next to the dumpster outside the store he managed in warrington. he had been shot to death. the obituaries says he lived in reva virginia 20's years and sons.ved by his wife and two - neither the warrington police or the commonwealth's attorney released information on the evidence they have so far gathered on duse. so far, no court date has been set. we were unable to reach any relatives of mr. olson today. there is a lengthy obituary on line that you can read, he loved to garden, outdoors, camp and run half marathons, there's no release at this point of the evidence against mr. du closed in. live in fairfax, paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> wow, ran over the bikes, flattened the bikes, drug him down the street. another d dot officer was standing over there, hit her, knocked her out. we ran over to help the officer. >> that was a witness describing the scene along seen r 18th street northwest after an accident in june. two police officers and a city worker were hit by a truck as they helped with traffic control. court documents reveal the driver sped around a bus that was s

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five men have appeared before magistrates in warrington charged in connection with the hillsborough disaster in 1989. the defendants include the former chief constable of west yorkshire, sir norman bettison, seen here on the left. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... we'll have more on the conviction of 18 people for abusing vulnerable girls in newcastle. we'll be speaking to the former north west chief prosecutor nazir afzal, who led the rochdale prosecution in 2012. then at half—past eight we'll

it is expected to hit warrington around 6:10, the planes around 6:20, once again, radar indicated. this is dangerous storm, already these storms have been moving their way through for this evening, already seen downed trees, power lines, in shenandoah as a result, warren as well has had some downed trees, power lines, the intensity of the storms a big issue, see the amount of lightning currently in this. and some of the other locations that are impacted is this, we will track it for you here. and give you some of the neighborhoods that are in the line of fire, so to speak, because if you are in the areas at all you really have to take cover immediately. gainesville, wellington, bull run about 6:34, west gate at 6:36. we will put some more up here for you, as well. baltimore, meadowville, harley, broad run, broken hill, auburn, marshall, and gainesville. make sure that you take cover by going to the basement or lower interior room on the lowest level of your home or the bill that you're in, stay away from windows. you have to be very careful. any kind of flying debris. the lightning

five men appear before magistrates in warrington charged in connection with the hillsborough disasterleeing to italy has been found guilty of a murder that happened four years ago. 28—year—old jason marshall pretended to be a policeman and secret agent during his attacks. it was thought the victim had died in an accidental fire — until a relative stumbled across a video recording years later. our home affairs correspondent nick beake has the story. a bungalow in a quiet street in west london, a visitor arrives. he has come to kill. over the next few hours, while acting out the role of a police officer, he will attack his victim and leave him for dead. it is all captured on this cctv. but jason marshall nearly got away with it. on his way out, he set fire to the property. in 2013, investigators concluded peter fasoli, a 58—year—old with heart problems, had died in an accidental blaze. some of peter fasoli‘s possessions, including his computer, had been recovered from his flat after the fire. they were kept in storage for more than a year. but then his nephew, out of curiosity, thought

from warrington, judith moritz reports.hillsborough have become close over the last 28 years. today, they were together again at court to see those charged in connection with the disaster and its aftermath. sir norman bettison has served as the chief constable of two police forces. the families stood outside the magistrates' court building as the former officer walked inside. graham mackrell was company secretary and safety officer at sheffield wednesday football club in 1989. 96 liverpool fans died as a result of a crush at the hillsborough ground when the terraces became overcrowded during an fa cup semi—final. now, nearly three decades later, prosecutions are under way. mr mackrell is charged with breaching both health and safety and safety at sport ground legislation. two senior police officers, donald denton and alan foster and a solicitor, peter metcalf, are accused of perverting the course ofjustice by amending witness statements in the wake of the disaster. sir norman bettison is charged with misconduct in a public

warrington wolves beat catalans dragons 52—24.r at the london stadium. a packed london stadium, it could be an extraordinary night of athletics on the penallta in light of these championships. goes of super saturday five years ago. we have got six finals coming up. four possible british medals. of course we are all looking at sir mo farah's last global race on the track before he turns his attention to the marathon. there is another british runner in the 5000, andrew butchart. i asked him foran insight the 5000, andrew butchart. i asked him for an insight into what it is like racing against mo farah. it's going to be absolutely immense. mo bring something else, something different to the sport. to be in a race with mo is different to any other race that i could ever be in. in front of this crowd, it's going to be so, so amazing. it's going to be some race. but then we have the relay is coming up. the british chances, the four by 100 in both of those. katarina johnson—thompson in the next, nets, and morgan lake, they are contenders

