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i saw some sprinkles or was it just condensation on my windshield this morning? >> good job, condensation. yeah, big word at 4:30 in the morning! good morning, everyone. we have condensation all associated with that very deep marine layer that's hovering around sfo now. currently it's so mild out the door again. 56 in santa rosa. 59 san francisco. later today, if you liked it yesterday, going to love it today. just a little bit cooler. details coming up. but first let's say good morning. liza. welcome back. >> thank you so much. good morning, everybody. we are going to talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. everything is as it should be. very light traffic leaving oakland heading into the city and the chp says there are no big accidents on the roads so a nice start to the tuesday drive. guys? >> that's good news. thank you. >>> and just a short time ago, president obama addressed the nation after diplomats in vienna struck an iranian nuclear deal curbing iran's nuclear program in exchange for billions of dollars in relief from international sanctions. it will repo

his windshield is busted, and his car is pretty banged up.n cause this much commotion, what about a truck full? december 11, 2012, krasnodar, russia, the dash cam of the car shows a wide view of the road. pay attention to the white cargo van in the distance. it's about to veer into oncoming traffic, swiping a large truck. >> so a farm truck that you really can't see what's inside tips over. unlike most other vegetable or other carrying trucks, a bunch of livestock come out of the top. >> you immediately think, what is going through the animals' minds because they have no include, first of all, where they're going and who's driving. all they know is suddenly they're on their side and some of them are rolling over entirely. >> it's hard to tell just how many cows tumble on to the road but the sight is shocking. >> i felt so bad for the cows. i just wanted to go and hug each of those cows and say, i'm so sorry, so sorry this driver of the car tipped you guys over. >> it's okay, no crying over spilled milk. >> took cow tipping to the extreme. lit

cracking through that windshield. >> tornado on the ground! >> at least two tornados reported south of st. uis, debris spotted in the air, cars under water and a state of emergency in muskeegee, oklahoma bringing half a foot of rain to parts of hard hit texas. in brownwood, evacuations, a man swept away by flood waters. in indianapolis the water receding, residents resurvey the damage. >> this is devastating. >> reporter: and, david, tonight here in philly just take a look at the mad rush behind me. they know that this storm is on the way, david. >> trying to get home ahead of this. live in philly, thanks. let's get right to rob because it's moving quickly and you were telling me these next few hours are crucial. >> yeah the next couple of hours are crucial. let's get to it. tornado watch and severe thunderstorm watch. look at that strong line of storms about to hit allentown and baltimore. future radar showing at least by 8:00 philadelphia getting hit hard with these storms and by 9:00 to new york city. the storms linger across new england un

i had windshield wipers on. >> me too. welcome to the dawn patrol. five hours of fun. we have a lot of cloud cover. amazing, 90, cloudy and rain yesterday for some. we talked about the moisture. it came in late for some, fog is there, the inland areas are warm, there's some rain, not a lot, get enough break, you can get cloudy skies, the lows are through the roof, upper 60s, 70s, 80s. 50s, 60s closer to the water, warmer than it was 24 hours ago, west at 24, that's decent, not enough of the breeze to stop the humidity, isolated rain, a lot is not reaching the ground, a lot is. partly cloudy, humid, not as hot but warm, isolated showers and thundershowers. is this mr. alex savidge here. >> still hanging around here steve. >> that's good. >> it is a good thing, i thought i was going crazy when i saw the drops on the windshield. >> you had lots of company. >> that's good. if you're going to be crazy have company. >> no problems on the roadways around the bay area, that's the good news. we'll go out east and take you to highway 4, pittsburgh bay point, those are the folks

. >> reporter: bullet holes in the door and windshield give you a sample of the violence last night. police happened to be checking the dates on this sedan and it came back as stolen. the suspect made a run for it and hit the gas. the subject rapidly accelerated at an officer who was standing near the intersection outside of his patrol car. the stolen vehicle struck the officer's patrol vehicle. the officer fired a half dozen shots. one bullet hit the young man. he is in the hospital. >> there was no vehicle pursuit at any time. >> the officer who fired shots was hurt and treated at the scene but the extent of his injuries is unknown. the officer is on standard paid administrative leave. the police department will be getting help with the investigation from the d.a.'s office and sheriff's office. >>> firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a kennel in monterrey to catch fire killing more than a dozen dogs. the owner was gone when the fire started yesterday afternoon. the facility cares for pets while their owners are away on vacation. it appears the dogs died of smoke inhal

