the earth keeps us warm. that is not true in deep space. horizons, the spacecraft carries a thermal generator that generates power and heat to keep the spacecraft alive. you cannot use solar power because you are too far from the sun. emily: michael, we are learning new things about pluto, but what are the most significant things you would say we have learned? michael: we can see that there is geology. there is a lot going on on the planet and whether going on. it is not the same kind of ice watery clouds, there is clearly methane ammonia, nitrogen, substances we normally do not think of for weathering processes. craters are seen on pluto. there are also geological features that could either be valleys, canyons maybe there is some surface stuff going on that is carving this surface. there is going to be a lot more clues for unraveling the history of pluto. we do now know for the first time it is the weakest object out there. there was a tossup between it and heiress -- aris. pluto has won the contest. emily: that's so crazy, we now know exac

the earth keeps us warm, we are about and temperature, but in deep space you are at zero degrees kelvin cold. the spacecraft going to pluto carries a radioisotope thermal generator that generates power and heat to keep it alive. you are so far from the sun that you cannot use solar power to generate energy. emily: michael, we are already learning so many new things about pluto and deeps race but one of the most -- what is one of the most significant things that you would say we have learned today? michael: well, we can see that there is geology and a lot going on that lannett. and that there is whether going on same time. it is not the same kind of ic, watery clouds, but there are clearly clouds of methane, nitrogen, ammonia -- substances that we don't think of is responsible for the weather. craters. a lot of them on the surface of pluto. we can see them clearly. there are also geological features that could either be valleys or canyons. maybe there is some surface stuff going on. it is clear that as we get closer in and the resolution gets better, even from the fabulous show that we h

it's quite cold up here, just 8 degrees celsius, but our campfire keeps us warm. early the next morning we start our final ascent. the destination -- a mountain lake just below jackson's peak, 4165 meters up in the mount elgon massif. with every step the air gets thinner. the reward for our efforts is 's pool. andrew tells me that, for many ugandans, this is a mystical place. andrew: they believe when you come up here, you bathe in this water, you go back and have blessings. reporter: the view alone at the highest point of our trek is special. at the same time, i'm eager to hear what the people who were forced out when the national park was established have to say. to meet some of them, we go back down the mountain. then we see a fire that shouldn't be there. andrew: they smoke bamboos from the park and at the end they don't put out the fire. and the fire ends up burning the park. and when such a person is arrested, then you take that person in prison, but only for one day. then the second day you see the same person moving around you. reporter: andrew thinks the

warming into the 80s during the day. you can see some of the scattered clouds that are with us

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us. a beautiful day today. a little warmut i'm sure people enjoyed it. >> if you have a nice place to cool down. you see a few of the clouds moving in. low clouds later on tonight. the full microclimate forecast for the weekend is coming up in about five minutes. it's a swift -- and stiff verdict. guilty -- on all counts for the gunman who killed 12 people inside a colorado movie >>> it's a swift and stiff verdict. guilty on all counts for the gunman who killed 12 people inside a colorado movie theater. jurors found james holmes guilty of 12 counts of first-degree murder murder. leanne gregg has the latest from outside the courthouse in centennial colorado. >> reporter: the jury reviewed more than 160 charges against holmes. after a day and a half of deliberating they believe the prosecution proved beyond a reasonable doubt that he was sane when he went into the theater and started shooting. >> we the jury, find james holmes guilty. >> reporter: it comes three years to the day after the rampage inside this colorado theater l

warm conditions expected for us. water temperature at 70. beautiful down the shore. emperatures today will range close to the city between 86 and 89 degrees. sunny and warm. clouds staying to the south. i mean parts of delaware cumberland county cape may county. seven-day forecast shows us temperatures will go to 91 tomorrow. we stay right around that temperature range as we head into thex week. then we track advance of showers that starts monday night through tuesday, wednesday ab and thursday. >>> hate to say it. but nobody won the mega millions jackpot last night. now the new amount is 123 million bucks. so bad news nobody got it but we still have another chance. millionaire hopefuls turned out to take their shot at the prize. $106 million was up for grabs. although nobody can claim that again no winner. you may have won a smaller prize so check your tickets anyway. here are last night's numbers. 24 27 45 51 54 megagal of 8. >>> we'll have sports highlights next. plus some people would do anything for a major league home run ball, but would you belly flop into chil

