it comes after 48 hours of government bombardment of the northern city. germany considers a partial ban on the fail. conservative politicses say it prevents integration. and some of the biggest drama is happening off the tracks and outside of the stadiums in rio. u.s. swimmer ryan lochte says sorry but only to his teammates, for lying about an armed robbery. good evening and thanks for watching. the u.s.-led coalition has scrambled jets to syria to protect its special operation forces. the regime began pounding kurdish fighters with air strikes and artillery bombardment on thursday. emma: the northern city is mostly held by the kurds. dozens of civililians have been killed. thousands have been forced to flee their homes. more on this we can cross now to washington. and "france 24" corpte philip. what more do we know about this deployment? reporter: yeah, this confrontation happened yesterday, thursday, above the city in the northeast of syria, as you say, it was an almost confrontation, according to the pentagon, with a u.s. fighter jet arriving on the sce

our china correspondent sent this report from the northern city. he police surrounding the court, we were not allowed to film. the closed roads are the first sign that the first in a series of cases was getting underway. min is a veteran human rights campaigner and one of 20 activists and lawyers detained since the crackdown last year. his suppose it confession has already been aired on state tv. today, he was the first of the group to be convicted on a charge of subversion. lawyer and is a another one of those detained. many relatives have heard nothing for over a year. only after my husband was arrested that i realized i was pregnant. i have not let me see him since. he may not know he has a new baby. correspondent: so many outside observers, including foreign governments, say there is only one conclusion to be drawn from what is happening in the court. china is engaged in an effort to submit up oppression and one -- and cement one party role. he faced a maximum of life an prison but was given a three-year suspended sentence. if that relatively ne

it comes after 48 hours of government bombardment of the northern city. iders a partial ban on the fail. conservative politicses say it prevents integration. and some of the biggest drama is happening off the tracks and outside of the stadiums in rio. u.s. swimmer ryan lochte says sorry but only to his teammates, for lying about an armed robbery.

so, that is why, when we have the migration this group to the northern cities, that's why we have this transportation of violence with that group. >> now, one of the other things you mention, when talking about the culture of the south, you quote, in such regions where the state has little power, and citizens have to create their own system of order, this means, the rule of doing this, the rule of retaliation. can you talk about what the relative lack of control of the state might have contributed to it? >> in the south, especially in the rural areas, they had no policing. and i notice most of the lynchings, took place in rural areas. never in cities. because there were no police. so, if you had an area where there are no police, you have a much greater likelihood of people taking the law into their own hands. lynchings. so this is what happened in the south. the south remains largely rural. the big cities were never as big as they were in the northeast. the immigration. the immigrants from europe sell dem went south. so, this really fed into this call ever sure of taking the law into

i started at the northern city on the coast of libya.hey have been entrenched there for some time now. there has been a ground attack going against them from the u.n. backed government. and now air strikes. good thing to get air strikes in there supporting the ground troops. the lesson we learned from 9/11 is that when we leave safe haven is unattended like we did in afghanistan despite al qaeda's attacks against us, we got ni9/. you must conduct military operations to destroy them. that's the problem we have in syria. we have never destroyed the safe haven in syria which has been there in 2012. so this is a good move that we are doing. >> if you're in the room talking to those decision makers that are getting the green light for this, what would you be talking about? how much do we need to do to make sure isis is not a problem in libya and we can move to the next place to make sure they are not a problem any where else? >> well, much of it will depend on the effectiveness of the ground force. as we all know and become educated here on f

this attack taking place near the northern city of mosul, which is still in isis' hands. a bodyguard videotaped the rolling fire fight that happened no injuries were reported. iraqi forces are preparing an offensive to recapture mosul from the islamic state. >>> libya forces have ousted isil out of cert. it is on on the border of libya. it is the biggest advance in libya since u.s. began air >>> russia accuses ukraine of trying to sneak forces into the peninsula that russia invaded and annexed in 2014. vladimir putin accuses them ofs creating a new conflict. an accusation, kiev denies. that is tonight's fox flash the zika virus has reopened today. it was a ghost town. local officials went door-to-door handing out mosquito repellant. they are asking congress to get back in session to pass zika funding for florida. governor rick scott plans to declare a state of emergency. >> understand this is an emergency. this i with. this is not something we can put on the back burner and say we'll do it later. >> meantime, there are planes flying over a two-mile area in a neighborhood d

