floated the idea of getting rid of some instructors... replacing them with online videos... to teach students. johnson says tenured professors are to blame for what he calls th "higher educaiton cartel".. end johnson locked in a tight re- election battle with democratic challenger russ feingold.fiengold who lost his seat to johnson back in 2010... is ahead in the polls among likely voters according to the latest marquette law school poll. a former u-w whitewater wrestling coach is calling out his former employer... believing he was unlawfully fired... and leaders conspiring to keep him from 20-14 because he reported an alleged sexual assault by one of his recruits to campus police and not to his supervisor.after being let go... fader claims his former supervisor spun a different story about what really happened... giving potential employeers a negative impression. a uw-whitewater spokesperson won't comm

the ac will need to be turned back on for about 24 hours. a wildfire in oregon is exploding in size..officials say the so-called cherry road fire has now burned about 31-thousand estimated 35-hundred acres on sunday night.there are 15 single air tankers and three helicopters dumping water and about 50-thousand gallons of retardant on the flames.the cause of the fire is still unknown. as state officials prepare for president obama's visit this morning.. nearly three- thousand people are still in shelters.in one baton rouge neighborhood.. piles of the record flooding. a north carolina state tropper is on administrative leave after shooting and killing a deaf man following a high speed chase.when the driver exited the vehicle an "encounter" took place between the driver and the trooper - according to a highway patrol official. witnesses say the suspect lunged at the trooper before shots a billboard in arizona is receiving a lot of attention. the group that placed it there says they want people to know that islam means peace.the group that the te

the ac will need to be tuedback on for about 24 hours. today president obama is makingis first sit to louisiana as recovery efforts are well underway. the massive flooding killed 13 people and left tens of thousands devastated. but as sarah rosario reports-- while federal aid is there, the president is taking criticism for his late arrival. "we still have water in here." as residents in louisiana water logged homes. president obama is heading to look at the damage 'i lost everything, its gone."the commander in chief taking heat for his late response while the white house tries to assure locals helping them is a priority"the president's been focused on the respond on the ground and the people whose lives that have been turned upside down by this terrible flooding event." the flooding damaging an estimated 60-thousand homes has forced thousands into shelters...the state now moving from response, of rescues by boat and recoverywith disaster removal groups already at workthis, while the president vacationed on martha's vineyardgot it? g-o-p pr

the ac will need to be turned back on for about 24 hours. wednesday morning is rainy the rest of the day is mostly cloudy and steamy with highs near 80, and a breezy sw wind. thursday is mostly sunny and less humid with highs near 80, and friday is another perfect day with sunshine, low humidity and highs in the 70s...it could be another pick day (yes 2 in one week). the weekend looks to be partly cloudy with highs near 80 and isolated afternoon showers on saturday, and for t'showers on sunday. yesterday was sunny and absolutely beautiful with highs in near 80, low humidity, a sunny sky, and a southerly breeze at 10-15 mph. week. this morning is mostly clear and pleasant once again with lows near 60 and a little more humid. today remains mostly sunny and nice, but it will be warmer and a little more humid with highs near 82. scattered showers incident free, light traffic, dry roadsspeeds are at or above posted on interstate and major highways tonight on the tailend of your evening commute expect additional traffic on 94 east and west near mil

on the ac expressway and garden state parkway exits. no innocent victims hit and any other vehicles nearby just think the next monday at 3:00 p.m. same spot, same time, labor day the mass bumper to bumper exodus, how much worse could this have been had this happened, on the monday after yesterday, instead. >> that is for sure. >> what a wild scene. >> wild, wild east. >> all right. >> 6:08. >> developing in south philadelphia a three-year old boy playing with the gun land himself in the hospital along with the 12 year-old girl. both men were shot when gun accidentally fired this happened inside of a home on eden terrace just before 9:00 last night. one bullet hit both of the children. luckily their injuries are not life threatening, both children remain hospitalized in stable condition and officers say they are still investigating how the teen got the gun and who it belongs to. >>> six this 08. >> hollywood is mourning loss of the ledge then morning. anchor gene wilder has died at the age of 83. >> ♪ come with me and you'll be in a world

the acs data has a number of limitations. first of all it did not constitutionally require a micah's census it would be odd for the court to demand a constitutional standard data that does not have to be collected. second it does not measure what the plaintiffs suggest is required. it is not a measure of voter eligibility. cpap does not includes citizen voting and does not include felons and does not include overseas voters and does not include the mentally ill. that kind of data just doesn't exist and taking up on justice of the mayor's point to the acs does not exist in the level of granularity accuracy and timeliness. to be clear that data does not exist at the census block level which is where the districting happens. it is not issued on a timely basis. the census data comes out in april 2021. the acs data the five-year average comes out in december and it has data from 2016 going forward. >> that's often used for section 2. >> your honor is used for different purpose. section 2 uses one factor among many to determine whet

