i can't believe this, holly. now you're doing it, too? >> holly: no, larry. i'm completely serious. deez titties sprang outta nowhere. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> larry: really. >> holly: yes, larry. the campaign was sagging, but now they're starting to pick up, and they're getting a lot of support. her poll numbers are lifting and separating through the swing states. (cheers and applause) >> larry: that doesn't even make sense! mike yard, what are you doing there? i thought you were working with deez nuts. >> mike: i was until i heard about deez titties. >> holly: deez nuts! >> ricky: larry, i'm getting information that deez nuts and deez titties are joining forces. >> larry: i know. i've heard. okay. i've had enough of this. mic, holly and ricky, everybody. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) ♪ we've been compromised!. don't let hunger kill your game. hot pockets brings you new snack bites. bite-size hot pockets sandwiches with 100% real cheese. guy's i'm back! new snack bites from... ♪hot pockets pwho thrives on the unexpected. andha-ha! b

tonight we're here with holly bailey. he's a former white house correspondent for newsweek and her work has appeared in texas monthly and oklahoma today. today she'll be discussing her book mercy of a sky provides inside account that hit moore oklahoma in 2013. in conversation is daniel, deputy editor for yahoo news. before that he was national political correspondent for daily beast. before that magazine bureau of chief in 2006. a housekeeping note, a q. and a. wait for the microphone before you start asking questions. lets start giving a warm welcome. [applause] >> hi. thanks for being here. so i have had the honor of working can holy for on or off about 12 years. mostly on. i'm her editor now at yahoo news where she's a vital part of this exciting news operation that we are building. i had to give a plug for yahoo news. but i hired holly as an intern at newsweek, she said late 2002, i think she started 2003, we needed a great researcher. and then over time, she rose and rose and ultimately became correspondent. i like

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larry: what's happening on the meter, holly? >> oh, my gosh! these numbers are off the charts, larry! these are world star numbers. (laughter) >> larry: okay. okay. quiet down! are you okay, carlos? >> i'm fine. my us i ulcer is a little -- >> larry: okay. man! larry: let's see how it ends. ook, i don't believe you change hearts. i believe you change laws. you change allocation of resources. you change the way systems operate. you may actually change some hearts, but if that's all that happens, we'll be back here in ten years having the same conversation. >> larry: wow, i don't think i've ever heard hillary talk like that. i mean, so direct and authentic. guys? your thoughts? >> sorry, larry. the negrometric wave accelerator doesn't measure authenticity. (laughter) it only measures [ bleep ] that black people are tired of hearing from politicians. (laughter) >> larry: i see. carlos? >> sorry. i got nothing. >> larry, i'd just like to say this is all part of a carefully orchestrated campaign i came up with called "authenticity august." (laughter

. >> larry: oh, it's holly? a. are you in a starbucks bathroom? yep. a. there is where i am getting my pap now a nice homeless man said he would do it for a man difficult and half a banana whoa, whoa, holly, no, no. that is insane. you need to see a real doctor. well, too late, captain after the procedure. >> larry: sorry. a. i didn't know larry is right you should have gotten yours done here. oh. >> oh, my god, it is robin. are you in the subway? >subway? yep? a. clean green i like to call it. >> larry: there is nothing clean about that. i don't think you thought this through. >> thinking has nothing to do with this larry. >> defund planned parenthood and you take what you can get. plus i am getting a pap smear practically every time i take the rush hour train. >> larry: and, robin, who would even personal this on the subway. >> those guysbwo dance on the subway. it is show time! >> larry: robin. i don't think they are that talented. that doesn't make sense. >> holly, robin you have it all wrong. >> larry: mike, wait, is that mike? what are you doing, mi

holly: no one wants to see the cops go away. while the african-american trinity is not a monolithic -- [laughter] [applause] therge part of african-american impunity is more conservative than i am. there are a lot of black homeowners in south-central who want to serveand and protect. but against two? of question is what kind policing in a civil society are we willing to pay for a cut train for, and produce. robin: a lot of communities of color want law and order. what does that mean? line order is peace. and disorder is a product of police practices. my hand and say i don't want the police, i am kind of utopian and i am also a historian. for me, the history of the police in the united states of america is a short history. the four the 1840's and 1850's, and even until the 1900s, did not have a police force. you could disband the army, open createsent and actually forms of public safety. what you want is public safety. a collective community where we take care of each other. not where you have suburbs who our revenue -- as if the

holly and millville 68 degrees. we will see sunshine to start with and then clouds will come in afternoon and evening showers today. >> we will be ready. >>> "today" is up next. local updates in 25 minutes. >> always get updates with the nbc10 news app. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. taking on trump. the much anticipated first debate between the top ten presidential candidate now just hou hours away. will we see the kinder jentd ler donald he promised? we're live in cleveland. >>> outrage. family members of passengers of on mh. -370 about the wreckage found on reunion island. the malaysian government sayings it the missing plane. other authorities say more tests are needed. >>> boundary hunters searching for a fugitive raid a phoenix

