but just right now, conditions are beautiful at the devon horse show. l take a lot our current conditions, on the weather watcher, it is calling, 75 degrees, right now, little bit of the breeze at 9 miles an hour, dew points super low by june standard in the upper 30's so that air is nice, dry, comfortable and temperatures are feeling, nice and summer- like. yesterday mark the start of the meteorological summer and we are in the 70's and we even got a couple of 80's, we did officially hit 80 in philadelphia today. we are down to 78. seventy-five in trenton. seventy-eight in wilmington. beautiful evening is on tap, and a lot of activity going on , we are at devon horse show and we have a phillies game and it looks like you don't need to bring that rain gear. storm scan three showing a couple spotty showers over last several hours but we will keep it mainly dry as we head into the evening, just a gorgeous one for baseball, at first pitch 76 degrees, sunshine, keeping it mostly clear with temperatures only falling back in the upper 60's by the end of the ga

. >>> it's cbs3 summertime at the devon horse show and country fair. we'll show you the history, horses and the fun. >> also tonight, a tearful yet defiant kathy griffin. what the embattled comedian is saying about the shock photo shoot. >>> an after school brawl lands a local principal in the hospital. the serious injuries he received while trying to protect students. >>> good evening i'm ukee washington. the melee was captured on cell phone video. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is outside school district headquarters with more. alex? >> reporter: ukee, we were told that principal boone was hit so hard he rider eight stitches in his face. he was interviewed by detectives and continues to recover. this is not how school dismissal should sound. clearly not what it should look like. cell phone footage taken around 2:30 wednesday afternoon shows a fight that police say broke out between students at the edwin academic plus school in germantown and students from nearby by school of the principal attempted to break it up >> what was he supposed to

in 1896, the devon horse show started as a one-day show. but now, it's become the oldest and largest multi-breed competition in the united states and many different equestrian disciplines are competing that attracts horse lovers from around the world some of the best of the best. we saw a lot of unfolding in the oval here with the giant crowd taking it all in. we saw people of all ages. doing all different sorts of competition and these are some of the finest equestrians in the country and the world. some will go on to be olympics. get this, those who score well here at devon take home some amazing prices, including trophies, valued at thousand you say of dollars, and some of the trophies date back to the start of the horse show itself. proudly displayed at the entrance to the show grounds >> we have the largest trophy exhibit of any horse show in the united states and i believe of the world. our trophies go back to the late 1800s. and some of them are valued at over $100,000 each. >> reporter: and some of the more recognizable names in the

home to the devon horse show and country fare and ukee, this is 121st year for the devon horse show. talk about some tradition? talk about some family traditions? we have certainly have all that here all around us. we have been learning more and more about what goes on here both in the oval behind us but also the fare portion where kid can ride ride and there is great shopping, great food, and they have a little bit of everything for everybody when they come here. we will tell but history. for the devon horse show go all the way back to 1896, equestrians have been competing here for years and years and certainly all day long today and well into the evening. back in 1896 the devon horse show started as a one day show but now years later it is the oldest, largest, outdoor multi breed competition in the u.s. many different equestrians disciplines are competing during the 10 day event that attracts horse lovers from all around world. we were talking to the chairman of the show and they had people from four different countries competing last year. it pulls in people all across the globe.

this week at the devon horse show, the 121st devon horse show, and a lot of fun, a lot of festive tisf you can see the ferris wheel lit up behind us, but the beautiful horses out here warming up for the day's festivities. for me, someone who hasn't grown up around them, it was pretty cool being here earlier this week. you get a chance to get up close and personal and good look at some of the most beautiful horses in the country taking part in a number of events. here's a fun fact about the devon horse show, you guys, it began in 1896. but by 1914, the devon horse show was the largest outdoor horse show in the entire country, which is a reputation that it still holds today. so a lot of festivities going on, as far as the horses, but even beyond that, there are shops. the ferris wheel is out there, as well, so a lot to do for the entire family when you come out here. we will be out here this morning until 7:00 a.m. then also later today, at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00, 11:00. jessica dean out here anchoring for the beginning of summer festment beautiful morning, beautiful start to the day. we wil

. >> this week we were at the devon horse show, the 121st devon horse show, and a lot of fun, a lot of festive tis going on here. >> virtually and william penn due for his spa treatment. >> the inside of billy penn is entirely hollow. signatures of the men and women who have work on this statue over the years, one of those signature, dates back to 1899. >> her cue lee and effort. hats off to joe holden for that. >> we love him but didn't he kind of like like wack a mole? >> that's all right. we love him though. it is all love for joe. >> what do you think, do we need a hat for today's weather. >> i would to shade out the sun, that's the big thing here, yes. that uv index definitely high on day like this, where we have more sun than anything. but we can expect a beautiful day. much like yesterday, for the most part. so, obviously a caveat. we start thing off quick peak here at storm scan, which has no stormy weather to report. i love when it looks like this. days nice and clear, at least for the better part of the day. but toward mid to late afternoon, there will be some wet weather tha

