at a home near 6th street in montgomery avenue in north wales.nd christie ileto joins us with the very latest. christie? >> walter, neighbors tell "action news" they could hear the couple fighting over the last week. flash forward to today, police responding to a domestic dispute at the home taking a deadly turn. >> a shooting happened on 6th street between montgomery avenue and north wales borough. >> the call after 4:00 sunday evening. >> hearing three loud bangs and i came to the door to check. >> and what he heard was his 67-year-old neighbor being shot to death across the street. >> quite surprising, they seem pretty quiet people basically. >> and telling "action news," police responding to the north wales home for a domestic dispute, only to find a man dead in the garage with an apparent gunshot to his torso. >> it was crazy. i came out here and came out to put the trash out and saw the police tape and stuff. shoots too close to home. way too close. >> did you know the couple that lived there? >> no, they just stay by themselves. >> now pol

government, what detail guarantees to the secretary of state to the 244 million who actually reach wales? >> i don't necessarily recognize the basis of the question. and honorable lady forget the historic funding floor that is to have chancellor interview to the 1500% with the commitment that government is showing to wales. >> mr. speaker, will secretary of state join me in welcoming the fight that toyota has made it clear that they will continue to manufacture in the united kingdom including their agent in wales regardless of the fight as to whether british people vote to leave the e.u. on the 23rd of june? >> and mrs. speaker i will recognize the comments that are made by them because they said specifically and i, quote, that british memory of the european union is the best collateral operation and long-term competitiveness and that 150 component industries in the owner of automotive sector that depend on companies like toyota, ford, for repart of the european market. >> order. questions to the prime minister. maria colefield. >> wait a minute. >> duetting ahead had of himself. a proce

and that was much true in northern ireland and wales as much is in scotland. so we set up a dedicated office in scotland in the campaign spokesman we took somebody from the campaign to be a grassroots organizer and someone from the scotland campaign to be a media organizer. the idea of reminding people that scotland was probably more tuned to issues of the referendum than other parts of the united kingdom. mr businesswise in retrospect. there there is not any need to get to parts political because there is a center which people do not want to be in the same platform as each other. so we very deliberately set up an advisory group that had no politicians on it. academics, and other citizens so that we would be talking if you like over and around to the political parties, talking about issues that affect them. obviously obviously each of the political parties in scotland, the leaders of the party themselves are supportive of remaining and they've all indicated that there'll be doing their own level of campaigning starting as the scottish elections in a few weeks

the act still speaks to his social partnership on the democratic will of the people of scotland and wales. the government says it believes in mutual respect to the central government and many more but the immediate discussion of this at length about how scotland and wales. >> discussions are always continuing. i think this is another red herring. the honorable gentleman will touch on this. it's good for britain. it's good for trade unions in future working relationships. >> order. questions to the prime minister. thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with minister collett mothers in addition to my duties in the south i shall have further such meetings today. >> mike cane. >> even fantastically corrupt nigeria is asking britain to clean up and introduce beneficial ownership in the overseas territory appeared for the prime minister she's this tomorrow? >> first of all, check the microphone fun before speaking. the answer to the question and yes. we have asked three things that the overseas territories and crown dependencies. we ask for automatic exchange of tax information,, c

>> you grew up in wales and you somehow made it to silicon valley. what kind of kid were you and how did you get here? >> through no grand plan. i went to college in britain and this was the britain of the mid-1970's, not a particularly enticing place if you were a young graduate looking for opportunities. so i was very lucky to get a scholarship here. after that, i was lucky to get a topic -- get a job at time magazine who sent me out to silicon valley. eventually, through a stroke of great luck, the fellow who had started sequoia, don valentine, took a risk on me. >> what are the qualities you think you had is a good and -- a good journalist made you a good investor? >> i don't think i am a good investor. it is a very humbling pursuit. as soon as you think you are good, you get chopped off at the knees. journalism, though, was pretty helpful because you are often parachuted into a story that you know absolutely nothing about. you have to get your bearings extremely quickly, you've got to deal with imperfect information and then you have to have a p

