if we move further out we still have storms to the west, you know, down to warrington on 15. we'll loop it and everything is moving to the east, northeast. we are not done. the atmosphere is not going to become stable. it will support severe weather for about another 6 to 8 hours. and certainly the next three hours. the sun is still up and the sun goes down 801. we have enough to keep the storm going. these are the new storms that have popped up. this is heavy. in oakton and falls church. in fact we will talk about rainfall rate over an inch and a third. oakton lightning and rainfall rates two and 3/4 per inch per hour. that's why we issued the yellow weather alert for severe weather and a slow go home because that is going to be the rule of thumb tonight and if you are trying to go through one of these storms, if you are able to watch us on the app which you can, and you are headed towards tyson or the west of town wait. certainly if you are headed to southern maryland you have got to wait. i can't have have you go down to the storm. la plata, my goodness we just celebratth

how safe is the drinking water in hour stamp, warrington and warminster? not save enough according to residents. >> we're actually getting a filter on our house. fluctuating numbers. we don't want to wait eepa finds it's really bad for fetuses. >> people pack the community center to get answers. what's being done. the chemicals used in fire fighting foam are linked to the former naval base and air station in the area. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think the most likely places were it went into the ground water and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: last week, epa lowered the acceptable levels for pfoa and pfos in ground water through township took eight public wells off line as a result. >> if you are getting municipal water from warminster, from horsham township or from warrington it's safe to drink. i have a bottle of it there and i'm drinking the water myself. >> reporter: greg preston is a naval official overseeing the clean up effort homes on the public water system now have saf

how safe is the drinking water in hour stamp, warrington and warminster? not save enough according to residents. >> we're actually getting a filter on our house. fluctuating numbers. we don't want to wait eepa finds it's really bad for fetuses. >> people pack the community center to get answers. what's being done. the chemicals used in fire fighting foam are linked to the former naval base and air station in the area. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think the most likely places were it went into the ground water and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: last week, epa lowered the acceptable levels for pfoa and pfos in ground water through township took eight public wells off line as a result. >> if you are getting municipal water from warminster, from horsham township or from warrington it's safe to drink. i have a bottle of it there and i'm drinking the water myself. >> reporter: greg preston is a naval official overseeing the clean up effort homes on the public water system now have saf

we have one accident, up between warminster and warrington right here along york road which is route 263, just above street road no problems. heading up to doylestown to see good day gang this morning mike, alex, sue, jen, rest of the gang right off of the turnpike you go north on 611 and right on into doylestown. good to go. heading down to delaware, south on i-95 right at route 896, two of the lanes are blocked with construction. that is all south of wilmington. there is stotesbury regot a, the rowers start today and tomorrow, the kelly drive is closed this morning to vehicle traffic. it was opened yesterday morning not the case this morning. so we will see some jammos coming into downtown. we will to have use martin luther king drive and then tomorrow keep in mind they closed both the kelly and martin luther king drive. all that volume will be push on schuylkill, chris and lauren, back to you. >>> a chester county man is in prison accused of sexually assaulting three young children. christopher gueaccepte molested three children under the age of ten. district attorney's office say

in warrington, pennsylvania, schools to honor seven ninth graders in the student cam competition. a special thanks to our cable partners for their help in coordinating these community visits. you can view all the studentcam.org.t >> each week, american artifacts archives, rs into museums, and historic sites around the country. next, we visit the national museum of health and medicine just outside washington d.c. to look at items in their civil war collection. lease note, some viewers may fi i

the names from veterans from warrington will be added to the memorial wall. that begins at 11:00 a.m. on bradley road. 6abc.com has everything you need for the holiday weekend. check out the inter active traffic map before you hit the roads. you can rely on storm tracker 6 live for any changes in the weather. you can follow the "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for any updates. >>> time 6:04. severe weather is not taking a holiday. it is keeping emergency workers busy in texas. good samaritans came to the rescue of one person trapped in floodwaters and livestock had trouble in the high waters in texas. this has millions across the country heading into the memorial day celebrations. abc adrien banker reports. >> reporter: from the funnel cloud in north dakota to raging floodwaters in texas that swept away two people in their vehicle warnings that the violent weather will take no holiday break this weekend. in conrow, texas rescuersed helped this woman crawl to safety. >>> they saved my life. >> reporter: heavy rains left cattle struggling in n

