key west in 1822 was very sparsely populated. most of these settlers were either bohemians or had come from me new england area. the deepwater harbor is just outside our building right now. it a lot of warehouses set up a long that deepwater port, to make it easy to get the goods off the ship. so long the waterfront was quite built up with warehouses. a lot of maritime support. people could buy new wines for their boats, sales, provisions. a lot of logistical support. everything was wooden buildings and it was very busy down here, but qs was very delicate. you are looking at a register. this book dates from 1850 specifically and throughout this book we have receipts for goods coming in and out of key west, where they originated from and where they were headed to if they were not paying in key west and books like this give you a really good idea of the variety of products coming in. for example, here, we have a receipt for meat products coming into key west from a merchant in new orleans. key west getting a delivery of port and be

, california -- key west, florida. we continue our look at the history of key west. this is american history tv on c-span3. mr. peÑalver: for the cuban people this is the most sacred place outside of cuba. this is a historical landmark of such proportions that i always like to say cuba lives here. we are only 90 miles away. this is a symbol of freedom, a monument to the cuban people, to their perseverance and pursuing freedom. this embodies all of the aspirations of the cuban people. the san carlos building was designed by one of cuba's most famous architects. he was able to put architecture as a tool of history and what he defined as the faÇade of the san carlos, he combined the beauty are architecture with a powerful message of history. the cuba he envisioned would have as its first and primary goal guaranteeing its citizens basic human rights, the rights and freedoms that he felt all children of god should have and no government could tonight. so, with the hurricane of 1917 in not to down san carlos and the republic

navy in key west.gets home to washington to learn the president of united states has a hacking cough he cannot seem to shake. he merely speaks up and says i have a perfect vacation venue. it is warm secure. i'm sure mr. president you love key west. that is what a president came. he can survey for a week of rnr. he is relaxing with his friends. they really are resting and swimming and soaking up the sun. the president is writing to his wife saying what a fabulous place it has turned out to be. his call to disappear in just a week's time. as he leaves key west after that first week, he promised our city commissioners that whenever i get tired i will be back. 12 excited he is back. -- weeks later he is back. the president would take up residence week, two weeks, three weeks, at a time in the little white house becomes the functioning white house and united states. president truman, on his very first vacation to key west, is invited by the navy to go out on a captured german sub. president truman and 16 of

they towed them here to key west because key west was the nearest port to key above. they told them to key west. they arrived over that three or four-week period. the crews were jailed here in key west. the ships were seized and auctioned as captured prizes. the people then, the african people were housed on the island until something could be figured out to do with them. they were taken charge off by the u.s. government, and man named fernando remain oh -- ananda marino -- fernando moreno. it was very near our for taylor today. they had a place to sleep, a hospital, a kitchen. we do know a little bit about the people in key west. we know two of the ships, the wildfire and the william, had gone to the congo river and acquired people from that area. we know the bogotÁ had gone to a port in benin and acquired people from there. they were all different cultures. some did not speak to each other because they had different languages entirely. we know about their time in key west -- a mother and her daughter arrived hearing key west on the wildfire, the first ship that came

west goshen area. highlighted area in red if you're in that particular box that means seek shelter immediately there is the potential for rain wrapped tornado in that particular area. so we'll continue to zoom in very heavy rainfall right now approaching you in downingtown west bradford and continuing to move through the downington area right now we're still watching ultimate doppler for the radar signature as well as that potential for tornadic activity. i'm not sure if we have any tower cams that we can just pop up to kind of show some of the traffic conditions or also some of the clouds that we're seeing across the area much what's happening on the highways and by ways across the area just ominous conditions. you can see right now as we take a look at 202. we're looking at very heavy rainfall across the area. this is 202 at route one. once again we're watching radar and we're watching very heavy rainfall gusty winds and we still have that tornado warning until 545. back to ultimate doppler you can s