our correspondent is in warrington. what has happened so far? good afternoon. arrived an hourorso which was due at 2pm. they arrived an hour or so beforehand, dressed in smart suits. they walked straight into the court. some of the suspects walked past a crowd of some of the families and victims of the hillsborough disaster. my colleague, judith mauritz, is inside the court. she has just sent out some details. the court has been told that the men will plead not guilty to the charges that they face. i'll go through those in a moment. and that the case will be sent to preston crown court for hearing on the 6th of september. the five suspects who have appeared at warrington magistrates' court are as follows, norman bettison, probably the most high profile of all the suspects. he was chief inspector at the time of the hillsborough tragedy, but he rose through the ranks to become chief co nsta ble of through the ranks to become chief constable of west yorkshire and merseyside forces. he faces four charges relating to events of misconduct in public office. the crown

warrington wolves beat catalans dragons 52—2a.de into second, in the annual team competition. and it was a double celebration for jockey fran berry, who earned the silver saddle award for the leading rider on the day. the irishman rode two winners, including a—1 shot golden apollo, in the day‘s final race. that‘s it from the bbc sport centre. we will have more sport on bbc news throughout the evening on the night that sir mo farah and usain bolt make theirfinal that sir mo farah and usain bolt make their final competitive track appearances. good night. good evening. for many of us the weather has been dry, settled and sunny. for some, we have had nuisance showers. this has been the story across the north—east of england. this was durham, fairly miserable throughout the day, showers merging together for quite some time. they started off in scotla nd some time. they started off in scotland and moved through the north—east down into east yorkshire and parts of lincolnshire. elsewhere, decent spells of sunshine. 2a degrees in kent. a

there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves onnco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. there is more on the website, plenty of reaction to chelsea beating spurs at wembley, for now that's all from us. at wembley, for now that's all from us. next it's the film review. the film directed by stanley tucci. and let's start with final portrait. i'm a massive stanley tucci fan as an actor. i know he's directed a few films before. i must confess i don't think i've seen any of them looking at the list. how does this work—out? there was a one called big night where he played a restaurant owner with his brother played by tony shalhoub. stanley tucci doesn't pop up in this film, although tony shalhoub, who played his brother, does, again playing a brother interestingly, of alberto giacometti, playing diego giacometti. this is a story that i didn't know and a story that stanley tucci, strolling along in paris 25 years ago in one of the bouquinistes along the sei

there were also wins for hull fc and huddersfield in the super eights and warrington in the qualifiersof. he said it was the only solution to make sure he can continue to compete at the top level of tennis. let's go back to the world athletics championships and 0lly foster at the london stadium. after a ll after all that flurry of excitement with mo farah passing through, passed our lives point career, i think things are quieting down. it has been a tremendous thing opening day of the world athletics championships. by morning session tomorrow, the start of the heptathlon and katarina thompson johnson to see what sort of shape she is unknown whether she can make that step up. i think it is worth reflecting on what has been a brilliant day, an unhappy usain bolt, an ecstatic mo farah. if we'll rewind a little bit, remember this is the first world athletics championship that will not have russia taking part. that blanket ban of their athletes in athletics programmes, there were other russian athletes at rio, they will not be taking part of the world, neither did they take part in the olym

from warrington, judith moritz reports many of the families who lost loved ones at hillsborough havet 28 years. today, they were together again in court to see those charged in connection with the disaster and its aftermath. this is the chief constable of two police forces, and the families stood outside the magistrates' court building as the former officer walked inside. graham macrell was the company secretary and safety officer at sheffield wednesday football club in 1989. 96 liverpool fans died as a result of the crush at the ground when the terraces became overcrowded at an fa cup semifinal. nearly three decades later prosecutions are under way. mr mackrell is charged with breaching health and safety and safety at sports ground legislation. two senior police officers and a solicitor are accused of perverting the course ofjustice by amending witness statements in the wake of the disaster. sir norman bettison is charged with misconduct in a public office, accused of telling lies about his involvement in the aftermath of hillsborough and the culpability of fans. the five men sat in

