dense fog advisory will go in effect at midnight for eastern new jersey. so visibilityw but it should go downhill through the overnight hours as we're still dealing with this humid flow right in off the atlantic ocean. let's check out storm scan3 a lot of activity around the delaware valley. not on us. here's what's left of a inform a winds around 30 miles an hour inland over north carolina pumping pretty good rain. could be additional 2-inches of rain for eastern north carolina the storm will get kick out to sea maybe a brush to southern delaware and new jersey with a shower later tomorrow. that's about it. that's all the effects we'll get. right now generally partly cloudy sky a stronger cold front to the west stays out here for another 24 to 48 hours not until tuesday until that front arrives. then wee see a big change in the temperatures until then it's hot, it's humid temperatures well into the 80s for monday and tuesday. remember 72 is where we should be for this time of year. and then into wednesday we go. dropping even more. close to average that's where we shou

we're seeing the visibility go down quickly every 10 to 15 minutes. every time i check back in with you we're seeing decreased visibility. just be careful. over the next eight hours you'll see temperatures by 8:00 a.m. 63 degrees. 11:00 a.m. in the mid 70s. 2:00 p.m. 82 degrees. officially seeing a high in philadelphia 84. temperatures will range between 82 and 85 degrees. i'll have all the details on what you can expect for mother's day coming up. for now we'll check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. good morning. >> good morning, brittany. dealing with small delays. the tacony-palmyra is expected to open. if you don't want to wait you can take the betsy ross to get by. that is free and clear. no problem. the walt whitman bridge as well. as we head out the door to the vine street expressway good news. ongoing construction has lifted. you can see construction was in the eastbound lanes. it's been in the eastbound lanes for the predominant part of the week. you can see it's not affecting the eastbound lanes. westbound from the 95 t

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take a look at future visibility it's going to come in from the ocean and this is really going to move into the area points north and west to have lehigh valley. there's. :00 a.m., visibility some areas possibly zero miles of visibility. temperatures mid 60s by 8:00 a.m. with fog around. and with the fog and the on-shore wind the clouds are going to be stubborn to leave. 10:00, temperatures in the upper 60s, noon mostly cloudy or overcast can temperatures in the 70s. still warm in the afternoon. depend on where you are. i'll show you the rest of your forecast plus your moth's day forecast and if there's any rain in it coming up. >>> tonight, firefighters have contained a brush fire burning in burlington county. today it was clear that the firefighters were getting an upper hand op things but they're still warning campers that the forest is full of hot spots. >>> an honor for philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. for the greater philadelphia chapter of the national organization of black law enforcement executives 34th annual award banquet. the police commissioner was this yee

visibility. >>> here we go with low visibility around here not just snow. we have fog.e patchy fog, nothing like we saw an hour ago. worst along the coast right now, and much better inland. we're looking at reduced visibility, maybe 3 miles per hour in some spots compared to quarter of mile just two hours ago. otherwise, warm and humid this morning, temperatures will into the 70s in a lot of spots. you'll feel that humidity still sticky outside. that could spark a few thunderstorms, maybe a few showers later on this afternoon. very isolated most of us will not be seeing these showers or storms but some of us could and that will be the same story on monday. relief comes by the middle of the workweek into the workweek. right now, cloudy, 70 degrees. it's that southerly flow helping to bring up that moisture and warmth also. we're looking at low clouds across the area a little gray-looking on this mother's day morning. temperatures mainly in the 70s and that's pretty mild through this time of year and also this time of day. a live look outside, looking much better. this wa

it's why children know not to play when it's a sunny day because drones have good visibility. they goout and play when it's cloudy. people are scared of going to weddings and funerals because those are popular targets for drone strikes. if you add up the numbers, it's hard to tell. there's so many cases of civilians. there was a strike on a b-1 on a compound in afghanistan where the planes were initially dispatched and they looked directly and said it's an innocent family. it's a family taking in the animals at night. they called it off and said were going home. the b-1 dropped a bomb in another situation and blew away 77 people. they've been embarrassed by this when they were initially questioned about it and said yes we blew away terrace but it's a difficult thing to assess. terrorists but it's difficult to assess. >> the instigators for this violence, there still removed from the action themselves and i wonder if you feel they have a sense of more distance because of the drone strikes. the public feels so far removed from the violence and we've been asked to go and do these things

