he is in westchester today. >> i'm trying to burn a few calorie calories, i want to taste some things here. they have a great farmers market, they have it from 3:00 until 7:00, this is the first time they are back in the park they usually do it indoors in the winter season but they are returning to the park arks great park in itself. they have a bunch of other things for the day bounce house for the kids and hula-hoops, and plenty of things going on come down this is here until 7:00 tonight. take a look at the temperatures it is perfect weather wise, we have full sunshine and low humidity temperatures right now in many locations only in the upper 60s, philadelphia millville and wilmington and allentown a warmer spot at 71 and trenton 70 and atlantic city much cooler at 61 degrees the northeast shows not much going on bone dry as usual hardly any clouds and no precipitation but this is beautiful when you are outdoors like an event like this however we desperately need rain and the drought monitor is showing we are at the first level, abnormally dry, from new england to northern new jer

that is what some students are doing in westchester. ali gorman has quoit the story. >> for joy having one hand is not much of an obstacle but there are some childhood basics that are a challenge monkey bars and jump rope, so students at the west town school are changing that. in their design engineering class they created robotic hands for the students the idea came from steel's mom who works at the school when she heard he was getting a 3-d printer she told the engineering teacher. >> i thought he was kidding. >> but the students enthusiastically took on the project. >> we thought we would put it on steel -- >> steel could not use a wrist action device he is getting an electronic device. >> they heard about joy and decided to make a hand for her too, the project is taking more than a year with the team often working into the night to make the hands work as close as possible with human hands and today joy tried hers for the first time by picking up a ball. >> the final version of steel's han needs more work but his mother was amazed by

and one of them from westchester county in new york said it's taking money away from people that needed it and johnson said tell him we are going to put the biggest housing project in the history of the country in the middle of his westchester district. [laughter] i did and we did get his vote. [laughter] he had this tremendous ability to explain to people why it was in their interest to be on his side, but he also seemed to have the ability to explain to people why it was not in their interest to be against him. there is a wonderful anecdote in your book. senator frank church was talking one day about all of the things that walter whitman' done. >> he thinks when it's this way or that way he said let me tell you something the next time you need a a dam on the snake river call walter whitman. [laughter] he did have that sense and he would figure out a way to do something. he was the great oracle from wall street, very conservative. the board had seven members can't a sickly there were three low interest rate people as johnson used to call them, and he was starting to raise interest rate

and angry pigeon went on a violent rampage last thursday attacking several people at a mall in westchestera woman was playing away. there is a pause. the bird comes after again. bill: right out of alfred hitchcock. >> certain. it will sit right next. back and forth. >> i cannot wait to try it myself. a 14th and 15th. ♪ >> kyle conway has been charged with eight counts of criminal mischief after he and another man allegedly vandalized several businesses and vonnegut. here is the kicker. the son of susan mccabe. on his truck bound by tracy casino. a family business she opened with her mom called spoiled rotten kids. i spoke with tracy about the graffiti. >> we found out who was that was like no way. he could not believe it. >> the great thing. and allegedly histogram account's allegedly run by kyle under his graffiti name so he has pictures posted of the struck bragging about the graffiti. tracy sent me the warm the truck when bombing last night and hit a canvas truck on the main road. i think it turned out pretty well. a bunch of hashtags. i spoke with the mayor. we're all trying to move on

it occurred north of new york city at the nuclear power plan in westchester county.e nuclear regulatory commission said there was no impact on the public and it is not out of the ordinary. >> getting arrested on contempt of court charges. a 25 caliber handgun what do you do with it? according to police, stick it where the sun don't shine. that is where they found it. they discovered it on the way to the bathroom. the gun was loaded. >> posted a video online saying mama bear got defensive. taking pictures. they went to to leave, mama bear and her cubs chased after them. very much in danger. ♪ >> stabile here and the heartbeat of my hometown times square. over 300,000 people visit here everyday and many come in hopes of seeing their name in bright lights on broadway. the pressure to reduce the size of the giant digital screens and billboards. by law the maximum area for a sign is 1200 square feet. but the maximum height of 30 feet and maximum length of 60 feet. now, for to new york to comply with that large giant find would be reduced something so small no one would ev

we're still watching for a disabled tractor-trailer on 202 in westchester. no police activity on the scene right now. the southbound lanes still allowed to move by right around high street and seeing massive volume on 95 jamming in the normal spots. southbound up towards the center city area. over half an hour trip there. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> nice breeze is blowing. see the clouds that are blowing past the comcast center in center city. that's a live view from the melon bank building. the wind not only delivering clouds. you can see them in the pocono mountains. breaks of sunshine. also bringing us cool, dry air which we will feel through the day. wind has picked up in philadelphia. 10 miles an hour. little bit stronger. not by much in wilmington and dover. winds at 29 miles an hour. by then temperatures heading into the lower 70s. 50s and 60s back to springtime today. you will see breaks of sunshine and 64 degrees at 11:00. nearing the 70 degree mark early this afternoon. >> going to be a great day. "today" show is up next. local up