she comes from wale wale in the north.she earns 20 cedis a day, around 5 euros, for herself and her children. we travel to the north of the country. this is where the sahelian zone begins, a belt between the sahara desert and the savanna to the south. there is some farming, but very little rain. in the village of savelugu, a theatre group is about to perform. many people from this region would love to go to europe. the theatre group has taken up the issue. aminu munkaila was once a refugee himself. he tells of his experiences in the desert and trying to cross the mediterranean. "believe me, few make it across the desert," he says. then the story begins. one family has a son who's earning well abroad. his father can buy a tractor. then another man comes on, the father of another family. he's enviouand wanta tractor, too. so he sends his daughter and two sons to europe. preparations for the journey begin. they pay a so-called "connecting man" who promises safe passage to libya. the journey begins. one of their friends dies o

yes, i'm prince harry, but to them i'm captain wales. and to them i'm captain wales. >> reporter: michelle obama and morgan freeman joined them for this year's games. and my dad who is passionate about helping veterans is the honorary chairman. harry's grandmother, the queen, is also fully onboard. your grandma may be like mine, the enforcer. is she your boss? >> yes. she's definitely my boss. >> same with mine. when she talks, you have to listen? >> yeah. you very much view her as the boss. exactly that. but my god, she gives amazing advice. >> reporter: being in orlando also brings back happy memories for harry. who came here as a young boy with his mom. >> it's a huge shame she's not here, but i hope she would be incredibly proud of what we've managed to achieve. and also how much fun it is. you can't do stuff like this unless it's fun, simple as that. >> reporter: well, fun, but a little healthy competition, too. jenna bush hager, nbc news, orlando. >>> that will do it for us. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nb

sky fox says there is a report of wales out there. it is the season -- wales -- whales out there. it is the season. ♪ ♪ hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> in case you missed it, the warriors won last night and they are going to the western conference finals for the second straight year. they beat the portland trail blazers 125-121. seth curry was back in the starting lineups. he scored 29 including some clutch three-pointers. klay townsend led with three- pointers. they will have four days off before the conference fighter -- finals which is good news. the list strained his -- bogus strained his hamstring. he did return. >> it is important to make sure that we get guys rested and stuff coming back. some other guys are banged up a little bit. you don't want to take a chance. that is why it is important to close when you get opportunity. >> emoti

let's get straight to our shawnette wilson live at the normal wales borough police department. shawnette? >> reporter: police have not released a know tiff in the murder and it's unclear how long the two have been divorced but neighbors say when they were a couple they were quite and what happened comes as a shock to them. >> it's horrible, like, this doesn't happen in a neighborhood like this. >> reporter: neighbors are stunned to hear 63-year-old shoe chin lynn is charge charged with killing her ex-husband. it happened sunday afternoon inside the home where the woman lived on south sixth street in north wales. >> upsetting, you know -- >> kim lives in the corner home next to where it happened. >> i heard four or five really loud gunshots. one after another. >> reporter: north wales borough police say the victim called them around 3:00 o'clock to stand by while he picked up some things from his ex-wife's home. an officer stayed for about 30 minutes until the victim finished removing his things. but according to a police document, half hour later they were called back to the ho

the delay in upgrading the m4 is damaging business in south wales. and frankly is high time the welsh government got on with it. the report claims it is money rather than religious while the syrian army pays $1200 per month. they paid $300 a month. due to its funding and sophistication. does the prime minister agree much more needs to be done to have an alternative economic and to thesyrians terrorists source of funding? minister: i agree with what he says about the importance of economic development and aid. right now in syria is very difficult to get aid through. where i take issue with him is as daeshee this recruiting people because they can pay them is wrong. extremism islamist has to be understood so that we can defeat it. it will create around 300,000 new jobs. support the creation of other jobs. prime minister: i certainly congratulate him on supporting the expansion of business in his constituency. since 2010. 52% we need to keep on with this by making sure we are expanding the training and the apprentices that help people get the jobs that

the steel areas, the islands, south wales, liverpool, so on.here was an element of redistribution in that. i make no apologies for that. you know, anybody who thinks that they spend all their cancel tax, income tax and get nothing back from it would think the same about the eu contribution, but i think it was the cbi who put figure of something like 10 pounds back for every 1 pound you put in in terms of research, innovation, joint working. so i don't think it's a purely empirical game at all. and, of course, at least per capita, we're nowhere close to being the highest contributors. >> i mean, i think, interestingly, you know, the uk receives -- that's actually funded by other eu -- that rebate. on behalf of scotland, we make a smaller contribution than does england or the uk as a whole. we make a higher contribution than northern island and wales. >> yeah. >> scotland does quite well of the eu as well with regard -- >> it always has. i mean, when i first arrived in brussels in 94, the islands partnership and others had been very, very effecti