actually not too far away from here when the rain began and there were a couple of drops on our windshield and then the sky opened up. there is a huge difference at this hour, the westbound lanes of the schuylkill the roads are wet but the rain has lightened up incredibly from the heavy storms this morning. thunder boomed across pottstown early this morning, heavy storms moved through dumping rain across our area. when the rain started in pottstown it was like someone turned on a faucet and some spots quickly flooded. high street by college was under water and a minivan got stuck police were on scene when the tow truck was hooked up and hauled away. and lightning strikes across salem, new jersey more strikes lit up wilmington as the storms rolled through and roads were wet for this morning's commute like here on 422 east, windshield wipers batted away the rain drops in phoenixville fire crews were called to this home on dayton street and people escaped unharmed by their homes were destroyed. the fire marshall was investigating if the fire was lightning related. fire marshalls are on locati

or we're talking about windshield wipers that have the ability to communicate with other windshield wipers and alert your car to an impending storm or an autonomous vehicle to a construction zone soon arriving. there has been much discussion of the home and personal manifestations of things. it is important, however, not to ignore the commercial deployment. they are real, tangible, and have huge potential economic benefit. whether it is the demyment of centers in our energy grid to ensure greater resiliency and reliance, the deployment of sensors in transportation systems to allow more efficient delivery. or to ensure safety for workers. the economic impact, much of the economic impact will come from the deployment which by 2030 is expected to be almost $7 trillion. so what are we doing to ensure that is the case? we're focused on a multi-faceted approach that is heavily emphasized security, privacy standards as well as investment in infrastructure. with regard to security and privacy or we are working innovating around those issues. making sure they are developed by design so they are par

you feel bad for the poor windshield wipers that are disem boweled. >> so the windshield wipers worked cogs actually set it in motion. but did it all happen in one continuous shot? well, almost. >> let me say that the whole sequence actually worked, a two-minute sequence worked. when we came down to the shoot days, we made a decision. we decided just so we had a better chance of succeeding to shoot it in two, 60-second segments and then they would join in the middle. it was half a seconds worth of cgi on the exhaust box between the two 60-second sequences but you can't see it. >> one shot or two? this is a hit. >> it's beautiful to watch. definitely i would forward this to other people. check this out. they actually did it. oh, my god, can you believe it. that's the kind of reaction i had. i know other people would think the time way. >> viral videos continue to amaze and enthrall and entertain us. sometimes they even fool us. if you were tricked by one of the videos you just saw, don't worry. they even get me sometimes. that's contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on

i had to turn on the windshield wipers this morning. i was like, what is this stuff?you're probably seeing it now in the north bay and as we go into the afternoon it all clears out, we will get some sunshine and highs reaching into the upper 70s for the south bay, east bay 72 degrees and the tri-valley expect a high of 80 degrees. overall these temperatures are very comfortable as we see the highs in the upper 60s for san francisco and 78 degrees for the north bay. in today's forecast we see a little bit of some rain that we're seeing moving across the north bay, moving towards the east bay as it fizzles out, getting a closer loosh at what's happening around santa rosa, 101 further to the north the roads may be a little wet. later on today we will have more traffic concerns with the phillies and giants around at&t park, but great weather to spend at at&t park. first pitch will be at 63 degrees. had this area of low pressure that's bringing us the clouds and the sprinkles will continue to move off to the east. it was drawing in some hon soonl moisture as that continues

but the windshield wipers are on as we head down 101. it's some weather we're having but no one seems to be upset. >> reporter: it's a car wash but you can't blame anyone for dreaming. >> reporter: there's not enough rain collected to have kept the -- alive. let's put it that way. >> reporter: that's an official -- from the car wash owner. >> i think people were frankly shocked. it's been so long. it's been so long since we've had rain. >> reporter: surprisingly the last rain was a month ago. june10. another odd ball summer day when umbrellas and jackets came out in chilly santa rosa. this group came out for some summer canoeing, in the rain. >> it's good for the drought. >> yeah, it's good for the drought. >> but bad for our vacation. >> like a continuation of our winter which we never had. so we had to get it sometime. >> reporter: the drops seemed to be drying up by the afternoon commute. along with the puddles that seemed to promising earlier in the day. although the lawns got a good drink. >> july 9, shouldn't be raining. so right o

in the meantime you may find a few sprinkles. >> need the windshield wipers and i ran into light showers and maybe drizzle at the coast. you will need an umbrella north bay to the west of 101 all the way down to daly city pacifica and you can see the scattered light showers out highway 4