. >>> syrian rebels celebrated overnight after they breached the government siege on the northern city of aleppo. 300,000 people were trapped in the area since the syrian government seized the on the route into the area last month. the united nation said there's a humanitarian crisis there with people on the verge of starvation. >>> sunday, august 7. a new round of flooding leads to rescues in the monsoon rains. an artist brings the unique life in the caribbean to the canvas and more. that's in 6abc loves the arts. >>> let's take you outside, sky6 live hd overlooking the commodor barry bridge. meteorologist chris sowers will have the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. >> flash flooding in scots daily, arizona forced rescue crews to rescue passengers and drivers out of their vehicles. officials closed off several roads in the area that were flooded. the storm knocked out power to thousands. season veterans say this year's monsoon season has been a rough one. >>> the fight is on to stop a wildfire in washington state that has already burned ten thousand acres. no hom

the olympics. >> dana: actual gunshots were fired in the city of milwaukee over the weekend leading to riots in the streets. this is in mainly the northern end of the city of milwaukee. were set there. this from last night. they had a fire at a gas station on saturday night. an african-american man was running from police. he turned toward police. this police officer opened fir african-american man leading to the scene on your screen right now. somebody was shot in that community last night but not by police officers. police had to go in an armored vehicle to get the person that was shot and take them to the hospital. believe they are still alive in the hospital this morning. >> kim: we'll continue to check out the live images. we have an early heads up of what to expect this morning on up on today, the biggest names from team u.s.a. record setting swim team are going to join us live at the beach. michael phelps, katie ladecky, simon manual and many more. >> simon biles will try to make it gold medal number four today. we'll talk about the history she's made here in rio. >> then we are going to try our heads, shoulders, niece a at foot v

and the northern alliance comes rushing forward. and they rush into the city. nce was a collection of militias basically. tajiks, uzbeks and hazaras who were traditional enemies of the taliban. the taliban come fleeing to the south. it is complete chaos. >> when the taliban were leaving kabul, there were thousands of armed military. they had the rockets, they had you know, pk and kalashnikovs. everything. you could feel in the air the volatility and the intensity and the chaos. we heard the sound of angry men running down the hallway. and these men started to bang on the door of our prison cell. these men were dressed for war. their heads were covered with turbans that were wrapped around their faces. all you could see were their eyes. it was very clear that these men would have no qualms with doing us harm. >> witnesses say when the taliban fled kabul they took with them americans heather mercer and dayna curry and six other western aid workers. >> it was a very chaotic no man's land and the hostages, we think, were still at grave risk. >> they were completely

. ♪ >> reporter: this two-day music festival is held in the small northern city of otaru. re than 60,000 people from around the country came to see performances by around 100 acts. music festivals have become synonymous with summer in japan. revenue from ticket sales has nearly doubled in the past decade. >> translator: this is the third time we've come since my child was born. at first, he used to cry, but now he enjoys it. >> translator: it's cool. the food's good. the music's good. it's the best. >> reporter: some festival goers like to camp out overnight. this year, there was a place where they could brush their teeth. >> translator: i couldn't brush this morning because i was watching a performance. i just brushed my teeth, and i feel much cleaner. >> reporter: brushing your teeth in a crowd of your fellow music fans. some people consider the experience special enough to share online. and that's music to the ears of the toothpaste and toothbrush company that sponsored the booth. >> translator: the booth is more popular than we expected. we hope our brand will make new