actually and wales. he knocked her up or anything. baby. >> guys, season is almost here. shape. ♪ >> i'm so incredibly full. ♪ i chased this the glazed artisan doughnuts, he has gone viral for his latest confectionary creation. he took the almonds chocolate raspberry goodness and put it in a .net. mama definitely didn't make it this way. >> i don't think so. >> she's watching. >> she is, and i don't care. >> flagship store a little more than two years ago. more than a hundred different kinds of doughnuts. more inventive and delicious than the one that came before. >> loves the tricolor. that was really it. >> enough talking. so we start with doughnuts, red, white, green. and then we just finish it off. >> yours came out better than mine. >> for 95 a pop. can only get them on the weekend. bill: i can't believe it's not here. >> and brought them in last week. bill: new rule. >> i like that idea. bill: fake boss, fake rules. we thought you wanted to say something. >> i did. >> it's over. >> it's over now. >> atlantic city. >> is it possible that he was responsible? (snoring)

speaker, in fact, homelessness has been reduced by 67% in wales since the new regulations came in. why can't he do the same in this country? inequality, of course, is getting worse. education ought to be a route out of poverty, but new figures show that the number of people participating on a level two adult education course in the first half of this year fell by a fifth compared to last year. how can we tackle inequality when the prime minister's government are taking away the opportunities for people to find a pathway out of poverty. >> he talks about inequality. inequality's gone down under this government. there are 764,000 fewer workers households. there are 449,000 fewer children working in workers households. why? because we've got a growing economy, a living wage, more jobs, people paying less taxes. that is what's happening under this government. but once again, i say to him, we are investing in the schools to give people opportunity. we're investing schemes to allow people to own homes to give them opportunities. he opposes all those things because the truth is this. he m

. >> reporter: records show it's a single family home, young kim of north wales listed as the owner as well as his wife, purchasing the home ten years ago. >> since 2006, it's been listed add owner occupied, no rental. >> reporter: we found three doorbells, and the mailbox marked apartment. >> reporter: do you know how many utility accounts were operated from there? >> we don't at this time. >> reporter: we learned young owns the neighboring supermarket and laundry mat, and asked to speak to him, we were told he was out. the blaze that gutted young's property claimed lives of two sisters, an elderly man, and another man we learned in his mid-oos. today, we shot this exclusive video of the fire marshall and insurance investigators back at the scene, again, concentrating efforts inside the side porch or sun room. it's where investigators believe the fire began. you've got no complaints in the property in the past? >> we have not. >> reporter: and back out here live, now, neighbors are still coming by to drop out of momentos and light candles. we ask, what type of property punishment fine

an illegal grow operation and have begun breaking into homes. [ light laughter ] so if you live in wales sure to lock up your doritos. [ laughter and applause ] baa. [ laughter ] baa. [ light laughter ] the social security administration has released its list of the most popular baby names in 2015, with noah being the most popular name for boys. i guess with trump possibly being president, a lot of people are thinking about building an ark. [ laughter and applause ] a plane this week had to return to the gate before leaving denver, after a woman began screaming, banging her head against the cockpit door, and removing her clothes. wow, she is not taking this e-mail thing well. [ laughter ] beverage maker, capri sun, has announced that it will be releasing an all-new line of organic juice pouches. no word on how it tastes, because nobody's been able to get the straw into one yet. [ light laughter ] the huffington post has put out a new article on a chinese factory that makes donald trump masks. and now eric and donald jr. take turns wearing it and saying, "i love you, son. [ laughter and a

this is the procession of the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall.hey are in the irish state coach. earing uniform of an admiral of the fleet. they are in the irish coach. it is being pulled by their horses. their horses, cinderella, and bermuda. are the black, or brown? they look very gorgeous, then you have two horses. the coachman you see there is wearing his wet weather gear. the outriders getting off the back of the coach, they are tricky things to break. the they are there. have a sharp turn, and then they have to break right at the right place/ -- place. the duchess of cornwall images from the irish state coach. the sash she is wearing is of the dame commander of the victorian order. in order of chivalry that is in the personal gift. marshal, carrying his baton, and prince charles, duke of cornwall, earl of chester, earl of kerrick, baron isles,rew, lord of the and good steward of scotland. is the green sash of the order. the other marshal, the duke of norfolk, will conduct the well party of the staircase, lined not only by the household calva

