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judge williams: we'll look for that. i love this, women belong in all places where decisions are made. little girls who look like a justice in every respect, earrings, gloves. [laughter] judge williams: and you are not just a role model for those little girls, but you were a huge role model for me. one time i was president of the , federal judge's association, i was at the white house. hold that frame. i had to introduce president bush to our group of about 600 federal judges and spouses. and there was a letter that you wrote to me in may, let me get of 2001, a letter that i have had in my scrapbook, my whole career as a judge. done,heers on a job well particularly impressed by your words at the white house. conveyed the message in an appealing way, hope the second branch really listens with every good wish for your life and work 's next chapter. so that was something that's inspired me. you were such a role model and of course, i know that you're a role model for everyone. and anybody who's come into her life, she's a r

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bring in justice correspondent pete williams. looks like we have a big new correction in the timeline. explain. >> reporter: this comes from million mgm resorts, owner of the mandalay hotel in the discrepancy between what the police said monday, that the indoor shooting when stephen paddock shot at the guard inside and a maintenance man at 9:59 and started shooting out of the window at 10:05, the question, why didn't the hotel report it sooner. mgm resorts says it was not 9:59 when he shot inside the hotel. that it was much later than that. they say that the shots were fired out the window at the same time as or within 40 seconds after the security guard in the hotel jesus campos reported shots were fired over the radio. so the hotel now says that within less than a minute after the guard was shot, stephen paddock began firing out the window. so this make as big change, chuck, in our understanding. this sort of gets us back to where we were before. we had always thought that shooting inside at the security guard was either while or aft

want to show you what william batale looks like. he was last seen just before 7:00 last night.n he left his bulls run parkway home driving his nissan cube. he's 6'2", weighs 140 pounds. wearing a blue and plaid shirt and khaki pants at the time. call 911 if you see him. back to you. >> thank you, molette. >>> chuck bell joins us now to tell us more about a little less chill than the temperatures, right? >> oh, yeah. nowhere near as cool this morning. if you think this is mild, you just wait. tomorrow and friday are looking almost balmy. welcome as temperatures go back to late august levels for averages as we head towards saturday as well. very warm air is set to come back into the mid-atlantic. right now, 59 degrees at national airport with a very light wind. it's gone calm this hour. generally southwest at under 5 miles an hour. ahead of this weather front way back here out of northwest chicago. we'll keep a broad southwesterly flow. that will keep temperatures warming each and every day between now and the weekend. precious little in the way of a rain chance. here's future we

look at trenton. new jersey state capitol was not immune to the wet weather we experienced today. meteorologist scott williams with a quick look how the rest of the evening is shaping up. scott. >> hi there, iain. talking about clouds sticking around and also cooler temperatures. so if you're stepping outdoors, grab those fall jackets and sweaters. high temperatures allentown only 63 degrees. it was 65 in trenton today. atlantic city, philadelphia high temperatures right around 67 degrees. but that was shortly after midnight. high pressure well to the north. the clockwise winds giving us the easterly wind component kind of locking in those clouds easterly winds right now out of the east at about 18 miles an hour philadelphia. 21 miles per hour winds in wildwood. upper 50s right now in reading and pottstown. low 60s philadelphia, wilmingt wilmington. so overnight tonight, back into the 50s even some upper 40s north and west. so coming up we'll talk about the cloudy and cool pattern for now. a few shower chances in the offing but a brief weekend warmup ahead with that seven day forecast. back over to you. >> al

holly williams got a rare look inside raqqa. >> reporter: the body of five soldiers rot in the desert heat killed a week ago according to militia men. one still wearing a suicide belt. the stench of death is everywhere in raqqa and so is fear. this hoitz you get to the front line. at break neck speed, to avoid isis snipers. there its the thud of u.s. coalition air strikes. but we saw only sporadic fighting because isis with as few as 250 fighters remaining in the city is pinned down. >> we are about, less than 100 yards from the hospital. >> they'ren what ein what is l main hospital and buildings close by. they have human shields. in this broken city, it's thought are still around 2,000 civilians. america's hall lies allies are revenge. many hatch love lost family memo isis. with them an american volunteer. mike hogan from phoenix, arizona, a waiter before he came here six months ago. >> have you killed any isis fighters during the action that you have seen? >> no. between you and me, i am hoping to. i have had friend die here. i want to get even before i get out of here. >> they have

. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge. your ride from the robin williams tunnel looking good. four lanes for your southbound commute. two lanes for your northbound drive. san rafael, taillights past the marin civic center and north gate mall moving all the way to the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog that mike has been talking about but now down on the roads. all. we have an accident reported in san jose. a couple lanes blocked near blossom hill. we'll get an update when we come back. >>> it's 5:07. developing news out of san jose. authorities had to break up this sideshow on hosteter road overnight. police say hundreds of people were involved and an officer was hurt when he was hit by a vehicle. they say he's going to be okay. several different agencies responded to the scene including morgan hill, chp and the santa clara sheriff. multiple people were taken into custody. happening today week two in the trial of a man accused of killing kate steinle. >> amy hollyfield live at the hall of justice in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. week two of a

. >> we turn now to paul williams for a look ahead. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we have a serious scenario actually. right now it remains dry for wednesday with cooler breeze along the coast, scattered showers but unfortunately well to the north and away from the most problematic area. by friday we'll have more moisture, that's a little bit of a help for us to not have to deal with so much dry air and so much of the dry winds, but now here's the monkey wrench to the whole thing. unfortunately, the flow changes. the high pressure system strengthens, the offshore winds change and the coast warms back up and it becomes even drier, once again, increasing the fire danger as we go into the weekend. kendis, diane? >>> we have new images of an unprecedented show of force by the u.s. against north korea. the pictures show two bombers taking off from guam on the way to the sea of japan. it's the first time japanese and south korean fighters flew alongside u.s. planes. president trump and military officials have been discussing options on dealing with pyongyang. and the u.s

. >> seth williams if prison since late june and basically solitary confinement looks gaunt and occasionally wiping tears from his eyes as the federal prosecutor asked judge paul diamond to impose the maximum sentence. five years, which williams agreed to when he took the plea. >> this was a serious case involving corruption involving fraud and rare that we have not just a public official who is selling his office but also defrauding private individuals in a separate matter. >> he denied williams request to be let out to visit his ailing mother for fear of her passing away. >> you stole from her mother and now you want to visit her. a reference to evidence presented at trial that williams defrauded her nursing home out of $23,000. and the lawyer read his apologetic to the people of philadelphia for quote, letting them down. >> we didn't want to make this a sobbing spectacle. obviously it's not my day of sentencing to get his words across it was better that i read it. >> his wife and daughters were in court to support him and left court without responding and the girlfriend making an obscene

. >> they're searching for this prince william county teenager. take a look at your screen.years old. last seen around 1:45 this morning. she's believe to be in extreme danger and was last seen on danville road in woodbridge. we're going to take this photo you'll be able to share that with your community as well. >>> at 9:37, heading to brunch this morning, maybe getting ready to head out the door to church? "storm team 4"'s lauryn ricketts has the forecast. >> talking about the sun making >>> a local high school is helping a brother and a sister who lost everything in puerto rico. this weekend they'll be giving the royal treatment during homecoming. >> yep. the siblings enrolled a few weeks ago after fleeing the hurricane. "news4's" david culver has their story very homecoming season. students getting dressed up for a night of dancing. >> i didn't bring any suitcase because we didn't know. >> you have no suitcase with the dance adriana and her brother sebastien showed up. they fled home in puerto rico or what's left. >> when i went over, i saw my house, the trees falling do