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this storm was right over downingtown or seven miles west of west chester. this is moving east at about 35 miles an hour. if we zoom into this storm here you can see right over 76 very heavy rain from this storm, west and east bradford west goshen you are in this warned area as well. this is the section where we are watching for a potential tornado. this is radar indicated. right over downingtown, this is the area we are watching and the area where we do have a tornado as well and east bradford west goshen westtown birmingham. this storm is traveling mainly to the east right around 35 40 miles an hour. if you are in this area in chester county near 76 you really want to take cover. take shelter in a basement or the lower levels of your home and you want to make sure you stay away from windows. with this particular storm, we are watching the potential for a tornado. em going to switch so we can show you the wind in this storm. this is what we look at to see rotation in the storm. we look at this to show you the winds coming in and out of the storm. over parts

most of those showers back to the west.afternoon and evening hours, showers moving through, the possibility for gusty thunderstorms. today, 85 to 88. topping out around 87 in philadelphia. some spots will touch 88 89 degrees. scattered showers, scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds. we will talk about that the possibility for severe weather on monday and clearing it out on went. we'll talk about that and look at your seven-day coming up. >>> in south jersey, a gloucester county man has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $600,000 in a fake textbook scheme. robert armstrong of franklinville admitted to sending fake invoices to thousands of schools across the country for math and language books that didn't exist. prosecutors say almost 1,000 schools sent armstrong money. even know they had not ordered anything from him. armstrong agreed to serve 3 1/2 years in prison and to pay back the money he was given. >>> a london newspaper is reporting that great britain is pulling secret agents out of certain countries because of se

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they were from other places putting key west on the labels that were not made here. for a couple of things that happened of course they were giving money and donating to the revolution in cuba and in one of the letters we have is a letter from the major general against spanish rule and he's writing to the president in key west and the central committee thinking them for their hospitality on the visit and they are needed to fund the revolution in cuba and because he was a man of african descent and a lot of the literature that you see in the country. the spanish built a wall across cuba from north to south to try to restrict the revolution to the eastern side of the mountains but being a major industry in one of the often had extensive advertising. they had a lot of labels and so forth that they sold that one of the things we have here that acquired many years ago is the cigar company that made one call to the monte crisco. and of course one of the promotions heated they gave out a copy of the book and this is the front cover where they say that but then the interesti

when he moved to key west him and nothing changed. he can still had to assembled a group of mines and intellect that he had hang around and pull stories or expenses from. charles thompson was the owner of a local hardware store. actually took about his first boat ride, fishing trip in key west. he became part of a group known as the mob. it is the local police chief shive forbes, but he would get -- bring members of the original lost generation to key west and then mailed -- meld the two groups together. for hemingway, this must've been the height of his experience. have these intellects and characters that he pulled into this stage of his own life and later write about. and books like "a farewell to arms," were jake barnes has a problem with having relationships with females was actually a real character in his life it was very angry and upset about revealing his personal attribute -- characteristics in that book. lady brett ashley was also unhappy with hemingway's characterization of her. there are others he took revenge of -- on. a

a couple of issues in west philadelphia. water main break from last weekend causing a closure on 52nd street near westminster. the accident on haverford avenue near 41st street. we're sending the traffic on twitter with the #6abc traffic. temperatures 67 degrees in warrington. 76 in center city. 68 in glassboro we're dry but we have the sun glare. >> brearking right now the -- breaking right now, the taliban has taken response i bet for the attack -- responsibility on the tack on the parliament building in average. >> the video is in on the moment of the impact. >> a suicide bomber attacked the main entrance wounding 31 people and gunman stormed the compound and met by afghanistan security forces. the suspects took refuge in a neighbor building. the attack moved as the defense minister was arriving for his confirmation. >>> developing overnight search teams in new mexico recovered the body of a beloved former white house chef. walter shibe several as executive chef under bill clinton and george bush from 1994 to 2005. the 61

the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper. and he was dark skinned, so. >> brandon ross is freddie's god-brother. >> on april 12, reports say freddie was walking down the street when he made eye contact with officers -- and then ran. >> police chased gray and arrested him on the sidewalk here at the gilmor homes. >> where were you when he was arrested? >> right there with him. if you look at the original video that they shown, and you see the guy pointing, walking up, that's me. yeah, so i was there throughout the whole thing, seen the whole process. >> freddie was conscious when he was loaded into a paddy wagon. when it arrived at the police station 45 minutes later -- he was not. >> the question is why? he didn't do it to himself, he didn't have those injuries before he came in