yes, i'm prince harry but to me i'm captain wales and to them i'm captain wales and some are less frortunateteam and when we work together, we're going to get a l win. >> and you're going to get a lot of them here. >> i hope so. >> don't jinx me. >> i am the master of my fate. i am the captain of my soul. >> complete this sentence. i am -- >> i am inspirational. >> you sure are. >> jenna bush hager reporting from the invictus games in orlando. >>> we highlight another life well lived, good long life for frank livingston. he died this week at 110 years old, born in cotton valley, louisiana, on november 13th, 1905, he enlisted in the united states army in october 1942. he was a private in the 1943 allied invasion of italy and later served in north africa. he was discharged honorably in 1945, went on to work in the cement business. his surviving nephew said, quote, he felt the obligation to give to the country whatever he could. frank lived independently right up until last month. frank levingston, hero of world war ii, passing away at ♪ ♪ it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red no

north wales police and montgomery county detective boro are investigating what happened. >>> a teenager struck and killed in burlington city new jersey. police say it was a drunk driver who took that boy's life. >> steve keeley at the scene on route 130, steve. >> reporter: what an awful spring for teens in our area camden, philadelphia, bridgeton, wilmington, robbins villain new both chester and here in burlington where crisis counselors once again will be in local schools to talk to kid and their teachers about the lost that they have suffered, the night before. again in, this case we're talking about two teenage hers left the wawa right here, and they are walking home, raining out, sat the day night, just past midnight. they are in where near route 130, when a witness wait to cross 130 in the cartels fox 29 and police that an suv comes down 130 southbound and goes completely out of control, takes out signs, takes out utility pole and then crashes in the parking lot here in the median where plenty of businesses are and several yard off the road where 17 year-old antoine timbers and hi

sunshine in northwest wales, just up the road.rature got to 21 celsius at 70 in fahrenheit. all right. there's the word. we'll start with you jairam hathwar. you're on the clock. >> well, first of all that word isn't even in the miriam webster dictionary so it wouldn't be eligible to be asked at the competition. >> you smart alec. >> i can try pronounce it. >> i'll settle for that. [ pronouncing the city ] >> i'm going to show it one more time. i got to be honest with you. you probably nailed it. here's the word. we'll give to it. that was pretty doggone gone. congratulations to both of you. i didn't even get to see the end of the golden state game last night because i was so enthralled. congratulations. we're looking forward to see what to two of you do in the years to come. that will do it. i'm craig melvin. have a great holiday weekend. erika hill will pick it up on the other side of this break. i can't even speak much less spell. have a great weekend. intelligent one. ♪ the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ i

north wales police and the montgomery county detectives bureau are both investigating what happened there> the power, back on for people in the the society hill neighborhood after they say, that an explosion left them in the dark. police say there was an underground fire on the 600 block of pine street early sunday morning. peco officials categorized it as an underground cable failure rather than a explosion. people walking through that neighborhood had to sidestep shards of glass yesterday because some homes had windows blown out from the incident. a neighbor described the moment it all happened. >> i was just getting into bed and i heard, boom and my husband said i wonder what that is. i didn't know. i came down and looked and there was all this smoke coming out of the manhole there. >> the power, back on for many people but peco crews are still working to restore services to everyone in that neighborhood. that is your top stories, mike and alex. >> lauren, thank you. >>> a community comes together to support a little boy. who was hit by an alleged drunk driver, a little leaguer. >> ten

north wales at 85 degrees. newtown, 85. as is new hope. we don't have much on the radar, just one little shower down in southern delaware that actually moved into maryland near salisbury. that's about it for the night. and we're going to be seeing maybe a little bit of patchy fog by morning. temperatures not too low. not real humid. then that sets us up for some decent weather during the day tomorrow as well. much of new jersey, 65 degrees at the shore. starting off pretty nice. another nice day at the shore tomorrow. we'll see how long that lasts with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> a woman is found dead in a chester county pond. police say she was tied to a cinder block. investigators say they don't know how the woman died, but they do know she was dead before her body was dumped. jason rudder and his father-in-law found the woman. >> silently shocked in a way. i just -- we left, i got on with my day. later in the day it hit me, like, this is really happening in an area where me and my children just moved to. >> investigato