. >> good morning, also, new video for this morning zoo exhibit's glass is shattered like a windshield. we'll let you know how an animal caused all of that damage. i'm thinking that far james patterson show on cbs show now zoo. >> no kidding. >> what's going on? >> hopefully a friendly animal. that's terrifying. >> indeed. >> clause, big teeth. >> you got that right. good morning family. >> good morning! humid, hot start. >> yes. >> how do you segway from that? >> is it a jungle out there? >> there go. >> rid there. >> bamm. >> i like it. >> well done, you good stuff. it certainly feels like the tropics, right? >> you walk out the door and it is like a rain forest, so steamy outside lot every building heat, building humidity today. i know we had wet weather too on the vine. well ' show you what's going on out there actually. we start things off by taking you out first and for most, to one of the live neighborhood shots. beach patrol headquarters, so steamy outside the fog isn't terrible, but when you do have is just this moisture content in the atmosphere, that's really leading to the

i had to turn on my windshield wipers. yes, it's been a long time since we've had a nice mist in the morning. as we head out right now we see the temperatures are in the lower 60s. you may have some sprinkles, too, as you make that morning drive and into the afternoon. all of that clears out, though, and we will see a mixture of sun and clouds. temperatures will be topping out in the 60s and 70s all across the bay. east bay 72 degrees, while the tri-valley make it into the upper 70s, even some lower 80s there. it will be a nice start out to the weekend, getting ready for more comfortable temperatures. more on that is coming up in the microclimate forecast. good morning, mike. >>> there's some of the after effects, damp pavement. but also this pavement is going to be disrupted. the golden gate bridge i suggest you avoid that as we take a look at it we see very light volume of traffic, folks are avoiding that restricted flow across the span and in san francisco we keep talking about this happening starting last night at 10:0

be difficult, volume wise, we're not seeing it but low visibility, it is that mist coming up on windshield here and just driving in weather like this is just scary. make sure you are taking it easy. here's the the vine street expressway coming to and from 76 or i-95 through center city. traveling west or eastbound we are good to go. we didn't that have construction project this morning so no lanes are blocked. a as we continue now we have a traffic light malfunction, if you are traveling around the oaks area, thinks west main street at egypt road, if you are traveling in and around this area you do want to proceed with extra caution at that intersection. also, we have construction on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound between bensalem and willow grove right and center lanes blocked. no major delays for mass transit the but good idea to call ahead at the the airport. >> happening today delaware river port authority is expected to give drivers a break on some, some areas tolls. >> some is the keyword. >> discount will help commuters who make frequent crossings of the bridges. "eyewitness ne

the windshield wipers will be working a little bit. by tomorrow evening at this time low clouds begin to filter back in after a mostly sunny day. we'll go with temperatures that have been pretty much the way we've seen them lately. fog and drizzle near the shore. chance of thunderstorm wednesday and thursday. slight chance. then it will warm up by the weekend back in to the mid 80s inland. here's how it looks if you're heading out of the bay area. thunderstorms by the sierra. redding still warm. 95 degrees. central valley plenty warm too. 99 to fresno. 69 for monterey. tonight 60 degrees. sun up tomorrow at 6 minutes before 6:00. plenty of sun in the south bay and 74 at santa clara. 75 for fremont. in the eastbound, 80. north bay looks good. 77 in san rafael. by yuke ie - ukiah 87 degrees. extended forecast, usual low clouds along the shoreline. a few sprinkles in the bay area then we're back in to the mid 80s by the weekend. >> the boss called. he wants you on the morning show tomorrow. you can't take the rest of the week off. >>> how

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. >> windshield wipers are on as light rain hits the north bay. looking live right now where the weather has been largely overcast the entire day. >> you can see the rain drops on the camera and the gray dreary skies out there. and looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza it is mostly cloudy you can see there. >> in the south bay looking live you can see it is really a very nice day. let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel to see what is on right now. >> i am going to show you what is on live doppler 7 hd. wipers are not going on the cars at this moment but we have seen some. live doppler 7 hd tracking most of the activity in the north bay. getting some very light showers and as we take you to the east bay street level radar, a little bit on the damp side. do watch out for slick roadways. definitely some more moisture heading in our direction. it is moving in from the north. as i show you a computer animation of the future, more showers coming up later on tonight. a live look from what i'm seeing here. oakland hills and some ot

we have a sprinkle on the windshield rolling out of the driveway. coming into philadelphia, ben franklin looking good no problems at all in center city philadelphia weaver been off to a good start here rolling in through west philadelphia, watch for local detours around the fire location at forty-fourth and chestnut, we will go for a ride southbound i-95, so far so good just watch it heading in the construction soap, coming into philadelphia, both cottman and girard avenue, that construction squeeze there and it is first morning rush hour, of patco high speed line new schedule that they put in effect over weekend. it will impact both the morning and the afternoon rush hour, and this time around, the next couple of months, it is monday through friday, single tracking, in and out of philadelphia. then later this morning bring kid out our breakfast segment will take over our dell any lancaster avenue in paoli. i will be out there from 9:00 to 10:00 to bring the kid and come on by. if you are coming back from the shore, the place is packed this weekend.