. >>> looks like the ac can take a break tonight, cooler weather for the next few there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. here, the world is a big, beautiful place filled with adventure. take it in. come up for air. asheville. discovery, inside and out. ♪ ♪ . >>> today the state department announced it is looking at thousands of previously undies closed e-mails by hillary clinton. >> reporter: the state department is going through nearly 15,000 e-mails recovered during the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's private e- mail server. >> we still don't have a firm sense of how many of these 14 seen before. >> reporter: the department expects to release the first batch of messages before the november election. the latest tracker shows clinton with a 6-point lead over donald trump in ohio. they are tied in iowa. trump appeared more disciplined, spending last week sticking to the campaign's message. >> i think he's shown maturity. i think that he's growing in his role. >> reporter: on monday trump attacked the host of msnbc's morning joe: .

for the day tomorrow i think it's the ac. ly sunny conditions, rain chances again nonexistent no precipitation anywhere around the region with high pressure in control. mostly sunny day tomorrow before a cold front drops in on wednesday. a thunderstorm possible late in the day. a thunder shower possible with the passage as we head into thursday morning before we clear out, turn cooler by thursday afternoon with that humidity dropping off. certainly not cool in the tropics. very active right now. still have hurricane gaston looking impressive on satellite imagery. not a problem for the u.s. tropical depression number 8 not going to be much of a problem either looking very disorganized off of the north carolina coast line there. the system to watch is tropical depression number 9 in south florida right now. especially if you have interest in the florida peninsula and gulf coast. it's expected to cross the peninsula as we head into thursday as a strong storm before ejecting out to sea. here in the delaware valley neither of those

find the ac and that's the only true answer here. you can see there's no showers here and more of the same on sunday and we'll see the heat and the humidity. this frontal system up to so we'll remain partly sunny and this little push from canada will get to us by the end of the week. so 93 and partly sunny skies then 95 on sunday. you can see the core of the 90s here through virginia and north advisory on sunday. 94 and still hot and humid and still that slight risk we're talking late in the afternoon and early evening after 2 or 3 afternoon here. so that little window in just a one and five shot of a thunderstorm. then tuesday and wednesday, and 92, a slight chance of a shower and thursday 94 and then on friday, 88 and that's the day we h the same chance on thursday, with the 80s and a couple of storms will be around. our best chance on thursday and friday of next week. you know, i mentioned this earlier but it seems like i'm moving that 88 i'm moving that. so hopefully i won't have to do that tomorrow. >> you need to stop. >> thank

. >>> if the heat is really get together you, don't crank up the ac. the frosty feel of the ac actually works against the human body's natural you'll feel great inside, but not outside. when we expose our bodies to warmer weather gradually the body adjusts better. what are your thoughts on that? >>reporter: crank it up, baby. you have to cool off because you go outside you are going to start sweating like immediately. here is satellite radar. already some downpours popping up across northeast ohio. switch over to doppler max and show you we have good downpours trumble county. these are very slow movers. we are going on a radar tour here because we have a lot of these thunderstorms. then we have showers developing here. sandusky and seneca counties, into huron county and one that's developed into northern medina county. a lot of pop up an that is why we call them bubble up thunderstorms because that is what is it is happening. it is hot, humid and we are getting widely scattered thunderstorms. if you hated yesterday afternoon we are going to do it all ov

for the day tomorrow i think it's the ac. ly sunny conditions, rain chances again nonexistent no precipitation anywhere around the region with high pressure in control. mostly sunny day tomorrow before a cold front drops in on wednesday. a thunderstorm possible late in the day. a thunder shower possible with the passage as we head into thursday morning before we clear out, turn cooler by thursday afternoon with that humidity dropping off. certainly not cool in the tropics. very active right now. still have hurricane gaston looking impressive on satellite imagery. not a problem for the u.s. tropical depression number 8 not going to be much of a problem either looking very disorganized off of the north carolina coast line there. the system to watch is tropical depression number 9 in south florida right now. especially if you have interest in the florida peninsula and gulf coast. it's expected to cross the peninsula as we head into thursday as a strong storm before ejecting out to sea. here in the delaware valley neither of those