it happened 6th street in north wales. police arrived and found a 67-year-old man shot in the garage. he had been shot five times. neighbors heard them arguing in the past week. >>> they seemed pretty quiet people. >>> did you know the couple that live there? >>> no, they stayed to themselves. >>> police say they recovered a weapon at the scene. >>> 5:06. now to the latest on the search about the crash of egypt air flight 804. egypt is sending a submarine to hunt for the flight recorders that plunge into the mediterranean on thursday. some of the victims families are holding funerals. the plane was en route from paris to cairo. "good morning america" will continue our coverage on egypt air 804 that tragedy. their coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. >>> delaware governor jack markell declared today zika awareness day. health experts say use mosquito repellant and reduce standing water around your home and wear long sleeves. zika is linked to microcephala where babies are born with extremely small heads. >>> we're going to get humi

. >>> we head to wail wales for second video. the owner tried to get in their car but realized -- there's no room for anything here. >> what the beamer driver ended up doing is waiting around. the person came back to get in the car and with the help of locals they slowly back it up. you see the damage to the blue car. >> how rude. >> that's terrible. that's old damage. >> yeah. but then we get around the other side. we understand how because we can see the scrapes along the side of the bmw as well. the driver of the brm, what do you think her reaction was? >> exactly. >> no. >> find the comedy in this tragedy. laugh. you can't change it. call your insurance. >> that's what she did. >> oh, yeah. >> somebody at the pet store made a mistake. >> wow! >> why they got more than they bargained for. >>> and a look at the real life version of mirror's edge. >> the vast majority. we can't do this. kills fleas through contact. fleas do not have to bite your cat to die. advantage® ii. fight the misery of biting fleas. the newest addition to

. >>> a special birthday celebration at the brookdale campus in north wales. mary mccoun was with family and friends to ring up her 102nd year. she started working as a seamstress in 1917. she did not retire until she was 92 and from all of us at channel 6, a happy birthday to mary mccue. >>> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. . >>> tonight, the high stakes meeting. who's the boss? donald trump or paul ryan? new details coming in from inside their face to mace meeting. what both said afterward. plus trump tonight, and what he's now saying about his proposed muslim ban. >>> late today, the two officers now suspended after this moment. a chase, the driver crawling out of the car. and what happened next. was it excessive force? >>> outrage tonight. george zimmerman now selling the gun he used to ki

brittain: this is the procession of the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall.nd they are in the irish state coach. he is wearing the uniform of an admiral of the fleet. and they are in the irish coach. it is being pulled by their horses. their horses, cinderella, and bermuda. are they black, or brown? they look very gorgeous, then you have two horses. the coachman you see there is wearing his wet weather gear. and the outriders getting off the back of the coach, they are tricky things to break. break as income to a stop, and that is why the sand is there. they have a sharp turn, and then they have to break right at the right place. royalhotness -- her highness the duchess of cornwall images from the irish state coach. the sash she is wearing is of the dame commander of the victorian order. an order of chivalry that is in the personal gift. there's the marshal, carrying his baton, and prince charles, duke of cornwall, earl of chester, earl of kerrick, baron of renfrew, lord of the isles, and great steward of scotland. his sash is the green sash of the order of t

speaker, in fact homelessness has been reduced by 67% in wales, and since the new regulations came in. why can't he do the same in this country? inequality of course is getting worse. education ought to be a route out of poverty but new figures show the number of people participating on a level to adult education course in the first half of this year fell by a fifth compared to last year. how can we tackle inequality when the prime minister's government take away the opportunity for people to find a pathway out of poverty? >> he talks with inequality. and equality has gone down under this government. to our 764,000 fewer worker households. there are 449,000 fewer children living in workplace household. why? we have a growing economy, a living wage, more jobs, people paying less taxes. that's what's happening under this government. once again i say to them, we are investing in the schools to get people opportunity. investing to allow people to own homes to give them opportunities. he opposes all those things because the truth is this, he may be a friend of the terrorist group hamas but