there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. more sport at around quarter past eight. readers of alanjudd's spy stories first met charles thoroughgood when he was in the army, then when he was a trainee in the secret service, but now a few years on, he's become chief of mi6. he's top dog, but whitehall doesn't work quite like that. in deep blue, thoroughgood spends almost as much time fighting the bureaucracy around him and his rivals as the people who are trying to steal something important and dangerous. welcome. it might be thought by some people that when you reach the top of the tree in the secret world, you know everything, you're in charge. but in this book, charles, your hero, discovers that many of the battles he's fighting aren't with the other side or some terrorist group or something, but with people around him. yes. i think that's not peculiar to the secret

not to forget you folks, these are pretty-- the storms are headed toward warrington. once this roles through you should be done with thunderstorms. rainfall? pretty good. in some areas 1.5 inches. some inches of rain. >> severe thunderstorm watch, strong to severe storms until 9:00 or 8:00. weekend is hot but less humid. your plans are safe. three-day outlook looks like 91 tomorrow, less humid. then eclipse day partly cloudy, hot. stay hydrated. to stay really hot, more storms wednesday and this will be nice, a touch of fall later today. >>> if driving over bridges makes you feel uneasy this next story is not going to help. >>> a family was traveling all- - traveling over a bridge. >> my wife said i think the bridges opening. >> then we landed with a big impact on the concrete on the other side. >> biggest impact i've ever felt in my life. >> it's being described as a dukes of hazard style jump. >> no one was seriously hurt. the undercarriage may have $10,000 of damage. get ready to pay up. apparently the bridge operator did not see the car because of a sun glare and

five men due to appear at warrington magistrates‘ court at around two o‘clock. here is some norman better soon. ——bettison. he faces four offences of misconduct in a public office including telling lies and his involvement in the aftermath of the tragedy and the behaviour of fans. graeme mackrel was secretary at hillsborough and because he was in charge of safety and security he is accused of failing to carry out his duties. peter metcalf it was a liar who worked for a south yorkshire police and is accused of perverting their course of justice police and is accused of perverting their course ofjustice and changing witness statements. donald denton, a former superintendent and alan foster, a former police chief inspector face charges of perverting the course of justice inspector face charges of perverting the course ofjustice and changing witness statements. the crown prosecution service alleges alan foster was central to that process. not in court is david dukinfield. he was the match day commander and was in charge of policing on the day of the tragedy. he is a

warrington are putting this to the test. soak in a way, this match will give them some practice so is itjust a one—off or is it the future?” them some practice so is itjust a one-off or is it the future? i don't know if the honest answer. a big pa rt know if the honest answer. a big part of the reason we are doing this is because of the ashes this winter. ask me in five days‘ time. it‘s going to be historic because it will either be the first and last for the first of many daylight— night—time test. for a few days here we will have to think pink. staying with cricket because you may have heard about this in the news 70 years on from the partition of india, and the creation of pakistan, well there‘s still only one thing that really brings the countries together and that‘s cricket. whenever the sides play, more than a billion people watch. and for a lot of the younger generation of british asians, cricket gives them a connection to their roots. nikesh rughani reports. it's it‘s probably the biggest sporting rivalry in the worl

he had decided to move his scattered divisions into a concentrated position just west of the warrington turnpike. along a line from groveton to sudley springs. jackson sent curriers to the divisions to have them move towards this new position. jackson's position that he decided to take was one that anyone would expect of the commander. jackson's line covered the road from haymarket to sudley springs. thus if lee was blocked at thoroughfare gap, he could take an alternate route to jackson. on his immediate front, the position was defensively strong, running along a moderately high ridge, part, and i reinforce this, part of which included the embankments of an unfinished railroad and the flanks of the warrington turnpike. additionally, if things went bad for jackson, he had the sudley springs road that led to aldey gap. thus, jackson's true position was not, not the railroad cut you see pictured here as popular history conveys. it must take a moment at this point in time to give a lot of credit to my friend and colleague rob orison. it was about a little over a month ago, i decided to get

