um-hmm. >> virginia philadelphia chocolate or hazel nut chocolate. >> yes. >> sugar. >> yeah. >> they are accepting donations for american red cross. >> are good. >> so, you can get a free cone and drop a buck or two in the bucket. >> sound good. >> ♪ the ♪ >> word thinks morning first lady michelle obama is making a special late night appearance. >> it will be her fifth and final appearance as first lady on the late show with david letterman the. the most of them came in 2012. letterman has a string of famous guests, ahead of his retirement which is scheduled for next month. >>> the late show with david letterman airs tonight at 11:35, of course, right here on cbs-3. >> had hard to believe. >> it seems like he just announced it and it is here. >> hey wow. >> hey ohio. >> my bad. >> that was smooth. >> yes. >> we always know, justin is busy playing right before that. >> yes. >> new ones will be induct into the new video game hall of fame, and they unveiled the 15 finalist for first ever class, here are the finalist, right here, angry bird, pack man two, and of course, one of our favor

virginia. eventually moving to philadelphia when dolley was about 15. it's there she married her first husband, a young attorney, and had two sons and experienced the tragedy of loss during the yellow fever epidemic when she lost her son and husband and her inlaws. she moved then later to the washington city where at the age of 25 she was introduced to james madison and she was married. we know that doll lee had an outgoing personality and sort of made up for the shyness of her husband during his presidencies. in this new capital city she hold receptions often called squeezes. she felt that the dignitaries and the citizens alike were as important. she had the intuition to make people comfortable and it was often said that at a dinner you didn't know who was friend or foe. after james died dolley began to return on and off to washington. montpelier wasn't doing well and her sons debts were mounting and it was evident she was becoming destitute. she was able to sell madison's papers and a trust fund was set up for her by members of congress so that they c

virginia. it doesn't need to be dictated from philadelphia or washington because the guys in west virginia know what's best. >> why do companies have a hard time not violating their permits? it seems like permit violations are part of the game? >> i don't know if they are part of the game. there are so many moving parts on a mining operation and so many standards to meet. you're going to have some interruptions. if they are serious they need to be fixed. the vast majority of the people and the people i'm proud to represent they are wanting to do the right thing because they live here. they are not going to do anything to mess up the future of the state. dj estep is trying to help his community face the uncertainty about the health of the water supply after the freedom industries spill. most people in the us never have to think about whether the water in their tap is safe - dj has been thinking about it since he was a teenager >> 17 years old, having back pain, throwing up blood, you went to a doctor and what did you find out? >> it was a rare kidney disease >> a rare kidney disease. do they kno

virginia. reporting at philadelphia police headquarters, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> happening today al sharpton -- reverend al sharpton is expected in south carolina to attend the vigil of a walter scott. this comes one day after hundreds gathered for his funeral. witness video shows the officer firing 8 times always scot ran away. slager was fired and charged with murder. >>> here's more video of the massive killer tornado that truck an illinois town last thursday the giant twister carved up a path of destruction 28 miles long. it killed two people and loved all the homes in the townl. town. residents got their first chance to return home some said they were amazed more were not killed. a woman who is community was ravaged by the tornado. used social media to cry for help. one woman loz lost her home and needed help picking up the pieces. she made a simple request on facebook and there was a giant gesture of help. >> i put it out on facebook and i said we're fine and this is what we need. people came out. >> reporter: word spread one by one, neighbors families and friends began to

virginia. reporting at philadelphia police headquarters, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >>> and developing this morning, a woman is in critical condition an a suspected drunk driver hit another car head on on a south philadelphia street. the action cam was at the scene a little after 2:15. the northbound lanes of columbus boulevard near christian street. police say the suspect was driving his malibu at a high rate of speed when it went out of control and slammed into a election us. the suspect and the female driver of the lexus suffered minor injuries but the female passenger in the malibu is in critical condition. >>> president obama has returned home from the historic leader meeting with raul cat -- castro. we have more from white house correspondent. >> reporter: two presidents who decided to change a 55 year history of hostility. shook on the deal. raul castro along with his brother fidel has ruled cuba with an iron hand since 1959. supported by the soviet young the old revolution sat next to president obama who told leaders from 34 countries at the summit of the america's he will not