. >>> there was a toddler found wandering at night all by herself and the discovery in the northern california city and how it evolves pokimon. -- involves pokimon. >>> and how long it will take to get the upper hand on the aggressive blaze for the soberanes fire . >>> we will show you which are ride looks like getting into san francisco when we come back. >>> a little bit warm for the first couple of days in a big cooldown expected. >>> we welcome you to august on this monday, temperatures cooling down just a little bit, and your forecast in a moment. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, and it is monday, august 1, and i am brian flores.>> good morning, i am pam cook. i don't want to say it, but we are getting toward the end of summer. it already feels like it.>> when that breeze kicks in, that is true. a lot of things are way ahead of schedule. but what is on schedule is the fog bank, and it was held in check, but not now. flying over the coastal hills and making a good little push. low clouds and fog in place with a decent breeze, 30 in

this small boy, apprehended in the northern iraqi city of kirkuk wearing an explosive belt... he was caught before he could set it off, but it's believed he's not the only child suicide bomber being used by isis. the terror group is losing territory in its traditional strongholds - leading to more brutal tactics as they strain to rule over areas challenged and its leadership - those that have survived - find it increasingly difficult to physically move anywhere, much less operate." isis feeling the pressure on all fronts... iraqi and tribal forces are slowly moving in on mosul, the last major city in iraq still under isis control. and further north, turkish artillery strikes are backing a massive syrian rebel offensive near the border. mos says: translated "i was cropping corn on a tractor. we heard its sound in the air. we hid oursel because of fear." meanwhile on the diplomatic front, secretary of state john kerry is rallying coalition partners in africa... saying while the u-s remains focused on iraq and syria - it won't back out of the fight against isis in countries like l

the islamic state in northern syria. turkish forces also shelled syrian kurdish forces north of manbij. police have detained an 11-year-old boy wearing a suicide vest in the northern iraqi cityf cookbook -- cookbook. he was arrested on sunday night shortly after a suicide bomb attack on a shiite mosque in the city. the former french president announced on twitter he will run for the presidency again in next years a legends -- elections. hollande's popularity has plummeted to a major low after unimpressive economic growth figures. in the trial of a german man accused of supporting the self-proclaimed islamic state has begun an frankfurt. the 30-year-old is accused of joining a terrorist organization abroad and of committing war crimes. prosecutors say he traveled to syria in 2013 for weapons training before fighting with anais combat group -- an is combat group. david bowie has been remembered in berlin for his work in the city in the two 70's. -- in the 1970's. officials unveiled the plaque marking where go we lived from acting 76 to 1978. his -- david bowie died of liver cancer in january this year. you are watching dw news. still to come, john kerry calls for more you lend

we have a good little soaker going through the northern part of the city within the last hour here. i don't think this will last all morning. temperatures around the region is 55 in boulder right now. 57 in englewood and 53 in castle rock. we'll be cloudy and sun breaking through in the mid-day and isolated thunderstorms popping again this afternoon. moisture if you didn't get any yesterday. 76 in fort collins. and 76 in castle rock . joel, another cool and comfortable day and you might get rain on that lawn today. >> i appreciate that for send that to my house. i-76 and i-270 this morning, this is the area that loads up first in the morning. seeing added volume, but nothing that's going to slow you down. we have a couple of spots that will slow you down as you morning in the southbound direction out to iliff, that ramp is closed. we're watching northbound i-225 near 17th where there's lane close close -- lane closures. >>> we've learned more about what caused a driver to smash he works for denver public schools. he wasn't hurt, but there's a lot of damage. >>> there's an effort to

england puritans had slaves and there is a direct link between the prophet of slavery and the emergence of northern cities including new york city. this is tough information to digest. in my memoir, not for everyday use i tell about a colleague of mine his father came to america from eastern europe when he was a young adults, maybe 20 or so. my colleague argued that the father professed was unrelated to america's treatment of its black citizens. neither he nor his family members were in america during slavery times he says nor in jim court time or during the civil rights movement. then i reminded my friends of how the father managed to accumulate close to $1 million for his children. you see, two decades ago my friends father and my next were both looking to purchase a house in long island with a view of the water. my ex was shown a house on long beach road. beach was the operative word the realtor used to persuade my expert in the realtor did not include that it was a long way to the beach. he took my friend to a house in a canal, my friend father cannot afford the beach but he took him to a house that b