inland all 80s. 84 for wilmington and westchester.xel hill is up to 87 degrees. 86 in swedesboro. hotter weather and more humid. the timing got it with the seven day when i come back in 10. >>> 20 minutes of 7. time to get another check on the roads. >> check in now with jessica boyington who's keeping an eye on all the traffic cameras. what are you seeing jessica? >> guys starting to see a few accidents pop up. a lot of majors clear. we're monitoring an accident scene on west ridge pike and north township road montgomery county. we're losing a right hand lane and shoulder due to an accident and now downed polls blocking off parts of the roadways at point pleasant beach. if you're headed to the shore you have to take route 73 or get on the ac expressway, you can see no problems in either direction. no real volume and sun starting to peek up. sun glare in the area as well. if you have to head on mass transit, no delay sz for amtrak new jersey trans sit or septa. back to you guys. >>> a car with something suspicious inside caused a scar

liz: in westchester. >> he would flip out if he saw you. he's proud of me.iz: such a shock, you box. >> the article is great. i'm fully clothed. i did talk about ron in the article. what do you think i said? liz: very lovely and friendly things. >> no, i didn't. liz: the new issue. >> the one with the playmate of the year. i'm the playmate of the year. liz: as we learn more about the horrific philadelphia train derailment, one thing is clear, we must see major changes at our nation's railroads and the tracks beneath them. talking to the man behind one of the transportation projects in history that has nothing to do with fixing the rails. a futuristic high-speed rail project, hyperloop. does it promise not just a faster but safer way to travel? we're talking really fast. a fox business exclusive. >>> big changes to simp -- to the simpsons and mr. burns. we'll have the story. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partn

wilmington, high of 86 degrees along with westchester.today and it looks like it's going to be a quick warmup. southwesterly winds, 8 to 15 miles an hour. very warm for this time of year. and the weekend will also start very warm. 89 degrees the high temperature. could get a break for storms on saturday. back on sunday with the high of 84 degrees. and more shower opportunities before we go to the weekend, good news for gardeners. more when i come back in ten. >>> 6:39. always amazes me. 5:00 hour and then the 6:00 hour, boom, bewitching hour. >> where are you watching? >> schuylkill expressway. sun glare in some parts. we didn't miss this did we? 15 minutes westbound on the schuylkill expressway from the vine street expressway to the blue route. you can see a string of brake lights. there's also an accident we're monitoring out montgomery county. lower providence on park avenue and woodland avenue. as for a check on our area bridges, currently no problems. slight volume in typical spots heading into the philadelphia area. currently no rea

to become a westchester, weather watcher go to cbssf.com/weatherwatchers.you can report your findings in your microclimates here. >> we are getting more and more weather watchers, that's good. >> especially for the morning show. they are waking up early with us. >> they are. all right, thanks, roberta. >>> well, let's take a look at the big board right now. wow, today not a -- still a bad day. >> very bad dad. >> yesterdatoo -- very bad day. >> yesterday, too. the dow is down over 170. >>> gavin newsom is allowing a platform so you can see what representatives are doing in the capital. it's called digital democracy. the free internet platform uses voice and facial recognition technology to give people a virtual access to state legislative hearings. it will also transcribe what is being said. >>> from teaching the abcs to astrophysics, teachers do it all. what it takes to mold young minds. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, give our hotline a call at at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. any flavor of ice cream. your fa

reading, 61 degrees. 68 68. 64 in westchester. 60s in mount holly. 63 degrees in stone harbor. temperatures in dover at 70 degrees. we'll keep an eye on dover. scattered showers. slow moving storms around 10 miles per hour. we did see when they were off to the west of us. thunderstorms are now continuing into the east. they are losing steam and so we'll just see a few scattered showers, moderate downpour. if you're waking up in dover, heading out the door, grab your umbrella. you won't need it later on. in the next 20 minutes or so you'll need it. scattered conditions scattered showers near minneapolis into omaha. soaking rains once again for dallas down into houston. been a rough couple of days there with those flooding rains. as we head into the weekend, we are going to stay dry today. by saturday just a few passing sprinkles and then by sunday that's when we'll see mild rainfall. moderate downpours. that will be closer to 1:00 p.m. if you get up really early in the morning, by the time you head to church you'll be fine. as we head into the rest of the afternoon, going out to

westchester is cooler at 69 degrees. low 70s for wilmington, swedesboro and sneak peak at the forecast saturday and sunday. saturday a little bit warmer than saturday. really cool saturday in the 50s. 80 degrees on sunday. i'm tracking a chance of some showers on memorial day. just a chance. we'll see that coming up. extended future weather when i come back. just a chance. >> a very small one for most people in the world. >> bill it's a great forecast today. really nice out there this morning. a good day for jogging. not jogging to work. most of you will drive or take mass transit. let's find out how things are looking for you with "nbc 10's" first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >> thanks, chris. definitely drive to wonchtrk. the schuylkill expressway, no problems. still early, 4:12. westbound or eastbound in or out of center city just under 13 minutes. you can see no volume in either direction. definitely good news there. out the door on 202 the drive times are looking pretty much the same. 11 minutes or nor