come on down for the devon horse show. >> i love the horses are so vocal there.id think that you had some allergies there at first, but glad to see. >> beach-goers in georgia. >> magic the rabbit, tig err the cat, became fast friends when tig erray lived six years ago. can woe fit another animal into this segment. >> now actually back to pack, in a minute, but first we want to see, he will show us everything it takes to get the horses ready for the devon shores show. >> looks beautiful. i think expecting beautiful day, pretty much good part of the weekends, too, right, katie? >> absolutely, we will keep the theme going for yet another day. in all-in-all guys one more caveat. that will come in the form of spotty shower or thunderstorm, but there are many of you that won't actually get hid by -- hit by any wet weather. one of the summer like forecasts where you can't always predict where they'll pop up. you got to stay tuned. we know instability, dropping in to pay quick visit to help trigger shower or storm. not even until well after lunchtime, for now, storm scan

still time to enjoy the fun. devon horse show and country fares continues through tomorrow. >> and next week, summer fest, heads to new castle county bringing the fun to wilmington and highlighting everything the sit has to offer. that's next friday all day and night right here on "eyewitness news." it looked like a good time out there yesterday. i think the weather was nice yesterday. weather supposed to be pretty nice a little later on today? >> yes, couple of showers out there this morning, jan, a lot of sunshine this afternoon. so hopefully folks can get out, maybe a little bit of cotton candy today, nice afternoon, but again, no showers -- those showers are here to start the day out. if you are up early. if you do need to be going around the city early on in the day, take the umbrella with you, at least grab the raincoat headed out the door. few showers out there. it is not a real heavy rain. it is not going to be a wash out of a morning. it is more of just a nuisance while you're driving around, or trying to get

cbs-3 celebrating the summer and highlighting events in our region there is weekend the devon horse show country fair is under way, as the name indicates, locate the in the small chester county town of devon. and the tradition is rich in history, in 1896 started as one day show, now more than 120 years later become the oldest and largest outdoor multi parade competition in the united state. many different equestrian disciplines are competing here during the ten day event. that attract horse lovers from around the world. >>> those who score well here at devon take home amazing prizes including trophies valued the at thousands of dollarsment some date back to the start of the horse show itself, and are now proudly displayed at the entrance of the show grounds. >>> largest trophies, trophies go back to the late 1800s, and some of them are valued at over $100,000 each. >> some includes the stotesbury trophy dates back to 1902, and trophy named for john wanamaker, that one valued at more than $70,000. >> it is not just the horse that is attract people, as vittoria woodill and lauren casey fou

, join jessica dean and rest of the team live from the devon horse show and country fair at "eyewitness news" at five, six, 10 and 11. tune in for all of the summer fun. pat gallen was there this morning. he had so much fun. he came back and said he enjoyed it. >> good time. >> great weather too. >> for sure. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at noon i'm jan carabao. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we are always on line cbs philly.com. the young and the restless is up next. have a great perfect dasure is.game huh? i don't know about you gus, but i think a foul ball's coming our way. i'm ready! (crack of the bat, crowd cheers) whoa! almost had it! maybe next time. what about this time? pay me! the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of 100 grand! that's some catch! (giggles) (crowd cheers) keep on scratchin'! >> nick: [ panting ] >> nikki: well, that thing's getting quite the workout these days. your father was really going at it yesterday. i don't have to guess why you're hitting it. >>

. >> well the cbs3 team heads to devon horse show and country fair tomorrow for summer fest. 're on the road every week celebrating best events in our region. >> our vittoria woodill is blazing trails devon in tonight's taste weing torey and step into the restaurant a new hot spot on the main lane with peculiar seating seating arrangements. >> behind the popping hot wok, hand noodles and fraying rant flames you'll find a playful of flare, dap dan where the dining romd room surprise split between rad nor township and devon. >> we joke wow like sit in radnor or devon. >> who is bringing boarders together. cat and kevin wang. >> i feel like all the customers are family. and then when they came to the restaurant we get together and enjoy the food and enjoy the drinks and conversation. >> and bring the community together. >> and they're doing it with chilly oil cocktails and places packed with cuisine celebrating the roots of chinese and japanese influence. >> we specialize in -- i want to change people's perception of you know chinesep restaurant is not clean and decore is no good