as you head out the door this morning, be on the lookout as we show you a picture of what william batale lookse. his family and maryland state police want to find him. batale was last seen just before 7:00 baum last night. he was driving a gray nissan cube with maryland plates. 6'2", 140 pounds. wearing a blue plaid shirt and khaki pants. if you see him call 911. eun, back to you. >> molette, thank you. 6:17. the company at the center of the biggest data breech wins a multi-million dollar contract with the i.r.s. >> the federal government is going to pay equifax more than $7 million to verify taxpayer's identities and help prevent fraud. this contract was awarded to equifax even though they've had a exposed personal information to as many as 140 million americans. some republican and democratic lawmakers say they have yet to describe how that happened. >>> a security breech that happened in 2013 may still affect you today. yahoo! confirms that every account that existed four years ago is still affected. how should you protect yourself? change passwords and security questions for any account wi

look into tom. >> woodruff: tamera keith, amy walter, "politics monday," thank you both. >> you're welcome. >> woodruff: now, we return to our series on the opioid epidemic, "america addicted." in a moment, williamngham looks at how federal law enforcement was undermined when it came to stopping shipments of the drugs. let's begin with a report from the southwest. while states nationwide have been scrambling to tackle the crisis, new mexico has been hard at work with an aggressive response for years. and yet its death rate from overdoses remains stubbornly high. hari sreenivasan begins our report in northern new mexico. >> how'd your week go this week? >> sreenivasan: this is what progress against the opioid epidemic looks like. >> i kind of messed up. guy pulled out a baggie and it was meth. i kind of messed up, and i kind of relapsed with meth. >> sreenivasan: it's the latest relapse for anthony ocana. his doctor, gina perez-baron at las clinicas del norte had already discovered it during a routine drug screen. >> i'm glad you told me. not happy, but glad you told me. >> sreenivasan: then the surprise-- anthony's drug of choice is heroin... >> did they have heroin? they did? no kidding. and yo

. >> they're searching for a prince williams teenager. take a look at your photo. her name is sanagi, aguilar cruz. she was last seen at 1:45 in woodbridge, virginia. she's believed to be in extreme danger and was last seen on danville road. police believe she was taken against her will and may be with a 21-year-old man named roberto segovia and may be in a dark honda civil, possibly a hatchback. we've posted on twitter and facebook as well. if you're online, on your tablet, your phone, please share information out. that's a serious situation. >>> at 10:01, with want to turn our attention to the weather because we're waiting for the clouds to get on out of here. get them out. >> they're moving so slowly. >> we're going to wait for a little bit. a little bit of sunshine in that region. but for us, they're going to be slow to clear. once again. same deal as yechld took a while to get out of here. once they do get out of here, that testimony is going to go on up. we're dealing with the fog, the clouds, even a little bit of drizzle. we've come up one degree right now j

look at heavy volume 95 northbound by prince william. dale cityto red zone 4 minute stripe leave early there. virginia sdriv times. 95 northbound from fred fredericksburg to 610 stafford ford and 25 minute trip. that's a delay in the camera behind me. 3 95 in the clear once you pa the mixing bowlment sluggish 234 sutly road to the beltway. maryland drive times 270 southbound from 70 to 121, 39 minute trip. outer loop congestion sky fox 95 behind me 50 getting back to normal outside thebility way in maryland after earlier crash. back to you allison and steve. >> warping for drivers this morning take extra caution out there on the roads. why, well today, the dmz tell braits international walk to school day. live picture world 6 capitol hill where the mayor will speak 7:45 several other events planned in virginia and maryland. >> as we head to break now. how cute is this. washington redskins quarterback kirk cousins with newborn baby boy and puppy there too. whole family starting to bond together. the team retweeted this incompetent picture

tim: the wife did not want to show their face or use their names because prince william county police are still looking for their attackers. >> they threw them on the sofa, beat him, stabbed him. the incident happened when her 19-year-old son refused to let a honda civic speed by and they chased the teenager home. >> my husband said get in the house. tim: mom called 911 and grabbed a baseball bat, but the invaders snatched it and used the bat to beat her husband. then one of the attackers, a woman, pulled out a gun. >> she said all we need it was an apology. tim: all she could do was watch the brutal attk looking at me because he knows the woman has regarded in my face. tim: the attackers eventually left, getting away before the police could catch them. >> i want them to go to jail for life. tim: tonight there is a detailed suspect description which is on app, and theree was also a suspect description with a black honda civic with a gold or silver stripe on the side. tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: and this just in -- what you are looking at a surveillance video that shows windows being broken and pain