back in 2008, gay was arrested in delaware by state police accused of running heroin from philadelphia, to virginia. as for this most recent case investigators have not officially named him as a suspect, or charged him. again, gay is being held at the florence county detention center in south carolina. remember police were looking for three men, no word if they have identified any other suspects walter. reporting live here from the philadelphia police headquarters, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >> thank you kenneth. >>> from our delaware news room four people were injured when their minivan flipped over on i-95 this morning. it happened just before 7:00 o'clock just south of the service plaza in newark. tait police say the driver lost control, sending the vehicle off of the road and into an embankment where it flipped over several times. the four people inside ages 71 42, 13 and ten are all in stable condition. they are all at christiana hospital. >>> in northeast philadelphia a woman was seriously injured during a fire inside of a home, on the 2700 block of meyer place. fire fighter

virginia, walter. reporting live from philadelphia police headquarters tonight kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >> thanks, kenneth. >>> moving to a disturbing story a warrant has been issued for an arrest of the woman accused of abandoning her severely disable son in the wooded area in west philadelphia nearly a week ago. investigators tell "action news" that 41 year-old nia parlor faces assault and neglect charges, unlawful restraint, kidnapping and false imprisonment. the the 21 year-old victim was discovered wye a passerby in that wooded area near 59th and cobbs creek parkway last night. that good samaritan told police he was walking by when he saw the victim on the ground covered with a blanket. his wheelchair, and a bible were nearby. detectives say that the victim suffers from cerebral palsy and, is quadriplegic. the the victim hoist unable to speak, has been taken to children's hospital of philadelphia for treatment. investigators say they have determined that parlor allegedly dumped him there five days ago. >> this kiddies obviously a fighter. it is unbelievable how we found him. to s

it was the root of the ferry that crossed from virginia to georgetown and on up to ballmer and philadelphia, new york. the revolutionary war was not fought here. it was fought elsewhere in the united states. the revolutionary war lasted 7 1/2 years but the revolution was much longer. because i'm sure that most of you are americans you know very little about the revolution. that's because we deny that we had one. it was actually a 30-to-40-year event. the location of the capital is very much a metaphor for what happened constitutionally during that revolution as i will point out. more property was appropriated, taken by the state in the united states during that revolution and more people fled than fled france during the french revolution. this was like all revolutions pretty much a minority event probably a third people john adams estimated supported it. it had an ideology republicanism. the belief that a people were capable of governing themselves and that they didn't need a king or some strong executive figure. secondly, there was something called the westward course of empire. there was

looking at double scan live radar right now, most of the heavy rain is south of philadelphia near bloomfield, west virginia that is moving due east and not north, that low is moving off the coast. lets look at double scan live radar in the southern areas they continue to see the heavy rain and stops in philadelphia points north and brighter echos of yellows from cape may to wildwood and stone harbor and sea isle city south of 47 than is where we see the steady evident rain at the present time and eventually pushes off the coast here as we get deeper into the evening hours rainfall totals looking at over a trace for allentown and the same for trenton and philadelphia .06 and dover closing in on .5 inch. and pretty close to .40 inches so far and we are adding to the numbers here over the next few hours. temperatures though seasonable despite it feels chilly it's dam and cloud cover coming in from the east and north from the lehigh valley, and sea isle city 67 and 60 in wilmington but where we have drier air and less rain fell with the less damp ground allentown is 65 degrees. by 8:00 tonight, still raining i

blustery but we are still at 64 degrees in philadelphia and expecting to add 5 or 6 degrees to that, and similar numbers to new york to washington and richmond virginia because of that breeze and the dry conditions particularly from philadelphia north remember the rain we got yesterday, the heavy stuff was senterred to the south and from the counties from mercer county north we have an enhanced fire danger, you already reported on the fire fire in buck county and that is one area dealing with low humidity and gusty breezes and the dry forest floor. that could spread easily and you don't want to start anymore of those by parking your car over dry grass so avoid that. 68 by 2:00 and your high is going to be 70 at 4:00 and by 6:00 still holding on to 67 degrees we'll be back into the upper 50s by 10:00 tonight, a gorgeous day to get out and take a walk, maybe not throw a frisbee the wind is strong but a nice one to spend outdoors. >> thank you david in other news philadelphia police have released a surveillance video from a gas station theft in january, happened at a lukoil and a suspect is seen forcing over a side door and grabbing cigarettes and runni