it is raining out there, condensation and drizzle at the coast. 50s and 60s, later today turn off the ac and open the windows in the inland areas into the 80s. 70s across the southern valley and northbay. 70s around the peninsula, your full forecast straightahead. >>> let's take a look at your early morning road closures, 880 on the bay bridge in both directions. we have the bay bridge here, west 80 from anchorage to san francisco anchorage and then let's look at your bay bridge toll plaza a little bit of backup in the passing lane. westbound taking about 20 minutes. >>> power restored to 12,000 homes and businesses after a major outage last night. affecting areas between oakland and castle valley starting before 8:00 p.m. the power was knocked out causing delays on the transit system as well, a separate outage affected about 1500 customers. power has been restored. >>> the first day of school starts for kids in oakland but hundreds of students are expected to be turned away. we explain why they will be going to the doctors office instead of school. >> solomon is ready for his first day

the ac will need to be turned back on for about 24 hours.. more news now:u-s senator ron johnson has an idea to make college more affordable for the idea of getting rid of some instructors... replacing them with educational videos. johnson says tenured professors are to blame for what he calls the quote "higher education cartel".. end quote. johnson is locked in a tight re-election battle with democratic challenger russ feingold.fiengold who lost his seat to johnson back in 2010... is ahead in the polls among likely voters according to the latest marquette law a former u-w whitewater wrestling coach is calling out his former employer. he believes he was unlawfully fired and that school leaders actively conspired to keep him from getting another job.tim fader filed a federal lawsuit against the school's former chancellor and athletic director. fader claims he was let go back in 2014 because he reported an alleged sexual assault by one of his recruits to campus police and not to his supervisor... which goes against university policy. after being

device is only going to cost at $315 it's not that expensive the rest of your money will be spent on the ac unit in building the room for the cooler the best part is lower maintenance cost instead of paying someone out to come out picture call that the worst-case scenario you just replace the ac unit which cost you reattach the quote about which it says it takes less than 10 minutes at the kind that we can buy the call but i posted a link in my online article that a posted at kdvr.com just click on. >> president obama tried out some cool new tech yesterday in honor of the national parks of 100 birthday pretty interesting to see what does a br headset on using the second retread at the 360-degree virtual reality headset showing national geographic footage shot at yosemite the white house also p trying it out in the oval office the ringing off the phone screen and into the real life and onto your dining table is incorporating the pok?mon characteristics into the hamburgers and it's not just about looks plus if how about the weather if the weather is getting you down this friday don't worry th

there's the shore and a pretty clear picture along the beach as we get ready for the ac air show laterafternoon and it's going to be sticky down there at the shore. temperature right now in philadelphia is 81 degrees. for now the dewpoint is up over 70 so as you head out early really here and across the entire region it's still on the humid side. winds not that strong. we did get a couple showers that came through last night and a couple thunderstorms. that's all gone. a little bit more shower activity out to the west probably falls apart before it gets here but we'll keep our eyes on it. if that did make it through it would be later this morning. 79 degrees by 8 o'clock and overall we're going for a mix of clouds and sun today and it's going to get hot again in the afternoon. by noon, 86 and by 3 o'clock in philadelphia up to 92 degrees. should be a little less humid in and around the city and points north and west as we go throughout afternoon. more on that in a second. high temperatures across the region 87 in allentown, 88 in reading. notice how across parts of the region there's n

stay in the ac if you can. if you have to be outside, avoid that sunshine and drink lots of water. 95 is your actual high temperature. the heat wave continues tomorrow. made the humidity eases up but dangerously hot and humid. monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday we watch as temperatures gradually slide back down. as far as storms, they'll be isolated, scattered around. not everyone is going to see them. when it does rain, it will pour thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00. >>> good morning. she rules in the pool. katie ledecky proves once again she is unstoppable. >> another gold medal in the 800 and the world record. >> leaving the competition i while michael phelps misses out on another gold. >> a three-way tie for silver. >> grabbing silver. and today swimming in what is likely his last olympic race ever. and maya dirado pulling a stunning come from behind victory. >> to get the gold. unbelievable. >> plus, a soccer shocker.