williams. also known as of equal justice works because in 19 91, 6 years after she joined the bench. can you believe it? she is so young looking. [laughter] 1991, judge williams awarded an antitrust case, which gave us the funding to our fellowship campaign. judge williams, thank you. we are indebted to you. [applause] judge williams was the first attorney of color in the u.s. attorney's office in chicago and then she served on the u.s. district court for the northern district of illinois. judge the first and only of color on the circuit. [applause] judge williams also founded "just the beginnings" foundation, a pipeline organization that aims to increase diversity in the judiciary by inspiring young people to pursue legal careers. before we begin,

looked like williams was thinking about maybe pulling that back out of his belly. >> brian: i don't like the zone read in short yardage situations, because you force the quarterback to make a decision and any indecision in the back's mind slows them down from getting to the line of scrimmage. i just like turn around, handing it to him on a power play and letting him go. >> steve: fourth down. they're going to bring the sticks out. and this is not necessarily the ball game, with utah still having all three time-outs left. >> brian: correct. >> steve: still big nonetheless. >> brian: yeah, he lost yardage. you know, we have not seen any of this speed option from troy williams, but i know that's in the attack, he's not the dynamic runner that tyler huntley is, but sometimes in fourth down situations, defenses are so backed inside, they're vulnerable on the outside. >> steve: how about sneak? williams off the play fake. rolling to his right, has a man wide open! it's his tight end down inside the 5 yard line. >> brian: what a play call fro you mentioned it. they all get wadded up on fourth a

looked like williams was thinking about maybe pulling that back out of his belly. >> brian: i don't like the zone read in short yardage situations, because you force the quarterback to make a decision and any indecision in the back's mind slows them down from getting to the line of scrimmage. i just like turn around, handing it to him on a power play and letting him go. >> steve: fourth down. they're going to bring the sticks out. and this is not necessarily the ball game, with utah still having all three time-outs left. >> brian: correct. >> steve: still big nonetheless. >> brian: yeah, he lost yardage. you know, we have not seen any of this speed option from troy williams, but i know that's in the attack, he's not the dynamic runner that tyler huntley is, but sometimes in fourth down situations, defenses are so backed inside, they're vulnerable on the outside. >> steve: how about sneak? williams off the play fake. rolling to his right, has a man wide open! it's his tight end down inside the 5 yard line. >> brian: what a play call from troy taylor. you mentioned it. they all get wadded

in federal prison judge paul diamond described williams as quote high roller whose actions harmed all the citizens of the city. said judge to somber looking williams, you sold yourself to the parasites you surrounded yourself with. >> no shock. we were prepared for 60 months. there was no mystery in it. that was well within the guidelines and given the fact that judge diamond revoke his bail on june29th we expected a 60 month sentence. >> reporter: the scaling rebuke from the judge -- >> i expected that as well. >> reporter: williams implosion was many months in the making back in february announced he will not seek a third term as district attorney. >> my decision to accept gifts and failed to report them brought much embarras embarrass, shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: criminal charges followed bribery and other crimes allegaions that williams had a effect sold his influence as da to support a lavish lifestyle. he would ultimate and plead guilty in june as part of the deal that ended with trial prematurely. >> shame, shame, shame. >> in documents filed just last week, willi