. >> well the cbs3 team heads to devon horse show and country fair tomorrow for summer fest. we're on the road every week celebrating best events in our region. >> our vittoria woodill is blazing trails devon in tonight's taste weing torey and step into the restaurant a new hot spot on the main lane with peculiar seating seating arrangements. >> behind the popping hot wok, hand noodles and fraying rant flames you'll find a playful of flare, dap dan where the dining romd room surprise split between rad nor township and devon. >> we joke wow like sit in radnor or devon. >> who is bringing boarders together. cat and kevin wang. >> i feel like all the customers are family. and then when they came to the restaurant we get together and enjoy the food and enjoy the drinks and conversation. >> and bring the community together. >> and they're doing it with chilly oil cocktails and places packed with cuisine celebrating the roots of chinese and japanese influence. >> we specialize in -- i want to change people's perception of you know chinesep restaurant is not clean and decore is no go

the devon horse show, the roots picnic, you name it a lot of folks will be outdoors. so let's talk about those weather headlines. saturday morning a few showers potentially with a disturbance then again late on sunday evening. and then next week looks to be a bit unsettled. ultimate doppler we're dry, we're quiet and really comfortable. the humidity has been low those winds have been diminishing but well to the north that's the energy that we'll watch for early tomorrow morning. but look at the temperatures. 55 pottstown. 55 allentown. upper fours now in mount pocono. dover 66 degrees. so for tonight, open up those windows. let some of the fresh air in. 57 degrees in the city. upper 40s far north and west. high pressure will dominate tomorrow afternoon. but once again there could be an early morning shower especially north and west but look at the temperatures pretty seasonal mid to upper 70s so once again another nice day. if you're headed to the poconos, temperatures saturday and sunday will be in the upper 60s. tomorrow morning that spotty shower chance but afterno

vittoria wild is blazing trail to devon in tonight's taste with tori, stepped into dan/ dan a hot spot on theite noodle dishes and a peculiar choice of seating arrangements. see what it is all about on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> and then our cbs-3 summer fest continues tomorrow from devon. i will broadcast live from the devon horse show and country fair. we will also bring you store business what makes the chester county town so successful. that is tomorrow right here on "eyewitness news". >> a lot of fun. >>> seven classic children's books come to life in the new exhibit at please touch museum >> "eyewitness news" got a sneak preview this afternoon of story land, trip through childhood favorites, it featured interactive scenes from seven classic stories, the exhibit is bilingual featuring both english, spanish and designed to build children's literary skills. story land a chip through childhood favorite opened saturday june 3rd and runs through september. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at 10 on the cw philly. we are right back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>>

pat gallen will be live at the devon horse show and country fair tomorrow morning plus all day long we'llbringing you stories about what makes the chester county town so special. jessica dean lauren casey vittoria woodill will be there live for "eyewitness news" at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00 and again at 11:00. >>> and a guitar used by the grateful dead's jerry garcia sold at auction last night for $1.9 million. the late musician played this wolf guitar in concerts all over the world from 1973 until his death in 1995. the buyer hasn't been identified but proceeds of the auction benefit montgomery alabama's southern poverty law center. >> somebody had a lot of money. >> yesterday i started to feel the tide turn. i was out yesterday afternoon. i started to feel the nice weather so it's very nice today to have a full throttle. >> a little bit of a breeze just makes it that much better. sometimes that breeze can mess with you. it was blowing my hair around on the sky deck but you don't mind it. it's a warm breeze that's going to make it feel more comfortable. nothing but sunshine the rest of the after

consequences of beaver reintroduction but they say they are awaiting the formal publication of results from the devony. they have also helped to protect downstream areas from flooding by slowing heavy rainfall with their dams. they want creatures like this reintroduced nationwide. not all are convinced, but the beavers here are making their own watery case. now, the weather with darren. the start of next week doesn't look particularly appealing, but tonight, things are quietening down. they have a thundery showers that we have seen have a thundery showers that we have seenin have a thundery showers that we have seen in scotland northern ireland are fading away and it should be a clear dry night with light winds. 11 celsius, is the minimum temperature intel's. showers will gather out to the west in the morning, a band pushing into northern england, wales and the south—west, then heading towards the midlands. sunny skies following, lots of showers for scotla nd following, lots of showers for scotland and northern ireland, some heavyin scotland and northern ireland, some heavy in camberley. east anglia

we return to the wetla nds devon trial site. we return to the wetlands at dusk. here is a treat.t a fantastic privilege. i havejust seen my first beaver. they have not had a sighting like this to 18 months. he seems com pletely like this to 18 months. he seems completely unafraid. the scientists working here say the beavers have not just improved water quality. they have also helped to protect downstrea m they have also helped to protect downstream areas from flooding by slowing heavy rainfall with their dams. they want creatures like this reintroduced nationwide. not all are convinced, at the beavers here are making their own watery case. will hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. coming up before eight, ben has the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. theresa may and jeremy corbyn have faced tough questions from a tv audience, just days before the general election. they were challenged separately in a special edition of question time in york. mrs may faced uncomfortable questions about nhs funding. while mr corbyn faced a robust exchange

but the three others were issued unilaterally by chairman devon nunez without democratic approval. the "wall street journal" says those subpoenas were issued to the fbi, cia and nsa for information about alleged unmasking by former obama administration officials. seeking details about exactly what led to the unveiling of the names of trump aides who were in contact with russian officials and were caught up in surveillance of foreign officials. former national security adviser susan rice, former u.n. ambassador samantha power and former cia director john brennan all named in the sbs. senior aide claimed nunez was acting privately from the russian investigation and his aide stressed nunez never entirely recused himself but only temporarily stepped aside. >> can this investigation continue? >> why would it not. >> reporter: in april new fez said temporarily he was putting mike conway in charge of the russian probe. nunez faced a firestorm of criticism about how he handled classified materials but he obtained documents during a secret white house meeting without telling democrats on his