you'll need the ac on 4:00 p.m., 94 that's the high today. you'll be holding in the low 90s after that at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm south and east of the city. 7:00 p.m., 89 degrees. i meant to show you the heat index tracker what it will feel like through the afternoon. we mentioned a high of 94, but it will feel like 97 or 99 degrees when you factor in the heat and humidity. sarah, it gets worse tomorrow. details in the just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> some people are beating the heat at the beach. this is a live look sky6 live hd showing you atlantic city. plenty of people are out there. anne -- and is live at low -- annie mccormick is live at logan circle. hi, annie. >> reporter: here at logan square you can see the water is giving a little bit of relief, when the breeze comes by making it cooler. we caught up with a number of people this morning who say this is the new normal and learning to adapt. commuters try to hide from the sun at the norristown transportation center. this has a side effect.

you will notice that difference and you might need the ac on as you head into work. and by lunchtime if you've errands, we are already in the hundred forest. mostly sunny skies this afternoon and today's pie -- high goes up to 107. we talk about how soon storm chances return to the valley, next. >>> it's a big day here in arizona, the polls open for the primary and many of today's races are hotly contested. >> yes, our election coverage begins with nick ciletti. two of the races are expected to be pretty close. >> that's right, talking about the races for congress, for pulls just opened about two minutes ago and i just saw the first round of people. -- polls just opened about two minutes ago and i just saw the first round of people. this first race is featuring the likely render -- front runner facing wendy rogers, richard gary kane and also businessman sean read, steve -- statehouse speaker david cowley . and on the gop side we have former go daddy executive christine jones. they appear to be the front-runners but we also have down stately and state representative ju

the ac cranking for too many days. >> we really do, lauren, chris. we will get little bit of relief by the afternoon, not as humid, but still is oppressive start out there. but the extreme heat will end later today, high temperatures only around 90 degrees, as opposed to the mid 90s, there could be one or two isolated storms, bus stop buddy this morning, prepared for a muggy start, temperatures in the 70s and the 80s, as we talk little bit about how you plan your day, as far as the temperatures, looking at lunchtime right around 87 degrees. high this afternoon of 90 degrees. by this evening, 7:00 temperatures right around 84. ultimate doppler, much improved. but, overnight, take a look at that nasty line of showers and thunderstorms, that kind of move through the area, heavy rain, gusty winds, around philadelphia, across into parts every south jersey, and you can see it had a lot of vivid lightning with that, as well, waking some folks up during the overnight. a weak cold front will kind of press through the area. there will be a wind shift, and that

no real traffic southbound just yet but we'll see that volume build as people head to the ac air showy. big deal if you're on the waze app coming from philadelphia heading to atlantic city on the atlantic city expressway. no problems just yet because it's early. it doesn't start until 11:00. we see a 53 minute ride. if you're going to take the black horse pike instead it's about an hour and three minutes and if you're going to stick -- take 73 onto the atlantic city expressway an hour and 10 minutes so a couple of options that we're going to keep an eye on for you. but a lot of people head there early. you want to because the crowds get pretty extensive as you can imagine and so does the traffic. as we look at our maps we're seeing about 65 miles an hour right now on the atlantic city expressway but don't forget, once you get to the atlantic city visiting area on the expressway, there is shuttle buses that will run. you can park right there and take shuttle buses so that could help you out a little bit. also you could take new jersey transit. head in ac and avoid some of the traffic y

support on i am especially thankful to the regional transit agencies that we've had the privilege of working with ac transit and bart and golden gate and along with our own san francisco muni transit agency all ushering together under the umbrella working with the mtc, our municipal transit commission finland funds to extend the services like our outline service i think our drivers are going to be proud of and i know we'll talk about in a minute that's what we're going locally but all the agencies working together have fund funding to reach where workers and people live and those extended hours of operation 4r0k9 routes throughout the bayview and the east bay has been credible part of 24 service to support the late night shifts and the early morning shifts of you're working folks i get to announced this effort because part of our 2030 vision plan for san francisco was to make sure that we give attention to the programs that we're creating and that the reasons why we're treating e creating this is because we need to sustain this workforce and recognize they're working all hours of evening and support

clear skies, comfortable, take a break from the ac. crack open the windows. that fresh air in again. 82 during the day tomorrow. more comfortable with the humidity even lower if you can believe that. as we plan the day tomorrow, breakfast time 7am only 60. sweater weather but by lunch 77. afternoon temperatures around 80. and in the evening, looking at a pleasant temperature of 77. on your fox 29 weather authority extended forecast, nothing but sunshine right that was saturday with warming temperatures. it is back to the 90s as we look at thursday, friday and saturday that could be heat wave number six. warm again sunday and monday still dry with a temperature of 86 degrees. shore temperatures in the 80s as well. enjoy it while it's here. because you know what february will bring. >> that's right. thank you so much, kathy. (laughter). >> what? >> what are you guys doing. >> it's amazing what we talk about during the breaks here. why kathy is doing her tremendous weather -- >> i was actually listening to kathy talk about the weather. >> we can't talk about it.