too much going on and then here is the city right in here with some stuff encroaching earlier in the day and of course keeping the flash flood watch going for the northern portion of the city. the central portion of the state and the souther state with a couple of warnings for flash flooding mixed in. this one until 7:00. this one ending at 6:30 this evening. and as you can see we have a few of them hanging around here through the night tonight and this is the future cast. here is phoenix right down here. we put it into motion and you see a little bit of action through the night tonight and also through the day tomorrow with those storms getting very, very close to phoenix and then take a look at this one on before noon and pretty big storm system and then things get on out of here to get us ready for friday and continuing on. so we look at the high today at 101 degrees. some triple digits around. we do see some upper 90s in there as well. we got some 80s across the mountain. 75 in flagstaff. nice looking day up there with the exception of the rain that they had. they had some good stuff. 101 for the high. 105 and 83 will be your normal high and low. th

upper 80s across the northern front range. back into the city here. 88 thornton. 89 broom field. along palmer ridge. 84 both castle rock and castle pines. >> . 7-day forecast. from what we have seen today. and tomorrow. on thursday. >> >> face time is actually facing competition. >> google launching its own video calling david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. several cars in the 2017 line up will communicate. with traffic signals and count down. until it turns green. it will help drivers feel less stressed. in heavy traffic. the service will be available in five to 7 cities. not yet announced which ones. >> >> up next. we'll get a live update on the breaking news situation in denver. police investigate an offic

. >>> breaking overnight, another ambush shooting this one in the northern liberties section of the city. a man was parking his car and a gunman opened fire on the carat 61 and brandywine street. the driver and passenger escaped the car. the gunman continued to fire at them as they managed to get into an apartment. both victims are in the hospital and the shooter got away. >> the picture of a mother and her 3 young children all dead in berks county. the husband and father also dead in what police say was a murder suicide. they died of gunshot wounds. it is unclear who unleashed the horror. one thing is painfully clear that family was under stress. online, mega short talked about post traumatic stress disorder related to willow who had a heart transplant. oddly enough her message was hopeful saying him ptsd started to loosen its grip on her. >> she was very quiet. >> it's unbelievable. i couldn't sleep half the knife, i was so upset. >> a note was found near a handgun with one of the adults. >>> the jury trial starts today for attorney general kathleen kane prosecutors said she lied under

humphrey but by the student protestors, by -- he's representing working class people even in the northern cities who really, i think, are frustrated with the entire climate. they think that there's a lack of law and order. they think that the minority, the blacks, are out of control, and they think that, you know, nobody is listening to them. this is kind of the archie bunker, element, if you will, and that's who wallace comes to represent. it's a substantial feeling because a lot of these people would have been democrats. they're union people or southerners, but they are not in line with what's become of the democratic party in terms of the gene mccarthys, the ed muskies. they're just not there. wallace gives form to their feelings. >> so in the interest of time we've got to fast forward this story. the republicans meet in miami for their convention in the summer of '68. the democrats convene as we said at the outset in chicago with their party, with serious fractions about the war, and chicago was what kind of scene? >> where do you begin with chicago? humphrey tried to get the -- it's little

only -- only upper 60s in the northern counties. iowa city and washington recording readings of 77 degrees. here is a jet stream flow. right now we on the edge of the cool air and things will change as we go through the weekend. big ridge of high pressure will start to build over the eastern u.s. humid air back into the midwest and make for some early conditions. long-range outlook, eight-14 date outlook that gets us well into september shows us above normal temperatures across much of the eastern united states. you can see the high pressure building and the clouds rotating. this is pumping up the moisture that will bring us showers tonight. they will move out of here tomorrow night and after that warm and humid air moves in to next week. tonight forecast lowe's 65 degrees in eastern iowa. mostly cloudy and some scattered showers and storms and for tomorrow mostly cloudy and the shower should diminish as we go into the afternoon hours. hopefully they will be out late in the day. temperatures cool 75-79 and your extended forecast has dry condi