are uniform today. 57 in unionville. 56 in kenneth square, and 57 in westchester, and 55 in north wales. 55 in warrington. like i said, uniform. uniformly cool and cloudy. nothing of significance on the radar other than drizzle drops out there. further south, another story. we're seeing rain, heavy thunderstorms, and down by washington, but that's moving straight to the east. this is the stuff that we're watching. near maryland, that, if it moves to the east, could affect our area later on in the evening. check out your seven day forecast cop substantiately at the bottom of the screen. multiple seven days for multiple parts of the area. here's the future cast through the night tonight, not a lot of rain, but as we go towards daybreak, just what we don't need, more rain morning rush, and fog where it's not raining, and there we go. more rain in the afternoon. not all that heavy. not talking about flooding or anything. it's going to be wet. now, this computer model shows some heavy showers at the shore in the afternoon. other models are not showing that. we'll update that into the 11:00 n

sumneytown pike at church road and police are there in north wales.ooking live in new jersey, not seeing the fog, looking dry on 42. northbound traffic at creek road, very light volume coming up from atlantic city expressway to 2955 very easy nine minute ride. >>> fire forced ten people from their apartments in south jersey, the flames broke out in the second floor unit at the wood lane crossing complex edgewater park burlington county. smoke and water damaged prevented people from returning to 6 apartments. red cross is helping them. >>> a family in chester has been torn apart by gunfire meant for someone's. the victims are teenage -- meant for someone else. the victims are teenage cousins and one was killed. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: the teenagers were not the intended target, but at this hour are not saying who was. now the mayor of chester is asking people to come forward with any information after one teen was killed another wounded and a woman was wounded. >>> there was no remorse, no nothing, they didn't care. >> reporter: jenene s

national security agency and cia was in wales. he spoke to the bbc. the bush administration, we worked very hard to reduce the prison population. we pushed more people out the president bush then president obama has pushed out. there's a general continuity that we want to get as close to zero as possible. we need to be careful. right now the american intelligence estimates is about 1/3 of the people we have released, either with certainty or likely have returned to some role in the jihadist movement. we should not the operating clockan artificial shot to end the camp for the presidential election. the opposition is bipartisan. there is something more fundamental. even president obama admits that after he has closed camp, he is going to move some of these prisoners to the united states. some of these prisoners are what we call forever prisoners. they are never going to be tried in there never going to be released. that does not clear up what really is the issue with guantÁnamo, the legal status of these people. not whether we keep them in a warm or col

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heading into today's poll -- regional and local elections underway across much of england, scotland, and wales. they are seen as important bellwethers of where the public stands on membership in the eu. emma james has been taking a closer look at the issues. -- labour party has been having a difficult week. party leader jeremy corbyn is feeling the heat. jeremy: we are doing our very best. it's all going very well. emma: accusations of anti-semitism have dominated the run-up to these elections. n has notcs say corby acted quickly enough. across the u k, the opposition party is expected to suffer losses, even in some of its traditional strongholds. scotland is now dominated by the scottish national party. losesor loses -- labour too much ground elsewhere, jeremy corbyn could face a challenge to his leadership. the 45-year-old son of an immigrant bus driver would be the first muslim to hold the post. smith is looking to keep the conservatives in control of the capital. boris johnson is widely tipped to be the next leader of the conservative party. >> [indiscernible] goes to the polls again in le

>>> a montgomery county woman remains in custody after police say she killed her husband in north wales. neighbors heard gunfire coming from the home on south 6th street yesterday. authorities found a 67-year-old man dead from a gunshot wound in the garage. >>> ten people were forced from their homes in burlington county. red cross is helping displaced residents there's no word on what caused the blaze. officials say no one was hurt. >>> on the weather front get ready for a warmup. outside we go sky6 live hd center city mix of sunshine and clouds, temperatures climbing into the 70s today and we could hit 80 tomorrow and wednesday, but there's rain in the forecast, too, let's get a closer look at the forecast, meteorologist david murphy outside on the terrace. david. >> reporter: a little bit of everything on the way i suppose, the one thing we're not looking at in our near future or disants distant future is the chilly damp conditions we had the last a couple of weeks. we had sprinkles and showers that dove down long island and new york and came through south jersey and delaware, it is