you have to use your windshield wipers, you have to use your windshield wipers. at san bruno we have had widespread drizzle. we have not wiped off the lens. see some spiderwebs, as well. we are seeing temperatures cooled today and thunderstorms in the far for the bay. 70s from hayward in san rafael to fremont 73, san jose 73. livermore the warm spot 78. about 10 degrees below average, san francisco 65. look at all the thunderstorms over the sierra today. that will make it to reservoirs. it's wonderful news. it's not snowpack but it's water. we have had some thunderstorms as close as mendocino county. cloverdale showers there, rain in ukiah, things calming down but rain at clearlake and lakeport. look at all the thunderstorms tomorrow. yosemite rain, tahoe rain and hail. thunderstorms likely for redding, sacramento could see some rain. ukiah another round of thunderstorms and eureka thunderstorms, as well. as for why all of this is going on, there's a broad area of low pressure, cold air aloft that wants to sink. you get turbulence in the atmosphere, rain around t

you will need the windshield wipers around the bay and coast where the marine layer is deepening. out there. and the temperatures have been mild for at least 10 days now in the 60s. and that's because we have a west wind onshore and it's that warmer air mass blowing over the warmer waters. the water temperature now off san francisco 64 degrees. right now it is 55 in santa rosa. it is 59 degrees in san francisco. and later today, temperatures cool slightly along the coast because of that deepening marine layer but pretty similar inland. so i'm going with 60s at the beaches, 70s, 80s peninsula up to 84 in morgan hill. 86 in gilroy. swinging around to the eastern portion of the bay area, 84 in walnut creek, fairfield and also towards disco bay. 64 today in bodega bay. 20 degrees warmer than that onshore inland in santa rosa. upper 70s in kentfield and good morning, mill valley, you'll top off in the low 80s. it will be 89 degrees today in ukraine. i have the full seven-day forecast that's coming up with possible changes so liza, we'll want to stick around for that. >> wonderful. we a

windshield wipers were certainly moving. >> and in downtown san francisco, the rain was enough for people to break out their umbrellas. people heading home tonight wearing their rain jackets. >> well, chief meteorologist paul deanno with how long we are going to see this wet weather in our parts. >> those umbrella probably have cobwebs on them. it's been a while but we have rain out there right now. if you are watching us in milpitas or san jose or even morgan hill, there is some rain heading your way impacting the evening commute. 880 is soggy when you get south of fremont to san jose. and we are looking at some new showers moving from the north to the south. this is the next batch of rain moving in. impacting you in calistoga, st. helena south to yountsville, the city of napa, american canyon and other areas. rain in july. look at the rain to the north. more thunderstorms in the sierra more rain in lake county, mendocino county all the way to fort bragg. it is quite wet outside on the radar right now. taking a look at rainfall totals, they haven't amounted to much. we are talking about

break windshield knows then then i tried to evade it and have an accident. >> reporter: like this onerefighting aircraft spare on the increase just last week after crews spotted five runs over the fire on interstate 15 the aircraft was grounded that put people and property at risk. "homes eased as a way to break off while there's a drone now drowned forseen this time but this just a problem there so small that hard to see and then the last thing he needs is one more thing to watch for especially when it's not supposed to be there to settle lower than us you can see it or so and that about me staying and make my job and i come around to. as a drowned right there in my windshield and then what do so yet it would be bad firefighters tell me someone could theoretically be prosecuted for hat haping firefighter efforts we learned tonight that state lawmakers will soon be considering see legislation hefty fines and possible jail time for drug use but does interfere with firefighters' efforts all bridges in california now inspected along a 30 mi. stretch of interstate 10 heavy rain caused the

internal network to do things like turn off the transmission steering braking, even things like windshieldre leaving out that one small piece that is how to make that transition because while we want to give as much information as possible we want security researchers to be able to use this information, we don't want it to be a point and click hack type situation. so we are leaving a small porgts out but that portion took a few months to figure out. >> there's some criticism that you carried out this stunt on a busy highway, that it was dangerous, why not on a test track or empty lot? >> we did test the steering the braking and other stuff in an empty parking lot. but, you know we really were slowing the car down and we didn't really think there was much safety implications involved in that. i think people are out there, people worried about that they should be livid about people texting and driving or having low air pressure in their tires. i'm sure there are more of those out than the one time we did it. >> does it worry you the only fix offered by chrisser will is to download a patch an