sunshine to start with in dover, westchester and swedesboro. showers will be popping up during the afternoon hours. again, there is a chance, just a chance of a thunderstorm. and don't expect these temperatures to last much longer. seven day forecast with a cooler change on the way when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 5:09. already had a couple of issues on the road that you may want to know about before you head out. >> "nbc 10's" jessica boyington watching that for us. jessica? >> thanks, guys. good morning, everybody. on the schuylkill expressway good news there. not very common. it is still early right around montgomery drive. westbound/eastbound in 20 minutes. westbound lanes here. eastbound lanes having no problem if you're headed in or out of the city right there. as we head out to montgomery county on 422, the drive times moving along fine. eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill 8 minutes and just under 7 in the other direction. accident, overturned vehicle with only one lane getting by on 295 northbound and the white horse pike. out

westchester up to 83 this afternoon. the future weather has wet weather starting tomorrow. i'll be back with a look at that in ten minutes. >> nice tease, bill. 10 minutes after 4:00. it will be a nice drive for work this morning. so warm you can roll the windows down, put the top down open the moon roof, whatever you have in your ride right, jesse. >> it will be a good idea. now there's not a lot of volume. if you want to do that, totally fine as well. out on the schuylkill expressway, no jams. 12 minutes from montgomery drive. westbound here eastbound here. 13 minutes east/west out of the city. as we head off to the pa turnpike pretty much the same story there. we're dealing with ongoing construction in the westbound lanes. still seeing 23 minutes right there headed eastbound from route 1 up towards valley forge. mass transit if you need to take that this morning, currently no delays for septa, new jersey transit or patco speed line. >>> the parents of a murdered pennsylvania teen why they have the parents have forgiven eric frein. >> reporter: what would fourth and fifth

"nbc 10's" katy zachry is live along westchester pike to explain.what's this all about, katy. >> reporter: a few years ago they looked into why people move into delaware county the strengths of the county. later this morning county leaders will unveil the top five reasons why you should move to delaware county. also in part with that they'll unveil a new website that could be used as a market willing tool for businesses hotels schools, realtors to attract people to the area. delaware county is diverse from the main line be to the airport and small business owners tell us they've had success here for years. >> i think it's a great place to live. the schools are great. there's hospitals around if you need it pharmacies doctors. plenty of shops. people are generally life. there are sidewalks which are nice for children who are playing. >> reporter: sounds nice right? the marketing campaign is called the edge. i'll explain the reason behind that word choice. reporting live in delaware county katy zachry. >>> happening today, voters in delaware will elec

and 70s from westchester to drexel hill. to swedesboro this morning. we will see cool temperatures but a nice warmup during the day there. i'm watching for showers. looks like it's time for the weekend, i've got the seven-day forecast back in ten. >>> all right, bill. about 20 minutes to 6:00 now. we talked a lot about the impact that mass transit that the derailment is having this morning but there are other issues as well. >> right. let's find out with nbc10's "first alert" reertporter jessica boyington. >> different things popping up one out in bustleton. you want to take bustleton avenue to get by that scene as police are directing traffic answer the scene. out in port richmond police are directing traffic around torresdale and castor avenue. watch out for that. as we check on septa, the market and frankford making and suspended with alternates and different areas to go when we come back. >>> as we return now to our breaking news talk is already turning to technology that could have prevented tuesday's deadly derailment. >> this is exactly the type

most of the day will be dry. 63 for westchester, philadelphia, and wilmington this afternoon. keeping a close eye on the weekend and it looks great. saturday partly sunny skies, 73. warmer after a cool start sunday morning in the 50s. climb to 79 degrees sunday afternoon. look at the seven day forecast in the next half hour. >> look at that forecast for sunday. someone should organize a big race or something for sunday morning to celebrate the weather. 11 minutes after 4:00 let's check on traffic. jessica boyington handling the task this morning. jessica. >> thanks chris. good morning everybody. we're starting things off on the schuylkill expressway where we have no problems on spring garden street. hardly no volume. under 13 minutes for the total drive time there. and out on 95 we're getting word of an accident on 95 northbound closing the right hand shoulder. cheltenham hazardous conditions. east town line road and walker avenue. mass transit, no problems or delays for septa, new jersey transit or patco lines there. >>> a couple's honeymoon ended in a death ride on the venic

whenever we get to town i start out my first convocation was in westchester new york and then 18 years in seattle and now here. we always look for interfaith groups because we are here doing work for the homeless and work for people who are hungry. for sexual minorities. and we find if we can team up we are going to be more effective. >> absolutely. one thing st. mark's is proud of is our 120 unit apartment complex. this is affordable housing for seniors. that's been a mission of st. mark's since the 1960s. again it's an interfaith community. it's not just with translating at lutheran tower. it's interfaith community that is protecting and providing a home for vulnerable seniors in the city. again it's affordable housing is certainly on the money of >> that is something we're working together with the interfaith council. we're working on creating places for teachers and firefighters and people to be able to live in our community. because as reverend. hendrickson said earlier i don't think i could live here without the support of my synagogue. we want it to be a place for everyone. >> s