. >> i would just quickly say on costco, this one passes what i call the holly test. i look at what shows up on my american express card bill. that's a number that keeps -- >> not anymore, american express. >> well, that's american express' fault for having lost that relationship. but as i take a look at this, we've got walmart reporting soon. a simple way to press a bearish bet. and that's really what you're doing here. the stock's down 20% on the year. just to look out and simply look at the october 72 1/2, 67 1/2 put spread, you can spend about $1.60 to put that trade on. again this is one of those situations trading just under 15 times next moss earnings. if you want to make a bearish bet -- >> might want to as a dozen flowers to that bill after that holly. you spend money just like she does i'm sure. right or wrong? holly, i'm on your team right there. >> guy. >> yes. >> walmart, do you like his bearish bet? >> i think he's been spot on. the stock has not been able to rally on what has been until recently an up tape. if you ask yourself it can't rally when the ta

sunshine for doylestown, trenton and mount holly. a few more clouds hanging out in mount holly. mount holly should be dry for most of the day. a chance of showers for cape may and dover and rehoboth. late day, those showers will be out of here. we'll see breaks of sunshine and sunshine will be breaking through the clouds for philadelphia. 83 this afternoon, also up to 83 for wilmington and williamstown. a look at the weekend forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> yes, the weekend is upon us. first we have to get you to work on this friday morning. jessica boyington is watching the roads for you. >> we're watching new jersey on 295 around the black horse pike. active work zones throughout the area. not a lot of traffic if you're going northbound or southbound. signs taking out some lanes, mainly the shoulders, though. a 13-minute drive time headed southbound from 38 up towards this point at the black horse pike. you're traveling out on the 42 freeway. five minutes if you're headed northbound from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge. slow heading in that direction but stil

mount holly in burlington county has quarter mile visibility. dense fog there. a light fog surrounding millville, a three-mile visibility. the rest of theç area is in th clear. with a little bit of sunshine, that fog will be disappearing. already out of the picture, the rain. radar is clear for the area. a few isolated showers along the northern tier of pennsylvania. a slight chance of a pop-up shower in the pocono mountains. mainly it will be sunshine, 71 degrees from mount pocono. low 80s for allentown, reading and quakertown. get the sunglasses ready for doylestown, trenton and mount holly. the shore will be in the 80s. rehoboth beach, 82 degrees, middle 80s for cape may. atlantic city, nothing but sunshine for wilmington, westchester and philadelphia. philadelphia, williamstown, narberth, 84 degrees this afternoon. look at the weekend forecast when i come back in ten. >>> always good to look forward to the weekend. thank you, bill. ten minutes after 4:00. it's a good time to check the traffic before you head out the door. nbc 10's traffic reporter brittney

holly and 64 and still falling in wilmington. clear skies and temperatures will come down a bit more but during the day, go the other direction with sunshine, high clouds to start with. 69 at 6:00. by 9:00 up to 76 degrees. still a little bit of a breeze. not much at noon time. 82. but gusty winds are on the way as well as some rain. the hour-by-hour future cast when i come back in ten minutes to show you when that will be moving in. if you're heading on y ing oing door, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> bellmawr an accident. approaching 295 up in this direction. blocking the two right-hand l e lanes and you can see here all cars moving behind and around the incident. not causing a backup yet but something to watch out for. 95 around the vine street expressway and ben franklin bridge no problems northbound or southbound but the total drive times here on 95 southbound from wood haven road to the vine street expressway where see that delay in the morning. northbound on 95 as well 11 minutes. blue route cars moving.