i don't think visibilities are so low that it's going to be a problem seeing those crows. ou've got the right lane blocked on the turnpike. we can pull in our visibility reports in this area and show you what it looks like. we're down to 2.5-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport so that's significant in inn you're flying out but only .3 of a mile right now in millville, new jersey. that's not that par from the accident scene we were talking about so foggy conditions might not have helped that situation on the new jersey turnpike. we're looking at .8 of a mile visibility in trenton and .3 right now in wildwood so fog an issue and in some areas the roads are a little wet too tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> the california highway patrol arrested three burglary suspects who led them on a high speed chase around l.a. the car they were riding in yesterday sped the wrong way down streets narrowly missing hitting several vehicles. the car came to a stop when it crashed into a utility pole. the suspects ran away but officers found and arrested all three. >>> fish

visibility is going down at philadelphia international airport. now down to 7 miles, two and a half miles lancaster, so kind of foggy out in lancaster county, berks county, as women, reduced visibility in mount pocono. so, we will keep an eye on that for you. your morning commute should be fine. as far as weather. muggy start clouds, sun you need to turn the air conditioner on. warm humid already at 75 degrees by 9:00 this morning. then, this evening keep that eye on the sky. because you could run into one of those loud thunderstorms with high winds and heavy downpours. our high temperature today 89 degrees. so, that's today. but changes are coming, we'll have all of the details of the seven day forecast, bob kelly here right now what's going on? >> hey, good morning everybody, 6:02, actually pretty good shape this thursday, roads little damp from all of the thunder boomers we had roll through the area last night. live look, good morning villanova. no problems at all up and down 476 as you roll into or out of the saint david's ville november ain't

seeing the low clouds in place, reduced visibilities. it's going to take a little while to get that fog out of here especially look the coast. let's take a look outdoors still seeing the fog outside, and we're looking at gray skies. kind of looking soupy and murky throughout the day. it's going to take a while will ever it burns off. cape may had the fog there all day yesterday. currently visibility, down to two miles in atlantic city. doing a little bit better in mt. holly and millville compared to an hour ago. down to 5 miles in philadelphia. temperatures are mild. we started out mild and we're continuing to be mild and we'll be warm by this afternoon. 68 degrees in philadelphia. 68 in horsham. 66 in wilmington. you're walking out the door this morning to temperatures mainly in the upper 60s. the low 70s already. 71 in reading, 70 in allentown, 70 in bluebell and 67 in coatesville. along the coast, we have a few temperatures around 60 in beach haven and avalon. 68 in millville and 67 in mt. holly. for today, enjoy it. after that morning fog, we'l

. >>> there are moments when there is a divide between white and black americans and it's visible. goimpson was found not guilty of murder in 1995. a abc news asked if it was the right verdictment 81% of african-americans gleed while only 37% of white americans agreed. in 2005 when new orleans was the devastated after hurricane crane. pew found 66% of african-americans believed the government would have responded more quickly if the victims were white. 71% of african-americans believed racial inkwael ti was a problem and fewer than 32% of white americans believed. there were similar numbers last week in the poll about the unrest in baltimore following the death of freddie gray from injuries sustained in police custody. 66% of black respondents said it was frustration over police mistreatment of black americans, 58% of white americans believed it was an excuse to engage in looting and violence. there is one thing on which we agree. race is in a bad place and likely to get worse. not only do a majority believe interactions between the races is bad but 96% also expect to see more unrest