the suburbs. before a walking city, living in the south, the heart of the city, after the streetcar, they are moving up to the northernreas of the city. second, the working class areas remain the very working-class areas that had been in place in the early part of the 19th century. these are the neighborhoods that are going to develop as the lower east side. so in some sense, the ethnic enclaves, the cities of new york are going to emerge out of this fax that once the streetcar is invented, the laboring classes remain where they were, and they become, they are living out in the city center as it were. you have a business layer, the tenants layer, and then you have the upper income layer. that is the second implication. third, it is this suburbanization, moving of the upper income household, that is going to give rise to midtown. and we can see this as merchant work morphed into finance. the merchants morphed into ceo's. so what i did was i collected the directory data for the people in finance, insurance and real estate, and corporate leadership positions, and i looked at where they were. i looked at where they were w

. >>> breaking overnight a violent ambush in the northern liberties section of the city. police say a gunman opened fire at 6th and brandywine streets as they were getting out of their car. both men ran into an apartment in the area and the gunman continued with a barrage of bullets. one man was shot in the arm and one in the leg. the suspect took off, but police say witnesses did recognize him. >> breaking two robbers shot a man several times in southwest philadelphia and took off with his vehicle. it happened past midnight at 60th and woodland avenue. police rushed the victim to the hospital, he is in critical condition. his car was found a few blocks away. coming up in the next half-hour we'll have an update on the carjacking investigation. >>> also new, a car struck a man walking along kirkwood highway in mill creek, new castle county. it happened near delaware park live. state police say the driver remained at the scene. no word on the victim's condition or any charges. >>> 5:06. there were ten separate shootings in philadelphia over the weekend. most of the wounded

video is said to show kurdish fighters in a running gun battle with syrian regime forces in the northern cityfighter jets also bombing the area, alarming the pentagon which secretly ordered the hasty with withdrawal of american operations forces. >> we've got aircraft in the area, forces on the ground including special operations forces. may well be u.s. intelligence folks on the ground. so this increases the possibility of direct conflict. >> reporter: the building smoldering from the air strikes. hasakah is normally relatively calm and largely under kurdish control. u.s. forces are training kurds and arabs to fight isis. until now the syrian regime had steered clear of where the americans operate. the pentagon is furious with damascus and moscow. when the syrian attack came, the u.s. military scrambled, trying to contact the syrian aircraft. there was no answer. warning the russian and the syrians the u.s. "will take whatever action is necessary" to defend u.s. forces. and sending more u.s. aircraft into the area to patrol the skies. there is now the real possibility of the u.s. and syria s

shots rang out this morning in the northern part of the city... the damage wasn't as bad as what the weekend left behind... when protesters torched six businesses ...burned cars and threw rocks at officers. the protests stemmed from the fatal shooting of 'sylville smith' after a traffic stop. his sister is now speaking out. "(sherelle smith )"this is my brother, my protector, somebody who is suppose to be there for me. y'all are facebook friends..maybe a like at the club. i lost my brother. i can't get him back. never..never that's brother in the eye and say i love you . i can't even go of facebook to tell my brother i love him. the officer who shot smith was placed on administrative duty during the investigation. the final tower of the riviera is coming down. (boom) get ready to stay up late...or wake up early to catch the end of an era. a fashion convenion is in town with some out of this world technology. how the next big clothing trends could be coming out of a printer. thousands came to float down the colorado river this weekend. but laughlin

this is the northern section of the city. police officer opened fire on a young african-american man after a traffic stop on saturday open fire because the young man had a gun in his hand and turned toward police officers. these protest were sparked by that shooting on saturday. you can see some more fires were set last night. they've will two straight nights of rioting in that city. someone was shot last night as well. police officer injured there. police officers to get to that injured person had to bring in an armored vehicle. they were able to get that person out and we understand he did hospital recovering as we speak. >> kim: it was alarming last night when we were watching olympic coverage and bob costas said ryan lochte was held up at gunpoint along with three other swimmers. this morning he's talking about that scary experience in his own words as we take a live look out ophryon on your screen right now. they had gone out partying. anymore hardware. he has all of his medals. here is what he had to say about the scary