just a little bit warmer in warrington at 68 degrees. not a bad start. some neighborhoods reach into the 90s. very low 90s this average. what you won't see too clouds around. in the clear once again. doppler radar no sign of any showers not happening today. we'll be watching the temperatures. enjoy plenty of sunshine. 72 degrees at 6:00. 81 degrees at 10:00. and near 90 by 2:00 this afternoon. philadelphia reaches into the very low 90s today. suburbs 86 at 2:00 this afternoon. 80 at 10:00 this morning. lehigh valley nothing, but sunshine. no fog this morning. 79 degrees at 10:00. 86 at 2:00 this afternoon. sunny skies and delaware up to 80 degrees this morning. upper 80s at 2:00. delaware may hit 90 degrees this afternoon. some neighbors in new jersey 89 degrees by 2:00. at the shore, a little built of a westerly breeze blowing. temperatures climbing into the 80s toot. 84 degrees the high temperature. sunshine during the day. cooling down this evening at 87 dwre degrees for the national night out. 7:00 is 86. there are some showers and thunderstorms in o

five men have appeared before magistrates in warrington charged in connection with the hillsborough disasterthe defendants include the former chief constable of west yorkshire, sir norman bettison, seen here on the left. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... we'll have more on the conviction of 18 people for abusing vulnerable girls in newcastle. we'll be speaking to the former north west chief prosecutor nazir afzal, who led the rochdale prosecution in 2012. then at half—past eight we'll have a special programme on the investigation, known as operation sanctuary which will examine that decision to pay a convicted child rapist to inform. and ten years from the start of the financial crisis we ask what lessons have been learned. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello there, i'm olly foster at the london stadium, these are our headlines tonight. a race against time... issac makwala is given a second chance to reach the 200 metres semi—finals. great britain's only medal winner so far

some of the heavy rain cutting right into ofabington and missi warrington. and it is moving out of the suburbs and soon enough it will move out of philadelphia. in fact i think the next hour or so, most of the heavy rain will be gone. but look at the heavy band still moving right through south jersey. and into winslow. the pockets of reds and oranges, that is the heavy rain falling at around 1 to 3 inches an hour. it's not staying in one spot for a straight hour, so most of us aren't seeing such quite high totals. toms river, that is that band all the way up to brick and this is moving to the east as well. so look at some of the estimated rainfall totals so far, close to 2 inches in the northwest part of philadelphia county. about 1 1/2 inches in some of the upper suburbs. and that yellow, around 2 inches estimated. that area actually saw a severe thunderstorm warning early in the morning hours, but that has since expired. most of us are in thetoday we'l average. we'll track it coming up. >>> and the storms led to power outages as trees brought down wires in

in the low 60s for new hope, warrington and elroy.idity that was so low yesterday is still going to be low today. we will see sunshine, bright, sunny skies and any clouds will hold off until the weekend. any rain-producing clouds, that is. and the first chance of showers will come from this that's moving into the midwest. that's a cold front. you see some showers and some thunderstorm activity in northern wisconsin. it's got a long way to go before it gets to us. in fact, by tomorrow morning at this time, you'll see some showers in western pennsylvania. we'll be dry. we'll start the day on friday. there's a good chance those showers wait until we get to the weekend. saturday, starting off the morning with showers and possibly some thunderstorms at the shore and reaching into delaware and philadelphia. we'll stae start the day dry in allentown, but there is a chance you'll see showers and thunderstorms across the area on saturday. not an all-day rainfall, but enough to keep temperatures a little bit cooler. 83 degrees, the high tempera

five men have appeared before magistrates in warrington.tion with the hillsborough disaster. peter metcalf pictured third from the left here arrived earlier today. he, along with norman bettison, graham mackrell, alan foster and donald denton will all appear at warrington magistrates‘ court. they will next appear before preston crown court alongside david duckenfield next month. with its rugged mountains and pristine locks, it's no surprise that the island of skye attracts tourists, but it is now so popular that it services are being stretched to the limit and billy scotland is wa nt to the limit and billy scotland is want visitors to plan ahead. skye has a unique and stunning combination of rivers, mountains, and sea loughs. but now under it's under increasing pressure from drive—through tourism. some of skye's most stunning locations are victims of their own success. suffering increasing road and path erosion, but still visitors are drawn to them. what do you think of what you've seen so far? it's beautiful. i mean, just the landscape, th