quickly matured into the ace of the starting rotation. already 6 to one in the fourth. >> . 8 earned runs. in 3 and two-thirds innings. no quit in the rocks though. cut the lead to 8 to 6. biggest story line. sitting on 2999 hits. >> . he's on his way. to third. his 3 thousandth hit is a triple. >> . even the rockies fans showing their appreciation. for that. just the 30 player to ever hit 3 thousand major league hits. getting the milestone. marlins get the win. >> . ten to 7. rocks fall 4 games back in the this will mark the end of his playing career. fourth over all on the home run list. >> couple days into the olympics in ri, o. u.s. making up ground tonight. they lead the over all medal count. 12 over all. toe tied for first in tied for first in gold. nascar sprint cup series. this afternoon. talk about some final lap fire works. they do involve the number 78 car. running second he's bumped tpr-d behind. spun out. check out the post race. there's extracurriculars going on there. the furniture row car. saying i'm sorry. i knew it was m

the garden state parkway to the ac expressway in busy what were all involved. w investigators are working to try and figure out exactly what happened. our dave schratwieser live at state police barracks in hammonton. dave? >> reporter: iain, the new jersey state police actually shut down the eastbound lanes of the atlantic city expressway earlier tonight for about 45 minutes while they looked for ballistic evidence then they reopen the highway. they have found multiple weapons they believe are related to this shooting but so far no arrests and no motive. >> this all shot up. look at it. >> reporter: this bullet riddled ford expedition pulled into the wawa on tilton road near the atlantic city airport after a wild shooting on the ac expressway left four people wounded and one dead. >> i think it's scary, like, i live literally five minutes, not even, from here, and just to hear about it is -- it's crazy. >> reporter: new jersey state police shut down the expressway monday night looking for evidence. they say the occupants of the suv were the victims of a gun batt

down here we have the ac garage. that's for the heavy duty cables. on the side if you want to carry a water bottle, a zip-open pouch for that. this is neat. to keep organized, we have a pocket for just about everything, many of them see-through. >> i have a hard time keeping large bags organized. this can be for the school books, and there's a pocket for a tablet or a laptop. >> i love that. >> this is great. >> if i had this, i wouldn't play that game where i think i've lost my phone, but it's hidden in my purse. >> it doesn't have l.e.d. wings. it's a tradeoff. chrome books are more than 50% of the school market now. so a chrome book is not a windows machine, but it does a lot of things. videos here from the last time we were here. it's a beautiful keyboard. it has -- you can download videos to it. >> so this is kind of a midway. it's not a full blown -- >> it uses chrome os. so in school you'll be using wi-fi. you can download programs and then use it offline, but mostly online. there's not a lot of storage, but because of that, this is all book,

i want to show you we mentioned the ac air show. big deal dam so many people are going down there. 's the waze app. if you're traveling from philadelphia and you're staying on the a.c. expressway it's not a bad ride at this hour because it's early of course, it's taking you 56 minutes. i mean your other option is you could just take the atlantic city expressway. that's taking an hour and 10 minutes or your third option, start on the a.c. expressway, then switch over to the black horse pike. that will take i was little longer but as traffic builds we'll keep an eye on this and show you the best routes matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> a fierce wildfire has now throwed a -- led to a state of emergency. flames can be seen shooting 80 feet high. 82,000 people had to run from their homes. this is threatening a ski resort town and ranch lands. the blaze is being called the blue cut fire. it's so intense at times it is creating its own weather. firefighters recorded these flames twisting in a circle in a current that they -- an occurrence they dubbed a firenado. >>> it hasn't been a gr