." >>> and good morning, i'm rahel solomon, the devon horse show and country fair continues this weekendrea, not to mention activities for the whole family and fun refreshments, wraps up sunday, so you can join jessica dean and our team live at the devon horse show beginning at 5:00. now over to katie fehlinger, looks like really nice day today. >> all-in-all i'm thinking the same thing, granted may end up with spotty shower, thunderstorm this afternoon or evening but that's real at this when it comes to any weather for the day, beautiful beginning here, outside palmyra cove nature park overlooking the delaware in the for grounds, city actually visible for a change, and real nice sunrise has been underway for couple of hours. six a the current temperature then already at the airport, off to nice mild start, very comfortable out there. as we go throughout the day no problem achieving the low 80s for daytime highs. but do again watch for spotty shower or thunderstorm, this afternoon, or toward evening. classic summer like forecast, right? tomorrow looks good. sunday however our next storm

. >> a lot of outdoor events, we got the dover speedway, we got the devon horse show, we got the rootsll of that going on a lot of picnic here. fifty-nine northbound the off ramp to girard avenue. here is a great example that i've been talking about the new construction pattern. notice this used to be the off ramp for 95 here, girard. obviously they relocated that, by doing so they moved the barriers around, so we've had a couple every accident already this morning. and we certainly have some sinclair on the northbound side. so leaving center city north on 95, extra heavy from the vine street expressway northbound, through that accident, and new traffic pattern at girard avenue. hello south jersey. bellmawr, heading in toward philadelphia. the headlights headed in toward that walt whitman bridge. eastbound on the schuylkill, starting to see some sun glare at the curve turnpike slowing down you working through washington. septa running with minor tray and first couple every trains out of the gates at the airport line and paoli line. mike and alex back over to you. >> coming up on 6:33.

kind of blew it. >> devon! >> the gopro goes flying into the depths of the water. everybody was okay. once they made sure of that, go down, retrieve the camera. >> bro, it's recording. >> yeah, bro. solid. got ourselves a clip. >> devon! >>> i love the smithsonian channel. i could binge watch it all night. because they have stuff like this. >> the monkey. the males have by far the biggest noses of any primate. >> so strange and so cool. >> they are strange and they are cool. that is one heck of a shnoz they have. >> they can smell good. >> but they can also get the ladies. according to the smithsonian channel, the fellas with the biggest noses tend to get the women. >> you don't say. >> did not see that coming. >> patrick knows. >> the nose acts as a resonating chamber. the bigger the nose, the louder the call. >> everybody likes deep voices no matter what species. >> y'all are going to need to calm down a little bit. >> the smithsonian probably didn't know they had this kind of gold when they made this new show debut

we have the devon horse show taking place. so the bottom line get outdoors and enjoy.y night, we're watching for some more scattered showers with a warm front most of that activity will be north and west of the city as we move toward your sunday night and then as we move toward early next week, not a wash out, but we will have chances for some rainfall and also some cooler temperatures especially by tuesday into wednesday. so for tonight, 57 degrees. we'll call it par rt cloudy. the winds will diminish. light west northerlies that morning sprinkle chance or spotty shower otherwise a nice breezy afternoon. 77 degrees will be the high temperature for tomorrow. the roots picnic taking place tomorrow. nice weather expected. don't forget to stay hydrated. sunscreen, sunglasses, allergy medicine we're looking pretty good. temperatures by noon 71 degrees. by 4:00 o'clock up to 77. low 70s by 8:00 tomorrow evening. so once again, looking nice. nascar down in dover, dry drive for autism. looking good. 77 degrees tomorrow. low 80ing by sunday and once again i think that rainfall

hour, several trees down, around gloucester county area, and down tree and poles in chester , in the devonrea as well. that is just a couple examples of the storm damage we have reports about yesterday, today it is a lot more calm, but the cold front hasn't quite made its way through just yet so we have a few of the over showers out to the west around reading area very light compared to yesterday and around hammington, new jersey as well as heavier rain around ocean pines and areas in the del marva peninsula. well, this is it, last day of spring today because summer starts tomorrow, and by the time we will get here tomorrow it will already been summer because it is soon after midnight that the season officially begins, summer solstice is at 12:24 a.m. temperatures right now are cooler then yesterday, 73 in the city. seventy in allentown, reading, lancaster 73. wildwood, we're seeing wind, still coming out of the south and southwest at about 12 miles an hour, it is a refreshing breeze to help dry things out from rain that fell yesterday, average high is 84 but we went well above average bef