westchester holding into the upper 70s. seven day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes with more on the cooler weather and the timing that's coming our way. >>> 5:10 this monday morning. the sense of normalcy having trains rolling again going back to new york is a welcome thing, isn't it? >> i think a lot of people will feel really good once that gets underway. jessica boyington is watching mass transit and the roadways. >> amtrak's northeast coryridor is back in service. definitely a good thing there. the same for septa's trenton line. we currently are experiencing delays on 1701 a 35 minute delay there. new jersey transit getting word of the light rail being suspended due to overhead wires down. so far from the morning from broad street into penn station and for right now they are shuttle bussing passengers to try to help with that situation. as we head out the door from 95 around academy road in the southbound lane, no problems here or extended volume. just 13 minutes. if you're headed southbound from woodhaven road up

we have a disabled tractor-trailer driven off the road in westchester. route 202. affecting the roadway but off into the bushes almost as you can see cars moving by the scene. we have police activity on the scene. earlier an ambulance drove out of the way. an active scene right now. we will keep you updated on the cleanup. heading out the door on 422 montgomery county no problems. we're still free and in the clear. 8 minutes headed from 29 up towards the schuylkill expressway. we've had a rough week with mass transit but the good news is all normal service is resumed on amtrak new jersey transit and septa. more drive times to come. we'll check in on the disabled trablgtdor trailer. >>> keeping the u.s. highways running smooth is the focus of this will. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a temporary bill funding highway and transit aid for two more months. current funding from the federal highway trust fund would have expired at the end of this month. a senate vote is expected later in the week. pennsylvania's governor said some of that federal money is ne

into the 80s for philadelphia westchester, drexel hill, wilmington, swedesboro.a chance that you'll need your umbrella as we go through the day. a chance of showers and thunderstorms when i come back with the future weather in ten minutes. >> grab your umbrella on the way out the door. heading out, check the roads usually quiet this time of the morning. it's 11 minutes past 4:00. let's check with jessica boyington. >> good morning, out in new jersey on 295 around the black horse pike the lanes are clear. no road work or construction in the area. 13 minutes headed southbound. headed from 38 up to the black horse pike and no problems headed out as well. 8 minutes or under if you're headed eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill expressway, westbound doing the same. we are dealing with a road obstruction out in springfield. reports of that use some caution on bruce road and ulmar avenue. we'll check with the pa turnpike coming up in 10. >>> a trip overseas coming up short. a president whose health sent him home early. >>> plus, news on your waistline. a change y

but during the afternoon, westchester topping out at 84. we'll see the storms before they roll into drexel hill and swedesboro. seven day forecast with the chance of more storms when i come back in ten. >>> we could certainly use the rain but we don't want any damaging storms. 20 minutes till 5:00. time to get a check on the situation on the pennsylvania turnpike. >> we had all lanes closed a little bit earlier on the p.a. turnpike due to an overturned tractor-trailer in bristol on the westbound side. now both lanes are open. the right lane is being blocked but traffic allowed to get through the area. definitely a good thing. out in delaware berlin. a ramp on hadon avenue. 422 around trooper road through an inactive area you can see a sign and things taking out the right-hand lanes. no real problems on the west or eastbound sides. eastbound from the schuylkill expressway from 29 a 9 minute trip and no problems there. the rest of the drive times free and in the clear on the schuylkill expressway headed towards center city. no problems headed

drexel hill, 77 while it's 75 for westchester and wilmington. weekend forecast will bring a chance of some showers. we'll see it with the seven day when i come back in ten. >>> 5:10 this friday morning. usually a little more quiet on the 5:00 hour. let's get a check on your morning commute. >> jessica boyington is watching that. where are youjf >> first we want to update you on an accident scene on route 1 on maple avenue. good news there. all crews out of the way there. out on 95 around girard avenue 13 minutes through the work zone right here. you can see starting to gather a little bit of volume. still not affecting the drive times as you're headed towards the center city area. 42 through way in new jersey, no problems there as well. northbound from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge, no problems on the walt whitman bridge as well. we're dealing with a suspension for septa line and new jersey transit the atlantic city rail line has resumed all service this morning. >>> it's 11 minutes past 5:00. train time line. as our coverage continues "

joan scanlon wrote a letter to families in the westchester area school district.he criticizes the amount of testing in the schools. he writes in part quote, learning should be challenging but also enjoyable and exciting. teaching should be dynamic and creative. we're missing so much of that because of these tests. would he posted the entire letter on nbc10.com. >>> the city hosted the first annual courage lacrosse game in penn park. the goal is to encourage and support gay youth while fighting bullying. a young philadelphia boy came out to his family and lacrosse team and went through a tough time at school and became withdrawn. >> everybody wanted to do what they could to stand up for him, stand up for the cause. every kid out here should be able to play the sports they love and get the support from the community. and it's a no brainer. >> several major league lacrosse stars showed up to raise awareness for lgbt rights in the sport. >>> sometimes courage comes in the form of costumes. "nbc 10" was at the museum where the hero alliance posed for pictures with the