it's advice centre in warrington receives 20,000 calls a year, around a fifth from men and boys.asked for help for my eating disorder, but more men and boys are now coming forward — albeit slowly. it is definitely the case that men and boys are not seeking help as readily, many of them don't want to be seen as suffering from what is perceived as a girl‘ problem. their parents are not looking for a eating disorder, if they get to the gp, the gp may not be looking for an eating disorder, so it may be diagnosed as something else. that allows the eating disorder to get ever more in control, and that makes it much harder for the treatments to work when they finally get into treatment. i encourage you to try that different therapy and see how it goes and let us know if you need further support. some of the things coming in there, written down, i was thinking, that is exactly how i was, you know, that is what i needed 25 years ago, something like this. we wanted to find out the scale of the problem across the uk, so we asked every mental health trust and board how many men were referred

. >>> new details emerge in warrington. arrest made after the body of cvs manager found by dumpster in the warrington store's parking lot. >>> plus, a slip of the tongue or a major dig. we may now know why the president spent so much time at his golf clubs on the weekends he reportedly thinks the white house is a dump. >>> call all job seekers. eighths major day for amazon. online giant has more than 50,000 jobs to fill andhe good day at 9a starts right now. ♪ >>> oh, yeah. 9:01. good day at 9a welcome to the show. we're hard at work right here for you. ya'll like that? look at your face. >> it's a hot one outside. >> it's a hot mess. >> good day d.c. on this wednesday august 2nd, 2017. wisdom martin alongside steve, holly and maureen. >> well done. also i was he had a major musical studio collaboration connecting santana and the icily brothers who you know and love and they're join us live to talk about the journey that brought them together to create a new album power of peace. >> that's quite the threesome. >> it is. >>

warrington wolves made it three wins from three in the super league qualifiers, but only after a hard—foughtussell and andre savelio to grind out a 22 points to 8 win. lisa and jury lisa andjury in lisa and jury in saab to second place in the qualifying table after condemning catalan dragons to another defeat. they won 30—6. in the rugby championship, new zealand beat australia 54—34 — a record points score for the all blacks over their local rivals. new zealand raced into a healthy 40 points to 6 lead at half time — ripping the australia defence to shreds almost at will — the performance being described as one of the best ever seen. the second half continued in the same vein — with the all blacks at one point having a 54 points to 6 lead. australia fought back in the second half — by then new zealand had already secured the victory. ronnie o sullivan has blasted his way into the semi—finals of the china championship in guangzhou. the rocket thrashed graeme dott by 5 frames to nil in their quarter—final. dott accumulated just 21 points in the 5 frames. the world's current top six have all al

hull are looking to retain the trophy after that thrilling victory against warrington last year, theirr name on the cup more than any club. victory for them would be their 20th. the match starts at 3.00pm and is on bbc one. football, and in the premier league bournemouth and manchester city are playing in the early kick off. bournemouth hadn't scored a goal this season going into this game, but look at this for a strike. fullback charlie daniels with an early contender for goal of the season, making it 1—0. but city have struck back. they left sergio aguero on the bench for this game, their other striker gabrieljesus has scored the equaliser. 1—1 at the vitality stadium going towards half time. you can keep up to date with that game and all of today's sport on the bbc sport website, including formula 1 qualifying. that has just started for tomorrow's belgian grand prix. that's all on our website. that's all from the bbc sport centre for now you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.30pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the

hull are looking to retain the trophy after that thrilling victory against warrington last year, their than any club. victory for them would be their 20th. the match starts at 3.00pm and is on bbc one. the summer transfer window shuts next thursday, we've seen some massive signings, neymar leaving barcelona for paris st germain for £200 million tops them all, but how about this on the offical real madrid twitter feed early this morning that caught everyone by surprise? welcome messi, seeming to announce the barca superstar as a new arrival. far fetched? well, it is. hackers were behind the spoof and they followed that up with posts about how bad real‘s internet security is, but not before the original post had gone viral with 27,000 retweets. plenty of football over the weekend, manchester united and huddersfield will be looking to make it three wins out of three. united are at home to leicester, newly promoted huddersfield host southampton. the lunchtime kick—off is on the south coast, bournemouth are yet to pick up a point and have got a tough match against manchester city in just ov