he was arrested by delaware state police for allegedly running heroin to virginia. >>> funeral services for legendary philadelphiahe age of 86. he covered sports for 55 years he covered sports for channel 6 back in the 60s. the managing editor of the daily news said there's one word that sums up stan hockman great. >> according to reports officials in for the leigh -- fort lee have assigned off on a tab for a lane closures that caused massive gridlock and led to several resignations and firings. >>> counties are pushing state lawmakers to increase fees for the 911 centers. a bill has been introduced in the state house, it will make changes to the 911 public safety emergency telephone act. supporters say 911 centers will face financial chaos if nothing is done. they hope to send the bill to the senate by the end of the months. >>> there's more fallout from the colwyn borough manager paula brown. officials say police officers can't do are there jobs because they have no money to fuel the cruiser. brown was voted out friday night. she refused to leave the office on friday because she claimed to be protecting financi

. >>> nia parlor is back in philadelphia to face murder charges prosecutors say she abandoned her disabled son in the cobb's creek woods to visit her boyfriend in virginia. he spent a week in the hospital for an undisclosed condition and is now in the custody of philadelphia police. >>> residents of 50 houses are back in their homes tonight. a chemical smell forced the evacuation. they reported a strong chemical odor at 8:45 this morning, it was traced to a chlorine tank at mawa facility and four people were transported to the hospital for evaluation. >>> police in radnor released video of a house burglar making his escape on the high speed line. he broke into the house last friday and made off with a substantial hall. live at the scene is "action news" reporter sara bloomquist. >> reporter: jim this is the block where this bold break-in happened. the homeowner came upon the man inside of her house stealing her belonging and the suspect walked calmly down the block to the nearby septa station and once he board the train he was captured on surveillance cameras. this is him after coming face-to-face with the owner of the home he was burglarizing here on h

philadelphia. up are 60 sz in charleston west viing virginia. roanoke coming in 61. satellite and action radar off the coast of new jersey we tap into south westerly winds today and that helped to usher in milder air across the delaware and lehigh valley. few high, thin clouds across the ohio valley and lower great lakes. that moisture will stay well away from the region for the rest of tonight. and for the most part for start of workweek tomorrow. same wind speeds anywhere from 5 in philadelphia to 9 allentown and coming in southerly direction that helps to bring in 3450eu8d milder air tonight and tomorrow. what we can expect. not as cold front. remember last night froingts advisories issued north and west of town and insear orsouth jersey. 2409 the case tonight. warm monday and rain tuesday. enjoy warmth and sunshine overhead tomorrow it's all coming to end by tuesday. i'll have the details coming up in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> melissa thank you. >> delicious food and great weather brought huge crowds foreman junk today. action cam on main fo

the work crews getting wet here west on the pa turnpike they are still working from philadelphia bensalem over to virginia drive with one of the lanes blocked and they will be out until 6:00 o'clock. septa using shuttle buses on both market frankford and broad street subway. we see them sipping by our studio at fourth and market. busy weekend in south philadelphia. look at the line up, we have phillies tonight, tomorrow flyers at 12:30. they will head out. phillies fan in for game at nighttime and sunday a double bubble phillies at 1:35, soul will come in. that will put a lot of action in and out of the parking lots through south philadelphia all weekend long, chris and lauren back over to you. >>> we have new video coming out overnight as destructive tornadoes tearing a across the midwest. northern illinois one person is confirmed dead in fair dale. seven others had to be taken to the hospital. officials will be out today, making sure that in one else is trapped underneath that debris. the most of the reports of tornado sightings came out of iowa. national weather service is still working to confirm how

philadelphia. eighty in washington. eighty-one in richmond, virginia. you can see that warm flow that we have had. enjoying it today. temperatures have just slowly been climbing up there, since wednesday. wednesday we were at 71. seventy. thursday 71. friday 74. today's high 81 degrees. normally 65. so the temperatures nearly 20 degrees above average. it is a spring warm up. today it felt more like summer. looking at satellite six and action radar we are dry, and we have nothing but just a few cloud out there here or there some cloud starting to build out to the southwest. the dryer air has been a concern. just until 8:00 tonight we have a red flag warning. that is because of the breezy conditions, the very low humidity and dry fuel. so this is for areas north of the city where we are seeing this in mercer county and upper montgomery, bucks, berks, lehigh and mount pocono. wyche that red flag warning. it is a beautiful day. here's what ace head. big temperature swings. soggy monday. cooler era lives in the seven day forecast. i will talk about that all