while late afternoon for westchester, those storms moving into drexel hill and swedesboro. temperatures in the upper 80s that will feel like they're at 90 degrees because of a high humidity. i'll show you when you can expect relief from the heat and when you will get a break with the seven day forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> 11 minutes after 5:00 and time to get a look at the roads. >> "nbc 10's" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has an update. >> we're still monitoring the accident scene out in bristol on the p.a. turnpike affecting the westbound lanes. you can see the slow traffic by the scene. we have the right lane being blocked now. on 295 in new jersey around the black horse pike that active work zone we looked at a few moments ago has cleared. all lanes getting by. no problems there. 13 minutes if you're headed southbound from 38 up to this point at the black horse pike. as we check on our drive times here for 202, everything green. you request see all cars moving along nicely. 10 minutes, 11 minutes northbound or southbound from 30 up towards the sch

i'm very happy to adjust my project into helping her get this law passed so that all of westchester county is plastic-bag-free. >> katie says speaking at the press conference was valuable experience. >> it's really good practice to speak in front of people because later on i'll have to speak in front of the eastchester board to try to persuade them into this cause, as well. >> while katie is still working on her project, lily, anaie, and caoilinn have completed theirs. they were honored at a silver awards ceremony with almost 300 other girl scouts. >> troop 2981. special identification for special needs. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel, like, really successful, like i've succeeded. >> accomplished because we did so much work and we finally got the award. >> i actually feel really proud about this. we put a lot of effort into this, too. >> celine and alexandra earned their silver awards for planning events that brought together senior citizens and kids. the idea was to increase communication between the generations. >> i learned so much because we really got to understand, like, how our g

and back closer to the city we'll top out right around 84 in philadelphia, 82 in westchester, and 83 in glossboro. so your seven-day forecast a warm one today. it will be that last of the really warm days for at least most of the seven-day. by monday 79. so not quite 80 degrees. still warm still above normal but closer to normal. mostly cloudy a chance for showers, especially in the afternoon. tuesday, we're looking at another round of thunderstorms. some could be gusting on tuesday, 80. wednesday, drying out, picking up the winds, 74. as we get towards thursday, friday, and saturday looking really beautiful. kicking off the memorial day weekend, temperatures in the mid-70s. saturday, picture-perfect, warming with right around 76. >>> still ahead, chasing history and a chance at the triple crown. but just how difficult is it to claim horse racing's greatest accomplishment? we'll talk about it after the break. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. rein

wilmington and westchester close to the 80s this afternoon. and the warmup continues. the weekend forecast when i come back. >>> all right. bill sounds good. ten minutes after 4:00. see how the early morning thursday drive is shaping up. jessica boyenton watching the road for us. we're jammed everywhere chris. no. this is one of the times we're only happy with the schuylkill expressway around 4:00 a.m. montgomery drive moving fine. eastbound lanes hardly any cars moving towards the center city area. 12 minutes or 11 minutes in or out of the city. 202 the same story. drive times free and in the clear. still 11 minutes headed from 30 to the schuylkill expressway. northbound 11 minutes if you're headed southbound in the opposite direction. definitely good news here for mass transit. don't look at that. here actually all on time. we have road work on some of the area bridges i'm going to tell you all about which one it is coming up in 10. >> thank you, jessica. >>> 11 after 4:00. the list of republicans running for president keeps on growing and growing. next, a pennsylvan

you can see the pigeon attacking people inside of a building in westchester county. that's why i left. all those killer pigeons out there. that's in new york, suburb north of the city. in one instance the bit descends on a woman who swats it away with her purse. get that thing they way from me. the woman tries to walk away but once her back is turned the bird strikes again. no the word what got stuck up his craw. >> maybe he's protecting a nest or something. >> could be. maybe they're having food in some part of their purse or their pockets and they're not aware of that. a worm, they've got worps in their pockets. >>> coming up, back in the head lips. serial stowaway hartman busted again. >>> 16,000 college students left in limbo may finally get some answers later today. >>> keeping tabs on your morning commute this morning. this time taking you across the bay to the east bay this morning overlooking oakland. >>> just in to our newsroom. the pilot who crashed a plane into the french alps may have practiced bringing that plane down. >>> and she's been busted at sjc an

temperatures again tomorrow. 49 in the poconos currently. 63 in allentown, 65 in pottstown, 64 in westchesterhe mid-60s in philadelphia. cool air blowing in off the ocean, stone harbor at 55 degrees. millville this evening at 56. tonight, relatively mild only be down into the 50s. our 24 hour change map shows 11 degrees warmer in northeast philly. eight degrees warmer in philadelphia, up about seven degrees in pottstown as we head into tomorrow we will see those warmer conditions. we will also see fire danger as well so a fire weather watch in effect for most of the area?u xpect to see dry and breezy conditions. try to limb your outdoor burning and any type of wildfires that start will spread quickly with these types of conditions. this is going to stay in effect monday afternoon, continuing all the way into the evening. if we show our future weather here, a warm day on tap for us tomorrow with temperatures close to 85 degrees. that's about 15 degrees above average. you will notice the wind speeds moving up from the southwest. and as we progress the model here, as we head into tuesday we we'"