military bases. >> pelley: holly williams iporting from istanbul tonight. holly, thanks. today the body of an american green beret arrived home from afghanistan. army first sergeant peter andrew mckenna of bristol, rhode island, was killed in an attack on friday in kabul. last month the 35-year-old decorated veteran was honored at the fourth of july parade in his hometown. most air traffic controllers confess they have struggled to stay awake, and a family is looking for a new home after this when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> pelley: three years ago, nasa studied more than 3,000 air traffic controllers to see how often they fall asleep on the job. the controllers wore wrist devices to measure their snoozing. well, the results were eye- opening, which may be why the report has never seen the light of day until now. transportation correspondent kris van cleave has nasa's wake- up call. >> reporter: the 2012 report ofpt secret until now found 61% t air traffic controllers admitted to catching themselves about to doze off on the job. nearly one in five told nasa resea

holly, thank you. oud we spoke to secretary of state kerry about the troubled fight against isis, which the u.s. government calls isil. >> this is tough. and, obviously, it didn't go well. i think it's admirable that they've admitted that it wasn't what they wanted it to be. there are-- you know, the complexity of that battlefield cannot be overstated. so i think the numbers of different people, who's turning co who, and it underscores the complicated fight against da'ish, isil. >> pelley: is the war against isil worth fighting? >> absolutely. q pelley: then why isn't it worth fighting decisively? >> i think the question is who is going to make that decisive difference. the president has decided, and i think appropriately, that american forces are not the ones best suited to be able to take ouat fight at the moment and it is not in the best interest of our country. >> pelley: secretary kerry is campaigning for the nuclear deal that he struck with the iranian foreign minister. iran agreed to dismantle m

military bases. >> pelley: holly williams reporting from istanbul tonight. holly, thanks. today the body of an american green beret arrived home from afghanistan. army first sergeant peter andrew mckenna of bristol, rhode island, was killed in an attack on friday in kabul. last month the 35-year-old decorated veteran was honored at the fourth of july parade in his hometown. most air traffic controllers confess they have struggled to stay awake, and family is looking for a new home after this when the "cbs evening news" continues. ii accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, ...i will. eliquis. eliquis... reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your ris

military bases. >> pelley: holly williams reporting from istanbul tonight. holly, thanks. today the body of an american green beret arrived home from afghanistan. army first sergeant peter andrew mckenna of bristol, rhode island, was killed in an attack on friday in kabul. last month the 35-year-old decorated veteran was honored at the fourth of july parade in his hometown. most air traffic controllers confess they have struggled to stay awake, and family is looking for a new home after this when the "cbs evening news" continues. i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, ...i will. eliquis. eliquis... reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as st

holly. temperatures in atlantic city at 67. a closer look at our ray shdar shows a few sprinkles closer to the lehigh valley and poconos around 6:00 p.m. other than, a beautiful day if you head down the shore. rehoboth beach, 86. cape may, 85. atlantic city, temperatures push to 86 with a mix of sun and clouds. i'm tracking how long the heat will stick around in my full forecast. >> we are following breaking news now on nbc 10. a police officer from ridley park was shot overnight. here's an aerial view of where the crime secene is located. the officer and his partner were called to a house on mohawk avenue in norwood, delaware county. jesse gary is live at crozer-chester medical center with information on the officer's condition and the suspect who allegedly shot him. >> reporter: police say officer mark hanley is in stable condition, being treated for his injuries. they are not releasing the identity of the suspected trigger person. they say if not for the officer's bulletproof vest this wo

mount holly also in the clear. if you're in georgetown, wrightstown, it's still on the way. there are a few pockets along the line of this thunderstorm activity that are not only producing lightning. 29 recent strikes in the last 10 minutes or so but there's also the chance of strong blustery gusting winds. matt pelman has been getting reports of trees down from this same system back in pennsylvania earlier this morning. i can see more of that in south jersey. heavy downpours and also that lightning strike. if you're in allentown and that's the one in mercer county, new jersey, or windsor, hyattstown, clarksburg home son or manalapan, i haven't seen that one in awhile and i apologize if i'm pronouncing that incorrectly but in these areas between now and about five minutes after the hour you are look at the potential for some damaging wind gusts and lightning and remember this only takes the worst only takes 10 or 15 minutes to get past any given area. if you can afford to stay indoors and let this get past you you'll be better off. georgetown wrightstown sykesville jacobs to

assisting secretary mchugh, is general milley's wife, holly ann. [inaudible] >> rise your right hand, repeat after me. i, state your name. >> i, mark alexander milley. >> having been appointed chief of staff army. >> having been appointed chief of staff of the united states army. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the us. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies foreign or domestic. >> will bear true faith in allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservation. >> without any mental reservation. >> or purpose much eye vision. >> or purpose of evasion. >> that i will well and faithfully discharge duties of office. >> upon which i'm about to enter. >> upon which i'm about to tenter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time mrs. milley is being

by mary austin holly who is the niece of steven f. austin. and when she travels to texas, 1836 andrinted in there is a beautiful map. it's small. it's a foldout map. but it's a map of the state of you can and texas and see what you would say austin's colony and the others that are laid out. it'soloration on this map, hand done. it wouldn't have been printed this way. the paper is in relatively good shape. foxing.some 1836,u're seeing now in about this time period, mexico, it's moved from the wing dom of to now mexico as a nation and mexico owns texas at that time. but this map