that will here in chester county the devon horse show continues at the fairgrounds along lancaster avenuenother ten or 15 minute or so for this crew, couple of more cones still need to be pick up. northbound on the blue route working near the mid-county toll plaza, and the e-zpass lanes are block, they say, until about 5:00. i think we got double digit on our number for the day. sue has the details in 15 seconds. >> so looking a led to new month, month every june, as we look at the early part of the month ahead, some of the long-range forecasting, looks like we will trends below average for the first half of the month. it doesn't mean every day will be cool. and today as a matter of fact we expect to be a little bit above. because the average for today is 78 degrees, by the end of the month, the average high temperature will be up to 85 degrees. and it will be summertime by then, june 21, of course the first day of summer. i believe it is the 21. above average precipitation, also, expected in the month ahead. more unsettled weather, but that pattern will probably settle in, the unsettled

we have the devon horse show,ly also, big race weekend in dover. at of a morning sprinkle or passing shower. otherwise a nice afternoon. 77 degrees down the shore morning clouds, afternoon sunshine temperatures in the mid 70s. mid 70s for the lehigh valley. the threat of those morning showers. but a nice afternoon. ultimate doppler is dry and quiet. pretty comfortable as well. the humidity is low. a lot of folks were out and about just really enjoying the friday evening weather. up to the north a little disturbance a peace of that will move in our direction early tomorrow morning. but look at the temperatures right now. we have 60 in allentown. 62 pottstown. upper 60s in wilmington and dover. look at the cool spot. 55 in millville. low 50s right now in mount pocono. so hour by hour tomorrow morning, watching that disturbance far north and west we have the threat of a couple of spotty showers or some sprinkles. 8am still the same north and west. but lot of that energy just kind of dies out as we continue into the late morning early afternoon time fra

consequences of beaver reintroduction but they say they are awaiting the formal publication of results from the devonvilege. i have just seen my first beaver. they have not had a sighting like this for 18 months. he seems completely unafraid. the scientists working here say the beavers have notjust improved water quality. they have also helped to protect downstream areas from flooding by slowing heavy rainfall with their dams. they want creatures like this reintroduced nationwide. not all are convinced, but the beavers here are making their own watery case. do you remember that moment? when you saw your first one? do you remember that moment? when you saw your first one ?|j do you remember that moment? when you saw your first one? i have never seen one. you saw your first one? i have never seen one. that is why roger was so excited. they are rare? yes. let's move on. . . donald trump's decision to withdraw the united states from the paris climate change agreement has been met with widespread criticism around the world. the deal was hailed as a major step forward when it was signed two years ago but,

this was the 121st devon horseshoe. >>> from a prison to a playground, the land that once held the riverfronttate prison in camden today becomes the cooper's point waterfront park. the four-acre park is at the base of the ben franklin bridge. it will hold a multipurpose trail. >>> at the jersey shore, the ultimate test of physical and mental toughness in cape may. nearly 2,000 athletes hit the water and trails and streets for the fifth annual escape the cape triathlon early sunday. just look could at what the -- looking at what the video is. the athletes started with a 12-foot jump off the cape may lucifery and ran through the back roads of cape may county. >>> 4:50. let's check the ride to work as you head out around this time every morning. we'll check 295. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington keeping an eye on it for us. how's it looking? >>> we're doing pretty good now. early on a monday, not seeing backups or delays or big problems to talk about. 295 at west stdeficitford at 13 -- departmentford west deptford delaware, in the 60s. 422 looks similar at least with the drive ti

the far north of scotland, clearer skies, fairly chilly. thursday, around rush hour, rain into cornwall and devonreland. the staff are pretty wet spell tomorrow for northern ireland. the far north of scotland, fresh and sunny start of scotland, fresh and sunny start of the day. through the day, rain continuing to move to the north—east. missing east anglia and the south—east. spits in spots. in northern ireland, the rain could be heavy tomorrow. heavy across the north west and central parts of scotland. 19 in the south, fairly fresh in the north. thursday, into friday, still a messy area of low pressure. this one heading our way on saturday. the remnants spilling into the north. friday will be a day of sunny spells, just a few showers. most of the showers will fall in the morning, show pretty good, warming up, 16—18 in glasgow in newcastle. 21 for london. the weekend, another low, sitting on top of the uk. probably saturday morning the wettest period of the weekend. by the time we get to sunday things should improve. the weekend summary, pretty unsettled, some rain, some sunshine. for sure, defin

w speaking out with the message. devon kozlov has more. >> you when you have something, it is so unexpected. >> reporter: epidemic father in shock after an unexpected wake- up call early this morning. >> i was still in bed and i heard the doorbell ringing twice and i saw a police officer. he's found my son, he told me. >> he asked us not to use his son's name. >> reporter: the boy is 14 and suffers from autism and around 2:00 this morning, he was found walking on his own by the westlake mall. >> the garage door was open and he had walked two miles at 2:00 in the morning. he knew where he was going. that was the scary part. >> reporter: because of this, the lack of understanding of possible dangers, that there was a message for those in the community. >> don't it nor it if you see a child or young adult alone that is you ask him things or wondering -- wandering around at night. to look after him. >> that was evan koslof reporting. is nonverbal and police had trouble figuring out who he was. media coverage reedsolv this. tea