. >> the first thing we're going to do is find the lymph node and that fluorescent dye is going to be visible. >> this is a 72-year-old woman who noticed a lurch and had a biopsy that she'd breast cancer. today we're going to do a lumpectomy and biopsy. where's our ultraviolet light now? >> this story had me standing at the elbow of a surgeon as she was using fluorescents to identify which him of nodes in a human patient were cancerous for excision. the doctor was so gracious with us, especially during the surgery and comfortable kind of talking through the procedure. >> what we're seeing is the fluorescent dye being taken up where the cancer goes to. i'm going to take that lymph node out. >> i had no idea how i was going to react to the surgery. i was fascinated by the entire process. >> i'll get this lymph node out and i'll show you. this is the bigger one. >> our producer was saying ask her more questions. we were like whispering she kind of looks busy, she's got her hands in a person. >> looks like there's another one. hold on. this other one looks even brighter. >> the removal of the thi

go 80s to 90s for almost all. all right sal san mateo? >> yeah we have a fire, steve, that is visible from highway 101. highway 101 between doray and the peninsula. this is a look at the area here. i have put an icon on the map for you. the fire department has called it a three alarm fire. we do have a crew on the way, we'll let you know more about it. but you should plan on a little bit of slow traffic in that area. let's move along to the south bay. this is a look at northbound 280 at the 880 interchange. moderately heavy traffic. no major problems. if you are driving to the toll plaza it looks good. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> there are several different protests being held in the bay area today for may day one of the largest rallies is expected to be at the port of oakland. tara moriarty is joining us now from the port where operations could grind to a halt. we know that everything is calm here right now. some of the trucks are just starting to arrive. so we will see if they are turned away. but around 9:00 things should start heating up. protestors who are not long shoreman have planned a

here's a look at his visibility as he gets to five miles. you going to dant lick series, you might want to make sure you got his him philadelphia. >> it a warm start to the north and and and. >> these are temperatures here as we go throughout time. we're going to see those temperatures close very quickly. by lunch-time in the mid 60s, upper 60s north and west and along the coast is where i'm receiving the cooler temps. 6:00 -- it's got to be warm given tonight. tomorrow temperatures in the low to mid 80s. probably right around 84 degrees. a warm one again on monday. as we look outside, we're looking at the fog. we're not really tracking activity rain. that's good news. we're mainly going to be dry today, may see a pop-up shower. here's anna. looking at wind speeds right around 60 miles per hour. it has been utgrabd had had -- we have new video of a tourist at yellowstone park who learned a lesson of wildlife the hard way. dozens of pictures stopped to take pictures of this mother and her little threes will many been been. >>> there's over 200,000 stud

per mandible this is the reason high speed rail they wanted the ground streets that's going to create a barrier visibly and look at it what you see in the court if you go into downtown oakland the community has limited points i think it could definitely encourage it. >> i think you're right it is the train track that the blockage not the - an opportunity to do more with the at an it is bundled together. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> just on the retail you answered some of my questions this notion we've talked about the you know nicer feel on fourth street but the transient on fourth street looking back retail is more viable on fourth the reason the retail is not filling up is the phasing not necessarily where it is. >> it is not filling up we didn't get the people until last year, we have one thousand units in the last months not enough people there it is tough and not enough people and krauks construction i believe that once you get rid of the construction you fill occupy up the buildings you have enough people and the environment with that said with third street it is interesting oriental

reduced visibility this morning. that's what you're going to be dealing with this morning. mild temperatures also to the north and west mainly in the 50s and 60s. 61 in atlantic city. today we're looking at temperatures rising to near 8 1 degrees, 74 by noon and look at 3:00 p.m., 80 degrees. another summer-like day. also cooler weather in your seven day. that's all straight ahead. >> this morning firefighters have completely contained a brushfire in burlington county. it is quite a turn around from this scene in wharton state forest. firefighters began getting the upper hand on the flames yesterday. they are still warning campers that the forest is full of hot spots. investigators are now trying to find the cause of the fire. >> today in philadelphia mayor michael nutter and other officials will help mark the beginning of love your park week. they'll gather in northeast philadelphia and volunteers will help clean up around 100 parks throughout the city. >> in hunting park today, there will be a community festival as volunteers work to remake the neighborhood. they'll build

