look at the rainfall today. 2.3 out of west palm beach. 60 is an average wake-up. 91 is the sunshine in the midday. 86 for the afternoon high. we have mid-to-upper 80's. we are cooler and breezy. but monday, tuesday, wednesday they will turn cooler here. the highs 78 of monday. we will keep an eye on it. >> good deal. >> they want to avoid starting with two straight losses. >> that would be nice. >> it would. we have sports coming up after this. erin: this week's game at home against the rams is extremely important. the skins will have their hands full against the rams that beat the seahawks. the redskins has a lot of players there is a big difference between 1-1 and 0-2. the first victory is important. it puts guys in the right mindset. i can snowball and get the team on a roll. if you lose it can get you going the wrong way. we want a taste of victory in our mouth. z. the nationals are in philadelphia. bryson coming off a monster game. they drove in all four runs in the nats win. after a second homer, harper gave matt williams a hug. williams has been on the hot seat but he gave co

much so, he even somehow managed to find his way into this story from the local fox affiliate in west palm beachast night, which very deservedly earned tonight's top honors for "excellence in reporting." >> breaking news out of west palm beach. police tell us they just arrested this man. oh, this is the wrong footage. >> jimmy: sorry, father, you're free to go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mistaken identity. you know, this is the time of year which when all the tv networks premiere the new shows, premiere week. we have something to premiere tonight. my new daytime courtroom show. i have always wanted to show a host like "judge judy" or "the people's court." really. so we sent producers to l.a. county small claims court to find people who had real cases pending and asked them to allow me to hear their grievances. these are real grievances. now i am thrilled to present the premiere of my new show "judge james." >> this is the plaintiff, mella march. she claims the defendant julia sold her a pontiac then reported it stolen. she was arrested on false charges and is now suing for $9

host: dennis is in west palm beach, florida, line for republicans. dennis, good morning. caller: good morning. my questions have to do with whether there is such a thing as "man-made climate change" as opposed to global warming or whatever. one of my questions is, number one, can reasonable people actually disagree on this issue as to whether it actually exists or not? this bewo, showuldn't decided as a scientific issue as opposed to a political issue? i know somebody many people who want to fight to the death on whether this is an issue or not but do not have a clue on how to spell the word "science." for aing back to the pope moment, in one of his writings, he pointed out that there could be a situation where businesses are making tremendous amounts of money, let's say south of the so making alln these profits, they are leaving behind phenomenal amounts of work to do in the future that are based on damage to the environment, and they are leaving that work for future generations. he is saying this is not fair. does climate control actually exist? can reasonable people ac

for several months after a 20 15 range rover similar to this and similar to enters rental dmp west palm beach florida. >> the suv had gps tracking device and police say gay gay a liberian is ring leader and all the trio and others are suspected of stealing 14 high end vehicles valued at more than 500,000. and the ring would steal vehicles from rental companies by using bogus oyk or other accomplices claim the cars were stolen and one crime sources say a 2015 the 11 porche was stole frn a home in montgomery down they. a key was made by employee of local dealership and the vehicles will be placed in shipping containers at warehouse on unit block of oregon avenue and truck to port of elizabeth near new york naj new jersey main shipping hub to rivalry coast. >> again it's been looking into it the last year. so again that's what they do and they do it well. >> than investigation is still very much ongoing and police tell me there will be many moore rests. i'm live outside police headquarters chad pradelli "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, chad. calvary arrived and new castle county polic

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heavy rain moving in to areas around west palm beach this morning on and off fort lauderdale, miami. that's some of the worst travel weather early today. we're going to see a pretty nice day. we're in a very warm weather pattern across the country. exception today being florida with the clouds and showers. this september now that we're halfway through it we're in historic territory. the great lakes to the northeast, all of these sites, boston, albany, syracuse and new york are on pace for the warmest september ever recorded and some of these records go back 150 years. new york city is running about 4 1/2 degrees higher than the hottest of all time. so it's going to be hard not to break the record in new york city. the rest of the midwest is very warm, too. st. louis, des moines, minneapolis and chicago all on pace for the warmest september ever and today we're just adding to these numbers with 80s and 90s. widespread, betty this looks like a map that you'd see in july. at least we don't have the humidity. but it's unusually warm. >> i'm not going to complain. it was chilly on monday.