pan handle of west virginia and another batch here, little farther to the west of winchester. that might get into the central shenandoah valley. that's going to be over the next half hour or so. so a few scattered sprinkles there. temperatures are near 70 from the shenandoah valley and the eastern shore in the mid to upper 70s. reagan national now is at 73. post your pictures, this was in atlanta, a big tree came down from the storms across one of the neighborhood streets there. hour by hour forecast, for the rest of the morning we will be much more settled and quiet. we'll have some sun breaking out by 8:00. sunrise is at 5:43. by 8:00 it will be up near 80. by noontime, climbing up into the mid 80s and then near 90 by mid afternoon. late afternoon some scattered thunderstorms will be developing again. here's the hour by hour timing on that. we'll likely have maybe a few more sprinkles, shenandoah valley through 10:00 this morning. after that we'll settle down through noontime, some breaks in the clouds. then around 2:00 or 3:00, some thunderstorms are coming through from the

stronger storms and currently to the north and west. it turns more active monday. biggest concern is downpours localized flooding and gusty wind. take a closer look at full and exclusive accu weather forecast and now lets send it back over to you walter. >>> philadelphia international airport is experiencing the delays tonight because of the weather. looking at a live picture from sky six in high definition. airport officials say weather is currently behind some departure delays averaging 45 minutes. they advise you to contact your airline for current flight status. of course, our "action news" team will stay on top of that stormy forecast throughout the night and will bring you latest tomorrow morning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> from washington to d.c. to delaware and across the country condolences are sent to the family of the vice-president joe biden whose held eldest son died over the weekend. forty-six year-old beau biden a father of two and rising political star loss his battle of brain cancer. >> he died at walter reid hospital surrounded by a large, lovin

today's sighting shifts a manhunt 65 3450eu8z west. citizens tell local media they're on edge. >> you can tell me why you have your shot gun drawn how are you feeling with state police searching your backyard for murderers. >> they show up and st. police are not around they're not leaving. >> the pair could be awk walking south to pennsylvania state line. there's a 50,000 reward out for the capture of matt and sweat. >> a manhunt for another escaped prisoner is underway in new orleans after she shot and dild the officer transporting him to jail. and investigators say travis boys was handcuffed behind his back in the squad car and was somehow able to get hands in front of him, grab a gun and shoot the officer. the car then hit a utility pole and boys got away. investigators don't know how boyds got his hands on the gun and they add they do not believe it was the officer's gun. >>> what's expected to be emotional morning services will resume tomorrow at he man all african methodist episcopal church for the first time since the massacre.

take old marletown west. rain falling in the distance on the 42 freeway. 5-minute trip still headed northbound from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge. you can see headed north a little bit slow as we approach the bridge. not affecting the overall drive times. as we check out on the schuylkill express way, montgomery drive, things are looking dryer. eastbound towards the center city area right there from the blue route up towards the vine still a 12-minute trip and no problems headed westbound. tracy. >>> storm force 10 is on the roads checking roads. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is checking on conditions in atlantic county where some places have already gotten more than 5 inches of rain. matt, what are the conditions and what have you found? >> right now we have some wet roads out here. this is white horse pike. we were actually just coming up heading into atlantic city and we spotted a little trouble spot here and turned around. not so much on the roadways, more off the road towards one of these jug handles o

of key west. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> we are in the mills fisher maritime museum in key west, florida. our museum was founded in 1982 by mr. mel fisher. he was the world's greatest treasure hunter and he went out to look for sunken spanish galleons around here and is quite famous for having discovered the rest -- the wrecks of the center margarita and a spanish galleons that wrecked in 1622 about 25 miles west of key west. back in the colonial time, spain had set up a worldwide trade network and a lot of it sailed right past here following the gulfstream back to spain. the spanish had colonies in south america and central america and they were doing a lot of mining. they were generating a lot of precious metals, especially silver, from these mines. a whole network was set up of trade fleet sailing from spain to the new world bringing european goods to the colonists in the americas. but then on the return voyage, carrying lots of silver back to spain. in 1622, one of the treasure