going to need a jacket today. headed to the upper 80s for sure. a little bit of fog out there. zero visibility going to be watching them let's look at your futurecast for today. showers and thunderstorms. a good chance for about everybody. we'll stay dry for most of the morning. showers starting to pop up through the valley. 2:30, this is scattered showers and so much instability right now with our current set up. by to want this is 5:00. still isolated around the area. once the sun, sets, we'll see showers and storms begin to taper off. now for tomorrow, another round of fog in the morning hours. cloudy skies will head on in for the afternoon. showers and storms on tuesday. but not for everybody along 95 and areas off to the east and off to the south. north and west of the district tomorrow, not going to see too much. we are going to see northwesterly winds usher in nice, comfortable weather. a drive home, little dicey for some. you might kind of dodge the showers and storms. 88 tomorrow the nats game will be fine. on wednesday 76. we stay into the 70s until sunday. larry, over to you. >> i t

in that it 1er 2 he said, only two exits, visibility marginal theater 14 four exists visible, avoid. he ended up going into theater 9 where he carefully laid out his plans. in court the jury heard from people in theater nine. young was there with her boyfriend blanc. >> did you see him laying toward you? >> he was facing me. >> did you ever see him take another breath? >> i did not. >> it was over in less than 12 minutes. 12 people were kill and 70 others injured. in his notebook holmes also wrote about the emergency response. one of the last pages shows this that it never relation to the nearby police department and estimates it would take police three minutes to arrive. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of in sanity. thursday we'll see video of him after his arrest. he was interviewed for 22 hours. elaine quijano, cbs news new york. >>> more republicans are jumping into the 2016 presidential race. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced wednesday he is again seeking the nomination and also george pataki has also announced he's entering the field. on sunday former governor jeb bush

going on. the visibility shows the reporting station are not getting hit right now. our winds are less around most of our names but still, stout up 80 into fairfield at 25 miles per hour. we will see more sunshine and not so worst this morning as we look at 87 near the shark tank we will have the cool breeze keeping our temperatures in check. we will be cloudy tonight with less drizzle than this morning. we will be warms finally getting the warmth if you want it by friday and saturday. if you were with us yesterday, this cleared out an hour quicker so keep your fingers crossed that drizzle will stop an hour sooner. along the coast we have a little sunshine breakthrough and 50s for you and 60s and 70s elsewhere. no 80s. yet. low 70s for most of the south bay, morgan and gilroy are at about 73 degrees. money 60s on the peninsula millbrae. and 60 in downtown, and 61 in south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 50s along the north bay coast and mid-to-upper 60s in the valleys and hitting 70 in santa rosa and 71 in napa and cloverdale is 7 degrees. richmond is co

holly seeing a 3-mile reduced visibility. as we go throughout time here we'll see the temperature rising. we're already off to a mild start. temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s, 70 right now in philadelphia, 70 in northeast philadelphia. 69 in wilmington. to the north and west we're looking at temperatures mainly in the mid- to upper 60s. 67 right now in reading, and you're waking up to 62 in mt. pocono. now, along the coast, we're looking at temperatures in the 60s, but as we go throughout time here we'll see them stay put later on this afternoon in the 70s. inland, 68 in millville, 67 at the atlantic city airport, and 70 in dover, delaware. as we go throughout time here we'll see those temperatures climbing to near 84 in philadelphia. we're going to see mostly cloudy skies and we're going to see the chance once again of showers and storms like we saw yesterday. by 8:00 73. by noon 81 and by 3:00 83 degrees. a summerlike day for sure just like it was yesterday, and then we're going to have the chance for showers and storms on mond