want to take those precautions, drink plenty of water, take it easy, spends some time indoors, in the ac. we will talk about when we can feel some relief in your forecast, and that strong storm threat, that will be part of a risk along the i95 corridor tomorrow. all coming up in your full forecast. >> fans every jimmy buffet tried to stay hydrated down the shore, thousands gathered on the beach in atlantic city for a big concert, featuring legendary singer. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, was there. >> reporter: the atlantic city beach became its own margaritaville on saturday. as parrot heads gathered in droves, to hear singer jimmy buffet perform. >> i'm introduce dousing my son to jimmy buffet. i think the best venue to see him is on the beach. >> seems the generations are no match for the margaritaville singer. >> it is so cool, jimmy buffer he will actually doing. >> our grandparents do it every night down here at the shore. >> saturday marks the first of four of the atlantic city summer concert series, fans could not be happier. >> we love jimmy buffet. awesome. >> but what al

the transit service with that, i want to call up people the president of the board of directors of the ac transit one of the key partners in making sure the people could a get across the bay in the middle of the night. >> thank you, supervisor wiener and mayor ed lee my name is chris i'm an elected at large director of at transit and the president we're pleased to be part of the effort to encourage the late night work and play in san francisco and oakland question he provided some service but because former senator included us in measure 2 had service with was inadequate i want to absolute supervisor wiener's lairp in putting together the late night working groups that vastly increased the service bart paid for it and bart tom who is president of the bart board is the director for the mission area and he was very revolved in that my former colleague now the ocean boulevard city council rebecca helped we have pretty good service on the west side of the east bay we had some problems in the some of the routes that went further out but i think this effort this publicist effort is very importa

score ten run and get solid pitching the ace and bullpen. red sox finally beat the tearings. pick one guy. big papi. you might as well choose him over the wall and right. two-one home run. the 28th of the season. two beaters later after a single. jbj goes deep. 21 homer us now the center fielder who continued to exceed all expect teasing. to the sixth. this single by dustin pedroia, the last of four. two outs. one hitters getting it done. he had a game as well. this is the first of two doubles for him. this one out. showing the strength. driving in big papi and mookie bets who almost caught ortez as he came rumbling around. record after the win in motown. eight strikeouts in including this one. miguel cabrera. sox trying to gain ground thanes. blah jays up 2-1 in the ninth en cleveland when jose are a pir rez ties it up. through ek tras not tonight. how about the much batter. rookie tyler. another lefty gets most of it. off the wall. he is running around with usain bolt headed for gold. inside. ind yens win it 3 in this. red sox back in the heat. jimmy said is one step closer

youy think about running the ac. the temperatures in0 and 70s this morning.

youy think about running the ac. the temperatures in0 and 70s this morning. we are dry, a few cloubout for us. this morning showers and storms across minnesota and dakotas. this morning a few sun and clouds. 88 today. touch cooler lakeside. we are eyeing the rain and the storm chances tomorrow night. >> smooth. the travel times are looking good at this t. that's a look moratheng commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. commitment 2016, aew f months away from the general election and this morning we now know who wisconsin. the partisan primary is gaining national attention, especially paul ryan's seat. one of the big races is making the headlines across the country. take a look at this twe from e washington post about house speake paul ryan. thema is live i aukee ere suppters of the wisconsin congressman are celti victory. goodni >> well, good morning, melinda, voters across the state ca to polling places like this one to make their voices heard the race that you are talking paul ryan. house spoker ryan from janesville is walking away with more than 57,000 vo

in saint davids. 77 in center city. 72 in ewing, 75 in cinnaminson. 75 in hammonton, 77 on the boardwalk in ac. 73 in dover, delaware. satellite and radar, showing we'll start off with sunshine. we'll see clouds here or there. they will mix with the sun, you can see the front that's out to the west. that will not impact us today. we have an isolated chance of a shower or thunderstorm south and east of the city. it's a big deal the heat and the humidity. i love this heat index tracker, we're looking at lunchtime today. it's going to feel like 94. 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., it will range between 98 and 100 degrees. that's what it will feel like this afternoon. the actual high, 94. 7:00 a.m., lots of sunshine, 77. 10:00 a.m., 83. lunchtime, 89. 94 that's the high, we'll hit it by 3 p.m. 5:00 p.m., isolated storm and 93 degrees. when do we break the heat? i'll have that in just a few minutes. >> reporter: on the weekend, i thought maybe it won't be too bad down the shore, it wasn't so great, we did have a little bit of a an ocean breeze. we expect people coming back monday morning, from the shore, you