but if you're in west palm beach, studier rains. fort lauderdale some showers.mi, just south of miami downtown going to have a thunderstorm in about a minute or two. there's a couple of areas of rain in florida. that's the wet spot. the cloudy spot. a lot of problems at the airports today. as far as rainfall totals go, miami possibly could see an inch. orlando about 1.2. you get the idea. about one to two inches is possible throughout the sunshine state. another very clear, crisp, fall-like morning but the difference is that this september sun is still pretty strong. we're going to jump from the 40s and the 50s, that we have now, up into the 80s and in some cases the 90s today. i mean, we're now halfway through september. this is usually when the temperatures nose dive in a hurry. no signs of that. 94 in dallas today. st. louis, 87. minneapolis, 85. even in northern vermont we're going to be at 85 degrees. and we're on pace for the warmest september ever recorded in new york city. and so it's going to be this next two weeks looks very warm, also. hard not to bre

. >> then a look back at the first >>> west palm beach florida, a flifr wearing a body camera was in car when another vehicle cuts in front of him and they collide. the air bag deployed and the officer used some pretty rough language as he checked on the >>> west palm beach arrived. >> he's a motorcycle cop. he's actually very lucky. on a motorcycle he would have been dead. >>> we begin with the story of a rookie police officer saving the life of a 12-year-old girl. clinging to a bridge in pasadena tuesday night when the officer arrived. the child was described by police as sobbing and desperate and ready to jump. carter evans has the story. >> the nameless, faceless girl on the curb in this police photo narrowly missed becoming a suicide statistic because of this rookie police officer on routine patrol. >> possible jumper on the bridge. notify pasadena. >> by the time the call went out officer chris perez who has been on the tasks for for about a year already was there. the girl was on the ledge, ready to jump. >> she was right about here. on the other side holding onto the bottom p

lightning in west palm beach.hen i sit next to paula, she can actually look at my cheat sheet. >> yes. >> time-lapsed video. it's very cool. we'll take that. of course, lightning is a usual occurrence in florida. we go across the continent towards baja california. moisture coming up from a couple of systems. this will change things up across socal. the next few days. tonight, accelerating through tomorrow and tuesday. we'll see upwards of two, three inches of rain in the desert southwest. that's certainly enough to cause flash flooding. we'll look for that potential not only in arizona but also parts of new mexico. 55 degrees in chicago. boy, it was cool yesterday. it will be comfortable today. ron mentioned that golf tournament, bmw championship, happening north of chicago. temperature will be perfect. much of the east enjoying >> can i just say how impressed i am with you? not even wearing your tennis shoes, sprinting back and forth on the set. look at you, you have dress shoes on. >> stop it, paula. >> rachel s

for several months after a 2015 range rover similar to this was stolen from a rental company in west palm beach, florida. what the alleged car thieves didn't know the suv had a tracking device. gay gay the lie -- lib the ring leader. they stole vehicles valued at $500,000. they would steal them from rental companies by using bogus identification. in one crime, sources say 2015, 911 porsche was stolen from a home. police suspect a key may have been made for the porsche by an employee of a local dealership. the vehicles would be placed in shipping containers at the warehouse on oregon avenue and trucked to the important of elizabeth near newark, new jersey, the main shipping hub for the ivory coast. >> that's what they do, they do it well. >> reporter: police say the investigation is still very much on going and more arrests are expected. outside of police headquarters, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> in harrisburg, the state senate has approved a stopgap budget bill, but it's expected to die on the governor's desk. the bill will go up for debate. democrats including the governor oppose

because i would fly down and spend a weekend with her on the beach every week, she was working in west palm beach. and then she moved to boston and that's when we got engaged. have three young children. willem is 12, the other is eight and the others six. they are the greatest joy, the only real purpose that there is to life. i've become such a proselytizer of the enormous joy and happiness and love that kids bring. i know people make choices, and i'm not criticizing that choice, i'm saying it is a complete surprise to me how deeply important and connected i feel to these children. this was an important question for them. okoldest and youngest were right away. the middle one was skeptical. but then he said, dad, i realized it you were president i would be like the coolest kid in class, and the kids would say your dad is not president. and then i would say google it. that this wased the thing i should do. obviously i have to prepare them, this is a hard thing to do, and they are not happy when i'm away. and itbeen away a lot, is going to be a difficult time if the campaign takes off. november 8, t

west palm beach police police are saying they arrested 33-year-old -- >>. >> jimmy: oh, come on.he man has obviously been hypno tised. he's not responsible. let's go to the street to put pedestrians -- well, contestants to the test. it's time to play a game we call "generation gap." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, cousin sal. >> sal: how's it going? >> jimmy: can we hear sal? >> sal: everything's good. hot out here. >> jimmy: it is really hot. nothing i can do about that. let's meet our contestants the. i'd like to introduce our reigning champion, she's undefeated, three wins, no losses, back for victory number four say hello to katy daly. hello, katy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: remind us, if you, would of your age and where you're from. >> i am 93 1/2 years old. and i live in victorville. >> jimmy: very good, 93 1/2. are you a competitive person, katy? >> i've been told i am. >> jimmy: katy is like the serena williams of this game. she has her hands full tonight with this young lady. her challenger is ella copakin. ella, how old are you? >> i'm 16. >> jimmy: ella