you know let's walk through this because when you -- when i hear about, you know radio or windshieldh this was for you? >> this was an accumulation of almost three years of research, and the jeep alone took a year for dr. charlie miller and myself to investigate, examine and then remotely compromise the vehicle so this isn't something you do over a weekend or at night when you're bored. >> okay. so you did your homework but bottom line you did pull it off and what you did from my layman's understanding is you essentially hacked into the internet into the car which allowed you to go deeper into the radio and windshield wipers et cetera and there's cars on the road equipped with this technology that would increase the vulnerability. >> yeah. cars are becoming more connected and more technologically advanced and that's inevitable and i like it. we want technology and convenience in our vehicles. we just wanted to show that when adding this technology you have to think about security as well because if you have someone, you know with our skill sets and our determination, i think they can

that's a bmw with a gunshot through the windshield. it happened at 2:30. nobody has arrested, far as we know no one has been shot. just a bunch of cars. >>> police in montgomery county say they caught a bank robber who used a taxi cab as a getaway. the man walked into a pnc on east dekalb pike in upper merion and implied he had a gun. after getting an undetermined amount of cash he tried to get away in a cab. >> police are looking at a grandmother who gave her grandson a ride in her car as they fled the scene of a robbery. the tip called led to the car and the search inside netted $4,000 of stolen items. her grandson is charged with burglary and related offenses. >> we're following several developing stories including search for clues in the killing of a young mother in her philadelphia home. >> a prisoner is wanted for murder less than one day out on the run. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is wh

reports of people using the windshield wipers. it feels weird to talk about that in july. outside right now, we have this, lingering clouds. san francisco, covered with the rainfall, still a persistent drizzle and mist. enough to trigger the windshield wipers. san jose camera. clouds and breaks in the clouds. and we have more clouds showing up on the radar as well. the rain pattern. rain totals, lake sonoma, .15. santa rosa .07. sfo .100. thunderstorms across the sierra. look at all this energy rotating into the bay area. moving in this direction. favoring the north bay. i should mention the radar is in a sensitive state. enough to wet the roadways. you can see, north bay, napa, reports of light rain. santa rosa. this action beginning to spread to the south as well for san francisco and oakland as well. approaching the east bay for oakland and san leandro. current numbers, 4:00 p.m., mild, livermore 71. hayward 65. santa rosa 62. san francisco 66 degrees. we hold on to the possibility of showers tonight. thursday, fog in the morning -- actually friday, fog in the morning.

before i knew it, i was going through the windshield. >> early in the morning of july 19th, 2012, i was patrolling with the florida highway patrol. i was traveling on interstate 4 approaching the junction here in tampa with i-275. reports on the radio that a severe crash had occurred. i was roughly about three miles away, so i was able to respond rapidly. >> when i opened my eyes, i was laying through the windshield face down on the engine. the first thing that really crossed my mind was i'm outside, how can i be outside. i was just like what the hell happened. what happened. i couldn't really feel any pain. i think the only thing i could really feel was the sensation of the hot engine on my arms and my chest. and i heard robert yell, and he told me that his arm and his leg were broken. robert's father's a police officer and we knew it was best to try and stay awake, so we tried talking to one another, and just tried to keep each other calm. we hadn't heard anything from will. i think we both assumed that he was knocked out from the impact. >> there's a pretty large signal 4 on i-275 no

in february hail cracking windshield of this pan-am airlines bus a 321. >>> wildfires rage across the western united states. rising temperatures are about to complicate firefighter's efforts. thousands of people are being forced from their homes at close to 2 dozen separate fires burn across four states. flames in california forcing people near sacramento to pack up and leave. campsites are evacuated in the forest. containing the flames won't get any easier this week as firefighters get ready to battle the flames and temperatures nearing 100 degrees. at one high point rainy weather is helping firefighters in montana de dane flames from there. the coast guard>> th oo. >> this is a tough time for the families. they are parents are holding ohhen to hope. their sons will hold on to the deal. they used life jackets, the coast guard is now conducting search and rescue efforts in the navy air and water. even into parts of georgia it is a huge area. it is not uzi to spot the teens. >> we are not sure where they were on the boat. >> they were seen friday getting gas for the boat as they prepar

the low clouds will stick around, maybe you'll have to turn on the windshield wipers.into the evening we see more clouds and -- low clouds and moving into san francisco. show where visibility will be the lower and that stayed with us, with a lot of huity in the area now 10 to 15 miles an hour, kind of stayed there, keeping us from being able to get a wind strong enough to mix out some of these clouds. there may even be a bit of that wet weather, and future cast shows with the radar and the satellite picture could look like. especially for areas like point reyes, and then down the coast over towards maybe around tiberon. could make it into the peninsula. we're hoping that a chance of bringing that accumulating rain will be very slight. it's moving right overhead. as that moves to the east we'll be drying out to more seasonable weather. we're talking about some '80s, and the 10s along the coastal areas, and we've warmed temperatures up to another five or ten degrees over the next few days after the morning clouds clear out. quite a few events are going on this weekend. l