the southerly winds helping to keep us warm. we're going to be warm once again on monday.peratures mainly in the 70s. 70 in reading. 77 in philadelphia. just 63 degrees in mount pocono. down to the south and east we're in the low 70s, upper 60s. 73 in atlantic city and 75 in stone harbor. enjoy tonight. we have a quiet night tonight and a quiet start to your work week. then the changes come. it was hot today though. we reached a high temperature of 90 degrees. that's above normal for this time of year. we're going to be hot once again on monday. then we're going to bring back the temperatures a bit, but bring up the humidity. we are quiet on radar right now, but we have some showers back to the west. we are tracking the possibility of isolated showers on monday. most of us will be dry on monday. as we wake up monday morning, getting us back to school and work mainly work for most of us, most are out of school, we are dry, but the humidity levels come back on monday and especially tuesday and wednesday. you're going to feel that. as we end monday, we may have a couple of is

what will quickly replace it is a big dome will bring us warm temperatures for the next 72 hours. plenty of stars out there and pretty nice sleeping weather. we will fall into the mid50s and low 60s and dropping to 58 in san francisco and the same in oakland. 60 in concord and 59 in livermore. for monday we begin the warming trend. 86 in san jose. 85 in santa clara. 86 in cupertino. 82 redwood city. 67 the high in pacifica. downtown san francisco, lots of sunshine and 74. 67 daly city. to the north bay, 84 to petaluma. 90 napa and 84 vallejo. oakland 77 degrees. 81 in fremont and inland is warm in the 90s. 97 antioch and up to 90 in san ramon. the future temperatures takes it from there. look at the inland locations. 80s and maybe low 90s in oakland and the east bay and even into san jose we are in the 90s. the heat peaks on wednesday. wednesday afternoon around 1:06 and mid-nineties. we will be in the upper 90s in san jose and santa rosa. we will be in the 90s as well. the warmest air mass all year moves in and just some tips if you can. if you have to be outside frequent breaks

us. i'll be talking about more sunshine for tomorrow. the warming will send us back to the 90s and the return of storms. that's my seven-day forecast in about ten minutes. >>> police made an arrest in the murder of an elderly philadelphia woman and the suspect is a well known local handyman. homicide detectives u.s. marshals and local police arrested 37-year-old leroy wilson and his girlfriend's house in norristown. he's charged in the death of 85-year-old regina brunner. she was found dead inside her home. investigators say she was beaten and stabbed. neighbors tell us they are hoping police have their man. >> i'm glad he's off the street. i pray that prosecution and all the detectives evidence prove without a shadow of a doubt that he's the one. >> police say wilson has a violent and lengthy criminal history with more than 20 arrests in florida and philadelphia. >>> a 13-year-old girl is dead after the atv she was driving collided with another. police say two other people were taken to the hospital including a child. a fourth person was not hurt.

the powerful story coming up. >>> we've got a powerful area of high pressure that's going to keep us warmver the next couple of days. in fact, today nice and comfortable. by wednesday it's going to be down right hot with triple digits. we'll detail that after this. >>> welcome back, saturday. we've got fog, it will burn off quickly, quicker than it has. it's going to be the same deal for today. looking at lots of cloud cover at least for the first hav of the day. south bay peninsula cleared out. temperatures very comfortable this morning, close to 60 degrees in many locations. later on this afternoon highs 80s for south bay. peninsula near 80 degrees. a few upper 70s, low 80s. 70 for east bay and san francisco. 70 north bay, 84 today and hot spot usually the tri-valley, close to 90 today. no big surprise there. it's going to be sunny everywhere you go across the bay, especially the fog in san francisco. leads me to this, gilroy garlic festival. talking about it all morning long, happens this weekend, 9:00 to 5:00. enjoy lots of everything garlic. 88 today, 86 for tomorrow. temperatures co

we'll see enough sunshine to warm us from the 70s into the 80s this afternoon. for the pocono mountains. 06 degrees in mt. pocono. the warm spot is cape may. clouds clear, you'll see enough sunshine to warm us up to 82 degrees. by 2:00 85 agrees and through it all today, the winds will stay light by early this afternoon, the light southerly wind. that's when you start to feel more humidity than we're seeing this morning. we'll go through the day hour by hour neighborhood through neighborhood. let's check in with jessica boyington. >> we're starting to see volume on the schuylkill expressway. this is our cameras around city avenue. the westbound lane in here starting to jam up. about a 15-minute drive time starting to be a little bit slow. we go from the vine towards the blue route. no real problems headed eastbound yet, just the typical volume. we have an accident in upper merion right near route 202. headed eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill. no real problems there. we are still dealing with residual delays from the 6:00 a.m. opening on the burlington b