southern fairfax, coming out of prin william county, heavy rain with these, and this storm near warringtono me like it is getting stronger. heads up down here, one severe storm to tell you about, nelson county down near the charlottesville area, that one the possibility of pretty large hail the size of pingpong balls with it, 60-mile per hour wind gusts, we expect things to get more active. don't be trick by the beautiful >> you have seen and heard the albumn lemonade. >> now the singer being accused of stealing another artist video, for her song. one of her songs, at least. here is a look at the two videos, side by side. take a look. >> ♪ (song playing). >> that's a clip from beyonce's video for holdup. it features one of the more striking scenes, where beyonce walks through the streets, in a marigold dress, destroying cars with baseball bats. the video does look very similar to a video released in 1997, by visual artist, pp loud i wrist called ever is hum. so, what do youy? >> it does look similar. i can get the point. also actually it made me think of just because the whole idea behind

spreading across warrington and prince william and fauquier county. this will continue to make a trip to the east. the new part of the area placed under severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight. the whole d.c. metro area, prince george's montgomery, charles, south and west. back in the preexisting which is huge. this extends to kentucky, tennessee, west virnia as well. in the past 20 minutes ago starting to organize to the metro area. we have a close eye on this. in the next 25 to 30 minutes as the system continues to move east northeast. what is left of this is the annandale area after mount vernon and fort hont. then alexandria and d.c. at 5:50. then close to 6:00 hour it's in most of the activity is well displaced south and west. it is bubbling up for the rally durham. and more in roanoke valley. east of town not so much. storms for 9:00 and thereafter. the will make a movement west to east. tomorrow in the 60's. it won't rain every minute but it will threaten rain in the day. the next several days days will have plenty of chance of rain. afte

lingering showers across northern fauquier county out to leesburg and warrington. heavier rain down to the south, southern parts of virginia. and if you're traveling that way today or more importantly down to the carolinas, that's where the severe weather threat is today. south of the richmond area. for us, we'll just be a lot cooler. a lot of spots yesterday touched near 80 degrees. today we will not get anywhere near 70 i don't think because of the clouds and showers. thickest fog right now is near gaithersburg. three quarters of a heil there. temperatures are in the low to mid-60s now and won't budge much during the day. cloudy at lunchtime here, another risk of showers passing through here between about 5:00 and 8:00 this evening. and rain chances linger off and on most of the week. highs only in the 60s today, tomorrow, thursday anded frid t friday. weekend, the sunshine is back and temperatures in the 70s. >>> it is now change the course of the presidential election. already donald trump says a win this today's primary means the race is over. edward lawrence

. >>> 21 shannon mathers of warrington grabbed a high voltage wire when she and her friends were on the roofer of a home in state college friday, she fell to the sidewalk. the death was ruled accidentally. >>> 33-year-old bobby hayden of chester township was taking pictures of a woman's skirt. he was arrested and facing several charges. >>> a brigantine police officer admitted he used his job to sexually assault a 16-year-old girl. atlantic county prosecutors announced that he pleaded guilty to sexual assault. he has been suspended without pay since his arrest in 2014. officials say he will be fired. >>> happening now, president obama is in vietnam the first stop of his week long visit to asia. the president announced the lifting of an arms embargo in vietnam during a news conference in had hanoi. he is expected to announce that the peace will be established in vietnam. >>> president obama has marked a milestone in a long-standing effort to bring peace to average affirm u.s. drone strike killed monsore friday night. >>> ground forces assembledded outside fallujah urging citizens to evac

areas to the north seeing brighter skies and tannersville and martins creek 72 and warrington 66 and center city 63 down from the high of 66 and another cool day in south jersey with the rain and temperatures in the 50s right now, see while city 59 and hockessin delaware a chilly 58 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that this upper level low spinning through and this continues to move away from us through the evening hours and these showers are shrinking quickly and future tracker 6 showing by 8:30 tonight a few sprinkles near wilmington and then our clouds begin to slowly break. by 11:00 breaks in the clouds and north of philadelphia tomorrow morning finally we are looking at some sunshine. some dry air carves outs sunshine and the best chance of sun is philadelphia and areas north and east and more clouds are hanging on south and west and finally we are looking at the potential for a slightly above normal temperatures, so enjoy it tomorrow. it won't last long, partly sunny and 74 degrees and more clouds south and west and then on friday we have another frontal bo

back around 15 and warrington and out leesburg and not far from middlesburg and those are still going to move. if northeast towards leesburg and the one towards waldorf in the southeast and then this storm north of fairfax is moving essentially to the northeast. so tons of warnings are still out. right now we don't have any tornado warnings out. yes, jan? >> i got a question from a viewer here. they are asking about the lightning because they are seeing a lot of strikes. how bad is the lightning on the radar showing. >> lightning is bad. i will take everything off. it is not crazy bad but there are the strikes if it is a white strike it is newer. there is pretty good lightning out towards aldi and you go out 50 with that storm and the storm in tyson, a fair amount of lightning. i have seen more but a fair amount of lightning. >> do you think the system that is coming from the west, you said that there was another system that you are watching, how quickly is the system coming towards us and how dangerous is that situation looking right now? >> let on. the ones on i-81, not crazy severe