virginia in 1851. his family purchased freedom and moved to philadelphia. later, after the civil war, john wesley cromwell moved to washington, d c to attend law school and established a black newspaper in washington. this particular bank account gives the date that he's opened the account, his place of birth, the place for he was raised. at this time gives his place of residence is howard university and his ages 25. his occupation as teacher and it gives his father and his mother and his siblings. just to give an example of when you are doing research historical research or genealogical research, oftentimes it is very common for names to be misspelled or for there to be discrepancies in the information. i use this particular example because in each one of the records we have on him there is a different variation on the spellings of his name. here we have reubin pannel. this account is from 1867. or genealogical purposes the relevant information he gives us his former master. his master's martin and his mistress would be his wife is betsey. his current pres

constitution project came out of being a member of two member bodies, the congress of philadelphia, and then later also the virginia general assembly which starts in richmond in the middle of the 1780's. there is one other point -- at the very end of that essay madison launches into a whole new topic. he has three items that are about the multiplicity, -- and the injustice of the state legislature. when he gets to the injustice question, he has a wonderful passage. they are secondary to a deeper question. you have legislatures in the states ruling unjustly. he says this calls into question the republican government, that these are the guardians of public good and private rights. in other words madison has reached the position where he is really starting to question majority rule. or he is looking at the vices of the fascist majority, or the majority -- what is the true public interest on one hand, or private rights? this is where he first thought of the analysis many of us know better from federal intent. he said, there are many sources. he talks a bit, in a fairly compressed way, about what is wrong with state leg

virginia. this is starting to wind down crashing into this cool stable air mass that is taken over washington d.c. and philadelphia but still nasty storms heading in to western virginia with this. it looks like a long, duration win event and we have severe weather, tornado watches and severe thunderstorms watches across the midwest. we will look for strong thunderstorms as we get in the day on friday. back door cold front look at the chill, 56 in richmond. in the 80's just a little bit to the the south and feels like 34 degrees, a at the philadelphia a international airport. it is very very cold for this time of the year. slow to improve as well. tomorrow like today. highs only in the 40's but surge of warmth on friday. take a look at this in the 40's through the the day tomorrow but watch what happens friday afternoon we will start in the 40's and then surge of warmth coming in ahead of the cold front and we will get to 75 degrees. the as that front comes in friday afternoon we are in the slight risk area for severe weather. we have heavy rains, strong wind gusts and threat for lightening. it is a crazy week. lit

all the way up now and since the philadelphia the maintenance of the damaging winds philadelphia charlotte in virginia beach relevant the possibility this afternoon and early this evening travel plans that today even the senses and delays or cancellations so what's the another tough day for some people right now would not to clear skies and to allow a look at the golden gate bridge this morning still chilling in some spots san francisco low 50s focal 49 and san jose that are closed are--cool spot santa rosa. >>reporter: tomorrow the mild and dry pattern continues all the way through the weekend for the next few days line verisimilar siesta that of the '60s and auto for the oakland area high of 66 to that 63 in berkeley to hear the storm track 47 that on the bay forecast most of was in the area will be dry. will it to such as and for tuesday as the is getting ready for another ridge of high pressure bringing as even warm temperatures '80s on thursday a quick check of the traffic here is a live look into some sever is this morning drive time from hayward and to stem cell running of just under 15 minutes

creek woods earlier this month with a blanket and a bible and went to virginia to see her boyfriend she was extradited to philadelphia where she is expected to receive murder charges. >>> a man tried to rob him the philadelphia officer was walking his dog on malvern avenue on overbrook he spotted the suspect with a gun and drew his own weapon and fired eight shots, leaving bullets holes and a front window of a nearby home and the suspect did run away and they are not sure at this point if he was hit. it's a tradition that dates back to 1895, the penn relays kicked off today and the nation's oldest track and field competition, katherine scott talked to athletes. >> reporter: with the sound of a shot the penn relays were underway at franklin field more than 1,000 high schools and 200 colleges are registered this year at this three-day meet in university city, the atmosphere is awesome. >> athletes from 36 different states, eight different countries are represented in the 12 1st relay carnival and the competition is fierce athletes take part and spectators take on. >> for you not be a professional athlete and to be invo