warm water temperatures still at 72 degrees. today's temperatures between 84 and 86. warmer us than yesterday. nd us into the 90s heading into next week. 90 degrees with a chance of storms on wednesday. the chance of storms starts monday and continues until thursday. >>> right now, pope francis is on the move. next where the pontiff is headed for a history making visit and the one place that surprisingly is not on his agenda. >>> pop francis is in the air headed to south america for a nine-day trip. take a look. this is video from rome as the pontiff boarded the plane this morning. he will make tops in ecuador, paraguay and bolivia. the pontiff is expected to speak about social inequality. this will be his first official visit to latin america since he was elected to lead the catholic church in 2013. pope francis will not be stopping in his home country of argentina. with you were in arng argentine in argentina recently. next week, we will look at the life of pope francis before his time at the vatican. jim rosenfield traveled to argentina to learn about the pope's younger years and his path to

looking from the embarcadero in san francisco across the bay, cloudy and keeping us warm this morning in the bay area but humid, too. mike will have the explanation ahead but now the very important story. >> 70 percent in california previously uninsured adults have health insurance coverage under the affordable care act. many challenges remain when it comes to paying for and accessing care. since debuting cover california has help rolled 1.3 million and medical has enrolled 4 million. >> cvs is accused of over charging pharmacy customers submitting claims to insurance companies at inflated prices which was filed in a federal court in san francisco seeks class action status and unspecified damages. a cvs spokesman claims the company has not been served but said co-pay are determined by a patient's insurance. a similar service in mismass was dismissed. >> if you need a copy of your birth certificate you my have to wait because of a shortage of official paper after the enunited states company that made the paper went out of business. each certificate requires security features to recolle

that will help dim the sunshine along with the sea breeze and bring us warm but less humid conditions to minute and the coast and san francisco are back to average so 64 to 68 and around the bay at 70 in oakland to 62 in san jose where it will naughton so stuffy as year. the cloud deck is lowering on the golden gate bridge but not hampering visibility. that will come later today and more so the next couple of orings with a deeper marine layer and cooler conditions wednesday and thursday and small uptick in temperatures on friday. leyla has been busy this morning tracking the traffic. >> i have. it is painfully slow. i am sorry to report that. the eastern spain of the bay bridge is bumper-to-bumper traffic from emeryville to treasure island. it is because of the construction late to were picked up. right new 24 minutes gets you cross and the metering lights have been turn on but it is not helping matters but we have slow conditions. the construction project has lifted and the lanes have opened so hopefully the traffic will soon dissipate. 580 is busy at 54 minutes between tracy and dub

is the satellite radar showing no moisture in, the in but we have a high pressure system giving us a warmingnd it will cool things down as low pressure comes in from the south. a slight chance of light showers on sunday and monday morning. turn in temperatures will be a little bit warmer--afternoon temperatures here's your seven day forecast mostly sunny skies >> catherine : in sports. a two-time. all-star m-v-p ruins the team photo. and steff curry takes home the top athlete trophy at the espy's tonight. gary has that and some funny moments from the award show.coming up. ♪ southwest is having a sale because when there's a reunion every cent should go to a killer dress. ♪"never gonna get it" by en vogue ♪ and heels. and a blowout. mani/pedi. three weeks of tanning. facial. a backup dress. bronzer, lip gloss... book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com. >> gary :they have this annual awards show. >>:and the espy goes to ... steph curry >> gary :the warriors took home some more hardware tonight at the e-s-p-n espy'swith steve kerr winning the best coach/manager award and steph