westchester, philadelphia wilmington, 63 degrees this afternoon. that's ten degrees cooler than yesterday with mostly cloudy skies and just the chance of a late day shower. looking for warmer temperatures than this. you want to see the seven day when i come back in ten minutes. >> he gave us a peak earlier. it's looking nice joompt tengood. >>> ten minutes after 5:00. >> good morning, everyone. 95 on cottman avenue through the work zone no problems really. as you can see, some road work happening on the left-hand lane. part of that left-hand shoulder blocked as well. that's the southbound side as well where it tends to pick up in volume. everything moving along fine. drive times 12 minutes headed from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. no problems there. new jersey out on egg harbor township ocean heights is closed in both directions due to a fatal accident at english creek parkway. as we head out to delaware on 95 the drive times are free and in the clear as well. no problems if you're headed northbound from 295 to 495, 11 minutes and 1

humidity humidity humidity's at 62%. 74 this pottstown, 77 in westchester, 81 in atlantic city.ures in stone harbor at 70. if you're up early down the shore, it's really comfortable out. radar shows this weather disturbance. we have a cold slot that will slide closer to us into the rest of today. that will give us a chance of severe storms here highlighted in yellow. that's mainly going to apply to allentown, lehigh valley up to the poconos, out to lancaster county. and the rest of the area will be under the green area which is a chance for afternoon thunderstorms. so here's what it looks like on our future weather. it doesn't actually show the thunderstorms, as we head into the rest of tonight. but we're still going to keep a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. so keep an umbrella handy. and then you will notice, we have a better chance to see heavy rain in the poconos and in allentown. and then more widespread rain closer to midnight for philadelphia, and most of our suburbs to the north and west of the city it's going to take a while for this rain to move into parts of s

no sign of any rain clouds. 79 degrees in westchester, drexel hill 82 and 80 degrees.things will get warmer as we head into the weekend. seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> now it's time to check in with nbc 10's jessica boyington. >> what are you seeing on the roads? >> what we're seeing is an accident clearing out of the way on 95. definitely good news there. just a little bit earlier, in the morning we had a crash right here approaching girard avenue on the southbound side. you can see just cleared out of the way. so some small residual delays there, about 21 minutes now. it's early for that headed southbound from woodhaven towards the vine street expressway. and on the schuylkill expressway, no problems there if you're headed westbound, eastbound into the center city area only about a 13 minute trip. as for mass transit no problems there as well. no reported delays for septa, new jersey transit or the patco speed line. a crash out in mayfair, details in 10. >>> soon to be 7, the race for the white house is set to expand again. we'll introduce yo

and new york city -- 25% of the power in westchester county and new york city.t would be difficult to remove that from a reliability standpoint. the iso operates the grid here. the plant is needed. at some point could there be a transition out of indian point? absolutely. erik: what point in time with that be? leo: the license application we are in the middle of now would be through 20 33, 2035. we believe we can operate the plant safely through that time and later. that is the process we're going through right now. erik: your stock in your earnings have been under pressure. explain to us the impact of cheap natural gas. leo: cheap natural gas is actually a very big benefit to the majority of our business. the business where indian point is part of -- in 2015 it will be less than 50% of our earnings as a company. the utility business in the gulf south louisiana, texas, arkansas, and mississippi, is growing point rapidly because of the cheap price of natural gas and our electricity rates are 20% below the national average. major manufacturing boom and industrial

one of them from westchester county, very lovely county in new york said the war was taking money awayple that need it. people that needed housing. and johnson says joe, call have not. you tell him we are going to put the biggest public housing project in the history of this country in the middle of his fancy westchester does it. [laughter] to show him there's plenty of money for housing. i did and we did get his vote. [laughter] >> each year the commandant of the coast guard's assembles a list of books he recommends for men and women.

we had the sixth congressman and we are going through them and one of them, from westchester county,w york, the war was taking money from people that needed it, people put needed housing and poor housing and johnson says joe, call up ottinger and tell him we are going to put the biggest housing project in the history of this country in the middle of his fancy westchester district. i did and we did get his vote. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. presidential candidates often released book to introduce themselves to voters. here are some recent books written by declared and potential candidates for president. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in hard choices. more potential presidential candidates with recent books include -- look for his book in june. ended alan booktv our coverage of the third annual san antonio book festival in texas. over the next several hours we will bring you discussions on classic american writers, women in the military, u.s. internment camps during world war ii and