virginia right now. it is only 39 degrees, in philadelphia right now. and it feels even chillier, with windchill of 33, and sunrise at 6:33, this morning and plan on staying kind of damp all day. very drizzly, highs not getting out of the 40's against today. yesterday's high only 44. but we do have a warm up in the seven day forecast. and more sunshine, in the seven day forecast, it is all coming up in a few moments bob kelly here right now hey. >> hey sue good morning shall everybody, 6:02 exactly on this thursday morning watch for the wet roads slower than normal speeds, we've had accident already pretty much on all of the major roadways, the latest one here is eastbound on the schuylkill expressway. right at the king of prussia interchange, where we go from all four lanes squeezing down into two and an accident here, causing a delay coming out of the valley forge toll plaza, and again making your trip eastbound, in toward philly. south on 95, already a jam out of the northeast heavy from academy, in through cottman avenue. again, the roads are wet so

virginia back to the west. and it's not over. then friday comes along, and philadelphia to washington, d.c. right along that i-95 corridor, afternoon and evening, you could ceci veer storms all the way back to . >> ginger thank you. >>> now, to a new terror arrest here at home tonight. this time handed over to authorities at chicago's o'hare airport. this man picked up by the feds after he arrived in the u.s. tonight, they're revealing what happened when he tried to join isis. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: the fbi says joshua van haften is the latest example of a steady stream of americans accused of trying to go to syria to fight for isis. before his arrest in turkey he allegedly posted isis propaganda videos online. and was in touch with an isis fighter in syria. but once in turkey he wrote, he was frustrated because all the boys who were supposed to help me wanted money. van haften a registered sex offender was caught before he could cross into syria last august. yesterday, he was flown to chicago and taken into u.s. custody. an estimated 34 ameri

that disturbance that is really curbing to the south of philadelphia, it is a system heavy if not moderate rain across washington d.c. richmond virginia. and a lot of this moisture will stay suppressed to our south with the exception of the extreme south jersey and extreme delaware. something to keep in mind, however as we go throughout the overnight hours. is there a frost advisory that has been posted a at 3:00 in the morning right through 8:00a m on sunday for lehigh northampton and upper bucks counties. temperatures during the overnight hours for these blue shaded counties here will drop down in the middle 30's. so good idea to protect any sensitive vegetation you have outdoors. here's the setup for our sunday. that area of low pressure that disturbance that is drape to the south of us, it is moved off shore by tomorrow morning. so, showers to the south a and then breaking for clouds, and then some sunshine by the afternoon. high temperature in philadelphia, only coming in at 60 degrees. and call from accu weather for rest of the tonight turning cloudy we're tracking that moisture mainly south of the city, 45 in philadelphia, for

philadelphia. but most of the rain will be in north carolina as well as virginia.nd then as we continue into overnight thursday into friday morning, we'll watch that area of low pressure continue to churn out into the open waters of the atlantic. but we'll see those winds comeing in out of the north and east. that will mean cooler conditions as well as a lot of clouds around and that will keep those temperatures cooler so just bet on some chilly changes by friday friday. we're looking at clouds, stuck around as well as a few pockets of showers and drizzle even as we move toward your friday. but look at those temperatures tonight. you can see we'll drop pretty slowly. we're looking at temperatures still upper 50s as we move toward tomorrow morning in philadelphia and then by tomorrow afternoon upper 60s. near 70 degrees. so still a mild day just a few more clouds around for your thursday. friday temperatures maybe making it up to 60 degrees but look at the upcoming weekend. 70 on saturday. 76 degrees on sunday. and then monday, tuesday of next week we're looking at