autria: breaking news -- police in warrington have made an arrest of a man accused of killing a man behind a cvs. a 76 euros in custody for the mortar -- a 76-year-old in custody for the murder. the victim dead from an apparent gunshot wound. adrianna: people in frederick dealing with the effects from a microburst, a devastating impact, 60 mile-per-hour winds twisted metal and snap trees and smashed light poles. one frederick business owner says the sky went from blue to black in minute. after the storms, crews cleared toppled trees and repaired traffic light but many home and business owners will be busy today cleaning up the debris. onry: t-storms making a mess 295 and laurel. a tree fell on the ground and backed up traffic. no one was hurt. find out when storms are approaching your neighborhood by signing up for the weather alerts at wjla.com/text. autria: a study report from the new york times saying the justice department may be prepared to sue american colleges over affirmative-action. and targeting universities with policies that could be deemed discriminatory against white applican

air temperatures right now range from 85 in washington to 89 in warrington. 90 in leesburg. . it feels for five degrees warmer than the air temperatures. we will drop into the 70's tonight. that is about it. you'll wake up to about 75 degrees in the morning.when you walk out of your house in the morning , it will feel warmer than the thermometer says because of the moisture in the air. eventually, we will hit 90 and feel like 100 in the afternoon with increasing chances of late date showers and storms. i will be back with a look at the next 10 days. alison: this just into the abc 7 news room, a vandalism investigation is underway after red waxy markings were found on the vietnam veterans memorial. a name on the east wall has been removed. park police do not think this is connected to recent vandalism on the national mall. a fire at a church under construction in prince george's county. firefighters arrived to find that fire was quickly brought under control and no one was hurt. the cathe cause is under investigation. larry: schools in the district are starting to make a great.

good morning to warrington again, little bit of fog, little damp roadways working your way down 202 in the turnpike but mass transit looking good with no delays, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 6:04. one person dead after a row home goes up in flames in kensington. two others including a fire fighter are in the hospital. >> lauren went over to temple university hospital in north philadelphia, what do you have >> reporter: hi there mike and alex. last night call came in around 11:00 p.m. this morning someone is recovering at temple university hospital from minor injuries from that fire. it took them about an hour to battle that blaze and as crews were finishing their work they discovered someone was dead inside that home. right now we don't know how the fire started or any other details about who was inside, at the time of the fire but we understand that second injury could be from someone jumping from a second floor window and we also know that fire fighter was taken to frankford torresdale after hospital to be evaluated as well this morning two minor injuries and a fatality after

. >> we have an update on the body fund near cbs dumpster in warrington virginia.they arrested bernard duce who shot and killed his boss rex olsen the store manager. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. >> the death of texas woman found on the beach in ocean city. that's been ruled accidental. the medical examiner says ashley o'conner died from sufficient occasions. according to investigators the 30-year-old was walking on the beach alone somewhere 2:00 monday 2 a.m. rather and fell or explained into a hole. according to good fund me page set up for archly she was married and owned her own business in texas. xas. >> we have an update on a story we told about you last wreek. man with serious head wound thought he was attacked while walking a north west d.c.. police now say there was no crime but rather it was just an accident. and the man suffered a keep cut and needed staple and broke two gonz in his neck. the man later posted on facebook and sat down on steps outside of a condo building round the street went to lien back and instead stole several people to the gr

some wet road and we are dealing with light fog this morning over in south jersey, good morning to warrington of 611 toward 202 and hello malvern live look at route 202 rolling down through booth road and we have construction between route 30 and boot road and live look at the cloud leaving with some fog here on 202 at route 29. as you roll into the schuylkill expressway, the crews pick up, construction gone, everything is opened but we will have uneven surface between conshohocken and belmont avenue. buses, trains, trolleys looking good, what is forecast looking like for your tuesday? sue has tonight 15. >>> mostly we had a half inch to an inch of rain yesterday but there were a few localized heavy downpours like millville new jersey where it was five and a half inches and 5 inches in burlington to the north of there, in bucks county tulleytown got a downpour that ended up being four and a third inches, three-quarters of an inch in wilmington, here in philadelphia i a little over half inch of rain. rain isn't quite out of here, we will see heaviest stuff to the south where a low pressure sys