holly williams got a rare look inside what was once considered the isis capital. >> reporter: this is the shattered heart of raqqa, laid waste by three years of isis rule and a siege that's lasted four months. on the front line, these u.s.-backed syrian militiamen decided to put on a show for our camera. isis gunmen are hiding in the ruins of a nearby apartment building, they say but it looked more like boredom than real fighting. progress here is grinding slow. they know exactly where isis is, in a tiny sect ofort city. but they can't flush them out. around 250 fighters are thought to be dug in, some of them in this stadium, others around maim square, which isis once decorated with severed heads. but amongst the fighters are civilians being used as human shields. "they have women and children with them" commander zaaem ahmadi told us. he used to be an tradition in raqqa and claimed to have killed dozens of isis extremists. he took us to see a long-dead corpse. the only signs of life in most neighborhoods, apart from the fighters, are stray cats. they're trying to stay alive, like eve

holly williams got a rare look inside raqqa. >> reporter: under the gate to raqqa's old city the bodiesfive dead isis fighters rot in the desert heat. they were killed a week ago according to these american- backed militiamen, one of them still wearing a suicide belt. the stench of death is everywhere in raqqa, and so is fear. this is how you get to the front line, at breakneck speed to avoid isis snipers. there is this thud of u.s. coalition air strikes. but we saw only sporadic fighting because isis with as few as 250 fighters remaining in the city is pinned down. we're about less than a hundred yards from the hospital. that is what is left of the main hospital and other buildings close by. and they have human shields. in this broken city, it's thought there are still around 2,000 civilians. america's allies on the ground are out for revenge. many have lost family members to isis. and with them is an american volunteer, mike hogan from phoenix, arizona, who was a waiter before he came here six months ago. have you killed any isis fighters during the action that you have seen? >> no, b

captain ashley williams looked to have earned them a draw.r the french side. it leaves everton bottom of the group and without a win in four games in all competitions. arsenal are on course to reach the knockout stages of the competition though. how about this for a goal? is it a scorpion? they beat red star belgrade, thanks to this finish by 0livier giroud. the fallout from the fa parliamentary hearings continues. england women's goalkeeping coach lee kendall is to be investigated for alleged "unacceptable behaviour towards eni alu ko". the nigeria—born striker says he spoke to her in a fake caribbean accent. and gold for britain's amy truesdale at the world para taekwondo championships, being hosted in the uk for the first time. the sport will make its paralympic debut at tokyo 2020. more from the papers in a moment. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. is it raining? we have typical autumnal weather on the cards. we had the mist and fog over recent days. the wind is picking up and it will turn a little more active. more stor

philadelphia's exdistrict attorney seth williams in jail since june looked gaunt occasionally wiping away tears as the prosecution asked judge diamond to give the maximum sentence five years in prison which was it's deal when he plead guilty to corruption on one count and 28 other charges are dropped. >> mr. williams is a criminal. he did not make a mistaken and engages in these crimes for many many years, anybody he was in a position to exploit. >> the judge denied the question to be let out on house arrest to visit with his ailing mother before he is sent away fearing she will pass away when he is incarcerated. you stole from your mother now you want a visitor? a reference to evidence presented at trial that williams defrauded his mother's nursing home out of $23,000. his mother read an apologetic letter to the people of philadelphia for letting him down. >> i made the question for him and for his mother and daughters, unfortunately the court denied the request. and his mother and girlfriend were in court and left court white house without comment and the girlfriend making an obsce

william hurt says it. the president looks at twitter very much the same way. for him, it is like a typewriter. he types it on his smartphone and best think he knows, it is on television. next thing he knows, it is on television. frank: do you report the tweets in real time? tweets cominge literally at any hour of the day or night? >> i remember getting in trouble. . was on tv when i was on duty i was on air when he tweeted something and i wrote the story while i was on air. it was a sense of incredible urgency. now, it isppened quite healthy. they tend to absorb things. it is being much more released into the bloodstream. in real time,s it people are wondering what this means and how does it play and with what he said before. basically outlets that are getting used to this fast-paced news from the president. i think it is notable. story never written a from a -- official the presidential account. donaltrump is what he uses. cranked as when george w. bush walked out of the holding -- under his arm. it has been very important. that the president took to twitter.