breaking news now a mother is facing charges in philadelphia after she abandoned her quadriplegic son in the woods she was visiting her boyfriend in virginia son to fend for herself in the cobb's creek woods. we'll have more coming up on "action news" beginning at 4:00. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> that is what happened from singing to screaming, more than a dozen students suffered minor injuries after a stage collapsed at a musical performance at a central indiana high school everybody was singing and it was the last song and then a huge bang and then all the students disappear. >> silence and then everybody start screaming. >> a large amount of people rushed to help the students and there are guidance counselors there to help the students today. >>> detectives are looking for three highway students and three other incidences there. a 911 call came from i-25 on wednesday, the wounded woman will be okay. one day earlier though, a sheriff's van traveling on the same highway was hit by a project i'll that shattered the window. police say there is no information leading them to believe that the woman that was shot was actually targeted. >>> a bizarre holdup in

philadelphia. not much yet, but this is moving our way through kentucky and west virginia and the ohio valley. have heavier rainfall here. some of the showers are moving through this morning, but we'll look at the evening commute at 6:00. the showers are spreading into northeast philadelphia. the phillies and the pirates tonight at 8:00 they will see heavy downpours and scattered showers to the north and west. standby with the umbrella. it will be a mild one with a chance of showers today. it will end tomorrow the rain but temperatures in the 50s with gusty winds on saturday. bright sunshine on sunday. that will warm us to 60 degrees. milder for monday for the phillies' home opener. then showers back on tuesday. >>> the pennsylvania spca is using a mobile unit for pet adoptions for a few more days. the group closed its headquarters in north philadelphia because of sick dogs in the kennel. the dogs returned to the mobile unit in the parking lot. the adoption will continue through sunday. >>> 6:22 a.m. got to go and have your own personal portable toilet? that's going to be a no-go this summer a

as far as huntington west virginia, we are about to get flooding rain and, charlottes villain eventually, here in philadelphia, and we are only seeing widely scattered showers at the moment. heavier rain down here, in the baltimore washington area. slightly heavier heading your way this morning. but as we told you yesterday the morning rain isn't the problem but downpours we will get later on, newark delaware rain finishing up there and rain in the atlantic city expressway and burlington county and shamong. this is your future cast. as we go through the rest of the morning scattered showers and clouds and then by the end of the morning we have got heavy downpours, a break in the action every once in a while and more rain throughout the rest of the day. it is evening when we think heavier rain and thunderstorms will happen it could be a messy evening rush hour. anytime after 8:00 we could hear loud ones and thunder and see light evening and have heavy downpours and high wind. everything is out by 6:00 a.m. at the the latest tomorrow and then sun sheen but it will be windy on saturday and cooler then it was tod

winds out of the northeast, 41 in philadelphia and there is a stationary front and south and west of the front you get the winds out of the southwest roanoke virginia it's 79 and that air mass is heading our way on friday, but until then get used to this, a lot cooler than yesterday. 26 degrees cool under philadelphia, and we have clouds and occasional drizzle and tomorrow is a repeat performance. live double scan not showing a lot of rain but pockets of light rain and drizzle but the pockets are on and off through tonight and if you are headed to the phillies game, i don't think the rain will be heavy enough to cancel the game and it's damp and chilly and raw first pitch 41 degrees and by the ninth inning, temperatures really holding steady this evening. we have another case of the drearies tomorrow more clouds and scattered showers and drizzle and temperatures will begun be on the cool side stuck in the 40s. friday we have a lot of different weather problems the morning commute, dense fog causes a lot of problems and it's a warm day and an approaching cold front brings the possibilities of late day thunderstorms and gusty winds and behind that sy

virginias and carolinas for now. lets take a look at the temperatures, 70 for philadelphia as well as trenton 68 in wilmington and 67 in millville, however because the winds are light this afternoon a sea breeze has kicked in and see the change in direction of the wind here, the line that is only 5 miles inland that is the easterly wind taking over and bouncing against the shore it's only in the 50s. speaking of color i took this picture in the afternoon in my yard of the magnolia tree popping and bursting with color and the cherry trees and forsythias and dogwoods. i shared this on my facebook page, thank you for that. and speaking of the blooming trees, it's active in the allergy department, very high, the trees are pollinating like crazy, the weeds and grass are low, but they are turning green quickly and that will go up and even the mold is on the high side right now. looking at satellite and radar, high clouds from the south and west and the high is far to the north, not a crystal clear blue sky but the sun is doing its job this afternoon. temperatures fall into the 30s north and west, and 40s for i-95 and patc