it sounds like a tire hit someone's windshield. it's almost to the shoulder.inding a little bit of slowing on the westbound side. southbound side at 680 six minutes will get you there clear, and once you get on to highway 24. you grab it right through lafayette. 508 right now tracy to dublin 41 minutes. >>> it's 5:49 now. customers angry at apple just a day after the launch of apple music. >> coming up new, the bug making a virtual mess of itunes. >> what a report reveals about your chances falling victim to a violent crime. >>> the eyes have it. the researchers say increases your chance of a serious addiction. >>> we're showing you a definition picture from the >>> a new report finds violent crime has dropped in california to the lowest level in nearly 40 years. according to a report from the department of justice, there were more than 151,000 murders, robberies, rapes and assaults last year. that's the lowest number since 1976. the state's population has nearly doubled since then and good news for the bay area, "the san francisco chronicle" reports that homi

. >> had to use my windshield wipers. >> it rained yesterday. >> it was real rain, opposed to the fake stuff. there's light rain or drizzle. cloudy skies, the flow coming around the low which is meandering, ushering a lot of cloud coverage. this spin is coming through, it could give us a little bit of rain, most is going south of us. light rain along the men deseano -- mendicino coast. more show than go. 50s, 60s, i don't expect much of a difference on the lows, okay breeze, about half of what it was at this time yesterday. cloudy morning, it's mild, not that cold and the breeze has tailed off a little bit. let's go back to the board here with pam and brian. >> happening right now, doyle drive in san francisco is closed, it won't reopen until monday morning. the drive between marin county and san francisco will take longer. one of the main routes linked the marina district with the golden gate bridge, cars won't be able to get it from 101. >> good morning, it could be a rough community trying to get to and from san francisco. you have to imagine a lot of drivers may not be prepared for

she used a hammer to hit the windshield and escape. she was unabled to get up the ravine and drank sprite and pond water and prayed for help. >> i said lord if you're going to take me, take me now if not get me out of here. >> two days later she heard her grandson holderring her name. her prayers were answered. >> let's go to the big board and take a be look at business, are the airlines fixing ticket prices limiting seats in order to drive up the prices for you. >>> developing glen straub is suing stockton university for the unfulfilled deal to convert showboat into a college campus. he has a contract to buy the showboat from stockton but that deal has to close today. >>> stocks closed higher in hopes that some deal will be reached with greece and it's debt. the market is showing slightly higher open this morning. >>> mast card plans to introduce an app that will let you use your fingerprint or your thumb. >> all those movies he used to see that. >> a family ought on the water turned weird in california can a dolphin swimming along th

. >>> also breaking, the twisters and the hail smashing into windshield.ere storms hitting in the next few hours. baltimore, d.c. philly and new york. the northeast is next. >>> the takeoff aborted, the jet engine on fire. passengers seeing the flames. >>> also breaking late today, the new and important warning about advil and several major painkillers. changing the labels. dr. besser with what every family needs to know. >>> and the controversial plan for planes to save room in coach. do they really want us all facing one another?

she said she use the rear view mirror to hammer out a hole in the cracked windshield and escape. she was unable to climb up over the ravine and drank sprite and pond water to survive and prayed for help. >> i said lord, if you're going to take me, take me now and i said if not just get me out of here soon. >> two days later she heard her grand southern holderring her name. her prayers --er name. her prayers were answered. >> reporter: we have westbound traffic coming over the ben franklin bridge, in some areas we have a touch of low visibility. it's not a big deal at philadelphia international. there's a hint of it looking at that shot. we have a disabled vehicle hanover street watch for that it could be causing restrictions. >> reporter: in the northern and western suburbs we have the low 60s, a couple of spots upper 50s right now. cooler the farther north you go, 66 in buena, 65 in hammonton low 70s down the shore upper 60s in dover and smyrna at this hour. if you're running errands get them done early. 77 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 82. the clouds will be thickening up, there may be sh