that will be hitting lansdale, gwynedd, montgomeryville eureka maple glen and warrington as it continues about 30 miles an hour and that line extends into chester county. we have another echo boeing out with more intense winds right at the intersection of route 41 and one. avalon yorklyn long wood all in the path of that storm, a very stormy night. part of the reason why look at these dewpoints. these are dewpoints you tip presidential candidately see in the gulf coast and the rainforest. you don't get dewpoints in the 80's very often. philadelphia mid stents so the moisture is oppressive. you add to that the temperature, the heat index, the way it feels philadelphia despite the clouds 99 degrees, feels like triple digits just to the south but notice the north and west counties, the heat index in the 70's, rain cooled. so, satellite and radar showing this line of storms. once you get that main line moving through there's not much activity behind it. we'll be drying out. future tracker showing if you're heading out philadelphia right around 6:30 that line rolling right across the i any of

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and hello warrington, live look route 309. in montgomery county. sips in and out with the cameras, all got couple of hundred cameras we can pick and choose during, music fest in bethlehem, see extra volume today on the northeast extension, exiting at allentown, either using i78 or 22, getting into the music grounds there today. and then, on the boulevard, watch for some uneven pavement. they've been working all night, southbound, between rye on and harbison avenue. karen, mass transit looking good. back over to you. >> thank you, bob. music fest, huge deal, hundreds every people going to. that will we show you video right now from inside a diner in gloucester county. police say, see that guy right there, look what he is doing, picking up the donation jar, seriously, well that's exactly what he did. here is the story. >> it only took few second for the thief to walk through this mullica hill restaurant, grab the donation jar filled with cash, and walk right out the front door. but one thing he may have underestimated, the security cameras, watching,

hull are looking to retain the trophy after a thrilling victory against warrington last year, their firstlike that. we are coming to wina built it up like that. we are coming to win a top —— cup final. all of the plaudits and names will follow us. we are going to win and that's all. not overconfident. we have a lot of respect. but we've had a great trading week this week. the players are equipped very well and if we do what we practice, we've structured the game plan, make sure we have a clear head, we have a chance of getting a trophy but it's going to bea getting a trophy but it's going to be a massive one for us. after the summer break, formula 1 is back and lewis hamilton, in his 200th grand prix, looks like the man to beat at the belgian grand prix. the three—time world champion was fastest in second practice yesterday in his mercedes, nearly half a second quicker than championship rival sebastian vettel. if hamilton seals pole this afternoon, he'll equal the record of 68 set by michael schumacher. england's men have lost their semi—final at the euro hockey championship in amsterdam.

elsewhere there were wins for hull, huddersfield and warrington wolves.on? i went to meet up with some children on an estate in london giving athletics a go for the very first time. sprinting for the summer. this is not your typical athletics venue, but that these young people it is the stage and it is right on the doorstep. i'm in west london with these young people who have seen the stars on the screen and now they are going to try the sport up for themselves. who better to give some tips than a european gold medallist. you can meet new friends from the state that they probably would not have met on a normal day and something like this encourages and to communicate with each other, make it fun to communicate with each other, make itfun and to communicate with each other, make it fun and enjoyable. what kind of activities have we got going on today? i saw some javelin throwing and they seem pretty good at it. we have relays going on. we have a hurdle relay earlier which i took pa rt hurdle relay earlier which i took part in. did they beat you? most of th

elsewhere there were wins for hull, huddersfield and warrington wolves.eet up with some children on an estate in london giving athletics a go for the very first time. sprinting for the summer. this is not your typical athletics venue, but for these young people it is the stage and it is right on the doorstep. i'm in west london with these young people who have seen the stars on the screen and now they are going to try the sport up for themselves. who better to give some tips than a european gold medallist. you can meet new friends from the estate that they probably would not have met on a normal day and something like this encourages and to communicate with each other, make it fun and enjoyable. what kind of activities have we got going on today? i saw some javelin throwing and they seemed pretty good at it. we have relays going on. we had a hurdle relay earlier which i took part in. did they beat you? most of them did. they are quick kids. as you can see, they have the baton which is teaching them to do the relay properly from grassroots so by the time t