in the northern mexican city. 15 elite mexican marines bust into what seems like a normal middle class home, looking for one of the world's most wanted criminals. the drug lord they called "el chapo" or shorty. a man with an uncanny ability to evade capture. and a loyal army of heavily-armed thugs. >> it's bullets flying everywhere. so the team has to split in half. half goes this way where there's a bedroom. the other half has this difficult task of trying to make it up these stairs. [ gunshots ] this bathroom they came to and just bashed it open. they find a woman in here. there's another woman back there. but "el chapo" is not anywhere on this floor. downstairs, the other team moves through the hallway. you're now in the bedroom that the men were most fiercely defending. they did not want the teams to get in here. when the marines do get in, they find two men armed with semi-automatics. suddenly the men change their tune and no longer want to fight. they want to surrender. in the closet they find two more men who also surrender. the marines don't know it yet, but those men are buyin

. >> stockton is one of the biggest cities in northern california. now the mayor is accused of crimes against children. tonight there are calls for him to resign. this is video of stockton mayor anthony silva after he posted a $20,000 bond in amador county. mayor silva was arrested at camp silver lake, a camp for disadvantaged kids that the city runs, also the place where his crimes allegedly occurred. it's alleged in an affidavit from san joaquin county where silva lives last august he recorded a strip poker game that included underage teens in his bedroom at the camp on his cell phone. a transcript from the affidavit of that incident on august 7th, 2015, indicates those playing strip poker did not want to be recorded. did you take a picture? oh, you're trying to record. i didn't sign nothing to be recorded. the investigation into silva has been ongoing for a while. in september the stockton mayor was stopped at customs at sfo following a trip to china and his laptop was confiscated. kpix5 security analyst and former special agent in charge of the sa

the smoke throughout the city in northern iraq. on the streets. it is the first major town retaken from isis in the area. the forces andal lies are trying to isolate the city of mosul. >> critics and supporters of donald trump are waiting to see how the stance on immigration has changed. we are live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ben. donald trump says he's going to talk abo wednesday, speculation he's softening the stance. saying that the plan on immigration remains the same, even though trump has subjected a different approach to the proposal for deporting immigrants. >> he's not talking about a deportation force, but iffing fair and humane. announced he's give an immigration speech on wednesday. >> people are not eligible for legalization or citizenship unless they leave the country. >> the came pain says he's going to speak a christian network on saturday. >> donald trump has had the opportunity to distance himself from the racism language coming from the supporters. >> the national hillary clinton ahead in the ra

. >> reporter: before dawn, in the northern mexican city of lo los moches, 15 elite mexican marines bustike a normal middle class home, looking for one of the world's most wanted criminals. the drug lord they call "el chapo" for short. a man with an uncanny ability to evade capture and a loyal army of heavily armed thugs. it's bullets flying everywhere, so the team has to split in half. half go down where there is a bedroom this way. the other half has the difficult task of trying to make it up these stairs. in this bathroom, they came to and they just bashed it open. they find a woman in here. there is another woman back there. but "el chapo" is not anywhere on this floor. downstairs the other team moves through the hallway. you're now in the bedroom that the men are most fiercely defending. they did not want the teams to get in here. when the marines do get in, they find two men armed with semiautomatics. suddenly the men change their tune and no longer want to fight. they want to surrender. in the closet they find two more men who also surrender. marines don't know it yet, but those m

the ceiling which caught fire. it happened in the city in the northern normandy region. dozens of firefighters are battling the fire. it comes over a week after isis attackers killed a priest in that same region of france. >>> a rail collapsed at a snoop dogg concert. injuring at least 42 people. watch. it happened this evening in camden, new jersey. snoop and whiz khalifa had just taken the stage. they yelled at the crowd to stand up. the railing that separates the lawn from the stage then gave way. after getting the crowd settles promoters cancelled the show. >> tonight donald trump is planning stops in napa and san francisco at the end of the month for two big fund-raisers. that's according to the washington post. the move comes as trump made a move tonight to men the growing rift within the republican party. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> during a rally in green bay, wisconsin trump also endorsed republican senators january mccain and kelly ayotte in their primary races. earlier this week the gop presidential candidate declined to en