. >> there were 10, 12 bullets shot into the windshield on the side of the car. the back window was shattered. roz: he believes that it happened between 3:00 and 8:00 sunday morning. >> it's pointless, just causing a hassle. roz: the landing county sure of's office issued the alert after the vandalism's began june 27. the vandals have struck cars and homes, mostly in western loudoun county, leesburg, and purcellville. word of this attack is spreading quickly in ashburn. >> it's not fair to us. we have never had an issue. it's scary. roz: they are asking for your help. >> if they see somebody, report to the cops, don't just let it go. it's happening everywhere. roz: detectives want to hear with you it -- hear from you if you have any information. kellye: three people are dead after a small plane crash in 2 p.m.. the plane took off when it went down into a role of houses. the pilot and one passenger were killed in tokyo. three others were pulled from the wreckage alive. there is no word on the survivors condition or what caused the crash. today, final respects for

i mentioned we do have a persistent drizzle enough to wet the roadways and trigger the windshield wipers as well. it doesn't change when the rainfall threat was out of town. your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> searching for the armed intruders who shot and injured a homeowner. alex explains how this home invasion turned into a shoot out. >> reporter: throughout the morning crime scene tape blocked off -- evidence markers littered the street where a homeowner was shot as he exchanged gunfire with a group of armed intruders. this confrontation happened at about 12:45 p.m. this morning. police say two men, possibly as many as four where a husband and wife were inside. the husband immediately grabbed his gun and shot at those would be robbers as they ran off. >> you have a right to protect your home. your home is your castle. >> reporter: the homeowner believes he hit at least one of the intruders. officers set up a perimeter to search for the men but never found them. police say this kind of violent home invasion is unusual. >> those are pretty dangerous and pre

this is north 28th, you can see, the car windshield of one of her neighbors took the brunt of the impact, as well. bullet casings in the street. one of those bullets hits this poor old lady in the leg. >> on police arrival they found 79 year old female, shot one time in the right leg. medics took her to temple hospital. she is presently in stable condition. turns out this 79 year old woman was sitting on a chair on her front porch of her property, where she lives just enjoying the weather when shot rang out and then she realized she was shot in the right leg. now, based on balistic evidence, we know two shots were fired from semiautomatic weapon. we found two spent shell casings on the highway. we don't have a description on the shooter at this time. we don't have a motive for why this individual or individuals were firing shots. but we believe that this 79 year old victim is innocent and just struck by a stray bullet. >> so this woman will be okay. she's in stable condition. she's got a son who is in his 60s, tells you for sure, that this is a great grandmother. hopefully, somebody will

look at the visibility through the windshield. you can see there is not a ton of water on the road yet. but they get more rain than this. this is early on in the system. look how dark the clouds are. people post pictures and we just look to see what is going on. give you an example. there is video from earlier on. give you an idea. this is a clout coming in. there was a tornado in smithville and two trailers were knocked around but that is all we're seeing. but they are getting the worst of the system. this other system will bring us rain and wind. that is the latest. jonathan elias. back to you. maureen: thank you. the u.s. secretary of transportation is demanding urgent changes at metro. he met with closed doors with the leaders from virginia maryland and the district. stephen tschida joining us live with reaction. and the possible next step. stephen: the principals wouldn't elaborate on what they discussed but the problems with the metro is sew veer that the transportation secretary is calling for action. >> leaders of three go

you could see how when they splatter on the windshield they're big. >> that's so sad. they're running. they're getting pelted with these things. >> all that fur, that stuff would protect them. they need to go on the run. they're trying to find shelter. notice this one? this one is not going very far. >> that's the one with the flag. the buffalo with the flag afachd. >> it's clear to us. it's something else. >> that must be afterbirth. >> it gave birth. now the little baby is getting hit with hailstones. >> oh yeah the baby can't wash. it's too new. it's fresh out. >> it's shaking on its legs. it's a newborn. the mom stops and offers protection for her new baby. >> that is a good parent. >> where did the mama go? >> this is breeking my heart. all at once you're seeing life happen. then you're seeing life happen. >> oh, it's eating now. okay after that storm, it's now hungry. they can resume back to normal birthing procedure. >> everybody keep driving. >> your baby survived it mama. you're a good mama. >>> this is euly. he's in switzerland. he's going to attempt to fly r

. >>> also breaking, the twisters and the hail smashing into windshield. severe storms hitting in the next few hours. baltimore, d.c. philly and new york. the northeast is next. >>> the takeoff aborted, the jet engine on fire. passengers seeing the flames. >>> also breaking late today, the new and important warning about advil and several major painkillers. changing the labels. dr. besser with what every family needs to know. >>> and the controversial plan for planes to save room in coach. do they really want us all facing one another?