lightning in west palm beach.hen i sit next to paula, she can actually look at my cheat sheet. >> yes. >> time-lapsed video. it's very cool. we'll take that. of course, lightning is a usual occu beginning tonight and tomorrow and tuesday, and fair amount of heavy rain, we will see upward of two or 3 inches of rainfall in the desert southwest, that is certainly enough to cause flash flooding. so we are looking for that potential here in arizona and southern california and a across parts of the new mexico. 55 degrees in chicago, boy, cool yesterday, comfortable today, ron mentioned golf tournament, bmw championship weather is perfect, per round four, 70 degrees for high there and much of the east enjoying more comfortable weather with much lower levels of humidity but still hot and steam a cross parts of the south. the that is your up day national here's is what happening logily for you. >>> good morning everyone i'm's meteorologist chris soars with this accu weather update. double scan live crystal clear. we have c

there is some lightning in west palm beach. i love when i sit next to paul, i look at my cheat sheet. and see what is in my rundown. time-lapsed video. it's very cool. offshore for the most part. of course we'll take that. of course, lightning is a usual occurrence in florida. we go across the continent toward baja california. moisture coming from a couple of systems. this is going to change things up across so-cal. especially across the desert southwest the next few days. tonight, accelerating through tomorrow and tuesday. probably seeing a fair amount of heavy rain. we'll see upwards of two, three inches of rain in the desert southwest. that's certainly enough to cause flash flooding. we'll look for that potential not only in arizona but also parts of new mexico. 55 degrees in chicago. boy it was cooler yesterday. it's going to be comfortable today. ron mentioned that golf tournament, the bmw championship happening north of chicago. weather is going to be perfect. 70 degrees there. much of the east enjoying comfortable weathe

west palm beach, florida. independent line. sorry about that. this should be steven. >> caller: yes. >> go ahead. >> caller: what this is all about. many people have their opinions about why they are glad to see him leave. but what it comes down to is a failure of the legislative branch to reign in the executive and the judiciary. it doesn't matter. you can choose whether it is planned parenthood, whether it's obama care, it's the budget. this comes down to the role of government and the fact that the american people spoke very, very loudly. you probably know the ticks better than i. but what number of states out of 50 have a democratic governor -- i'm sorry, a republican governor, republican house, and republican senate? i believe it is the highest in nearly a century. when the president of the united states got up during the state of the union trace and basically doubled down on his agenda of the previous whatever it was, four or six years, he essentially slapped the american people across the face. the role of the legislature is to be the voi

. >> lisa from west palm beach, florida, independence line. hi there. >> caller: good morning. am so disheartened listening to the callers calling in this morning. i am completely dissatisfied with the way the direction of this country has gone the last seven years. and there's a good reason. we have to blame the leader. the leader is barack obama. we have 92 million americans who are unemployed. we have 50 million people on food stamps. there are no jobs. the gdp sucks. i mean, this is a funk. this is a disaster. and we immediate to turn the country around. i'm hoping everyone will vote for donald trump so we can get this nation turned around, we can get some jobs, we can get some patriotism in this country again because people are pissed off because we have a divider in chief sitting in the white house. >> what is it about donald trump you think could change people's satisfaction with this country then? >> caller: well, the man has like a 30, 40-year career of being successful. an extremely successful businessman. you have to take that into account. i know some people don't l

check out the video from miami to west palm beaches.ts 6 inches in key largo and will flood the roadways and flood watches are out. 1 to 2 inches >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 7:24, friday. september 18. let's go over to karen rogers with a look at traffic. >> reporter: good morning, looking at all kinds of problems with the inner drive. benjamin franklin parkway it will not reopen until tuesday the 29th. the inner drive is closed on the benjamin franklin parkway. the does he want in cheltenham -- accident in cheltenham has cleared. we have an accident on the boulevard that's blocking a lane. blocking a lane couple of accidents in montgomery county one on game farm road and first avenue main street. water main break shutting down main street between church and chester. this is affecting 407 and 413 bus routes. now being detoured because of the water main break, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> let's go to sky6 live hd and taking a live look across center city. it's a pretty start to your friday. let's go over to david murphy with a