we have off shore breeze and land breeze but that keeps us warm.'s at jersey shore points. 78 degrees in rehoboth beach ocean conditions nice and glassy, waves only riding knee high or so but good work out for stand up paddle board with the calm conditions outside on the water. here are cloud streaming from west to east, that is storm system i was talking with but stays to the south and west. all we will get is thin cloud today otherwise mostly sunny conditions. how it will feel for next few days when you talk about humidity today a little more humid then yesterday. we can deal witt. tomorrow noticeably humid. we will call it steamy. tuesday is most humid day of the upcoming week. we've press i have feel to the air mass. that will fuel showers, storm chances. and then wednesday still stays on the humid side. hitting beach today delaware, jersey shore points, great news, low risk for rip currents with the calm conditions and light wind. make sure you swim when life guard are on duty. throughout the day-to-day, maybe a few thin cloud increasing from

us. usually happens that way. then as the high moves offshore the southerly winds come in start to warm us up. warm up a little tomorrow and we could see light showers around as early as tomorrow night. then on saturday little more moisture builds up and we get some showers and storms. you don't see a whole lot of green there or yellow indicating heavier precipitation. i'm not real concerned about saturday and definitely not concerned about precipitation on sunday. it's just going to be hazy hot and humid and some of you will be hoping for thunderstorms by sunday afternoon. it is really going to be hot. you can escape the heat by going to the shore on saturday. near 80 degrees, going to be a sea breeze there, just a slight chance of a thunderstorm. on sunday little bit more of a land breeze so it should be hotter and just inland it may be 90. right at the beach, 86 and probably no rain across the area on sunday. the poconos have the best chance of thunderstorms on saturday. temperature down a little bit but goes back up on sunday. we will see that heat build up it's plenty hot in the middle of

rest of the evening looks quiet for us just warm, and steamy. speaking of steamy lets take a look at how warm it is out there, temperatures climbed up to 90 we are at 89, hot spot there, we are in the 90's in montgomery county. eighty-four in allentown. eighty-six in wilmington. dew point is 67 degrees. here is our comfort indeed. dew point measures how much moist another in the air when we have dew points in the 60's and 70's we will get in the steamy toward oppressive range and it feels soupy outside. for the rest of tonight here's 9:00 p.m. not expecting anything to get in. tomorrow morning cloud increase here's 11:00 a.m. with a few spotty showers ahead of the main push of showers and storms that comes around three or 4:00 and clears out by 10:00 p.m. watch what happens on thursday, we will see sun warms up, gets steamy. thursday afternoon looks like a strong line of of storms that will come through between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. on thursday and it will linger. what i have changed is made friday not quite a full day of sunshine. the it starts ou

mild finish to the weekend, but as advertised we're looking at a warm-up that will take us into the 80semperatures inland as the sea breeze starts to weaken high pressure will start to build, up and over california. that will start to warm up our interior valleys. starting monday dry winds and tuesday, wednesday should be the warmest days ahead. out towards livermore, into the 90s for monday. tuesday into wednesday and a little cooler. san jose seeing the warmest temperatures into the 90s for the middle part of the week and a little cooler approaching friday. san francisco, 70s to possibly some low 80s around midweek and then the temperatures begin to come down and this is where things could get interesting as we're going to see more humidity, more clouds and a chance of seeing monsoon moisture coming back from the desert southwest that will sweep around this ridge f high pressure and as that starts to direct it back towards the bay area, this is going to be thursday into friday. this be bring more clouds drop down those temperatures but the increase in moisture could kick off scattered

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us. it's warm with a high of 86. but much less humid and saturday also looks like a really good day.be great for fireworks night at ppl park with the union. then on sunday the humidity builds back in. we get hot and it looks like sunday monday and tuesday some thunderstorms around. >> that's a summer forecast. >> we do it all over again. >> lot of rain this is summer. >> yeah it has been. >> 5:09. sparks fly during an emergency landing foss passengers aboard a united airlines flight. >> sex ed part of the curriculum. >> cones are still set up. the eastbound vine remains shut downly we'll continue to watch this, talk about several other construction projects and a big road closure in delco after the break. >> an encounter with an aggressive cat has some suburban new york residents on the lookout. see more in the morning buzz. yeah its a cat . >> [laughter] >> ♪♪ flushblank >> ♪♪ >> and welcome back. good wednesday morning. almost halfway through the week. it's 5:12. taking a live look at sky6 hd. that's atlantic city. no signs of the sun yet but a pretty shot. the sun will be out in f