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this was the view in devon not so long ago. the showers will fade away from the west. wheels m, it is much drier through the afternoon. the cloud will increase but a lot of dry and bright weather here. 17 or 18 degrees. but with thicker cloud and a scattering of showers on and off in east anglia but much of northern england and the midlands, it's at a decent afternoon. 18 or 19 degrees and summer in northern ireland. eastern scotland is still at risk of a few showers. the showers that we do see on the eastern side, they know the northern sea and then we look towards the west for that weather system the head as way. turning quite wet in some parts of wheels mike and northern ireland. but in scotland stays dry. here we will dip into single figures but for most, a fairly mild night. the big picture for the start of the weekend, there is that low, lots of isobars wrapped around it so it will be quite breezy. we have those weather fronts bringing rain to the north and west but things to improve in northern areas. it stays quite windy and a pretty wet day for northern englan

the camera. >> yeah, bro. we got ourselves a clip. >> devon! >> i give you the story of gifts, brought to us by elephant news and the cambodia wildlife sanctuary. this is marie. she is a wild gibbon and she's come calling because of another gibbon, a gibbon that's in this cage. you see this is gib. he was rescued several years ago. he was brought in weak, injured, and they rehabbed him. the goal was to get him back into the wild but the problem is they needed him to be more wild to get him back into the wild. so they created this enclosure for him so they could put him out where other gibbons were. and guess who came calling? >> so marry is hoping to get gibes going wild. >> yes, and she visits him daily. she sings. >> she's setding up her territory and sing a song. >> that's not a song. that's a call saying hey, daddy. >> she gets a little louder to make sure he doesn't misher call. >> girl, calm down. >> she's not going to calm down because finally after all this time of them touching and feeling and just looking at each other through the fenc

the uk. a beautiful picture here from devon. uth—east got up to 31 degrees, yesterday we just about got 33 degrees. but there is a contrast, 70 degrees. but there is a contrast, 70 degrees on the north sea coast. the heat is going to peak in the south tomorrow and then we have some thunderstorms on the way which will mostly affect northern and western areas of the uk. temperatures at nine o'clock tonight still very hot across the south, uncomfortable going to bed. 15 degrees, a lot fresher in newcastle around nine o'clock this evening. so tonight we are seeing the threat of some showers, perhaps isolated thunderstorms across north—western areas. to the south and into the morning the hot air starts to come in once again from the near continent. already at eight o'clock we are talking about temperatures into the 20s. across the south of the country. still around mid teens across the midlands and his areas of blue or those showers and a potential thunderstorms affecting maybe northern ireland, south—west of scotland, northern irelan

. >>> tonight it's a wrap on the 2017 devon horse show and country fair. the show featured world class rider teams in challenges. >>> now, heading down at the shore the ultimate test of physical and mental toughness happening in kate may. nearly 2,000 athletes hit the water, the trails, and the streets for the fifth annual escape the cape triathlon. it started with a 12 foot jump off the kate may ferry and finished through the back roads. >>> it was a nice summer weekend, but now you're going to be seeing some big swings in our temperatures. and a wet week ahead, glenn. >> yeah, denise, and it's going oo be getting kind of chilly as well. it's also going to be getting kind of foggy as well. so we're not going to be seeing these buildings as we did this weekend. 70s farther to the south. it was in the 80s during the day today, but we're not going to be seeing that until the endÑi of e week at least. it's only 64 in chest nut hill. 73 graduate hospital, 73 in port richmond. we're not going to be seeing temperatures like that after tomorrow. now, tomorrow up t

far west side >> we were just confused because we're new to the neighborhood and we didn't know if somebody did it. >> reporter: they're near devonhole thing. >> i saw her with the first flag. i was just freaked out, so the second and third flag, i started recording her. >> reporter: here's the video, the her she's talking about is this squirrel, a pair, actually. you see them struggle to get the flag off the stick. but they're patient squirrels, they won't give up. ripping them free, putting them in their mouth and running off >> i was just like, my god, these animals have a mind of its own look you never would guess that they would do something like this >> how crazy it was a squirrel that took it and made a nest >> if you walk this way, you can see up here. >> reporter: devon shows us the nest. ten small american flags. bringing comfort and shelter to a family of resourceful squirrels >> it was relief came over we finally understood that it wasn't someone. it was something using it. how amazing they use their resources like that. they find something new, figured it would work and used it. >> resourceful >> squirrels is one of