look at this .8 of a mile visibility less than a mile at the airport and even worse further south you go, less than half a mile visibility in all locations, for wilmington delaware only a mile this fog is really thickening this morning. it is 56 degrees at the the airport 567895 in mount pocono. fifty-eight in millville. 54 degrees down in wildwood. so we have a lot going on, watching the fog situation dense fog advisory in effect watching that fire that steve keeley is reporting upon, and not a lot of wind out there which is good for the fire but not necessarily, for anything else. we are expecting a flight day for mom on sunday where it will still feel like summer with a high of 86 degrees but in the morning there will be fog around and that is sunday mothers take. what about the rest of the seven day forecast? today we are in the mid 80's, starting off with fog tomorrow and get up to 80 degrees, and then mothers day and then we will anticipate this precipitation which we really could use. we have not had any rain at all yet in the month of may. last time we had significant rainfall bo

go through these two holes until you sight the north star. you see where the bob lead. you take down the bearing. this is also not perfect because the north star is only visible in the northern hemisphere. if you go south of the equator this is just a piece of lead. it can be used to measure the angle to the sun. where you are north or south of the equator, with extreme exceptions, you are going to see this on. if you can measure the distance between the sun and the horizon at solar noon, when the sun is at its highest point, that will give you your latitude. all you have to do is a few calculations. you don't want to stare at the sun. that is not a good idea. there are better ways to do it. you could do it with this, but it requires two people. you can line it up until the sun shows on the ground. it is too small. the larger your quadrant is, the more accurate it is. astronomers have room-sized quadrants. a ship does not allow you to have a room-sized quadrant. instead, they would use, eventually, the sextant. you have probably seen this. it is popular in art and that sort of thing. you will see it on certain government logos. this is top-of-the-line. the se

closer to the water you go, the visibility excuse me becomes less and less, we're down to .3 in beach haven and atlantic city. the number on the beach is probably close to zero at this point. 2 1/2 miles in wildwood. 2 1/2 in millville. 3 miles for philadelphia. that number comes to us from the airport. allentown you're in the clear at 8 miles. 2 1/2 for the poconos. once the cloud lifts and the fog burns off, that will happen around late morning or lunchtime. the sun comes out and the temperatures soar to 80 degrees. the golf forecast looks like if you're in south jersey and delaware, keep it on the greens or in the fairway or have fun trying to find it otherwise. we'll have temperatures climbing out of the low 60s into the low 70s. this afternoon we'll see a decent amount of sunshine. when i come back in a few minutes, that's tropical storm ana. it's stationary heading toward the coast heading toward the delaware valley. how close it gets before the pulls out so sea that's in question. what impacts it will have on the area, that's in question, i'll have more in ten minutes. >> a rob

visible (buzzer). >> it's okay you can go. >> we located a wall, we shouth we would show the picture of what is happening. as far as what is happening underground, we don't know. >> thank you. >> thank you for your time i'm one of the owners of the 2308 a devisidaro street property. a few things jump out of at us first of all the attorney put up a scomatic with a red felt tip line on the wall. there are two walls, but the one that the washington street residence sits on goes all the way passed our property, it would be helpful if we had that drawing again. we're not sitting on the corner of devisidaro and washington my property we sit one lot over. the corner unit is also straddling this wall ta washington street they conveniently showed that. i will get to reasons, why that is ab absurd to us -- it's amazing when you sit and listen to and hour or half hour of details, and comply quayed. what we have not shown is our property is build third out of the three. two sited properties, which are seven owners, but two sided properties, they were build first these are the foundation as a deputy director brought

so do you have keep in mind, that if you are traveling out that way, you are going to run into poor visibility. everybody else, bank on sunday shine t looks like a great nice warm day too. the high hitting 84 degrees, later on tonight we drop to 61 under partly cloudy sky still well above the norm by the way. then we look forward in the forecast, keep the mid 80s going right into the early part of the week. watching for fog both tomorrow and sunday morning then we, let me just step out of the way and show you this, then we hit 87 degrees on tuesday, a steamy, summer-like day out there and that is all courtesy of cold front that is set to cross throughment ukee, back to you. >> katie thanks a l we are hearing from patriots quarterback tom brady for the first time since an nfl investigation determined he was aware of rules violations in the so-called deflate gate scandal. salem state's previously scheduled speaker series turned into patriots pep rally last night. brady avoided it the topic. he said it was only 30 hours since the report was released. reporter jim gray asked if the allegations too