five men charged over the hillsborough disaster and its aftermath have appeared at warrington magistratesettison, seen here arriving at court on the left. they‘ve all been bailed to appear at preston crown court next month. the family of an 83 old man stabbed to death while walking his dog described him as a lovely husband, father and grandfather. he was stabbed in woodland in east norfolk. police are still looking for his attacker. a man has been convicted ofa attacker. a man has been convicted of a murder carried out four years ago after it was discovered that the victim‘s computer had recorded the attack. the death of peter fasoli had previously been ruled as accidental but this afternoon jason marshall was found guilty of killing him. richard lister has been following this case at the old bailey. a criminal case, explain what has happened? a bizarre and gruesome case. which almost never came to court. the story goes back to january 2013 when peter fasoli but my body was found at his house where there had been a fire. investigators initially ruled there was no evidence of foul play and

hull are looking to retain the trophy after a thrilling victory against warrington last year, their firstxternally, the greatness and dynasty ‘s and all that, we haven't been doing that, we've come here to win a cup final, that's what we want to do, the rest will take care of itself. all the plaudits and the names will follow. we're going to win, that is the aim. very assured. not overconfident. we have a lot of respect for hull. but we've had a great trading week this week. the players are equipped very well and if we do what we practice, we've structured the game plan, make sure we have a clear head, we have a chance of getting a trophy but it's going to be a massive one for us. england's men have lost their semi—final at the euro hockey championship in amsterdam. they were beaten 3—1 against the netherlands. the hosts will now go on to face belgium in sunday's final, whilst england play germany in the third place playoff. england's women face the same opposition in their bronze medal match this afternoon. after the summer break, formula one is back and lewis hamilton, in his 200th gran

hull are looking to retain the trophy after that thrilling victory against warrington last year, their be their 20th. i think all the talk externally, greatness and dynasties and all that, we haven't built it up like that. we're coming here to win a cup final, that's what we want to do, all the rest of it will take care of itself. all the plaudits and the names will follow. we're going to win, that is the be all and end all. very, very assured, not overconfident. we have a lot of respect for hull. but we've had a great training week this week. the players are acquitting themselves very, very well. if we do what we've practiced, and we've stuck to the game plan, make sure we've got a clear head, we have a chance of getting a trophy, but it's going to be a massive one for us. plenty of football over the weekend. manchester united and huddersfield will be looking to make it three wins out of three three in the premier league. united are at home to leicester, newly promoted huddersfield to southampton. the lunchtime kick off is on the south coast. bournemouth are yet to pick up coast. bour

slow going along route 70, 42 freeway, bounce up to warrington, not bad at all off 202. and for the gang out here in chester county, jammo, on the bypass, eastbound, as you work your way out of thorndale. eventually heading in toward king of prussia. good news, normal service returning to the norristown high-speed line today. that includes all of the express trains, so good news for commuters this morning. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you. well, a camden county father accused of killing his own three year olson has made a plea deal to manslaughter. >> now, if david creato were scheduled to be retried on first degree murder charges, in a matter of weeks, than is after camden county jury deadlock in his first trial that was back in may. under the agreement, creato admitted under oath he deprived three year old brendan creato of oxygen in october, october 13, 2015, brendan found about a mile from his father's home hours after he told police the boy had wandered away. those we spoke to, were not surprise that creato struck a deal. >> i think it is kind of sad tha

we go out to fredericksburg, culpeper, madison county and warrington. >> where did the name buns on the yeah. i like that. >> yeah. >> very nice to meet you. buns on the run here in culpeper and again the smash burger what i'm going to try. >> yes. >> okay. i'm trying to hint. smash burger is what time going to try. >> it's fantastic. >> i can't wait to try it. all right, guys. i don't know anywhere where i'm tossing barely know my name at this point i've had so much food and sugar. >> we'll toss it back inside to steve and allison. again cloudy this afternoon look for showers and thunderstorms and again this weekend, too, guys saturday and sunday. back to you. >> tuck, it all looks amazing out there. thank you so very much. the first can you believe he was talking to they have actually been here they brought the truck to the station before. >> love it. >> all the way to culpepper for that. good stuff. >> thank you very much. >> love highlighting the local businesses. we'll be right back. ♪ what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them b