us. another warm night tonight, humidity out of here tomorrow and temperatures on the cool side of normal the next few days. concord 81, san jose 80, fremont 76, redwood city 79, hayward 74, low 80s pittsburg, wal-mart creek, 67 in sausalito and sunshine in clearlake, 90 degrees. your extended forecast cooling down, thursday the coolest day about 7 degrees below average. warming back up should be a nice weekend, mid-80s inland, mid-70s near the bay. there's your forecast. we'll be right back. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! >>> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. >>> how many glasses of water did you drink today? we often hear we should drink eight glasses, but now some doctors say that may not be necessary. a new article in the harvard health letter recommends 30 to 50 ounces per day. that's about four to six glasses of h2o. doctors say you should

near 90 at 2:00, i expect us to warm into the 90s today. the humidity stays low. it's going to be much more bearable today. we'll go neighborhood to neighborhood to show which areas will hit 90 or above when i'm back in ten minutes. let's see what the little built of moonshine is doing to traffic if anything. katy zachary with the first alert traffic. >> reporter: yeah, nothing much, though. i like that toss, thank you. this

high pressure is keeping us warm, it's going to fight back that sea breeze, especially anywhere further inland and that's where temperatures will be making it into the 90s today. we will have 70s and 80s for the north and south bay and along the coast in the 70s, more of the same tomorrow, but the heat won't be as intense. this weekend we will continue to keep an eye on this very powerful category 3 hurricane dolores with wind speeds at 115 miles an hour. the good news is that this will not make a direct land fall, but it may bring some clouds into the bay area by the end of the weekend and a slight chance of some showers, too. a quick look at the weekend forecast, it will still be nice and warm, feeling very summerlike all across the bay. >>> the tri-valley has a build, but nothing dramatic. there's 580. good news, highway 84 has been problem free this morning between sin yard, it just reopened late last night. we will look at your approach to the bay bridge, that approach is fine except for the tail end coming off the maze. we're going to end where i have widened it out. there's the c

the 45-minute classes use the warm water pools at the berkeley and palo alto ymca on friday and saturdayap's coordinator nancy deroche says dori loves bringing others joy. >> it's not her job. she's never taken income for it. she just started this program because she thought they should be in the water. >> reporter: for the kids in wheelchairs, this is the only chance they get to have fun and move around in the water. like 5-year-old dimora morris. her father says she has problems with her lungs among other disabilities. >> she will lie down for just about all day so movement helps her. she enjoys it. i can tell. >> reporter: maria's 8-year-old son esteban has speech and developmental delays but changed after two years in dori's program. >> it helped strengthen him and he has confidence now. >> it's just a very loving warm environment where kids can be themselves and have a good time. >> reporter: so for creating a swimming program for special needs children, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dori maxon. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> snap charges $200 for ten weeks of sess so

temperatures will warm to 72 degrees so that's still below average for us. of showers there. on sunday warming things back up mostly sunny skies. temperatures at 78 degrees. so sunday is really going to be the best day of the entire weekend. we will see a moderate risk for rip currents. be careful if you are heading down the shore, some of the delaware beaches. for saturday the chance of passing showers, we could see even a quick heavy downpour. 75 degrees, cloudy skies expected from the time you wake up in the morning probably until you take your beach gear inside. on sunday 80 degrees, more sunshine for us on sunday than saturday. also, our temperatures bump up a little. good news is the water temperature is nice and mild at 72 degrees and as far as tonight's concerned we are going to see mostly cloudy skies with the chance of a few stray showers. 66 degrees for philadelphia 64 for the suburbs to the north and west. as we head into tomorrow, it will actually be a little cooler. the average for this time of year is 87. we are going to be a little below that

there could be a stray shower in one or two locations but most of us just very warm and muggy with tempsees. when i come back we'll talk about that big dip and in the temperature and humidity alicia and how long that will last in that seven day. >> waiting for the dip adam. >>> as the heat warnings and advisories continue check in often at 6abc.com/weather. our storm tracker6 live radar imagery matches will let you know before those stormy changes hit and also go ahead and follow the "action news" weather team on twitter and facebook for updates. >> in other news tonight a new era of american diplomatic relations began today. the u.s. and cuba quietly opened their embassies and resumed normal ties more than 50 years after they ceased completely. abc's jessie ramos homeland security the story tonight. >> reporter: cuba's president raul castro says this is the beginning of a new state a plan that will require the will to find solutions to problems accumulated over the last five decades and hurt thais between the united states and cuba. after 50 years the u.s. and cuba have restored full di