they are doing well in wales, not so huge in england.but notill early days, massive gains for them. anna: thanks very much, alan crawford joining us from edinburgh with the latest on u.k. voting. here are some highlights. snapshot ofa fresh italy's banking industry at midday u.k. time. later, the a half macro item on the agenda, the u.s. nonfarm payrolls. and after the european market close, we get sovereign ratings updates for turkey, the netherlands, and portugal. might delay the start to some people's weekends. next, as north korea's kim jong-un is set to outline his economic policy direction, we are live in pyongyang. ♪ anna: welcome back. let's get the bloomberg business flash with rishaad salamat in hong kong. rishaad: thanks. ta shares in japan plunging again. we've got 40 million airbag inflator's added to the original recall. cooperates it will with the national highway traffic safety administration. , the italiany bank, seeking a buyer to shore up its finances. find tos provisions to a four-year low. with the 23.5 million euro

more than 13% of the vote in wales. , but very hard to predict i thought we would be looking at .ar bigger u.k. vote that would've caused concern on behalf of the par minister. -- on behalf of the prime minister. guy: is that good campaigning for the brexit -- is that good for those campaigning for the brexit vacco -- brexit? >> we had to take trump seriously now. of presidention obama on the other side arguing very strongly that the u.k. would be better to stay in the eu. join then't, it would back of the queue for any trade deal. that suggests that had some modest impact on the voter sentiment. i imagine trumps intervention would not have any particular impact. he made very clear that america first so any weakening of the eu would play into that narrative. the prime minister has been article of trump's comments on muslims and reinforce that message yesterday. the timing looks somewhat predictable. stuff.an, interesting on crawford joining us out of edinburgh on the latest coming out of the u.k. regional elections. we're looking for to getting results later here in london. joinin

right now, it's 73 in lincoln university, and 72 in unionville, and 75 in westchester. 77 in north wales, and getting close to 80 degrees in warrington, fort washington, new hope, bensalem all at 78 degrees. see your own seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen whether every you'd like, whether every we do the weather, it's always there. you don't have to wait until the end of the weather, and it's not just for philadelphia anymore. speaking of philadelphia, there's nothing on the radar close by. that stuff's not coming here. this is the moisture on the way. it will take a while to get here, but thunderstorms are on the way. not so much for the morning rush tomorrow, but look at that, that's at 1:00 in the afternoon. the midday hours into the early afternoon, that's the best chance to get showers and thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. it's moving out by the afternoon rush. perhaps towards the jersey show, they get some in the afternoon rush, but we're clearing out across western suburbs, for example. by late in the day tomorrow. the dad vail, greatest chance of showers and stor

this is the: procession of the prince of wales and duchess. they are in the irish state coach.t is pouring rain. he is wearing the uniform of an admiral. they are in the irish state coach and it is being pulled by their horses. their horses, cinderella and bermuda. they are black or brown. they only have two horses. the rightay horses, word for brown. the coachman is wearing his wet weather gear. getting off the back of the coach, they are tricky things to brake. that is why the sand is there. there are sharp turns and they have to break right at the right brake right at the right place. her royal highness emerges from the irish state coach. the sash she is wearing is a chivalry. she is met by the marshal carrying his baton. , lord of thes isles, great stewards of scotland. his sash is the green sash of the order of the cross. the duke of norfolk will conduct the royal party of the norman staircase, lined by the arms with kings of their white staves of office. the marshal is not using his dukes robes. a leave of absence for a year or two. he tells me he is fully attending to ge

in custody following the shooting death of a 67-year-old man this was scene on 6-th street in north wales montgomery county. police got a call for a domestic disturbance and arrived to find the man dead inside his garage. he had been struck in the torso authorities recovered a gun but they are not identifying the suspect just yet. >>> chester police are offering a $5,000 reward for for identification leading to an arrest in the shooting death of a teenager. last night, a gunman opened fire outside of a corner store on pine lane killing a 14-year-old and also leaving a 16-year-old in critical condition. a 32-year-old woman was struck and taken to the hospital. she is currently stable. >>> police in upper darby delaware county arrested man they say was snapping photos of a woman without her knowledge. this surveillance video was taken may 10th at the philly pretty sell factory on 69th street. 's shows a man taking up skirt photos. the victim eventually realizes it. the man takes off. >>> there is a new fight. it's brewing between the church and harrisburg returning the issue of sexual abuse