. >> heidi before we let you go, how visible is that presence stepped up presence on the border? >> there's border patrol here, always action here. dps, department of public safety in texas have thousands on the border. national guard have told us they are pulling back. it is still uncertain how much longer the stepped up enforcement will last. it depends on funding from the federal level as well. >> heidi zhou-castro stay with us as well, jeremy slack professor of sociology and anthropology and clara long, in the u.s. program human rights watch. last year we saw those huge numbers, thousands of children crossing into this country alone from mexico. we'll start with you mr. slack are those numbers dropping? >> yes, the border patrol has reported about a 45% decrease. it is not entirely clear why that is happening. technically i.t. seems to be due to a number of factors. one being mexico has an increased interdiction of people crossing. we saw mexico move towards the position of allowing central americans more safe passage through their country and now they are cracking down in a

. >> before we let you go, how visible is the preps, how noticeable is it. >> you can see it for yourself behind me. there's border patrol. always action. dps has thousands of troopers here on the border. national guard told us that they are polling back. it's uncertain how much longer the stepped-up enforcement will last. it depends on state funding. >> heidi zhou-castro stand by. we'll take a deeper look at the issue. you want to turn out to general assembly clack, a professor of anthropology. and also a researcher from the u.s. programme from human rights watch. thank you both for being with us. last year we saw huge numbers, thousands of change crossing into the country. we'll start with you. are the numbers dropping? >> yes, the border patrols reported a 45% decrease. it's not entirely clear why that is happening. technically it seems to be due to a number of factors. one being mexico and this is something that is - can be a little troubling. we are seeing mexico moving to a position where they are allowing central americans to move and now they are cracking down in a militarized man

visibility out there. specially the closer you get to the coastal areas. but it is out there. it is probably going to be out there the next couple every daysment look at some of the visibility just .3 after mile through millville half mile in wildwood, .8 after mile in dover, mile and a third and that's out at the airport in atlantic city, about 10 miles to the inland, now into the philadelphia area, looking at 8 miles worth of visibility, the more farmlands you see and the closer you are through south jersey and delaware, and closer to the coast that's where you're really going to be finding these visibilities being impacted. winds coming in out of the east right now fairly light as long as we can get them to pick up little bit we can get rid of the fog sooner n any case many areas along the coastal areas are looking at the dense fog advisory until 11:00 this morning temperature right now, it is mild out there. sixty-four in philadelphia, 60 in trenton 62 degrees in the wilmington area. and as we break out the day today, we will be finding these temperatures by noon, 73 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 80 de

you can see down the shore all of that white that is some poor visibility with the fog rolling in and we are going to be seeing that getting a little bit worse before it gets better only a quarter mile visibility in atlantic city right now. temperatures are on the mild side. philadelphia 73. allentown 73. the poconos 66. and down the shore we are in the 60s for the most part with an on shore flow. southerly wind in avalon at 65. cape may 65. and in the ocean water temperature up to 60 that's a big improvement that water has a lag time really warming up unfortunately toward the end of the summer season. tomorrow's forecast high on land. 88 degrees much the record is none set back in 1881. 100-year-old record plus and we're looking at temperatures that are going to be very very close. remnants of a inform a move out to sea heat and humidity still in our forecast for your tuesday. ahead of this cold front so all of that warmth will be squeezed up the eastern seaboard and we are going to be talking about real summer like weather. the front moves through but we're going to be seeing not much in the way

there wasn't anything to the visible eye that we really had to go on. >> several days passed without any word from either woman. their church held a vigil to keep attention focused on the case. >> it all started to be almost surreal. they were gone. very unlike them. so, it was panic, i guess, you know. it started to feel a little bit panicky. didn't know where they were. >> they're out there somewhere. if they're out there and they're safe, just somebody to call and let us know, you know. we don't know where they are. >> the two women were not just business partners. roxanne ellis and michelle abdill also have a personal relationship which led police to consider another possibility. >> they were domestic partners. they were outspoken about gay issues. they were active in that area, trying to make changes that would positively impact gay rights issues. >> was it possible that their disappearance had something to do with their lifestyle or political views? three days after they went missing, a cable tv repairman found roxanne ellis's truck in a parking lot about three miles from the r

