a scarf on left arm and has several corns on his toes, he's about 28 year's of age, born in west westchester and understand business and pretends to be a good brewer and somewhat of a shoe maker. he had old coat with buttons with cat gut eyes, a check shirt with black velvet stock, two new pairs of trousers. blue cloth jacket without sleeve, two white shirts, one of which is ruffled and also an old long pistol with the side on the barrel like a gun. it is with the greatest probability and will try to get to the northern parts of the province and amongst the five nations of indians at or near peer number four in boston government or else to the northern part of maryland or virginia, all which places he's well acquainted with by alopement here. nb, whoever takes himself are caution today secure him well for he's an artful fellow. this one actually was in the new york mercury. you see these in the newspapers. in early 1700's when new york city started publishing papers, it was a gain for enslaifers because now instead of just putting up a notice on the side of a barn or in the town office, they

the line keeps extending to the west of us and just to the west of chester county, but it's starting to move into westchesternd west vincent as well as east nottingham. so look at that, one third of an inch, the rate the rain is falling. this won't last the whole hour, but it does implicate that the heavy rain is coming down. this is the line that is coming down. so i extended this out just to track out where it may make to next. about 6:30, wilmington and 6:45, philadelphia will start seeing some of the heaviest rachb, in, well. and it's moving at about 40 miles an hour. so this is just one computer model. it starts to fres throupress th philly around 6:00 to 6:30. it will extend into parts of south engineer are doctjersey. but 8:00, to 9:00, we'll start to see it clear and sunshine will return in the afternoon. more coming up. >>> if you where looking for something to do, you may want to hit main street. we'll pre-view the annual arts festival that is happening today. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you li

west street there. the heaviest rain is in westchester area, moves through with two -- and that is moving toward philadelphiawe have some breaking news right now. the student recently released from north korea has died. otto warmbier's parents 'nounced it. he was serving a 15-year term for stealing a propaganda banner. he slipped into a coma and was still in that coma when he returned. again the student recently released from north korea has died. >>> independence and wa-wa welcome america are already under way, and fans a-- bands ae getting ready. >> that's the sound of the new philly pops big band. they'll be performing at the celebration of freedom ceremony and the whawa welcome america. it comes off a week from tuesday, and that become concert features mary j. blige, boyz ii men, and the big band. it's the grand finale on the parkway, you can watch it all right here on nbc 10. >>> we're hoping for good weather for that event. right now we don't have great weather. clouds over center city, on top of the melden building. they look like they're getting really low. the line of storms is approaching us, so ta

to the west this is where the storm first clipped in the northern parts of chester county. not severe but downingtown and westchesternd norristown all of this sliding to the east and the city seeing sun and more setting in from the west. getting many pictures on my facebook and twitter page, i appreciate you sending them in. this from the oxford circle section. christina says on the hood of this parked car here and incredible damage and trees down from montgomery county and philadelphia don't. temperatures have fallen into the 70s where we have seen the rain and 80s to the south in millville and dover and sun is out in cape may at 78. a front that is passing through here and sinking into delaware and south jersey as we get into the next couple of hours, an early spotty thunderstorm and partly cloudy overnight and a big muggier tonight and 59 in the suburbs, 68 for center city. and as we look at temperatures tomorrow we are cooking in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees, cooler at the shore with the sea breeze and more humid tomorrow with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. tropical storm cindy is close to making landfall

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josephs church stay on 263 york road and lafayette village -- and westchester by c and r glass look for a crash at market westn road and northbound in wilmington is clear, they are scheduled to work tonight on the southbound side. back of to you. >> thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight a group of youngsters are set on having fun this summer and also learning life saving skills we'll show you how. they asked for support of congressman scalise, and boy did they get it. how much the baseball game raised for charity last week. >> it's tropical with dew points in the 70s and fallen back into the 50s and comfy air is in place. but changes are on the way. ducis rogers is here and canle phil's finally snap their losing streak. we have that and the sixers and new book by jay wright. when "action news" continues tonight. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insur

westchester. down to 88 degrees in allentown. and we could see spotty showers north and westf the i-95 corridor with isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. 89 in voorhees today, and 80 along the jersey shore and 90 in areas like smyrna and wilmington this afternoon. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan,dylan, thank you very >>> stick around, because straight ahead we've got the highs and lows of the week, including this mom who will stop at nothing to get in her daily workout. and we really do mean nothing. >>> and the smart car driver who decided to take a new approach to drive-through shopping you could call it. wait until you see the clerk's reaction. >>> plus is he a mad genius or just mad? the most controversial father in the sports world right now. it's all coming up on "sunday today." >>> as we head to break, our photo of the week. a moment we mentioned earlier in the show. members of congress from both sides of the aisle coming to pray at their charity baseball game, just a day and a half after that devastating shooting. save on the perfect father's day gift

west flow. once that happens, temperatures will soar. today things stay cooler than average. 68 in summerton. 65 in westchester today. 65 in allentown, as well. notice the icons. most show the clouds, little peeks of sunshine out there. hammondton, 65. 67es,his t 63cool for as well. is where the warmup really the 70s by tomorrowthenou get i. and . we will also see 90s t suburbs, around new jersey awen. 90s hold on to the ten-day few. >> all right. don't worry au very forecast, i glanced to the pulling into the vine street expressway looks like. >> jetia,. starting to see delay n where we're watching here.fortu inne's blocking one of the full. so you canre and police officers there, as well. on the vine aac see pretty big delays backing u expressway. we had eastbound side just around spter they cleared most of th 33 minutes right now fromt t ea vehicle in white marsh, r back in about five minutes. we'll check back in with the vine. >> thank you. >>> you can now ride septa and fight hunger at the same time. septa and the nonprofit group fill abundance -- tracy happens to be on the board of fill abundance -- they kicked

west. suhine through the gulf.ns >>> good morning. i am first alert meteorologist krystal klei. 80 degrees in center city. 78 in westchester. 80 for allentownht. chance of thunderstorms into new jersey, the shore and delaware. notice a little cooler along the shore in the low to mid 70s. upper 70s to near 80 everywhere else. >> that's your latest weather. >> i'm loving it. >>> now, t >>> now, to a brand-new series we're calling millennial misconceptions. >> we teamed website to conduct a survey with millennials. the goal is to find out what makes people tick. >> this morning, therati lookin mirror, describing who they are, what they care about and how they feel about your negative perceptions. >> my generation is ambitious. >> we are connected. >> literally millennials are defined as people born in the early 1980s to the 2000s. they graduated high school some time in the new millennium. >> my name is chelsea williams. i'm 23 years kd. in the product department at j. crew. >> chelsea morris, 29 t. i live in austin, texas. >> i'm 31 years old. i live in los angeles, california. and i'm a developing partner and producer at buzz feed motion pic