shannon mathers warrington grabbed a high voltage prior while on the third story roof of a home and fellwalk. >>> this man is bobby hayden of chester township. the video was taken inside the pretzel factor on 69th street. the woman confronted him inside the store and the man ran off. he is faces charges for take upskirting. >>> five women started assaulting a woman at victoria's secret. police are looking for the women. >>> a group of robbers make off with thousands of dollars in roxborough new details are coming in now. >>> a lawsuit claims a filous fitness tracker might not be totally accurate. >>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., monday, may 23. here's what's happening. >>> a driver is behind bars after striking and killing a south jersey teen on a sidewalk and police suspect dui. we're live where the teen went to school. >>> domestic dispute turns deadly when a montgomery woman gunnels down her husband in their home. >>> storm tracker 6 live is tired and it doesn't want to take it any more. it's sick of tracking rain, but we told it has to do it a little bit more this week. the person

so, this was posted on facebook for 21 year-old shannon matters from warrington, saying that she was voluntary emt and then, it said that she was studying bio behavioral health at penn state. it ace that her family is planning her funeral arrangements in warrington. >>> suspect wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of an auburn, massachusetts police officer has been killed in the standoff with police. police say 35 year-old jorge saabrano shot and killed an officer early yesterday morning. he fled the scene prompting a manhunt. when he was found by police he was reportedly hiding in the bedroom closet. >> the suspect appeared from inside the closet, and fired on the troopers, striking one of them. the team returned fire and struck the suspect inflicting life threatening injuries. >> that trooper is expect to be okay and those who knew the fallen officer remember him as a family man. he is survived by his wife and three children. >>> the search for clues in the crash of the egyptian air liner continues, egypt end ising a submarine to join the hunt for flight recorders from the

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 news, but, yeah, un

our bus ended the week in warrington where visited middle schools to honor seventh graders for the winning videos industries studentcam competition. you can view all the winning documentaries that studentcam.org. >> guest: we are back with dave bossie, president of citizens united. we were discussing donald trump. you are friends with him. you have known for a long time have k but let me ask you this. long ti can to unite the republican party like the rnc chairman aince priebus asked the republo republican to do and get behind donald trump? >> guest: i think he will. i think it's a pretty. it's a moral imperative for every republican in the country whether you supported donald trump or the cou not. there was many, many of my friends who did not but they will come around because i just b hark back to 2012 and 2008 and 2000 when i was on the receiving end of the phone calls that said you did not support mitt romney on the primary process. you did not support john mccain in the primary process which i did not. i then came around and supported him. i was not for donald trump in this primary pr

a memorial day ceremony in bucks county honoring local veterans there at the memorial field in warringtontown's veterans affair committee added names to the memorial wall during the formal ceremony. ♪ >> and tonight, the philly pops with a memorial day concert. more than 2,000 tickets given away to veterans, active military members and first responders. >>> keep 6abc.com handy this holiday weekend on all of your devices. check out or traffic map as you head out and rely on stormtracker 6 double scan radar to stay ahead of the weather. and following the "action news" weather team on facebook and on twitter for updates on any changes in the forecast. >>> we have developing news out of chester where officials are trying to find the person who set two dogs on fire killing them. this happened at about 8:30 tonight on west 6th street. fire crews called to the scene, instead of a home on fire they found two dogs. again, no arrests made. >>> twin 3-year-old girls recovering tonight after they fell from a second-story window in the city's germantown section. just after 12:30 this afternoon the gir

many complained they didn't get any of the questions answered. 16 municipal wells in horsham, warrington and war minister are should down until the water safe. >>> buying beer at gas stations in pennsylvania. governor tom wolf wants the liquor control board to "free the 6 pack." it has been illegal for years but a recent ruling opened the door. wolf wants state regulators to approve licenses for the dozen of locations that applied. the court says it is ok as long as the points of sale are separate from the gas pumps, such as a convenience store. the case could end up in state stream court. >>> still to come tonight, twisting in the wind. we have incredible video as at least a dozen tornados touch down in the heartland. >>> don't lose sleep about it. researchers weigh in whether the cry-it-out method is best for babies. >>> and hearing from the winners of "dancing with the stars" about their victory minutes ago. >>> the first time this month, temperatures made it up into the 80s. it's going to get a lot hotter than this as we head to the holiday weekend. the details in the accuweather sev