instead of cranking the ac and hoping for the cool air, you can find relief in temperatures that are easy to take. >> we love it thank you so much amy. good morning to everybody. off to a decent start on the roads as well, as we take it outside to the l.i.e. mo through suffolk county. no problems toward mannerville this morning. some overnight construction cleared by the bqe. let's go to the maps tell you about 17 abenjamin road into tuxedo. wires to watch for, no problems at the tappan zee bridge. lincoln and holland and george washington bridge moving 1, 2, and 3 back on or close to schedule. long island railroad, jersey transit and metro north on time. back to you. >>> investigators say speed may have played a role in a crash that killed five people on the long island expressway. eyewitness news reporter diana rocco is live outside stonybrook hospital where many victims were taken. >> reporter: as police continue their investigation this morning this devastating and the life of five people, the youngest victim, 10 years old, died here at stonybrook university hospital late last ni

we're just waiting out the end of this game, then the danville aces will take the field.u.s. semifinal. they've got a chance tonight. >> good luck to the aces. >> it's so exciting for those youngsters. scott, thank you. >>> all right, this is pretty cool, video that's been seen more than 10 million times. maybe not cute, but cool. >> it's a totally different story when you have to try and collect on it. >> fire season in california generally ends with people losing their homes. coming up, the simple steps to make sure you get every dollar you're owed from your insurance company. >>> and in weather, low clouds and fog banking up near the immediate coastline. that will cool us off. coming up, we'll let you know how long the cooling trend will last. ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ♪ ♪ 4 my country and how it all started out ♪ ♪ 4 the brave and every boy scout ♪ ♪ 4 doin' it yourself cuz you want it done right ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the top down - stars keep ya up at night ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 every one of our seventy-five years ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the wave -

many of you are tweeting about the cars without ac calling it brutal and gross. some even referring to it as hell. andrew siff in midtown with that and the safety concerns. >> reporter: first of all, we should mention as you guys indicated at the outset the most dangerous heat wave in three the day. no cool off expected until at least late sunday night, so that's a lot of hours exposed to this discomfort. health risks for the elderly. when that train rumbles in, usually it means you can stop fanning yourself on board. but about ten times a day during the past week on the older r-62 subway cars along the 1, 3, and 6 lines commuters have found no air-conditioning. >> it's brutal, especially when you're standing on the platform sweating. then your train gets here and you think finally. then you can't breathe. >> reporter: riders are vented on twitter. without ac. >> pretty bad. i can't really imagine anything much worse than this. >> it is like a sauna that you don't want to be in. >> reporter: aboveground those required to work outside today might face the toughest

check out the sunshine, the sun is officially rising. a pretty shot in ac, a place to beat the heat. one of the few places that won't hit 90. warm already, dewpoint, 75. the pressure is holding steady, wind out of the south/southwest pumping up the hot, humid air. the ocean temperature 679. satellite arena radar showing the -- and radar showing the clouds up above a weak little disturbance riding along the ridge. the clouds will break apart. the best chance of a seeing a storm is later on in the day north and west. 6:30 a couple of cells here and there, they will be started, best chance philadelphia north and west, 10:00 a.m. tonight, 10:30 you could see a shower or thunderstorm popping up in the horrible air mass. moderate risk of rip currents swim near the lifeguards. 87 on the beaches in new jersey, 89 in delaware. you will get a sea breeze, but you will have oppressive humidity. hour by hour forecast, 8:00 a.m., 81. lots of clouds, sunshine mixing through. 10:00 a.m., 85. a little more sunshine, 88. the high is 93. it will feel like 102 at that point. a

it's a battle of the aces. the brewers dug themselves into a deep hole, down five davies gives up two runs in the chris. kris bryant one of his two homers for the day. he gives up -- he goes five for five, puts the cubs up four. the brewers don't have a hit until the fourth. it's a good one. a three-run homer makes it a 5-3 ballgame. the uns keep this out of reach. they win 9-6 and sweep. day come of the decatch a lone record. he just has a 1500-meter race left to go. >> john: the warm and humid air is generating thunderstorms. we see some big thunderstorms across minnesota, starting to enter wisconsin right now. severe thunderstorm watch just to our west. none of our counties are included but it is dane county, green county as i shift to the radar. you'll see the big area of thunderstorms just blowing up fast and rolling to the so we'll keep an eye on those through the evening hours, see if that watch moves over. i think they will weaken before they get to our area. >> charles: and won't make it to lambeau? >>