to the north of quarryville and also to the west of honeybrook. we're tracking showers and storms and the biggest concern as they move on in is the possibility of some damaging winds and also the possibility of some hard downpours. keep that in mind as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours. so we'll talk about highlights today across the region. we have been feel the heat and that's why in fact, we're finding showers and storms. it's not only hot but also humid and keeping an eye on tropics. so high temperature today hotter than it was yesterday. yesterday's high 88 degrees. today a touch more humid with high in at 90. twelve above average of 82. and also i want to take you down to gulf of mexico because we're track showers and storms and not even organized form of circulation. but this will be moving north getting closer and closer to texas as we go throughout week than could indirectly impact all weather -- our weather later this weekend. this has 70% chance of strengthening into tropical system. we'll keep you posted on what happens wi

darren smith of west philadelphia sure knows that feeling. at 1:30 thinks cadillac escalate started to sink in the street in the 3100 block of north hoe bat bart street. >> i got home and the truck just fell in. i necessity it is just crazy. the kid, come down the block all the time. anybody could have been like that at the time. this could have been worse then what it was. >> smith says this situation may not be over just yet because water is flowing inside of the sink hole raising the concern that a cracked water main could to be blame. police in philadelphia and water department arrived this have afternoon to look into that situation. >>> two fire fighters were hurt battling a fire at a lumber yard in pleasantville new jersey. it happened at 4:30 this afternoon at the peter lumber company on washington avenue. fire fighters arrived to find heavy smoke billowing from the building. one fire fighter fell on the ladder and hurt his back. the other injured his knee. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> a faith based act wrist

. >>> here is a live look at a scene in west philadelphia. crews are here for a water main break on 52nd street. we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. as you can see, it's flooding this area of 52nd street. trying to work on getting a cross street. this is near wyalusing avenue. near wyalusing and westminster. jesse gary is headed here now. as he gets here and gets more information we'll bring it along to you. let's check in with meteorologist michelle grossman tracking some changes in the forecast. >> we do have some changes. the chance for scattered storms this afternoon. we will be in a stormy pattern monday and tuesday. we are tracking showers early this morning in spots. one spot not the poconos. there's a look at the lake there. so pretty. partly cloudy skies there. everyone is waking up to mild temperatures. 68 in washington township. 68 in wrightstown. 27 in wilmington. same story to the north and west. poconos 57. 67 in reading. 70 in oxford and lancaster. delaware, mainly in

mainly north and west moving through the city at 9:00.nd about by then you may see lightning, thunder and gusty winds. monday scattered showers with the potential for heavy downpours, hail and gusty winds. a hot one today, 58 to 885 to 88. by tuesday, temperatures around 90 degrees. a stretch of hot weather. monday 89 tuesday, 90. wednesday, a nice day. bringing back suchbnshine and comfortable air, 86. thursday, a chance of storms and showers, 87. friday clouds 87. another front moves through saturday chance of storms 84. >>> coming up next we'll break down the big stories in decision 2016 with "meet the press" moderator check todd. straight ahead what we learned from hillary clinton's first valley speech yesterday and how jeb pushbush plays into the conversation for the republicans. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom fellow saver i'm a fellow citizen. who gets

back towards the west. really big area of some very strong storms off towards the east and seeing it down toward the south and extremely storm strong toward the northern neck and then other showers around the area. especially one right downtown right now. storm team 4 radar showing the severe storm. watching this storm very closely here. see more storminess. this is going to be an area of flash flood warnings any time now. we have one back towards hardy county, west virginia. zoom in on on this one. moving off towards the east this is right along 66 and continuing to watch out for that. put this into play mode and do that zoom for you. moving on towards the east here we'll see up towards the annapolis region and seeing the showers and very heavy rain, too, just to the south. severe thunderstorm warning until 6:00 and does include central portions of the area. there's the storm there. here's the one just south of annapolis. ann arundel county you are pummeled right now. in and around the metro area fairfax c