the numbers north and west of town lower 60s and 63 in lating ton and 64 in warrington and 66 in chester and 63 out to the west in new holland. down in new jersey, the boardwalk 58 and 66 for ewing be browns mills and hammonton and glassboro out to the west and smyrna and dover the numbers are in the upper 60s. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the frontal boundary we are tracking, a lot of heavy rain now is shifting off into areas of new england and we are tracking the moisture as we get a southerly surge of air coming in and tapping into the moisture coming in off the atlantic as well. we'll time it out for you. future tracker 6 showing you at 2:00 we have the rain from the poconos to allentown and reading and lancaster and philadelphia at 4:00. those showers will be hit or miss depending on your location. but we have rumbles of thunder some of which could be heavy at times. and 8:00 we start to clear out from a west-east direction, .25 to .75 inch and high of 72 in the city and we'll get rid of this front on saturday, high up to 76 tomorrow and morning sunshine not a bad

but right now coming into manassas and just south of marshall about to come into warrington.ow we're in the 50s from the shenandoah valley to the bay. taking mom to brunch today between 10:00 and 2:00, it will be breezy. winds gusting maybe 20, 25 miles per hour. but a great day for a run, as well. p temperatures by 1:00 the upper 60s. by 3:00, low 70s. hovering in the low 70s the rest of the afternoon. but the winds will be a bit gusty. wang the low 50s with bright sunshine. 8:00 to 9:00, high clouds coming this, temperatures in the upper 50s. and then the rest of the day on monday, not as mild, upper 60s. might get a midday shower on monday. it's a small chance. then on tuesday, partly sunny, upper 60s again. might get an afternoon shower tuesday. and then wednesday and thursday, both days should stay dry except thursday night could get a few passing showers. right now it looks like it will dry out on friday. last couple days it was looking stormy, but now it looks like the front comes through thursday night, dries out friday. could get showers on saturday. with highs right

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 storms in the middle of the day, drying out later i

a little light rain out here toward winchester and warrington. future weather carries most of this early wave of rainfall back out to the west into the shenandoah valley and mountains of west virginia, but a cool east to northeasterly fetch around here means drizzle and sprinkle and shower chances will continue all the way through the rest of your morning. temperatures only inching their way into the mid and upper 50s by later on this afternoon. speaking of 50, here is melissa mollett with a trouble on 50. >> oh, i to say melissa mollett looks like 50. >> never. >> 50 after 410, east-west highway, left lane getting by and backups are starting to build. probably causing a little bit of a delay right now. 270 at clarksburg road, no issue there. inner loop at colesville, top of the beltway, two left lanes still the only thing getting bhi that work zone. rest of the beltway looks quite good. so no worries there. 95 southbound at falmouth, the left lane getting by take work zone. not slowing anything down. see you in ten minutes. >>> i'm adam tuss in

warrington 61, fleetwood only 55 and pottstown currently 62 degrees.ding into south jersey, though, you saw more sunshine earlier so vineland 71 dover delaware 70 degrees so more sunshine areas to the south. satellite6 along with action radar showing that finally we have been breaking out. again, with some clear skies south of philadelphia i want to show you what's happening, though in washington, d.c. there is a severe thunderstorm there and this actually has some hail with it. you can see the hail core right here so a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. our chance of severe weather really greatly diminished fortunately here thanks to the fact that the clouds did hang tough much of the day. so, future tracker showing around 10 o'clock tonight this is when we'll see some showers mainly south of philadelphia but this really fills in around midnight. by 12:30, future tracker showing some thunderstorms so don't be surprised if you hear that rum. rumble of thunder. heavy rain continuing into the morning commute. 7 o'clock a soaking rain. as we head thro

you could see a couple of drip drops especially north of the city right now up towards abington warringtonalso there have been reports of gropple or snow pellets embedded with some of these showers up towards the lehigh valley earlier in the afternoon. as we head into really the next two hours, once we get past sunset, the shower activity is going to turn right off into the 9 o'clock hour, maybe one lingering sprinkle or shower. as we head into midnight nothing going on, the cloud deck will try to dissipate. winds are blustery up around 20 to 25 miles per hour. with the higher gusts we will stay breezy overnight tonight and getting chilly. we're already in the 30's in the poconos, of course upper 50's in philadelphia, upper 50's down the shore and we do now have a freeze warning in effect for the poconos because of these cold temperatures and i'll let you know how many layers you'll need all across the area by morning coming up in your full forecast. >> all right, lauren, thank you. >>> democratic voters meantime they head to the polls in kentucky and oregon tuesday as hillary clinton work

we ended the week in warrington, pennsylvania where a large 79th graders special thanks to our cable card -- cable partners are helping coordinating community visits. you can view the documentaries@student cam .org. >> host: welcome to afterwards again. i interviewed you for crisis in command, a rich history of five presidents. i love leading you to prepare,prepare, interviewing you, and read it again after the interview. >> i hope you bought two copies. >> that i did not do. i jumped at it. i found he did not write the book. but there is good news. it is a compilation of legal essays by 26 legal scholars talking about various areas of the executive branch, again the executive branch. liberty nemesis car really liberties downfall. a pretty dire time. tell me how it came about. >> first, thank you so much for interviewing me again. you have renewed my desire to write more books faster so that it is not once every six years. this book came together because i was trying to think about what characterize the obama administration over the last seven years. i wrote this about foreign-policy