>> in posh westchester county new york does she do the accent? melissa: i don't know. what was that? >> cool and refreshing and keeping it real having her talk about it. melissa: come on, no. >> trying to humanize herself. melissa: first of all, she's got comedy writers, and somebody wrote that for her. >> it was kind of funny. >> the weird accent was so distracting but the point is she can talk about her hair but nobody else can. you are a sexist if you talk about her appearance. >> or the pant suits. >> her lawyers' hair may turn white. [ laughter ] >> well played, my friend. thanks, guys. the thunderstorms may be gone but the danger isn't. texas is bracing for more deadly flooding as runoff pours into rising rivers fox news's will carr is live with the latest in houston. >> reporter: sunny out right now this area is under a flash flood warning, expecting more storms in the coming days. at the same time residents in southwest houston are cleaning up their homes for the first time. we want to show you what they're seeing pretty much every yard in the community has bee

he said he would set up a boutique and called it a country law office near his mansion in westchesterow morphed into a 300 lawyer powerhouse and it is one andhe most influential ubiquitous corporate litigation shops in the country. someyear, they pulled in $345 million. their partners are on an average of more than $3 million apiece and our article in businessweek is all about how boies has built his business. he is also a notch up in your and not just a trial lawyer. betty: how has he been able to build his business and get his stature? paul: the real point of different -- differentiation for his business is that they play both sides of the courtroom. corporate law firms represent pretty much exclusively large corporations. they are mostly on the defense, smaller companies, government, consumers, so forth. that is the nature of law, that's when the money is. isid is more likely to -- just as likely to show up on behalf of the government or small consumers as they are on the half of a big company like dupont or oracle. betty: how is he able to do this? paul: he has broken through the

winds a severe thunderstorm warning for this region from kennett square west of royersford and westchester until 5:15 this evening, this cell is moving in the northeast at 35 miles per hour, so double scan live showing the red that is rain falling at the rate of up to 2 inches per hour, it's torrential rain and lightning and gusty winds frazier and malvern and devon all in the path of the storm. get inside when you hear the thunder get inside. when we extend to the north this is not where it's quite as strong we have gusty winds with this. i do want to show you this. you see the line of green that is actually known as an outflow boundary, that is not rain but the rush of win winds ahead of the squall line. early evening, much needs drefrming downpours this is the good news, and frequent lightning and can't rule out of the important of isolated small hail but as that squall line moves into south jersey, it encounters school ocean air and tomorrow parts of south jersey could see storms finally, i'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >>> as you keep an eye on the weather, texa

winds a severe thunderstorm warning for this region from kennett square west of royersford and westchester5 this evening, this cell is moving in the northeast at 35 miles per hour, so double scan live showing the red that is rain falling at the rate of up to 2 inches per hour, it's torrential rain and lightning and gusty winds frazier and malvern and devon all in the path of the storm. get inside when you hear the thunder get inside. when we extend to the north this is not where it's quite as strong we have gusty winds with this. i do want to show you this. you see the line of green that is actually known as an outflow

low 70s for westchester, wilmington and swedesboro.ake a closer look at the shower chance for the weekend when i come back with the seven-day in ten minutes. >>> we're working around the clock to gather information for you with breaking news about the victims involved in the amtrak train derailment. the latest count right now has 47 patients still hospitalized across philadelphia. they're treated at istein temple jefferson, hahnemann, torresdale and temple has the most with 23 patients. >>> rushing to the rescue this morning, the story of one man who put his life on the line to try to reach the victims of the deadly derailment. >> reporter: nbc10's monique braxton live in port richmond. after the break, an update on the condition of those survivors still in the hospital for a second day. >>> 6:43 and we continue to follow the developments in the deadly train derailment. we've already seen two train cars hauled away to wilmington. and we're rolling as these two other cars are being prepared to move out. >>> now, out of the tragedy, we h

only 61 in allentown. 62 pottstown and westchester. 66 now wilmington. 67 bensalem. 70 degrees closer to the airport there. that's because they have more of that offshore wind 68 degrees now in millville and dover. a cooler day today, but tomorrow will be even cooler than today, and that's going to come with rain for parts of the area. we still have the clouds around mostly lehigh valley poconos, areas north of philadelphia. plenty of us are still seeing sunshine. now we look back off to the west, that's all the rain that will start to move in tomorrow so, again, don't let tomorrow's weather fool you, because it is going to be a colder rainy day. nice changes coming for the weekend. here is the future weather for tonight. we do stay dry. look at the cloud cover increasing. now here is thursday tomorrow is 8:00 in the morning. we expect to be dry at this time. it is just going to be mostly overcast skies. then by the middle of the day, when the rain should start to move in here is 2:00 p.m. mostly philadelphia, south jersey and delaware. this is going to be the best chance for rain. th

westchester county, new york.sy -- >> i was conducting right off when i saw a large limo, white limo, coming northbound. >> the officer gives chase as the driver tears down the interstate. officer womer is left to wonder why. >> in any mind what does he have to do? who is in the vehicle? >> neighbor hears the call for assistance. >> i was in good position, and i was north of his location, and there was a good chance i was going to be able to dpsh trooper kelly enters the interstate and spots the limo. >> he passed cars and he passed a number of cars in front of me. >> then something finally gives. >> it seems the culprit has finally run out of options, but just when the troopers think the chase is over, the driver finds another gear that works. reverse. >> backwards. >> the people that were on the road, i don't know what was going through their mind. you would think that you're filming an episode of bullet or something, some type of cop show. >> his only possible way out at that poebt was to actually utilize the e