but we look to the west.increasing just to the east of pittsburgh rain also falling apart at the onset as it's pushing into that drier air. we are dealing with severe weather. you see a tornado watch for the parts of the ohio valley and also parts of kentucky. that does not slide in tonight. tonight just a few clouds, staying very comfortable, 60 to 66. that humidity will slowly start to increase tomorrow as a warm front arrives from the west so first thing tomorrow morning, it is brighter south and east and it is cloudier to the north and west. then we'll see those downpours and a few thunderstorms erupting tomorrow afternoon. this is at 4 o'clock. and again the target zone for tomorrow would be wilmington, philadelphia trenton all points north and west. if you're at the shore tomorrow, it should stay dry through much of the day with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. because you are farther removed from that warm front coming in from the south and west so it's brighter east, 85 degrees. those afternoon storm

west philadelphia 52nd street remains closed near westminster.s accident in monroeville gloucester county just cleared. traffic moving better monroeville at ridgewood road but we have problems with last week's storms. they continue to do emergency road work in newark. up are pike creek road shut down near route two. stick to polly drummond road as your alternate. matt. >> a doubling shooting left a man and pregnant woman wounded. doctors were unable to save her baby. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the scene in the city's west oak lane section. katherine. >> reporter: that's right, matt, police say this woman was four months pregnant. she lost her baby after being shot here last night. a man police believe is her boyfriend and that baby's father remains in the hospital in stable condition. she is in critical condition and when police arrived here around 10 o'clock last night they found her sitting in the front seat of a car that had been parked right over there on the 7300 block of thouron avenue. the 32-year-old woman had bee

my larger point about the west is, you can demythologize the west all you want. you will never get it. you will never get at the heart of these stories. these stories are about met some of the west, they are about america. they are about this sense that you can reimagine yourself, you can begin again. there is a place that you can go which is untouched. all this is utterly magical. a place that is untouched where you can be the first person there. all of these things play very deeply into the american psyche. it is no wonder that when we talk about genres, there is a western. there is no midwestern. it encapsulates this sense of hope. so what i do, i love westerns. one thing i never want to do, i want to go see it. it is wonderful. it really does capture something. it captures what it was like an indian territory in the 1880's. probably not. david: as you well know, "the man he shot liberty valance," the single most memorable line comes at the very end with a newspaperman says when the trip -- when the truth becomes a legend, print the legend. the west has been a

my larger point about the west is, you can demythologize the west all you want. you will never get it. really about not so much the west. there are about this says that you can read imagine yourself, you can begin again. there is a place that you can go which is untouched. all this is utterly magical. a place that is on touched or you can be the first person there. all of these things play very deeply into the american psyche. no wonder. we talk about john rest. note midwestern, this whole said. so what i do, i love westerns. a lasting never want to do, i want to go see it. it is wonderful. it really does capture something. it captures what it was like an indian territory in the 1880's. probably not. much larger. >> as you well know, the man he shot liberty valance, the single most memorable line comes at the very end with a newspaperman says when the trip becomes a legend, print the legend. the west has been an engine of driving these myths and floods in their proportion. >> there is at least one, i'm going to call it ron baron. at first glance it appears to be

rain off to the west. a warm front cutting through west virginia. that's the leading edge of the rain. isolated showers possible west of the metro area this afternoon. a better chance of showers and thunderstorms late in the night as this area of moisture moves from west to east. they are comfortable comparatively. 79 in winchester. 82 in the nation's capital and fredericksburg. the dew point is down. temperatures in the 80's. a very comfortable combination. a bit of sunshine this afternoon. fairly cloudy at times. isolated showers. we will talk about the rest of the week in a few minutes. jummy: tropical storm bill has weakened to a tropical depression. it is still packing a big punch. the storm is moving further to the gold coast this noon. it could dump 12 inches in isolated spots in texas. live in dallas with the threat increasing. ryan: that's right. you mentioned it's only a tropical depression here. having been out here all morning long, this one is very powerful. major wind gusts from time to time. like right now, for instance. heavy rain th

this is west philadelphia.med men wearing white hoodies smashed in the door of a house on walnut street. we're getting reports that police may be searching for the suspects just a short distance away. we'll send skyforce 10 there and catch up with the search when we get video, we'll bring it to you. >>> good morning, everyone. we're watching a slow approach towards an accident scene on 95 around cottman avenue. already up to 34 minutes for a total drive time headed southbound from woodhaven towards the vine street expressway and still watching this accident scene out in west philadelphia haverford is closed between 41st and 42nd. we'll have more updates to come but now we check in on the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >>> sunshine is starting to come up over boathouse row. 74 degrees right now. we're starting in the 70s but heading for the 90s in afternoon. there are cooler readings farther north and west. chester springs down to 65 while it is 70 in wilmington and 71 in trenton. >>> i'm nbc 10's chri