check out the video from miami to west palm beach.ts 6 inches in key largo and will flood the roadways and flood watches are out. 1 to 2 inches across florida in through the carolinas. more weather and news from your local abc station next >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. new numbers on the valley fire. now 40% contained, more than 73,000 acres burned. evacuation orders from middle towne, parts of hidden valley and north side of cob lifted tomorrow. the emergency operations center at lakeport at 1:00 p.m. each day. >>> prosecutors urging bail for three jailed for the beating to death of an inmate. all worked at the main jail in san jose. investigators believe they're a flight risk. attorneys view they have strong ties to the community. >>> and the friday morning traffic. we have had problems. sue? >> we have. drive times out of the chute, off the bat. walnut creek a moderate drive. under 20 minutes. cou to caldecott looking good. overturn near sfo in the slow lane. still there. traffic slow from san bruno and san ramon valley, south

check out the video from miami to west palm beaches.ts 6 inches in key largo and will flood the roadways and flood watches are out. >> good morning. we want to get an update on the weather right now. here is brian van de graaff. >> very good morning. i am meteorologist brian van de graaff. looking at sunshine out there. cool start. mid 50s, low 60s. pushing to 80s this afternoon. mostly sunny and warm. few more clouds tomorrow. touch more humidity. if you have saturday plans. join me out dallas plane pool. hot on you there. do not forget sunscreen. as far as it is next couple of days, had you see is hot weather until sunday. then we will get relief. temperatures drop back into next week. i have to mention, clouds and showers are possible. >> well, brian as we look quick at the drive. friday night in effect for most of us. live look in the tidal basin area. no problems to report on independence avenue except a stalled car for folks traveling near 17th street. now beltway traffic is also moving nicely. not seeing any major back ups. but i

check out the video from miami to west palm beaches. some spots 6 inches in key largo and will flood the roadways and 1 t >>> this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. >>> good morning it's 7:24 this friday september 18th. i'm ken rosato. we have breaking news we've been following all morning along in the bronx. a man is dead after being hit by a city bus when he stumbled out of a livery cab at west 231st street in kingsbridge. the 23-year-old victim was one of two passengers in the cab at the time. they asked the driver to pull over because the victim had been drinking and was feeling sick. that victim stumbled out of the gab right into the path of the bus. the bus driver told police he tried to avoid the man but couldn't. no charges have been filed. >>> new details on a developing story in westchester county. the search is on for a gunman who shot a man in the parking lot of a yonkers fast food restaurant. police saying nolan was shot in the head and arm outside the burger king in the 800 block of central avenue. it happened as he st

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host: dennis is in west palm beach, florida, line for republicans. dennis, good morning. caller: good morning. my questions have to do with whether there is such a thing as "man-made climate change" as opposed to global warming or whatever. one of my questions is, number one, can reasonable people actually disagree on this issue as to whether it actually exists or not? this bewo, showuldn't decided as a scientific issue as opposed to a political issue? i know somebody many people who want to fight to the death on whether this is an issue or not but do not have a clue on how to spell the word "science." for aing back to the pope moment, in one of his writings, he pointed out that there could be a situation where businesses are making tremendous amounts of money, let's say south of the so making alln these profits, they are leaving behind phenomenal amounts of work to do in the future that are based on damage to the environment, and they are leaving that work for future generations. he is saying this is not fair. does climate control actually exist? can reasonable people ac

host: we move on to 10, west palm beach, florida. republican. it doesn't make sense to stuff.se children and if a guy is going to kill a baby and everything else, how is he going to look out for you any ?ther way we have to meet our maker. him one of the worst things would be to let him that we are part of some thing as terrible as abortion. guest: thank you. i mean, i think that he is echoing a sentiment that is out there that there are a lot of people that this is grievous to .hem host: always a pleasure. we are going to take a short rank -- break and when we come back we will take a look at what is going on with these shutdown politics. we will talk with steven komarow , that's right after this break. >> a signature feature of booktv bookr all-day coverage of fairs and festivals. near sept -- in september we are in new york with the brooklyn book festival. southernoctober, the festival of books in nashville. after that we are live from austin for the texas book festival. and knew the end of the month we will be covering to book festival on th

beach,isa from west palm florida. caller: i am so disheartened listening to the callers this morning. i am completely dissatisfied with the way the country has gone the last seven years. there is a good reason. we have to lame -- blame the leader -- barack obama. we have 92 million americans unemployed. 50 million people on food stamps. there are no jobs. the gdp sucks. this is a funk. this is a disaster. we need to turn the country around. i am hoping everybody will vote for donald trump so we can get this nation turned around and get some jobs. people are best off because we -- pissed off because we have a divider in chief sitting in the white house. host: what is it about donald trump that you think could change satisfaction with the country? caller: the man has like a 40 year career of being successful, an extremely successful businessman. you have to take that into account. i know some people do not like the over-the-top language, and feelings are getting hurt -- we have to stop with the nonsense. we need a stron