be demolished, the home was bought by the mid peninsula regional open space district for the rangers. kpix 5's devon feely explains why they have no choice but to tear it down. >> reporter: given the spectacular view, it is perhaps easy to understand why it might have seemed like a good investment, even with a million dollar price tag-to buy the property for ranger housing in the hills. >> it was really important, the board decided to purchase the property because it provided public access to open space preserve, and to provide an on sight presence for a ranger residence. >> reporter: a decade later the house sits empty, waiting for the wrecking ball, it purchased on a hill side at the end of a private road near the entrance to the reserve, recent years the ground underneath the home has been sliding, making it unsafe and ultimately unlivable. >> in 2015 they were noticing a lot of cracks in the building, doors that wouldn't shut, the tile was breaking, the floor. basically evidence there was movement in the building. >> reporter: an engineering firm confirmed their fears and put a price tag on repa

this was the scene in devon. lauren casey has a closer look at where the storms hit hardest. >> we had numerous storm reports. you can see all of these symbols indicating that tree kind of falling over the house, that is indicative of wind damage, whether that be downed powerlines, downed trees or structural damage. you can see how many we had when those severe storms came rolling through this afternoon or evening, we saw a few homes hit by lightning unfortunately in chester county as well as ocean county but things now have quieted down tremendously. we're still dealing with residual rain, light to moderate in intensity. right now a soaking at the store, that rain stretched out from cape may up into ocean county and a soaking night across the state of delaware. now the rain starting to break up a bit especially over the last couple of frames so we'll start to dry things out in delaware as we head into next couple of hours. we do have a bit of light rain redeveloping around philadelphia now that is tapering back a

among the worst performers, devon energy, transocean, chesapeake, all tumbling. if you go back to the broader market and look at the three major averages, off of their highs. little changed for the dow and s&p, but earlier we had seen gains closer to a quarter of 1%. the nasdaq holding on to that level in part because of the performance of chipmakers. continuing a remarkable run here. there have been reports over the past week about demand for the company's chips, graphics chips specifically from the crypto currency world. of course, there has been a boost in those. macron and intel also part of the party, both rising. that means the philadelphia semiconductor index is at its highest since 2000 and approaching a record today. that is helping to offset some of the energy declines. mark: let's go to the latest on tomorrow's u.k. election, the candidates making their final pitches. theresa may promising a brexit boost of billions of pounds in state investment. >> who do you trust to have a strong and stable leadership that will deliver the best deal for britain in eu

the only advice you can give. and finally, this lovely story from devon and the schoolboys of exeter taking a stand even though theyerature dropped just in time for the protest. it was the principle they we re protest. it was the principle they were making and they have delivered us were making and they have delivered usa were making and they have delivered us a really good news story and a talking point the day after all the bad news. it filled me withjoy talking point the day after all the bad news. it filled me with joy to see these young men! it must have filled the writers of headlines with i°y filled the writers of headlines with joy in this story because they get their teeth into it, boys skirt the issue, a couple of others, lots of plays on words. it is great young people are getting political again. these people could be new voters for an energised tory or labour party. i'm actually taking a stand on the issue, everyone seems to have got into the spirit of it, and even the head might consider changing it. the boys were saying, it's too hot, the girls get to wear skirts, can we please wear shorts? the headt

what happened when he moved to the place in devon? en you were not able to see him for the first two weeks and then it turned out to be five, what did you think was going on? straightaway, alarm bells were ringing, and it was clear that everything they promised wasn't going to happen. and when you say you eventually did get to see him and he looked terrified, tell us more. he was a lot quieter than he had been for a long time. he was really pleased to see us, but he didn't tell us anything at that stage. hejust enjoyed his home visits. but when they came to pick him up, he wasjust visits. but when they came to pick him up, he was just terrified. visits. but when they came to pick him up, he wasjust terrified. and was that when you started to think, we need to get him out? yes. when they stopped us seeing him for five weeks, i already knew that something was terribly wrong. how long did it take? it took us over a year, and then they gave him 28 days notice, but the investigation started so he didn't serve those 28 days, and he went to a

this was the scene in devon. lauren casey has a closer look at where the storms hit hardest. >> we had numerous storm reports. you can see all of these symbols indicating that tree kind of falling over the house, that is indicative of wind damage, whether that be downed powerlines, downed trees or structural damage. you can see how many we had when those severe storms came rolling through this afternoon or evening, we saw a few homes hit by lightning unfortunately in chester county as well as ocean county but things now have quieted down tremendously. we're still dealing with residual rain, light to moderate in intensity. right now a soaking at the store, that rain stretched out from cape may up into ocean county and a soaking night across the state of delaware. now the rain starting to break up a bit especially over the last couple of frames so we'll start to dry things out in delaware as we head into next couple of hours. we do have a bit of light rain redeveloping around philadelphia now that is tapering back a