philadelphia. but look at pittsburgh, they're at 57 right now because they're on the other side of this frontal system, still chill any norfolk virginia they're seeing the thunderstorms right now. eventually this whole system will move northward. that's what's going to happen tomorrow. that's when we get the thunderstorms, probably, late in the day tomorrow, so just about to enter southern delaware, are some showers from that southern system. keep that in mind, but look how chilly it is, there is 33 mount pocono, 39 in reading 39 degrees in lancaster 40 degrees here in philadelphia. and in dover and in wilmington. so it is a chilly rainout there. just really nasty. we look ahead, at the fox future cast, we see a lot of cloud cover the drizzle continues, just needing windshield wipers every once in a while every once in a while put your umbrella up. good to have one of the waterproof coats with the hood on, just flip the hood on every once in a while. more rain on the wayment tomorrow when the things start to change, as we get into the early hours of friday. there you see some rain moving through about 10:00 11:00 tonight. that might b

philadelphia area as well. so there are the thunderstorms around richmond, virginia, right now.ll probably move through southern delaware, maybe even the jersey shore before the end of the morning. we'll keep an eye on this chesapeake bay eastern shore area see what happens if that all hogs together. just be prepared for milder temperatures, not milder temperatures yet tomorrow, chillier temperatures are here, you want to make sure the kids are warm enough waiting for the school bus today. it is 40 degrees in the sit 37 degrees in allentown 39 degrees in reading lancaster. these are the actual temperatures, 39 in dover atlantic city, and it is not as windy as it was yesterday. but as we look into the future, we see the temperatures again not getting out of the 40's. we see some rain moving through more organized rain at about 11:00 tonight. now, some of these computer models, show this warm up tomorrow. we're in the 60s by noon, 70s by later on in the afternoon and then a cold front comes through, touches off those thunderstorms on friday evening, but calm things down after that

the accident westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike out here near virginia drive, that is causing a delay from philadelphia on over into fort washington. east on 422, delays from oaks in through king of prussia, south on i-95, heavy from approaching cottman avenue down through girard avenue in the work zone. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> over the weekend, youe all of the people out running, jogging, hiking, i wonder what should you take in your little backpack. you wear a fanny pack. >> of course. >> i'm in the surprised at all. >> i always wonder what should i put in there an apple or something, is what best recovery snack. >> you want to get your than joy backup. >> let's talk to katie cavuto. >> registered dietition, katie cavuto is here. how are you guys. >> i like dehydrated apples. you brought in pine apples. >> there is a lot of dried fruit options. if you are outside hiking, it can be a long time. it can take a couple hours. it is great to have food to keep your than joy levels up, to keep you going but you don't need to go for the sport bars that have added ingredients. so we brought that.

see a few showers north of philadelphia i want to zoom out and show you we have had a lot going on outside, boeing area of storms, moving into virginia, whenever you see bow shaped you see it curved, crescent moon shaped you have to watch for strong straight line wind and up in the boston area upstate new york we have snow falling this evening. friend of mine from boston posted on twitter after sitting in the corner laughing and crying at the same time seeing the snowfall here in mid-april. lets take a look at temperatures. cold here. the in the quite as cold in new england where some spots to have watch for ice tonight but we are seeing 30's. jeff moore in hatfield at 38 degrees. forty-one across the river in new jersey. david dutch is in clementon. 41 degrees very chilly. we should be around 60. more 30's west of philadelphia, this is michael and he is in downingtown at 38 degrees right now. it is chilly and it is also quite blustery. lets look at a wind warning. wind in most spots, coming from the north and west. they are gusty. fifteen to 20 miles per hour across the region. the lets look outside. one area getting hit hard with w