go on waze. >> reporter: millville .5 visibility. 1.5 in atlantic city. use your low beams. >> mexico has suspended infant vaccines two have died and two got sick. >>> thousands of gallons of oil have leaked into the hudson river in new york after a transformer fire at a nuclear power plant on saturday. new york governor said there were too many problems lately from the indian point plant. >> this plant is the nuclear plant closest to the most dozensly populated area on the globe. if something goes wrong it goes very wrong for a lot of people. >> part of the plant remains off lane this morning officials say the cleanup will take a day or two. >> phillies go against pittsburgh tonight. chad billingsley gave up five hundreds in 8 hitting. >>> the phillies are tied for the worst record in baseball. >>> ricky falo made the playoff championship. nice shot. faller rallied from a five shot deficit on the back nine. >>> research finds certain college students may be at a risk for eating disorders. >> a powerful typhoon sets it's sights on japan after carving a de

have .8 of a mile visibility at the airport and worse in trenton in allentown, and spring fling location and unless mount pocono. so, allow yourself extra time to get where you you are goingy. zero visibility at dover, millville, wrightstown up there near fort dix, satellite and radar shows our new subtropical storm, named ana. we will talk about that coming up. 55 degrees. calm wind. relative humidity not a good hair day folks. 96 percent. we will get to a high of 84 this afternoon. our number today. we will go with an eight today because of the morning fog. this is same forecast too for philadelphia we have patchy fog now but feeling not like spring bob kelly but like summer. >> yes. >> that song summer, summer. >> no, okay. >> good morning everybody. 6:32. live look at 309 right here near the turnpike an accident off to the shoulder there and again we're dealing with fog. some folks have have the headlights on. here's a live look at new jersey side of the new jersey turnpike on just below the delaware memorial bridge. fog will sock us in here and already delays at jfk because of the fog and that is certainly going to have have a domino effect here in philadelphia check

may, this was the picture earlier on, we were really socked in good, now the visibility is better here than in philadelphia. go that out. the winds are seeing the denser fog inland locations are seeing more of it. dover, 66, wilmington, 65. and millville 66. the everyday you'll wake up to patchy dense fog and humidity increases each and everyday, on the dewpoint scale this is the way we measure the moisture in the air when we are in the 60 to 65-degree range we're slightly humid. when you get into the 70s that's down right oppressive, not bad but considering how comfortable it's been, you'll notice the increase in humidity. once the fog lifts you can see there's nothing going on all the shower activity goes up into canada and doesn't affect the delaware valley. one or two isolated showers may develop this afternoon and once again tomorrow afternoon it has nothing to do with the that up there, it's instability showers. ana is spinning off the coast of carolina, 150 miles southeast of the myrtle beach it's moving toward the north/northwest at 5 miles per hour. the pressure has risen a little bit, that's a weaken

go overnight. take a look at future visibility. there we see it midnight tonight, the fog rolling in and early tomorrow morning. some areas could see zero visibility. so we could see airport delays across the area tomorrow morning especially. and in the meantime temperatures are in the 80s around philadelphia. points north and west, cooler, the closer you get to the shore. so pretty nice if you're heading out for this friday evening. coming up more about your weekend forecast and mother's day forecast. also subtropical storm ana spinning to the south. >> thank you very much. >>> contained but far from out. right now, this fire still burning in wharton state forest. >> crews spent the better part of today working in hot and dry conditions to pinpoint the hot spots out there. nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long and just because there's some smoke, doesn't mean we're in the clear, right? >> renee, that is correct. and that is because conditions are ripe for fire. just as you mentioned, it is hot, it is dry, thankfully i can tel