live look at center city on little bit of a wet and cool thursday out there. scott williamsere with first look at your forecast. scott, a little cooler out there today. >> it certainly was. i mean finally feeling more like fall, iain. look at the temperatures right now. 62 degrees. below average and we can thank those winds pretty gusty right now out of the east at 18 miles per hour. locking in those clouds and also the cooler temperatures. high pressure well to the north in new england but that clockwise wind flow giving us those winds off the ocean. take look at the sustained winds right now anywhere from about ten to 20 miles per hour. but look at the temperatures. that's been the story of the day. upper 50s in reading and pottstown. low 60s philadelphia and wilmington. low to mode 60s right now down the shore. so if you're stepping outdoors this evening, grab the light jackets and sweaters look at the overnight low tepp hers. 42 degrees mount pocono. upper 40s in the lehigh valley. coming up, we'll talk about how long this cloudy and cool pattern will last. tracking a fe

look at allentown. lots of us hoping this gorgeous weather is going stick around. meteorologist scott williams joining us now. how is it looking if we have weekend plans, scott yes. >> i think the weekend we're looking at milder temperatures than what we saw today, dawn. in fact the high temperature in allentown 72 degrees. 73 in reading. philadelphia 72 degrees. above the normal for this time of year which is 66 degrees. so the nice stretch of weather continues tonight and right through the upcoming weekend. upper 60s right now. comfortable humidity. winds are out of the southwest at about 10 miles per hour. ultimate doppler it's dry, it's quiet. high pressure prominent and dominant at least through next 69 philadelphia and take a look off to the west. 75 in memphis. 79 st. louis. 95 degrees right now in phoenix. so much of the nation dealing with warmer than average temperatures. we have 66 degrees pottstown right now. 66 in millville. along with atlantic city. so if you're stepping outdoors, it will be comfortably cool hour by hour 67 degrees at 7:00 o'clock. 62 by 9:00. upper 50s by 11:00

here's live look at center city. scott williamsur forecast in just 15 seconds much >> the summer like temperatures will likely continue over the next several days. look at the numbers for your thursday. 81 was the high temperature in philadelphia. 82 in allentown. we had low to mid 80s, dover, trenton. look at that 84 degrees the average for this time of year is 70 degrees. so we'll continue with the 80s over the next several days. look at the numbers right now. we have 78 in allentown. 78 degrees in reading. a pair of sevens wilmington to dover, millville, atlantic city a popular number right now. 77 degrees. ultimate doppler showing some clouds a few showers trying to sneak in from the west. we'll kind of zoom in and show you what's happening this moving through the harrisburg area. moving into sections of lancaster county. also into berks county over the next couple of hours. so don't be caught off guard. some of this activity will move especially north and west. we'll go hour by hour. you can see the clock by 7:00 p.m. moving i

we have a new crash 95 northbound before prince william parkway. look at that parking lot of traffic in the main lanes. hov lanes okay but the main lanes are pretty nasty right now. now as we make our way out we have several other crashes. this one in woodbridge 95 southbound before the rest area blocking the right shoulder. slow roll there as well. and we're also dealing with this crash. 95 northbound often ramp to 123. several crashes and delays along 95 north and southbound between fredericksburg and the beltway. northbound side from give yourself at least an extra hour of time to get through those main lanes. aside from that one look at 270 southbound. earlier crash out by 80, that has cleared to the right shoulder. all lanes opened. still a 41 minute trip from that 70 to 121. more volume from 121 to the beltway. also metro delays blue yellow line watch for delays to franconia-springfield and huntington. there's a signal problem outside national airport. aside from that the rest of your metro rail lines looking good. as you move over this is a look