virginia. it will take time to move into our area. we could see heavy downpours this morning, but it's particularly likely later this afternoon at 5:00 philadelphia northward into bucks county and the lehigh valley we have a good chance of heavy rainfall. then going into the evening hours, 8:00 this evening, the downpours are in delaware and south jersey. and look what we have tomorrow morning. it will be dry in philadelphia. but just to the north, maybe scattered snow showers mixing in for the mountains. showers and a chance of thunderstorms today. a high temperature in the middle 60s to near 70 degrees st thing tomorrow, but gusty winds. you can see winds gusting to 40 miles an hour to keep temperatures in the 50s on saturday. the cold start on sunday morning from the easter egg hunt but then sunshine and 60 degrees in the afternoon. monday, mild less wind with a high of 65 degrees. then showers are back in the area starting tuesday. >>> getting ready for rio. we'll tell you how recent layoffs could impact the construction of the venue for the 2016 olympic games. >>> and more reaction to the controversial ads that now brace the sides of septa b

you have to get up north to get that chill but in philadelphia we have a pair of four's. still in the 60's in norfolk virginiand richmond as well. it is all from a nor'easterly turn in the wind flow w that east or northeasterly wind coming in off the ocean water it helps cloud to form. helps breeze to get going, showers, drizzle and it really limits any kind of warming from taking place. we will see these a couple times a year these back door cold front we will call them. the here's the the latest within that will keep us in just a dreary pattern and not just to take but tonight and tomorrow for that matter. at best even though we're already in the mid 40's i should say right new we're only climb another 5 degrees or so, before it the is all said and done and vittoria, even though radar is not completely covered i would still take an umbrella never want to chance it. >> always better to be safe than sorry. good morning everyone. if you are traveling on the majors you will note that is rush hour is upon us, hooray. in the really. lets get outside yeah, if you are traveling firstly lets talk about the schuylkil

virginia motel. authorities say he and other members of a gang abducted and attacked the men for gambling away drug money. >>> and listen to this. philadelphia police say they used gps technology to track down a 14-year-old girl accused of abducting her 1-year-old cousin. police say the teen went to her uncle's home in kensington yesterday afternoon, took the baby and then stole his car. nbc 10 got this video showing an officer holding the baby after the incident was over. the baby was not injured. now, police used the car's onstar gps to track the teen for three hours as she drove all around the city. >> this 14-year-old covered almost half the geographical distance of the city with this 1-year-old baby boy in the car. >> and now at some point the teen picked up one of her friends along the way. police say when officers closed in, the couple handed the baby off to the first person they saw, then forced their way into someone's home and tried to hide. as of last night, both teens were still being questioned by police. >>> this morning a chester county school bus driver who left a 7-year-old alone on a bus for hours is out of a job. the kenne

that is going to move through the carolinas, virginia, effect places like baltimore and even del, extreme south jersey tonight. clouds and sunday for philadelphia by tonight there's that shower chance, but mainly south of the city. so if you're in delaware and south jersey you're going to have a different kind of day, cooler cloudier and with those showers at night. we should be as we head into monday. 58-degrees for today, still on the cool side, we're milder important sunday with more sunshine, 64. it won't be as cold in the morning with temperatures in the 40s. 63-degrees on monday with a chance of the shower. the nicest day in the seven day does appear to be wednesday where we feel some milder temperatures. in the upper 60s with some chance of showers on thursday. here's a big question, did you watch? did you see it? everyone has been talking about this. i'm talking about the bruce jenner interview. it is trending right now. i will send some of the newspaper websites, no joke, 16 stories on this alone. everybody is talking about it. whether or not you saw it, you seem to have an opinion, you're asking the question, is he now a woman? what h

and richmond, virginia, it's 80 degrees and i wouldn't be surprised if some parts of our viewing area especially south of philadelphia do touch 80 degrees tomorrow. live double scan showing that not nearly as active as it was this morning but we have a couple showers popping up south of philadelphia. i have been tracking this since it evolved over chester county about an hour ago. you can see how it's moving out of arden delaware. it's crossing the delaware bay. it's moving towards salem and gloucester county, new jersey. no lightning strikes associated with that but there is one of those heavy downpours but this is really the only area of concern right now. so, your evening planner it's a friday night and it will be a mild friday knot night. nothing more than a light jacket is needed. at 7 o'clock 70 degrees, still a slight chance of an isolated shower. by 8 o'clock 68 degrees, 9 o'clock 65 and by 10 o'clock dropping down to 64 degrees. so, temperatures really not dropping very low this evening. so, what's ahead? it's going to be a dry weekend. lots of sunshine. however, big swings in temperature, kind of a tale of