us today. our temperatures will warm closer to average. it will feel like srlummer again.oudy start. again, as we head into the afternoon, that's going to change. we'll see more sunshine and those clouds breaking up. a fairly mild start to the day if you are closer to the shore. temperatures at 71 degrees in lewis. 68 in avalon. 69 in beach haven. 67 at the lant city airport.atlantic city airport. 60 degrees at mount pocono. 67 in trenton. wilmington at 67 degrees. not too bad. not a bad way to start off your sunday. we'll range between 84

pitts, they didn't have the nice thermal underwear to keep us warm. they wore oil cloth. they would wrap their body in cloth, with oil, repel the water. keep you warm wouldn't get wouldn't. wool uniforms that would get heavy. the oil cloth actually took the mini ball. that's how we got the mini ball from the civil war. to me it's more about history, my heritage. that's something i pass along to my children. and i have three daughters. which you asked mr. pitts i would not want to go up against them at any point in time either. i think i know why you were speaking to that. they are a force to be reckoned with and they're all beautiful and i love them. we try to teach in the proper way. we don't tell them to do things. and, mr. neil, got a phone call from my wife. we talk daily. it really upset me to the point when president obama was, i think, went on the show and i think i told ms. cobb-hunter this, and used the "n yt" word. and my 6-year-old madeline, we call little red was sitting there with my wife and said momma, is that like the "b" word? and my wife told me she crin

low pressure off shore, assuring mild weather through tuesday, a high system, and it will warm us up idweek. so, if short we have fair skies, high clouds from time to time. it will warm up a bit on wednesday and low 90s by thursday. we already begun to hear quite a bit about the latest. i just want to quickly sum it up for you. it is this, if you sum up all of the models there is an 85% chance that an el nino and probably a strong one, the models show a strong el nino will still be present at wintertime in the bay area. and as a result if you look at historic data in years where we had a strong el nino most of those strong years, six of them in six years, most of this them had 140% average rainfall. not only does it look like there will be an el nino it looks like a strong one and that favors having an unusually wet winter. so far all good news, stay tuned. tomorrow in san francisco, 67, 85 at concord and the the south bay. 78% in santa clara. inland, the same. 90 at brentwood, 85 at fairfield. 81 degrees in san rafael. extended forecast calling for tomorrow and tuesday to be what we

low 70s for trenton and wilmington and sunshine to warm us into the 80s this afternoon. cape may is looking completely dry and clear. it's going to be another nice summer day at the shore. there are scattered clouds moving through the area. they'll break. we'll get sunshine and we'll be shower-free for today. the shower is not that far away from us. we'll be watching showers in the midwest as well. those appear to be heading to the south. but as we head tomorrow we could see development as the humidity will be climbing. the first thing tomorrow morning we could see the first scattered showers of the day. 7:00 tomorrow morning, possibility of storms later in the day. but not today. plenty of sunshine, a few passing clouds but dry for doylestown trenton and mt. holly. the coast, 80s for atlantic city and rehoboth. low 80s, cape may 85 degrees along with vineland this afternoon. sunshine, a few scattered clouds and low 80s for wilmington. drexel hill 84 and 86 in philadelphia. seven-day forecast got that in the next half hour. >>> nine minutes after 4:00. we told you about

clouds lingered into the midday area and inland areas which kept us from warming up to the expected levelloudy skies over sfo and near the coast line. sunny inland. sunny over the bay and clear at golden gate. atlantic coast or just off the coast, scattered thunderstorms. also thunderstorms from the dakotas down through parts of colorado to new mexico. most of the remainder of the nation under sunny and warm conditions. look for sunny skies and high temperatures in the 90s. mid-90s at yosemite. in the bay area sunny skies. mid to upper 60s at the coast. as we look ahead, we'll use livermore as our seven-day high temperature indicator. temperatures rising to the mid-90s. peaking at 96 on thursday. dropping off into right around 90 over the weekend and bouncing into the mid to low 90s on monday. that's what all of our inland locations will see. rise in temperatures. drop over the weekend and warming up again on monday. >> thank you, spencer. >>> still ahead, highway rescue. the emergency efforts to save a truck driver dangling over an interstate. >>> researchers attach electrode electrodes