in breaking news, syrian activists say gas has been used near the northern syrian city of saraqeb. activists told reuters they suspected the gas was chlorine and that it had affected more than 30 people. the alleged attack took place close to where rebels shot down a russian helicopter earlier monday. syrian government forces have repeatedly been accused of using chemical munitions in the 5-year war against rebels seeking to overthrow syrian president bashar al-assad, including during an attack in damascus in 2013 that killed hundreds. in news from the campaign trail, top republicans and veterans groups are criticizing donald trump after he refused to back down from his comments attacking khizr and ghazala khan, the parents of a muslim u.s. soldier who died in iraq. on monday, arizona senator john mccain, who spent time as a prisoner of war in vietnam, wrote -- "i cannot emphasize enough how deeply i disagree with mr. trump's statement. i hope americans understand that the remarks do not represent the views of our republican party, its officers, or candidates." house speaker paul ry

baltimore not in the watch, and parts of pennsylvania and northern jersey, and into new york, and not new york city, and thunderstorms are making the presence known to the later north and good news, no more rain in baltimore. >> thank you, tom. nice to see you. and now up next, the ugly side of the beauty pageant, and once

city during the morning rush. we see a few more trying to pop up to the north and west. the best chance to see this is northernnd west of the city a little bit later on this afternoon. future tracker 6 is not showing a whole lot of activity. this is 6:00 and we see a few cells out and about trying to pop up and we advance this until 10:30, a few more cells out north and west of the city. with such high humidity we see something spark, if you head to the ocean to try to beat the heat, there is a moderate risk of rip currents, you need to swim in front of the lifeguards. it's humid and jersey beaches 87 for your high. and delaware beaches 89 degrees with the sea breeze helping you out. your high today 93. well above average, 91 in allentown and 92 in reading. and 90 in trenton and millville. and 93 for your high in cape may. it's hot and humid and at 2:00, 92, 3:00, 93. it feels like it's over 100. 6:00 p.m. 90 degrees and at 8:00 if are you at the eagles game, kickoff is 88 and hold at 88 at 8:00 with just a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. watch for that it's sure muggy. 10:00, 84 degrees and the overnight

it has been stuck here in the northern gulf of mexico around the panama city area, big bend of florida, and as it sits there, it's in no hurricane joaquin troy go anywhere. you get the wind flow. so look at the moisture that's

the ceiling which caught fire. it happened in the city in the northern normandy region.ighters are battling the fire. it comes over a week after isis attackers killed a priest in that same region of france. >>> a rail collapsed at a snoop dogg concert. injuring at least 42 people. watch. it happened this evening in camden, new jersey. snoop and whiz khalifa had just taken the stage. they yelled at the crowd to stand up. the railing that separates the lawn from the stage then gave way. after getting the crowd settles promoters cancelled the show. >> tonight donald trump is planning stops in napa and san francisco at the end of the month for two big fund-raisers. that's according to the washington post. the move comes as trump made a move tonight to men the growing rift within the republican party. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> during a rally in green bay, wisconsin trump also endorsed republican senators january mccain and kelly ayotte in their primary races. earlier this week the gop presidential candidate declined to endorse all three

the fight against isis, u.s. backed forces have liberated a northern syrian city from the islamic state. the syria democratic forces are now sweeping the city trying to find any extremists who might be hiding in the town. 2,000 civilian hostages held by the militants have been freed. one resident told broadcaster there that isis had used the city was a key supply route to the islamic state groups capital. >>> a man from the uk is behind united states bars after he was caught for trying to launder money for drug dealers. this is according to the fbi who say that 22-year-old george cattrell, an aide for the uk independent party offered to launder money for drug dealers on the dark web. this is part of the internet that you would need special usually it's only frequented by criminals and terrorists, according to the fbi. cattrell is extradited to phoenix. the fbi is issuing that indictment right here in arizona. fbi undercover agents pretended to be drug dealers and they say they caught cattrell offering to lawnder that money. >>> coming up after the break, a shocking first of its kind stud