west 16, south at 16. west napa, west oakland, hayward, livermore.oud gaverring the coast. it's the tropical clouds, monsoon moisture that we'll keep can an eye on for the weekend. low clouds, sunny, breezy, cooler for most. a little bit. there will be 80s, 90s for some which have no break from the fog. that will only favor areas closer to the water. back to gasia and dave now. i think. is that right? i hope. >> that's correct. >> okay. >> thank you, steve. >>> we have developing news we're following in contra costa county this morning. the sheriff's office has declared that an overnight shooting that happened in baypoint is now a homicide investigation. alex savidge live along highway 4. you've been on the story all morning. it appears to be the second time since saturday someone driving a car in that area was shot and killed. >> reporter: yeah, dave. good morning to you. we know it's a homicide case, the sheriff's office isn't offering up any details about the victim or victims that may have been involved here. what we do know is that investigators

and west virginia.hat does include the immediate washington metro area for some strong storms developing. the main threat will be high winds and a much lower threat of any hail or heavy rain. lower threat of a tornado as those thundershowers roll on through. briefly coming through late afternoon perhaps earlier in the day in the shenandoah valley. then tomorrow up near 90 and partly cloudy and less humid. maybe an afternoon storm on thursday. might get a morning or afternoon shower on friday. right now, fourth of july looks good on saturday. partly cloudy. only a small chance of a storm to the west and then maybe some afternoon storms on sunday and monday. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:01 hour by hour storm timing later on today. now melissa, what's happening on the roads? >> right now overall looking pretty good. we have a little bit of a slow down in virginia. southbound in virginia near mine road. we have only that right lane getting by at this point. because of some late-clearing

he knocked out the first rough draft of "a farewell to arms" in two weeks at key west. he thought, i need to write here. i need to finish here. they found a house for sale and body or $8,000 in 1931 and pauline converted this hayloft into his first formal writing studio. prior to that time he wrote on table tops, coffee tables, bar tops, or tables and restaurants for this was his first formal office. hemingway was a very disciplined writer, regardless of his indulgences. he woke up every day at 6:00 a.m. and would cross an iron catwalk that connected the main mansion to the writing studio. he would write feverishly from 6:00 a.m. and noon at noon time there was only time to do one thing -- fish or go to sloppy joe's. whether he went fishing or went to sloppy joe's, he is watching the characters at the next table. he is assessing their movements their phrasing, what they are saying. he is documenting these in his mind to later be typed on paper in the next day or following week. he pulled characters out of his daily life. the settings were places he had lived or visited

cheapest water in the west. we're making improvements that i think are adding to the bottom line availability, every project needs to be evaluated on its own merits, it shows you the range and the differences, quite frankly, what we've found is we have a lot of demand for the conservation and reuse programs, i think water managers. this is not a federal driven program, we have the availability where we can participate, but we're getting applications on a yearly basis that greatly exceed the viable resources because water managers view that as the best investment. in a lot of cases, much better than large storage. >> thank you. i appreciate your focus on looking quite trans parentally at the cost per acre foot, the yield i think that's incredibly important. i want to move to you real quickly. the bureau of reclamation has leased water to maintain flows in the rio grande necessary to support wildlife populations, many have suggested expanding that program on a voluntary basis. can you tell us how water leasing has

what we are tracking is off to our west. currently just to the south of chicago. you can see severe thunderstorm watch boxes posted from memphis and as far north as cincinnati. so the moisture currently moving through the ohio valley and this will continue to work its way eastward just in time for the start of our weekend. future tracker six timing out the precipitation for you. 9 o'clock at the morning it's a mostly cloudy start to the day but you notice across our western suburbs from lancaster up to the poconos we're tracking light but steady rainfall on the move. 12:30 tomorrow afternoon once again have the wet weather gear have the umbrella, have that slicker close to you in case because the moisture will be coming down. 6 o'clock in the evening the moisture will pick up in intensity from a west-east direction which is why the national weather service has issued that flood watch for most locations. 9 o'clock tomorrow night a good soaking on the way and it does look to be the possibility of some strong storms well south