. >> reporter: last week epa put out new tougher standards and more wells in the horsham, warrington and warminster areas flunked. >> i don't know what to think of this. >> reporter: that's why the military had this open house today to answer questions and get people help. >> we've been consuming that myself over the last 23 years. and i don't know if those levels are going to, you know, eventually give me some kind of, you know, disease. and so this is what i'm worried about. like in the future. >> reporter: right now, their giving out bottled water to folks like joe pilaa digging up his yard soon, too. >> we've been getting our water tested and they kept saying it's all right, it's all right, it's all right. so we get a phone call last week, don't drink the water. so it's contaminated. >> reporter: so far the military says they spent $19 million to fix this problem. there's no cap on this. they'll continue to do what is necessary. they say the public water here is safe. they keep testing it and filtering it and making sure the water when people turn on the tap is safe. that's the v

because of a new epa advisory 16 municipal wells in this area, five in horsham, five in warrington, sixn warminster are now off line shut down along with an estimated 80 private wells until a permanent fix can be found. ed lutz among those opting for bottled water today. >> i don't have the whole story yet and if they're starting to give water away, that means they don't -- that we shouldn't drink the water. and, you know, where are we going? are we going to have another flint situation. >> reporter: with that new epa advisory experts say the tap water from municipal authorities is safe to drink. bottled water though will still be available to those on private wells. pfc's as the chemicals have been called have been linked to serious health issues. stuart green lever says constituents have been calling his office. >> of course they're concern and they should be concerned asking questions such as what impact will this have for our children. >> reporter: so many questions, not so many answers but that may change. next week the navy, the epa and multiple health agencies are going to staff

in warrington, pennsylvania, schools to honor seven ninth graders in the student cam competition. a special thanks to our cable partners for their help in coordinating these community visits. you can view all the studentcam.org.t >> each week, american artifacts archives, rs into museums, and historic sites around the country. next, we visit the national museum of health and medicine just outside washington d.c. to look at items in their civil war collection. lease note, some viewers may find images in this program disturbing. mr. clarke: welcome to the national museum of house and medicine. i am tim clarke, i'm the museum's deputy director. we're here to spend a little museum's civil war medicine exhibit and a special show of other things to you. the national museum of health founded in 1852 and we were known as the army medical museum. the mission at the time was to of morbid cimens anatomy and to send them to washington for care and to ervation and study improve the care of the soldier. so at the time of the civil war, the museum's staff were doing learned.ness of lessons they

it took place on in go porter memorial field in warrington.own's veterans affair committee added names to the memorial wall during the formal ceremony. >>> twin three-year old girls were hospitalized tonight after they fell from a second story window in the cities germantown section. it was just after 12:30 when the girls fell from the second floor of the home on the 500 block of manhim e street. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live at says christophers hospital with the details, christie. >> reporter: st. christopher's tells thaws three-year old madison is in fair condition. their family tells us that they believe she broke her twin sister's fall when they fell from the bedroom window on to pavement in their backyard. >> i love my kid so much. >> reporter: gaping hole in the screen of the second story window was erie reminder of what happened just hours earlier. he says his twin, three-year old daughter fell 20 to 30 feet from their bedrooms in the backyard of their germantown home. >> fell from a window. >> they were supposed to be

lowered the acceptable levels of those chemicals in groundwater, as a result, horsham, warminster and warrington townships took eight public wells off line in addition to eight other wells previously taken off lane in 2014. pfoa and os is link to the formal naval base and era station in the area. >> we are in the process of identifying where we think mess likely places where it would have gone in the groundwater and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: greg preston is naval official overseeing the clean up. he a says homes on the public water systems now have safe water to training, however, navy is providing bottled water to homes on private wells with high levels until they can be hook up to the public water system, still state representative todd stevens lives in horsham says that is in the enough. >> i think navy should be paying for blood tests for our residents so we can know whether we have been exposed and to what extent. >> reporter: today's informational session starts at 11:00 and runs through 1:00 . we are live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewi