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scott williams has look at your saturday forecast.e able to make up its mind, scott. >> temperatures running a good 10 degrees or more above average, lauren, later on this afternoon. feeling more like spring. a little bit of a chill, though, first thing on this saturday morning. a warm weekend ahead. we'll talk about the monday night football scenario, and if those showers will hold off. rain a good bet though as we move toward your tuesday. temperature wise, 37 degrees currently in mount pocono. so some frost on the old pumpkin there. 40 degrees in pottstown. 47 wilmington. 44 degrees in millville. we have 49 currently in atlantic city. we'll kind of zoom in to sections of south jersey. mullica hill 40 degrees. 40 in bordentown. 42 hammonton. mid 50s north wildwood. 55 degrees in ocean city. later on this afternoon, a lot of sunshine. don't forget the sunscreen. we're looking at 71 degrees mount pocono. 74 in pottstown. 74 in dover. mid to upper 70s in philadelphia and millville along with trent trenton. high pressure prominent and d

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our own rick williams was there among the walkers, looking good. were many teams among those raising awareness and fun for the american cancer society. the money will be used for research and patient support programs. >>> finally tonight, dogs from across the delaware valley got all dressed up for the very important place to go. it was the fourth annual fund raise to go dog walk held here at wilson farm park in wayne delaware county. nine regional nonprofits will benefit from this event. some dogs showed up performing tricks and navigating and any jillty course, it's the kickoff to national dog show month in philadelphia. >>> world news sunday is next on channel 6. don't miss action news at 10:00 on phl. and for melissa magee, jeff skversky, walter perez and the entire action news team, i'm sarah bloomquist, we'll see you back here at 11:00. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chri

williams. he pleaded guilty to a federal corruption charge in june and resign as da. he is scheduled to be sentenced on tuesday and faces up to five years in prison. >>> major party candidates lookingo earn williams former job faced off last night. they share their visions for restoring integrity to the district of attorney office. the league of women's voters could sponsorrerred the debate. >> we love this forecast. it's going to be nice not only today, but through the weekend and some issues next week as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry, looking outside, a little cool this morning, stars are out and lots of sun is coming up over the horizon, we'll warm up nicely later this morning into the afternoon. currently we're at 59 degrees in philadelphia. we could see the numbers dip a little bit before we turn it around. that's mild for this time of the year and certainly compared to where we were the last couple of mornings. winds out of the west at 9 miles per hour cool enough for a coat, but not too bad. cloud cover spilling into western pennsylvania for the first time this workweek. in the east we have a fair amount of sunshine on the way. we'll have cloud cover

look at allentown. kind of a dreary day to say the least across the delaware and lehigh valley. definitely feeling like fall outside. meteorologist scott williams here now with first look at our forecast. what can we expect, scott? will it stay cool and crisp? >> a little bit of a roller coaster ride as we head toward the coming weekend, dawn much those temperatures as you were mentioning below average for today. right now 65 degrees. but by the up come weekend we'll climb into the 70s even low 80s by your sunday but right now humidity 75%. the sun will set this evening at 6:24. and we're looking at a lot of cloud cover out there and down the shore note few showers showing up on ultimate doppler definitely not the best of beach days as far as those temperatures you can see pretty much area wide low to mid 60s. 63 degrees right now in allentown. 65 in wilmington. 66 currently in atlantic city. so jackets and sweaters if you're stepping outdoors. maybe for some football friday night lights. we're looking at those numbers falling into the low 60s by 11:00 o'clock tonight. and then overnight tonight those temperatures will drop back into the 50s. s

judge and claire williams is also known about them -- also known as the mother of equal justice work. she joined the bench in 1991. can you believe it? she is so incredible looking. [laughter] but in 1991 judge williams awarded leftover fronts from a net i, which gave us the seed funding to create our postgraduate fellowship program. so, judge williams, thank you. we are forever indebted to you. judge williams served on the u.s. district court for the northern district of illinois. she is the first and only judge of color on the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit. judge williams also founded an organization that aims to increase diversity in the judicial realm. before we begin a want to turn to our speakers and introduce you to this extraordinary audience. >> to understand how it ends you became such a force we begin at the beginning. you grew up in brooklyn. wonderful parents. your mom did complete high school. your dad didn't. your roots have been russian and youyou ayouyou a -- austria. your mother gave you some advice that stuck with you all your life. >> my mother was born in an age where there were many thing some advice that that women couldn't