there is a tornado warning right now just west of kaiser in west virginia that is making its way up towards i-68 and we could see just that around our eyre ya. can't rule out an isolated tornado. >> developing now the investigation into that deadly balcony collapse in california. investigators now say the support beams were badly rotted. six young people were killed last week and another seven injured in an apartment near the cal berkley campus. it looked like dry rot. a fungus that weakens wood got into the beams. berkley says it will impose new safety regulations on all current and newly built buildings. >> imagine your children are at home playing in their room when a car comes crashing in. that's the tragedy for one family in nevada. an suv slammed into their home killing two children. the vehicle not only crashed into their room it plowed all the way through the house and out of the other side. police say the driver was an elderly man. >> we continue to follow development for manhunt for two killers in new york. a new location plus the husband of the alleged accomplice speaks exclusive

most should be areas north and west. but again, then spreading into the philadelphia area by the evening commute. temperatures mid-80s, warmer than today. by wednesday a chance of showers around. 88 degrees. so we're going to be the warmest by the middle of the week. and then going into the weekend, the rain chances stick around. and again so far it looks like sunday will be the driest day. but of course we'll be updating that forecast as we get closer. >>> just four more days to sign up for the chance to get free money. nbc 10 and nbc universal are giving away grants to local nonprofit organizations, projects called 21st century solutions. the goal is to support nonprofits implementing new and innovative programs. the application is on our website, nbc10.com. the deadline coming up july 3rd to apply. >>> i'm john clark. the fillies with a big change at the top. new leadership is coming in. we're going to hear from the incoming president, and we'll hear tomorrow what does this mean for his future? that's next. >>> i'm jo

happened just after 4:30 this morning, 1,000 block of west monmouth street. firefighters have the flames under control, in about a half hour or so, there are no report of injuries. >> deadly car crash route 322 west goshen. a car crashed into a bridge, then burst into flames near pen drive around 12:30 this morning. the victim's name has not been released. >> displacing resident after three alular fire tore through the upper floors after building in west chester last night. there are no report of injuries, and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> later today, philadelphia officials will give us an update on transportation plans, for the september visit by pope francis. delegation heads to the vatican next week. our jessica dean will bring us live reports from that trip. that's starting on monday. >> right now though, we want to gave you a look at some of the devastating flood that hit texas last month. a restaurant in austin just released this surveillance video. check it out. see what's happening? shows water rushing bursting through the

but that's way west of us.that little sprinkle activity that we have had just to the north of leesburg, that's pretty much dissipating. but that might move toward frederick along 340 over the next half hour or so.ratures right now, 60s in the suburbs and rural areas of maryland and virginia and west virginia this morning. but it is a little more humid, haze in the air. low 70s to our south and near the chesapeake bay. low and mid 70s. then by 8:00 this morning, still with some sunshine. much of the metro area it will be mild and up around the low 70s. by noon, the mid 80s. then it's mid to late in the afternoon early evening some scattered showers and thundershowers coming through. temperatures in the upper 80s by then. might get near 90 by 3:00. but this yellow zone a zone of potential of severe weather and includes much of maryland and virginia and the panhandle of west virginia. for later this afternoon. some of the storms coming through, the main severe threats would be in the form of high winds and may cau

here we are breaking out to our west.ancaster county towards schuylkill county, strong to severe thunderstorms. you see a lot of lightning strikes. a few showers trying to develop over south jersey and delaware. we have to watch out for the areas to the west. watch out berks county, probably in the next half hour to an hour, this is a severe storm. again it's moving northeast at about 25 miles per hour so look out jackson around 6:34, eventually into the reading area by 7:19. somewhat slow moving storm system. packs a lost rainfall. there's potential for minor flooding in some of the smaller streams and creeks. we had previous storms across cecil county maryland, northern castle county delaware, flood warning remains in effect for some of the smaller streams as they picked up about a inch and a half of rainfall quickly from the storm system. into southern delaware, southern kent county sussex previous storms causing minor flooding. scattered strong to severe thunderstorms, potential for damaging wind gusts. and frequent l