us. a warm sunday.farther north, san francisco from emeryville, it will be a beautiful sunday across the bay area. good morning, i am kira klapper. anthony slaughter has the forecast. >> it is all looking good this morning. temperatures are nice and mild, once you step outside, chilly in the north bay. santa rosa, 57. san francisco at 62, san carlos, oakland, livermore, 63 degrees. it is nice. we have some high thin clouds, a sunny day this afternoon. temperatures are not too hot, not too cold, right where we like it. mid 70s for the north bay, mid-60s for san francisco. the east bay peninsula, temperatures are nice and comfortable. the warm spot the tri-valley, low 80s expected there. overall, a nice trend this week. it will stay like this each and every day. we have a chance of showers next weekend. we will talk about that coming up. >>> happening now seems to be on schedule, doyle drive is on track to reopen to the public tomorrow morning at 5:00. we have a live look at san francisco where roadways a

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that's going to warm us up. that's going to take the humidity up.ventually, the chance for some showers. the first chance comes tomorrow night. just a slight chance. and then better chances coming on saturday with some of the heat and humidity building up. we're not talking about widespread activity. we're not talking about anything severe. we're not necessarily talking about flooding. but if you want to escape the heat this weekend, we've got some choices here. at the shore it's looking pretty good. sea breeze both days 80 degrees for the high temperature. just a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm on saturday. better chance of storms on as a result in the pocono mountains, but still a good place to escape the heat because it will be plenty hot in the inland areas. now, as we go into tomorrow we're starting to warm up a little bit. look at those redder colors coming in saturday into sunday. we're into the 90s. maybe even into tuesday. but then things start to dry out again. now, as we go through the rest of the day, it is bright sunshine. a beautif

fox 2 alex shows us things warmed up early in walnut creek. >> reporter: summer heat in full swing todayt hearth farms park in walnut creek. this group started their weekly tennis match early in the morning. >> not usually this warm. >> reporter: lou and her friends still faced unusually #450ig temperatures. they took lots of water breaks and took it easy on the court. >> i'm not sheer we ever go all out at our age. >> reporter: on this neighboring court the players were slightly younger but that you were still feeling the heat. instructors at the lifetime tennis camp told me they're being extra carefully. >> we always have eyes on everybody and lots of water breaks and shade to keep them safe. >> reporter: because of the extreme heat camp instructors decided to put their youngest players here in the patch of shade. >> it's fortunate we have he thinks that cover that. the little guys go to 111 so they get coverage. >> reporter: the temperatures climb they'll be heading to the pool nearby. the perfect way to cool down on triple digit day. >> meteorologist will also remind us don't forget

seven-day forecast shows a warming trend for us. more sunshine sunday. chance of thunderstorms and warmer temperatures next week. >>> 230 pounds, ladies and gentlemen. >> yep. 230 pounds. that's what joey chestnut weighed in at yesterday. chestnut is reigning champ of the fourth of july national hot dog contest in coney island. he captured his eighth crown last year. he says he's ready to top that today. >> if i find my rhythm, i should be able to be unstoppable. i should be a machine and plow through enough to number nine. >> plow through. today by the way is the 99th year of this competition. >>> on this fourth of july many will also be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the lgbt movement which got its start right here in the city of brotherly love. we'll talk about today's events with malcolm laison next. >>> this weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the first reminder demonstration at independence hall. there are a number of events happening to mark this golden year for the lgbt civil rights movement. for more details i'm joined by malcolm laison w

notice the southerly flow is bringing in the humidity and warming us up, and looking at heat indexes and the high humidity, a heat index of 94 in philadelphia and plenty of time to go to raise the numbers over the next couple of hours, when i come back we'll look at thunderstorms on future tracker 6 and get a better idea of the timing today. >> thank you david. meantime the philadelphia corporation of aging has activated its heat line again today, if you or anyone you know needs help, call the number on your screen, the hot line runs until 6:00 tonight. >>> westchester university is dealing with a health scare, an employee tested positive for legionaire's disease, areas of the university had high levels of the bacteria, steps are being taken today to eliminate it and no classes are currently being held on campus. >>> a fired police officer pled not guilty to a murder charge in ohio. ray tensing, a former cincinnati officer killed an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. here is more of what happened during his first court appearance. >> reporter: there was actual applause in the c