there are some cooler spots. 65 in warrington. with a southerly wind and a lot of sunshine, we're heading for another warm day. in fact, this is a wind we didn't see yesterday. it was a westerly wind yesterday. when it comes out of the southwest, that will help boost the temperatures. we should hit 90 degrees this afternoon. and humidity going to start arriving over the next couple days. shouldn't be an issue today. look at the sunshine. 84 degrees by lunchtime in philadelphia. suburbs up to 85 degrees at 4:00 this morning. there's a cool start in the lehigh valley with bright sunshine. from 70 at 8:00 to 84 degrees at noontime. delaware, 80s this afternoon. we're starting off in the 50s and 60s. 68 degrees by 8:00 this morning. a quick warmup for new jersey. at noontime, 84. 87 degrees this afternoon. it will be cooler at the shore, but you'll see plenty of sunshine. 79 degrees at noontime. then it comes down just a little bit with that wind coming in off the ocean, which is still cooler this morning. you can see some of the clou

she was from warrington. her death is being called an accident. >>> and the lights are back on in society hill after an underground cable malfunctioned, caused power outages and evacuations. it took all day yesterday to restore the power near 6th & pine. neighbors tell us she woke up around 1:00 a.m. sunday to a loud boom that shattered windows. more than 120 homes lost power. peco says an underground cable was burning, and the pressure forced manhole covers to pop off. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> live look at cape may. you can see it looks a bit damp. there have been a few light showers to the south in cape may. you can see them on the radar, on the satellite, very light shower activity. barely noticeable. but it has produced a few damp roads. it's already dried out in cape may. these showers will be crossing delaware bay and into central delaware. but otherwise the showers pushing to the west. so most of the area is going to stay dry this morning.

she was from warrington. her death is being called an accident. >>> president obama announced the end of an arms embargo on vietnam that had been in place since the vietnam war. >> the president is making his first visit to the communist country. vietnam is seen as a crucial u.s. partner in the region, but the president is still pushing for more human rights there. >> where we still have differences, there's been modest progress on some of the areas that we've identified as concerns. >> the president wants a better balance with vietnam as china works to claim disputed territory in the south china sea. >>> now to decision 2016. the race to the white house is tightening according to new polls from the nbc news and "wall street journal" poll. when it comes to the general election, clinton is now three points ahead of donald trump. that is down from an 11-point lead last month. and in a matchup between trump and bernie sanders, the vermont senator leads by 15 points. but clinton has no doubt about who will inwith

. >>> a 71 year-old warrington man is now and rest and charged with first degree murder in a december shooting in abington. this is the suspect, leroy clark, he is charged in the shooting death of robert duncan in abington december 23rd. police say clark shot duncan after an argument and then fled the scene they say clark shot himself in the chest and mouth when they tried to apprehend him. he has been in the hospital until now recovering. >>> voorhees police want you to take a look at this surveillance video. they say that these two young people are wanted for questioning in connection to a rash of vandalism in the area. police say that first the two went door to door trying to sell magazines but when residents decline to make a purchase police say they vandalized cars on william feather drive. >>> gloucester county is turning to fish to fend off the zika virus. mosquitoes are primary form of transmission for zika even though none of the cases in the united states has been transmit by mosquitoes, authorities in gloucester county are not taking any chances. they are putting thousands

one out here still in warrington bucks county and police and ambulance on the scene with this one onaple avenue at street road. the accident i told you about on davisville road here has cleared in hatboro so that one moving a little better. new accident in gloucester county in a spot we often see accidents, 55 southbound right at deptford, that's exit 58 so watch for a new accident there. we also have an accident in monroe township here. this is an accident that brought down poles and wires so it's still causing a closure of 322. that's a major artery right now in gloucester county. 322 is blocked and that's east of high street, route 641. you want to watch for this one with police on the scene and they're likely trying to if icfixthat downed post as we pol. on your commuter traffic report we found into to the void talking about an accident on 95 near eddystone in delaware county. we don't see too many problems out there currently but watch for the report of that accident there on the waze app. storm tracker6 live double scan shows in south jersey and teldelaware we're basically dry

within more area an accident warrington mapel avenue at street road has just been cleared. back over to you, jim and brooke. >> thanks, meisha. >>> very dangerous night for philadelphia police forced to open up fire in two separate incidents. >> one of the police involve shootings left a suspect dead. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us live from overbrook where police remain on the scene, jan. >> reporter: good morning. that is right, police are still on the scene here in overbrook the site of the deadly officer involve shooting that happened early this morning in philadelphia. behind me here is you can see on overbrook avenue this section of the road near lancaster avenue is still closed this morning because that vehicle involved in the incident is still in the middle of the road n this particular incident the suspect was shot and killed after police say he tried to run officers over in that van. now take a look at the video this all unfolded early this morning just before 1:00 a.m. investigators say police in an unmark car spotted a man they believe was actin