down here we have the ac garage. that's for the heavy duty cables.the side if you want to carry a water bottle, a zipper pouch for that. to stay organized, a pocket for just about everything, many of them see through. >> i have large bags organized. i love all the pockets. >> exactly. this can be for the school books, and there's a pocket for a tablet or a laptop. >> if i had this, i wouldn't have to find my phone. >> it doesn't have l.e.d. wings. it's a tradeoff. chrome books are more than 50% of the school market now. so a chrome book is not a windows machine, but it does a lot of things. videos here from the last time we were here. it's a beautiful keyboard. it has -- you can download videos to it. >> so this is kind of a midway. it's not a full blown -- >> it uses chrome os. so in school you'll be using wi-fi. you can download programs and then use itoff line, but mostly online. the' but because of that, this is all the first all aluminum chrome book by them. it's called the chrome 14. >> and it's very light. >> and it's under $300. >> that's als

. >> police believe the thieves wanted the copper side the ac units. they took two older units which have more copper in them and left the newer ones we hind. part of our guarantee. we're going to need ac for the rest other weekend. >>> we're going to get them to give us more money over the weekend. the mid-90s in some this weekend. >> 92 degrees it now at raleigh durham international airport. skies are partly cloudy. and the rays of sunshine for your saturday, up there. >> 6. >> yeah, 6 or 7. i couldn't decide. i went with 6, again, like today with a partly sunny sky. saturday. the steamy conditions continue. comfort index that's a misnomer. this is the uncomfortable index. just continuing on and on and if i put tuesday and wednesday up there i'd probably keep it in the steamy category. no relief any time. so here is your weekend planner for this mid-august already believe it or not. because monday's the 15th. 8:00in the morning, 78. sunday services on sunday, weekend. and of next week of sunday being the hottest day. and 95 degrees. but saturday right

we're heading down there on wednesday for the ac air show. lly it won't be as hot as today, but we'll see. on the vine street expressway, we were seeing delays because of an earlier issue on the ramp from the westbound vine to the westbound ask schuylkill. that have vanished. no delays on i-95 by allegheny. normally we would be stacked up southbound heading toward center city. you're getting a few slow speeds, southbound by cottman, 43. closer to girard 27. i think this is indicative that volume is lighter than normal again this week in advance of the kids going back to school in a couple of weeks. 66 avenue is blocked off close to ogontz, stenton is the alternate. there's a crash edison furlong road at 611. bridge inspection old lincoln highway. down in bensalem use old lincoln highway today through wednesday, the flaggers will be directing traffic around construction that starts at 6:00 a.m. that's underway. our crash in atco clifford has cleared away. >> developing this morning 4,000 people have fled wildfires as homes burn to the ground in

. >> turn on the ac using natural air conditioning. when and farmers getting ready for the real thing. card. >>> the u.s. hit the century the u.s. has done it five times since 1996. four more times than all other countries combined. in rio so far only two other countries have earned 50. state by state california leads the medallist count by far with 26. they also have 125 athletes. if california was its own country, it would be one medal behind australia. if you take out united states, only five >>> today's event featured a bit of sibling rivalry. alstair bradley crossed first and collapsed to the ground. his younger brother johnny finished a few seconds later and thought he would follow his big brother's lead. [ laughter ] >>> a lot of people have enjoyed watchinghe athletes compete in everything from volleyball to golf. brazil plans to bring a carnivalfeel to the event. pelle was not at the opening ceremonies. he will make an appearance on sunday night. the backyard. between systems, showers have moved off, awaiting a cool front. the

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coors field the rockies had the the task of taking on the nationals ace. in the rubber game this afternoon. the rocks were ready for the challenge. first inning. bases loaded. that ball is all the way to the wall. two for five. 4rbi on the day. 3 run double here. time. couple batters later. the pitcher john gray. helping your own cause. another two run double to right. rockies tag him for nine earned runs. gnats rally back to make it interesting. harper went yard. not enough though. rockies get it done 12 to ten. judge lynn: i heard a great case this morning. did you know that couples who argue about money are 30% more likely to divorce? the young couple in this case got pregnant, got married, and argued about everything -- including money. here's what they said when they came to "divorce court." catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: mr. and mrs. roberson, you two have been married for approximately a year. -bradley: yes, your honor. -judge lynn: correct? and you have a one-year-old son, and you're 20 and you're 19. -elexus: mm-hmm. -judg

they go up and like the temperature in an office, we look at the battle between women and men when it comes to ac and it's trending right now. >> oh, yes. summer at the office means one thing. the battle of the sexes over the inside temperature. >> the freeze is upon us. >> you talking about the ac?