. >> you can see the pigeon attacking several people in westchester county new york. the bird descends on a woman who swats it away with her purse. she says she could not even get to the escalator. she tries to walk away but the bird strikes again. >> never turn your back. >> never turn your back on the bird. >> that happened to me with a duck. people say ducks don't attack. the duck chased me on top of a car. [ laughing in background ] >> the things you learn. the more you know yes. >>> talk about timing. a newborn in colorado shares the same birthday with not only his mother but his grandfather as well. >> he was born yesterday weighing a healthy 6 pounds 7 ounces. his mother and grandfather were also born on may 5th at the same hospital. the remarkable timing of the birth the mother says makes her want to play in the lottery. >> my son missed my birthday by about four hours. we're great for two days. >>> we'll be right back. >>> an unusual visitor showed up at a hospital emergency room. >> a koala bear. waddled into a hospital in australia which is i suppose where

philadelphia westchester, wilmington swedesboro scattered showers and thunderstorms. today and even more likely tomorrow. take a look at the extended future weather when i come back. >>> just about 6:10 monday morning. at the monitor i see a car and the schuylkill and it doesn't look good. >> let's find out where with "nbc 10's" traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we're looking at the schuylkill on gerrard avenue with a car completely sideways. one lane getting by. hard to see beyond this point, but there is police activity right behind there. people walking around trying to get this accident scene cleaned up and out of the way. major delay behind that. we'll have a delay shot coming up for you in 10 minutes. as we look on the roadways on the 42 freeway out in new jersey, drive times free and in the clear no problems. northbound up towards the walt whitman bridge under 5 minutes. currently no problems on the bridges. as we check on mass transit, northeast corridor service has resumed. a good thing there. we are dealing with a suspension on the light rail service fo

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temperatures, they are mild 63 in allentown. 67 in westchester. 70 in philadelphia. and we are mild to the south and east as well. temperatures in the upper 60s, the low 70s. so 68 right now in millville. 70 in dover, and 63 degrees in stone harbor. a very mild start to your day, and we're going to finish it very warm just like we did yesterday. taking a look outdoors a little gray outside this morning, as you look out your window. mostly cloudy skies, and i think clouds will be the rule once again today. a few brakes of sunshine throughout the day. that would probably be about it. despite that we're going to see those temperatures go up. so some showers showing up on radar, mainly back to the west so parts of lancaster county parts of northern delaware, in extreme southern new jersey. a few spots here in parts of newcastle and kent county delaware. that is really about it. but we are going to start to stir up that atmosphere once again as we head throughout the afternoon with that daytime heating, and we're going to see showers sparking once again. by 3:00 notice a

we'll be safer if we collect gun records so they collected all the gun records and had them in westchester county near new york city. but then a newspaper decided they would just publish them. they really didn't think this through but you can see the danger what happens when the government has records and then releases them to everybody. imagine if you're a woman who has been abused or beaten by her husband, has left him, lives in fear of him finding her and now the registration comes out and says where she lives and that she has a gun or worse yet where she lives and that she doesn't have a gun. think of our prosecutors and our judges. i know then of them who put bad people away and many of them have concealed carry. many of them travel to work, the security meets them in the parking lot and they go to work but they worry. we've had sheriffs and we've had prosecutors killed in kentucky because the criminals were angry they were locked up. we don't want all of our records by the government to be put out there in public for everybody to know where we live and whether we have a gun or not. s

uniform temperatures from westchester and drexel hill and swedesboro with clouds moving in. it's going to be a mainly rainy day today. there are big changes for the weekend. that's the seven-day when i come back in ten. >>> just about 6:10. time to get a check on the roads especially the majors as you head to work or school. >> let's check in with jessica boyington. what are you seeing on the traffic cameras, jessica? >> the good thing, guys we're only starting to see a little volume. a lot really cleared out of the way. 95 through state road through the work zone you can see it right here heading towards the center city area but we have a 15 minute ride from the vine street expressway. and you can see past the conshohocken curve. all green there. 12 minutes 13 minutes, 11 minutes headed eastbound from the expressway no problems there. to check on area bridges no problems as well. free and in the clear on the ben. and we'll check with mass transit coming in in ten. >>> this is what the philadelphia city council website should look like but this is what greeted visitors after

the temperatures will be mild. 75 for westchester, wilmington and swedesboro. look at the heat up. 80s for saturday and sunday. partly sunny skies. yes, there will be scattered clouds and thunderstorms. we'll take a look at the hour by hour future weather to expect the storms when i come back in a few minutes. >> it is uncanny how bill reads my mind. i was wondering, how hot is it going to be? he tells us. the stotesbury regatta. >> jessica boyington, what are you watching now? >> looking live right now so far guys at route 422 around 29. starting to gather in a little bit of volume in the normal spots, that's east bouchbd. eastbound headed towards the schuylkill expressway. in o problems from 29 to the schuylkill. we do have an accident on 95 southbound around woodhaven road. tow truck just got to the scene there. police activity. that's pushed over to the left-hand side. slow going by that scene now. for an update on mass transit, new jersey transit atlantic city airline. good thing from cherry hill into philadelphia. no problems. small residual delays. we'll