we have two accidents not far one in warrington mapel a avenue at street road.nother in hatboro davisville road at county line road. these will slow you down because of the amount of people starting to hit the roadway getting an early jump to the day. just take a note of them. i will tweet them out as well. >>> phillies used great pitching and key hit to get back in the winning column. here's sports director don bell with your morning sports. >> reporter: phillies continue their four game series tonight in st. louis, adam morgan will get the start for the phillies. ryan howard is st. louis native and loves playing begins his hometown team. batting .331 at bush stadium. last night he continued his dominance against the card. pick it up in the fourth, no score, aaron nola on the hill, random's line drive and peterberges, making a nice sliding grab to end the inning. still scoreless in the sixth. hometown guy, ryan howard begins michael w aka. >> gone. >> his sixth home run of the season and between the second, against the cardinals. phillies up one to nothing. aar

should always be a special event, and so it was for a young man tonight at central bucks south in warrington, special for him and his date. maybe even a little more special, then for most students. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has his story. >> nice. >> reporter: karen and nick magee were looking good for prom and posing for tons of pictures for family and friends. yes, nicky's real gentlemen and you could say a bit of the ham. >> i believe that we will win. >> i believe we will win. >> reporter: known for his enthusiasm and spirit 18 year-old nick with his girlfriend were crowned home coming king and queen in the fall. they won by land slide vote and became internet sensations. he invited his life long friend 16 year-old on cara to the prom and she accepted. what song are you looking forward to dancing to tonight. >> taylor swift. >> reporter: what about you. >> gangdom style. >> reporter: look out, look out. couple's families are gratified that their friend at cb south embraced nick and cara a knot as classmates with down syndrome but simply as classmates. >> he looks so happy. >> y

already coming in at this hour, one starting off in warrington, in bucks county, maple avenue at streete've got another new new accident coming in davisville road at county line road. that one in hatboro. a couple accidents within the past few minutes and the construction i told you about on the northeast extension just cleared northbound approaching lehigh valley so better news there. on the commuter traffic report with the waze app if you're coming in from radnor township a pretty easy 22 minute ride taking the schuylkill but i would slow it down with the roads being wet. here's a better look at the wet roads here on storm tracker6 live double scan and we can see the rain is mostly in philadelphia and areas north and west at the moment so you're wet there in doylestown, in lansdale getting a batch of heavier rain you see by the area of yellow. 309 it's wet in norristown malvern coatesville media. philadelphia it's a little spotty and not so much right now in southampton you see the progression of this moving up to the north and east matt and tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> a violen

warrington. if you notice these red and orange spots, they pop up pretty quickly because we're just seeing that heavy rain develop inside of what is already here. northampton seeing heavy to moderate rain. mercer county, like trenton seeing more moderate rainfall. consistently just getting heavier here. levittown township, seeing that heavier rainfall as well. then we get into other parts of new jersey, pemberton and the green starts to show the lighter rain. all these areas we are watching very closely for the heaviest of the rain to be developing. here's a look now at the rainfall we've seen so far. so far, the heaviest has been in delaware. that's why we have the flash flood warning for kent county and still have it. if we zoom into kent county where we've seen the heaviest of the rain, if you look at the legend, over 2 inches shows you the pinck. we've seen that in kent county. other areas, riverview, close to 2 inches. that's going to continue as we go into new jersey because that same storm

they posted a picture on the facebook page of 21-year-old shann shannon of warrington. she was study to go biobehavioral health at penn state. the family is planning her funeral. >>> local police say they arrested a guy caught on surveillance taking pictures up a woman's skirt. we show you did this last week. it's at the pretty sell factory in upper darby. they caught the guy. >>> residents are sitting in the dark after they heard a big explosion. an under ground fire on the 600 block of pine street broke out overnight. peco officials categorize it as an under ground cable fire rather than explosion, but people had to side step charred of glass because some homes had windows blown out. neighbors describe the moment it happened. >> i was just got in the bed and i heard boom. and i was wonder what that is. i came down and looked and there was smoke coming out of the manhole there. >> powers back on for many residents but peco crews are working to restore service to everyone in the neighborhood. >>> developing tonight, trying to piece together what went wrong on that traff