the pain. >> ron devon serving over sea in iraq until the iraqis blast, it changed everything. >> housing. >>am always been told if you don't do it -- >> luckily volunteers here at the home did not listen. everyday they build the house, the deck work will soon be home >> it was necessary for me to give back and help others. >> it comes together to help. both donated by the community. >> i am retired, and this is the way to give back. you are trying to figure out what can i do that's meaningful for them. this house should be done by the fall. but it is the gift that's keep on giving. the volunteers will be back to fix it for free. >> it is a great group of guys to work with and anything we can help out as a group. >> the deputy could not visit the construction. we brought the construction to him. >> just seeing them making progress on the house is ju just -- it is wow, you don't see that, people willing to help other people. >> this couple volunteers. >> ami chou, news 4. >> very nice, i cannot police chief it. there is dpoigoing to be a gamee in the nba playoffs. i knew it was over when i wen

royals like prince phillip, who left hospital this morning, know all about balancing the private and public. schoolboys in devonsures to deal with this week's heatwave. when male pupils were told they couldn't wear shorts and had to wear trousers, they decided to wear skirts instead. jon kay reports. not your typical class photo. around 30 boys wore skirts at isca academy today — borrowed from their sisters and theirfriends. what does it feel like to wear skirts? it feels comfortable. really nice. cheering it's a protest... we want shorts! ..because they are not allowed to wear shorts, even on hot summer days. they are fed up with long trousers and, in a co—ed school, skirts are officially part of the uniform. girls are allowed to wear skirts all year round. and then they get cold legs and we have to sit there sweating. i think it's good. if they can't wear shorts then they have to wear skirts. i don't think it's right, them being told off for having hairy legs, though. the head teacher wasn't available today. in a statement, she said she might allow shorts in future, but needs to consult parents. and she says

but the beavers here are making their own watery case. roger harrabin, bbc news, devon. ather looked nice there but how is it looking today? nick miller has all the details. icy rain! icy sunshine! sunshine and showers today, and mixture, not everyone will catch a shower. scattered about scotla nd will catch a shower. scattered about scotland and northern ireland, heavy ones with thunder, may catch mixed m, ones with thunder, may catch mixed in, drifting east of england and wales into this evening but they die away. most places away from the northern isles, which they showery, look dry. mid single figures away from the town and city centres, the grampians remaining freezing, maybe fog around on sunday. morning sunshine tomorrow and showers get going again in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, this batch for wales drifting east, eastern england staying dry until late of the day, with showers, some places missing the more together and staying dry. 2! celsius possible in spots, most falling short of that. if you want rain on the garden, on monday, rain pushes n

the roots picnic, the race in dover. devonorse show taking place it looks like most the week send going to be dry as we roll the clock ahead, sunday afternoon, north and west, looking at the threat for some showers. moving toward the pocono mountains and the lehigh valley, but once again, it look lick most of that rainfall stays to our north. this is the clock at 10:00 p.m. on your sunday. as we move toward early next week, it won't be a wash out but we will have clouds and, yes, periods of rainfall. temperatures for tonight, pretty comfortable with the lemule humidity. winds will diminish, 57 degrees will be that overnight low. for tomorrow, kind of similar to today, 77 degrees will be the afternoon high. it will be comfortable. taking a life at the nascar fox cast, 77 degrees for tomorrow. a mixture of sun and clouds. low 80s on sunday. and once again it looks like most of that rainfall holds off for the weekend. as we move toward early next week, unsettled, 78 monday. upper 60s to only 70 degrees tuesday and wednesday. but

and look at the way they wash over england, all the way down the south—west, devon and cornwall, for le in them. manchester, liverpool, birmingham, newcastle, sheffield, leeds and so on. they serve labour very well indeed. the liberal democrats had a terrible time in 2015, with only eight seats. they will be looking to improve — disastrous if they don't. and the snp in scotland had the night of their lives. there they are bathing scotland in yellow, with 56 out of 59 seats. let's not forget the other parties, the welsh nationalists, the greens, the parties in northern ireland. but in the end, this election surely comes down to what are called the marginal seats, the ones that were closest last time. here are the top 120 marginals. now, these are the seats that labour need to win. if the conservatives can hold onto the blue ones here, theresa may is almost certainly back in no 10. jeremy vine with the latest from our election studio. a two look at some of the other stories now. australian police say they're treating a siege in melbourne as a terrorist incident. the perpetrator was shot

but the beavers here are making their own watery case. roger harrabin, bbc news, devon. the weather. sunshine and showers going into this evening, but if you are going out, you might have an umbrella with you when you're coming home this evening as it is looking guy. showers continue overnight for the northern isles but elsewhere they will fade, largely clear skies, could turn out to be chilly away from the larger towns and city centres, so these are the urban temperatures overnight, but single figures for the countryside, sheltered glens, scotland close to freezing, one or two mach four patches by tomorrow morning. most places tomorrow will have a blue sky start to the day. the shower clouds build again, scattered and heavy showers for scotland, northern ireland and england, a bachelor south—west england and wales getting eastwards, other areas will remain dry. some places will miss the showers altogether. 20, 20 one celsius only sports, most of us fall short of that. secondly different picture on monday, been pushing east across the uk and when strengthening in the sou