by 10:00, we're seeing breaks of sunshine and we will see that to warm us up to 80 degrees. 84 at 1:00. there's a possibility of more storms as we head into the afternoon. and parts of the area could see strong storms with damaging winds. we'll go through it hour by hour with the future weather. back in ten minutes to show you when the wet weather will arrive where you live. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> bill, we're currently dry higt right here on certain spots of 95. we're starting to see volume specifically in the southbound lanes, now, this is a little bit early, about 45 minutes earlier to see this volume. still a 13-minute drive time. i'm going to suspect it's going to slam up once the storms hit the area. heading out the door on the 42 freeway in new jersey currently no problems. the cars are green. that's good news there. five minutes if you're headed northbound from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge. the we are leaving two lanes for ongoing construction on the ben heading into philadelphia. chris. >>> a major development overnight. there's a nuclear ag

the high pressure is building a little closer to us so the warming trend continues. to low 90s and we bump you up to the mid90s. here is what is really what we are watching. you can see the eye on the hurricane. it is bringing big swells along the southwest coast of mexico. cabo san lucas is packing winds of 115 miles an hour. it will track away from the coastline. the system will eventually weaken as it moves over the pacific. the reason we are still keeping an eye on this is one computer model is hinting at the possibility of rain. for southern california it is a pretty good chance of showers and thunderstorms on saturday and sunday. but for us some of that moisture dwets close enough on sunday afternoon to monday morning that we will put it in the forecast. it is a slight chance. the other computer model wants to take all of this moisture and move it out over the pacific ocean. we will watch it carefully. hopefully it will not impact your sunday afternoon and evening plans. tomorrow morning mid50s to the low 60s. we need the rain of course, but at this point i am

. >> surprisingly it's quite warm for us because of the humid -- >> surprisingly it's quite warm for us because of the humidity. >> reporter: when it is this hot, obviously it can be dangerous. you want to drink water. stay in the shade. find a cool place to be. don't leave your pets and your kids in the car. you know the drill when it gets to be these sort of temperatures and you feel this sort of heat. also we have a list of cool centerings throughout the area on our website -- cooling centers throughout the area on our website www.wusa9.com. you'll want to check that out. i'm mola lenghi. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. topper is right back after the break with more on when the heatwave will come to an end and big storms could be coming our way for tomorrow. >> residents of a maryland city are demanding a black police chief be given his job back. scott broom tells us why he was terminated at 5:30. >> some farmers accused of violating california's water restrictions facing a fine of over 1 million bucks. >> reporter: this is neil armstrong's suit, but the publ

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us. this is a nice way to end your weekend. we'll see more shine on this sunday as well. a warmingrend will push us into the 90s heading into next week. storms will return back in your seven-day forecast. a live look outside, mainly clear skies. a mix of sun and clouds pushing into the rest of this afternoon. 75 in philadelphia. a mild start. throughout the region 66 in the poconos. 71 in allentown. 70s in westchester. 75 in dover. 74 in stone harbor. temperatures at the atlantic city airport, 76. patchy fog in lancaster county and reading. everywhere else clear conditions and clear skies out there. radar shows dry conditions. we are not seeing rain. nearest weather is down to atlanta. we have nothing to worry about today. as we head into monday morning, clouds increase and then we track a chance of these isolated showers and downpours that will move into lancaster county berks county parts of south jersey and that's going to continue throughout monday afternoon. it's not widespread it's isolated, but still grab your umbrella highs around the area 78. 83 in pottstown. 81 in atlanti

to 90 or better for the east bay valley the low clouds clear a little bit faster, to approach us will warm up a few degrees, and then a lot warmer for the rest of the wicked look for the highs of the east bay in the east valley, low to mid 90's, ms. tupper seven is, lots of sunshine. >>pam moore: firefighters shock by us the explosion on the job we will show you what happened engineers find a unique way to save our roster after in loses this talent coming up e-mail friday gary and his lovely wife bev wants a response to your comments and questions we have highlights of all the sports come of next. . >>pam moore: their home caught fire and exploded it was caught on camera. >>reporter: about halfway through the living room via my partner heard a lot around the bloom the ceiling fell one of two firefighters and side of the burning home wednesday night unexpectedly at least some type of explosion in the attic and explosion our camera was rolling when a blue installation of the attic of the home all blends of the street fortunate the bulk of the pressure went out attic exit the fire marshal's s