station and naval warfare center is contaminated with chemicals. 16 municipal wells in horsham warrington warminster are now shut down until a permanent fix can be found. officials have been providing affected residents with up to two cases of bottled water a day. >> there's three tornadoes on the ground at the same time. good night. >> tornado sirens blared in the plain states for the fourth consecutive day as multiple twisters overturned vehicles and damaged homes. two people were critically injured and taken to hospitals in dodge city, kansas. there were also reports of tornadoes in colorado and texas. the national weather service will conduct damage surveys later today. >> crazy stuff out there. around here air quality is not going to be so great later today. >> there is an issue for us today, yes, especially between the hours of noon and six clocks. we'll talk more about that in a moment. storm tracker6 live double scan shows that you we're dry, a little green here or there on the radar is really ground clutter, not actual precipitation. as we take a look outside this morning, we do

temperature-wise showing 43 degrees in martins creek, 48 in warrington, 54 in center city. 47 degreesbrowns mill and 50 in dover. 72 for your high today. so warmer than yesterday with clouds and sunshine, matt. >> thanks karen. new here on "action news," two san francisco area sheriff's deputies who are charged with felony assault are expected to surrender today. luis santa maria and paul weaver were caught on camera beating a suspected car thief. the video shows the officers delivering more than 40 blows. the deputies are accused of stealing the suspected thief's gold chain to give to a homeless man to keep the homeless man quiet about the beating. >> happening today, a judge is expected to rule on whether a man who gunned down three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado is mentally comment to stand trial. robert deer proclaimed his guilt in loud outbursts back in december. three people died and nine others were wounded in last november's attack. now if the judge declares deer unfit his case will be put on hold while he undergoes treatment. >>> a man described by police a

we ended in warrington, pennsylvania where it visited a middle school to honor seven ninth graders for their video in this year's competition. thanks to comcast and armstrong cable for their help in coordinating the visits. view the documentaries at student cam.org. >>> this year marks the 100th anniversary of the pulitzer prizes. next, the poynter institute in st. pittsburetersburgpetersburgl rights and social justice. the congressman john lewis of georgia delivered the key note address. this is about two and a half hours. >> i am canica jokes tomalin. deposit mayor of the city of st. petersburg. a former journalist and a proud graduate of the institute. the catalyst for my journey of service through the power of words. i will serve as one of your hosts for

warrington, 66 degrees. martins creek 65. dewpoints in the whole area, upper 50s, feels more refreshing. coatsville, 63. chester, 64. center city, 66. glassboro, 61. take a look at gandys beach, 58 degrees, vineland 58. hammonton, blue about herry country. 6 -- blue about her -- blue berry country, 60 degrees. the clouds lower and thicken throughout the afternoon and that eventually gives way to rain after 6:00 p.m. from south to north across the viewing area. today, starting out with sun, increasing clouds, warm and sticky, right now we're in the mist of a heat wave 90 degrees or higher for three days, we should fall short of that later this afternoon as the highs today top out at 86. not this 92. we are increasing clouds today it's humid, jersey shore highs around 75. sun giving way to clouds late in the afternoon. gray? >>> thank you so much for the update. sky6 live hd is giving you a glimpse over cape may, new jersey. the weather is holding up thankfully so far this weekend as the rain moves in for the remainder of the h

our bus ended the week at warrington, pennsylvania where it visited middle schools to honor 79th graders for their winning videos. a special thank start cable partners for their help in donating this visits. you can view the winning documentaries that student.org. >> .. eanor >> among iraqis or afghans. the state of the government and we are anxious to meet with you when you asked. >> former ambassador to iraq and the united nations speaks to us this weekend. >> we saw extremist exploited and although we have been corrected toward the end of the period i was there by the surge and by reaching out to the sunni's and building up iraqi forces and establishing a unity government it changed how we brought about security. violence was way down but unfortunately when we left and the vacuum was filled by rival regional powers tearing iraq apart the violence escalated and we have isis now. >> sunday on cspan's q&a. tonight, recent biography. former secretary sullivan talks about his new book "breaking ground" and then patricia bell-scott writes about the relationship between eleanor roosevelt and

warrington, 53.hester and center city showing 54. 56 for glassboro, 57 in gandys beach and vineland. smyrna, 5. on the boards in atlantic city, 57 degrees. a quick reminder if you're a boater you know this, for the jersey shore, as well as the delaware bay region we have a small craft advisory in effect. seas building 3 to 6 feet. wind gusting 20 to 0 miles per hour in advance of an upper level low that's spinning along the great lake states. in northern pennsylvania there is snow flying, meadeville, erie, reporting light snow at this midday hour. this is what it looks like in grand rapids, michigan. instead a coating of snowal of it has since melted. it's may 15, we should be talking about summer temperatures instead. in the poconos, showers are possible this afternoon it wouldn't surprise me if gropple was mixed in the higher elevation, that's ice pellets. otherwise it's mainly dry, wind and cool, that's the call from accuweather. it will be better tomorrow warmer later this week, when i come back