visibility out here. we are waiting for the fog to burn off. so fire fight kearse go and kind of reassess what they are working with on the ground below. of course the wind also affect the helicopter going up, to drop that wire down, so the eyes will be on the weather and conditions this morning as they enter day two fighting back these flames. we are live in shamong, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, just past 6:33, we want to check in with katie. how is the wind right now? >> winds actually very, very light, part of the reason, erika, fog is forming just not over that fire site but also good portion of the area. you are now basically barely able to see your hand if front of your face like places like millville, dover at or under half mile visibility or even just under a mile out in philadelphia right now. so depending on your location, where you are travels are taking you essentially the further southeast you travel where you will find this fog. but meantime, actually going to take you out here, to one of the live neighborhood network shots. thi

some of the visibles there have dropped down to -- visibilities have dropped down to a quarter of a mile. farther north you goally about ten mile visibility around washington with a clear sky. the moon in the western sky now. but this fog will be around through 8:00 this morning. so watch out for that. for the morning drive time we'll have bright sunshine. much of the metro area. so you'll need your sunglasses. dry roads for the morning commute and temperatures will be in the mid 60s. then during the afternoon some roads may be wet from passing thundershowers similar to yesterday with temperatures right around 80 degrees. don't anticipate any severe weather with these storms as they come on through. just some brief downpours. maybe a few flashes of lightning and that's going to be for the afternoon commute. that may be lingering into the evening hours. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:51. we'll look at another chance for some showers and thundershowers over the weekend in about ten minutes. now, with our traffic we've got the first 4 traffic tracker going. >> a little tongue twister. the traffic tracke

we're going to see a chance for a shower today, slight chance. a better chance on sunday. let's look at visibility that's your main headline today reduced visibility down to 5 miles in mt. pocono down to 7 miles in lancaster. this will be the story on sunday, on monday. we do have subtropical ana giving us problems. we're looking at reduced visibility, down to a half mile in mount holly, a half mile in atlantic city. as you're out and about this morning, you're driving around maybe doing your morning jog, you want to be careful with the reduced visibility. we'll have a little time before it burns off. temperatures there are mild 64 in philadelphia 61 atlantic city 62in millville, 63 in wildwood. the coolest spot is mt. pocono in the 40s actually. so we're going to see those temperatures climbing very very quickly throughout the day. yesterday we made it to a high of 84. the high will be a little higher we'll tap out right around 84 and back to 82 on union. >> they're already in the 71 73 in mount holly, 68 in wilmington. then so the south we're going to see temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s i

you can see low visibility due to the fog and mist and the road spray going on. so just maybe slow it down just few extra miles per hour this morning on your ride in. kind of the same deal in new jersey, right now looking at the 42 freeway kind of hazy, misty, with the road spray around, fog to deal with. traffic moving though prep good both northbound and southbound. volume actually picking up little bit this early in the morning. new jersey turnpike northbound is closed before 3:22. this is due to a vehicle fire. the alternate is 295. this just happened around 3:50 this morning. so this is fairly new incident here. that may be closed for little bit. area speeds again for the most part are looking good running at the speed limit in philadelphia on the vine street expressway, up toward 95, into the new jersey turnpike, 295 away from the closure, looking pretty good at 55-mile per hour, that's a look add europe ride erika we send it back to you. >> it is election day. voters just few hours away from heading to the polls. it is the main race of course, the democrat

visibility. there is still doing going to be a fresh breeze today.re and it will be very close to us thursday and friday. fog and then sun. cool to nice. breezy to windy but it's darn cold out there. 70s on the high side well inland. 50s and 60s by the water. here's the man with the plan on your traffic mr. sal castaneda. >> steve, thank you. you say possibility of snow? >> maybe a couple up in the sierra. >> i thought you were talking about here. >> not here. >> okay. all right. thank you, steve. let's take a look at what we have. we will start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be getting a little bit slower here in some of the cash lanes. the middle lanes are moving through and the outside lanes they car pool lanes are doing very well. if you are driving to the san mateo bridge and trying to cross that, it does look good westbound 92 all the way to foster city. no problems on the dumbarton bridge. on the peninsula on wood side road there is a power pole that is down. it was damaged by a traffic collision

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