. >> it was a drizzly morning commute and you can see windshield wipers going on into san francisco over the bay bridge. >> you could. including in my car. you can see what is showing up on live doppler hd any time with the abc7 weather app it is tremendous on app people's app store or google play and we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> in south carolina the confederate flag has come down with cheers rising up from the massive crowd in columbia. it was an emotional moment for people open both sides of the controversy surrounding the flag. we will have that story. >> a historic moment more than half a century in the making. after decades of debate the confederate flag came down from the groups of the south carolina statehouse. >> thousands gathered to witness a day many thought would never come. >> people outside coming to celebrate and protest. >> the nag represents history of the civil war and the people of the south hating big government and high taxes. the flag has nothing to do with charityin' people or slavery. >> the flag lowered for the last time a direct reaction to

cape may county and cumberland county none of this is heavy but a little bit of sprinkle on the windshield this morning and parts of south jersey and delaware. as we look outside we have mainly cloudy skies across the immediate region. there's the ben franklin bridge, clouds high enough to make it easy to see the bridge, as well as the center city skyscrapers. we are warm and humid out there in fact the temperature in philadelphia currently is 72. look at the dewpoint, 68 degrees, it definitely feels muggy. winds out of the east at 5 miles per hour. in terms of precipitation there's a chance of light shower or thunderstorm at times. we get later into the afternoon there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms developing. in fact you can't totally rule out a gusty thunderstorm particularly south and west, by 6:00 looks like it's largely dieing down later on in the evening, maybe a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. that's about it. there's a slight risk of strong gusty thunderstorms in delaware, from wilmington south through dover. maybe a little bit salem and cumberland county. still have a th

we will talk about that but you will probably need to a little windshield wiper action especially coming up from the south. there is not a lot of rain to show you in our viewing area. there are some showers and thunderstorms, just off the del marva coast, but let's zoom in a little bit closer and show you kent county, delaware light rain, southern part of the new castle county we've got also sussex county delaware get something light rain this morning. we saw all this is moving in a bit of the northeasterly direction. so by the end of the morning by the end of the day we will see some rain here as well. possibly, some pop up thunderstorms. right now 73 degrees. it is kind of muggy. 84 percent relative humidity. east southeasterly winds at 5 miles an hour. sunrise at 5:39 this morning as those days start to get a smidge shorter but still a nice long day especially around fourth of july so we've got the 68 degrees in philadelphia, yeah well we just showed you 70's. well, it is a muggy morning. lets talk about our planner for today. we've got showers this morning. most of this to the south

the windshield is shattered and the trunk is dented. it all happened because of this tree with the orange dot. the city put the orange dot on there because they were going to chop it down but they didn't get to it fast enough. >> it was a really loud crash. you didn't hear the tree fall but you heard the lightning hit the tree and they heard it snap. the was a lot of rain and you couldn't even see that it happened. sam: this tree trimming crew has been here since 6:30 this morning. they say they have 30 other crews stretched across the district and they say they expect to be busy until tonight. autria: to the commonwealth now -- virginia got hit hard.ok at columbia road near little river turnpike. crews worked all morning to clean up wires and tree that fell across the roadway. drivers had to find alternate routes into work this morning. utility companies are still working to restore the power to thousands. more than 4400 dominion customers and 1200 bg and the customers are still in the dark. pepco is reporting the largest outages with

." >>> the heavily damaged windshield is evidence of the crash this morning between a car and a man on a bike. the 64-year-old bicyclist is in critical condition the accident happened at lancaster avenue in wilmington at 8:00. the circumstances surrounding the accident remain under investigation. >>> president barack obama has cleared the way for south jersey homeowners and businesses to apply for federal funding after last month's severe storms obama signed the disaster declaration for camdens, burlington and gloucester counties. a macro burst caused an estimated $15 million in damage. the state of new jersey is honoring five service men killed last week in tennessee governor chris christie ordered state buildings to fly flags at half staff today. four marines and a sailer died in attacks in chattanooga, tennessee. christy called it an american tragedy. >>> and a mural of bill cosby that stood on marian avenue since 2008 is no more. the mural arts program painted over the mural of cosby that pained him alongside civil rights icons. because of the numerous accusations of sexual assault

you could see how when they splatter on the windshield they're big. so sad, they're running getting peltded ed pelted with these things. you think the fur would protect them but they need to go on the run, trying to find shelter. you notice this one right here this one isn't going very far and the family noticed something trailing behind. >> the one with the flag attached to it. >> they think it's a flag at first but clearly obvious to us something very special is going on. >> that must be afterbirth. >> oh! just gave birth and the little baby is getting hit with hailstones. >> the baby can't walk it's too new. it's fresh out, it can't move. >> that baby is still shaky on its legs a newborn but as you can see the mom stopped and she aurz protection for her new baby. >> that is a good parent. >> sweet mom. >> this is breaking my heart, like all at once you're seeing life happen and then seeing life happen. oh it's eating now. okay after that storm, it's now hungry. they can resume back to normal birthing procedure. everybody keep driving, nothing to se