and so the showers and storms braking out south of i 0 and west and south of 76.e's the setup for us sunday. high temperature in philadelphia 85. turning more humid with threat of showers and storms firing up by the afternoon and again it looks like majority of the day tomorrow will be dry. after 5, 6:00 west east sgrex well have showers and storms. the call from accuweather. not as cloudy, warm, 65 suburbs and 70 in philadelphia. in the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast humid tomorrow turning more humid as the day wears on and late day shower or thunderstorm likely high temperature at 85. biggest concern with some of these thunderstorms in addition to damming winds and hail will be the possibility of heavy rainfall as well. monday stays unsettled with showers and storms high 86 and on tuesday still sticky outside high of 89. very warm. on wednesday finally some relief on the way. sunshine and clouds and 86 and thursday it is seasonable high of 85 and friday clouds and sun and 86 and on saturday it's warm with sunday storm possible at 88 degrees we then. overal

this does appear to be the wild west.ng temperatures, dry conditions and high winds are making this a very difficult fight. now, this all started back on sunday when residents of several hundred homes fled when a blaze erupted outseed wenatchee. embers from the fire reached businesses sparking industrial fires sending thick black toxic smoke into the downtown area. fortunately there were no reports of serious injuries as the fire burned four square miles east of seattle. >> embers were going from one house to another catching the roofs on fire. >> you grab your family. >> kids. >> kids and our animals stayed with friends across the river and watched this area burn all night. >> reporter: now, the governor has issued an emergency proclamation that allows the quick uses of state resources to fight the wildfires. now, the cause of the fire originally has not been identified as of yet. for now we're live in the sat center, erin o'hearn, channel6 "action news." tam back to you. >> erin thank you for that. >>> it is now 5:06 an

west philadelphia that huge water main break from over the weekend. we will tell you more about the clean up in a minute but 52nd street remains closed and mess likely will be closed for quite sometime. you want to use any of the other numbered street through the neighborhood and school buses will to have navigate that detour as well. otherwise in good shape coming from south jersey in problems on the bridge and mass transit looking good, lauren, back to you. >>> police chase that began in one county end in another with a pennsylvania state trooper hurt. fox 29's steve keeley live at the scene with what police are saying right now, hi steve. >> reporter: well, we did get you the update. this started out with a stolen car out of reading. lets go right to the video. first calf is aftermath of the pennsylvania state trooper's suv and you'll see on the ground in the back of the suv is front bumper of the stolen silver corolla but back of the suv ran at high speed and two troopers were in this suv. they are getting check out at phoenixville hospital. we ar

even 322 west of that right now.ant to bring in our commuter property we have someone on the waze app people along i-78 talking about pouring down rain that's causing a problem. areas to the northwest where you're getting the rain right now messing up the morning commute. >> new this morning a united airline plane from washington d.c. slid off the runway in buffalo international airport. the flight was attempting to land when it skidded 300 feet off the pavement into the grass safety area. the pilot said the strong gust of wind carried the plane off the runway. shuttle took the 69 passengers back to the terminal. no injuries were reported. >>> a police officer from texas is on administrative leave after shocking video how he handled teenagers went viral on social media. in the video the officer is scene grabbing african-american teenagers and throwing them on a ground including a 14-year-old girl in a swimsuit who he grabbed by her neck and threw her the ground. of an internal investigation is under way. >> apple may

west will see strongest storms developing. lets talk about the rain developing, this could be affecting your lunch hour. mainly north and west we will see a few light showers developing. these are not severe storms we are worried about. that comes this afternoon. we will get sunshine and then that heat up things a bit. they will get more intense by two or 3:00 o'clock and then filling in a lot across north and western suburbs by four and 5:00 o'clock. these are storms that could contain gusty wind or even some small hail. we will watch that risk later today, it is mainly after 2:00 o'clock. you could see these showers developing first, a passing light shower. severe weather develops later. wind and small hail, strongest storms will be north and west, of the philadelphia area. and that is what is needs to be watched tonight. phillies could ab affect by this playing tonight watch for these showers and storms developing, a bit warmer up to 80 degrees. that wind ten to 15 miles an hour out of the south so what to expect here? well