[applause] >> please welcome from fox sports, holly sonders. >> amazing week. you started out the final 18 from the trees. you ended up on top as you always do. what is it like to hold that trophy? >> it's an incredible honor. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would win this championship. with all of the dedication and hard work that i've put in to making this possible, it's finally realized. i'm so excited and honored to be everybody's champion, the us amateur champion. >> that's right! i spoke to your mother and your brother on the last hole. they summed up this year as surreal. do you agree with them? >> absolutely starting out with the ncaa win and then going and playing in a couple tour events with the big boys out there. it was an incredible experience. to top it off with the ebb pitome of amateur golf is incredible. >> people doubted you. the way you played your game. you're unconventional and unapologetic about it. where have you learned this belief in yourself? >> honestly, from god. he's helped me understand that golf isn't the most important thi

holly at 61 and 64 wilmington. sunshine. 69 at 7:00 and 10:0075 and low 80s by 1:00 this afternoon. very low humidity and shaping up to be one of the nicest days of the entire summer. go through it neighborhood-by-neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. right now a look at the traffic with brittney shipp. >> monitor 95 this morning and south of this area we have alert more construction on 95 harrison avenue and academy road. allow extra time if that your route to work. i'll smore have more details cop in my next traffic report. >>> 62 people have been killed in a car bomb in baghdad and isis says it's behind the attack. it vowed to carry out more attacks. we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you updates as we get them this morning. >>> we also have this breaking news from overnight. the ceiling of a concert venue in minneapolis partially collapsed during a show sending at least two people to the hospital with minor injuries. police say other injured concert-goers were treat at the scene. right now fire officials are investigating the cause of the collapse, as w

holly, çbright, sunny skies and sunshine at the shore as well. vineland and dover into the low 90s. plenty of sunshine for philadelphia, 94 degrees this afternoon. westchester and wilmington in the lower 90s. take a look at that shower threat. the possibility of thunderstorms, too, when i'm back in ten minutes. >> bill, sounds good. nine minutes after 4:00 now. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter katy zachry telling us earlier about an accident in montgomery county. >> it's in upper montgomery county, lower frederick township. let's take a look at i-95 as you're headed southbound toward girard avenue. things are looking really clear. this is around indiana street. really no accidents on any of our majors in pennsylvania, new jersey or delaware, just overnight construction for you to be aware of on the turnpikes you in the last ten minutes. i'm missing a traffic icon but there is an accident into our system, lower frederick right at gerloff road. moving into new jersey, drive times between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge, five minutes in bo

a little bit warmer, more wild in wilmington at 67 degrees. 68 in trenton. 63 degrees in mount holly. right along the shore here, temperatures in beach haven at 71 and 68 currently in lewis. we do have an air quality alert for today. code orange for you. sensitive groups, you should limit your outdoor activity, so if you have any respiratory illnesses, you definitely want to be careful. maybe jog inside on the treadmill. we don't have a chance or showers today or tomorrow, but notice the one direction is going to continue coming up from the southwest, as we head into the rest of today and into tomorrow. our humidity is going to return slowly, but again, you'll notice the difference as we head into sunday. definitely by monday, it's going to be hot and sticky and steamy. as far as today is concerned, we'll see temperatures at 84 degrees in the poconos. 91 in allentown. 91 the high in reading. 89 in doylestown. 90 degrees in mount holly. we'll stay in the low 80s. nice and comfortable at the shore. it will be an enjoyable day. 88 the high today in drexel hill, and calling for a high of

holly, i'm on your team right there. >> guy, walmart. do you like his bearish. >> he's been spot on. the stock has not been able to rally until what has been recently uptake. you ask yourself if you want rally when the tape is in your favor, when is it going to rally. >> i'm going to take the other side here. >> you'll buy. >> mike and i go way back here. here is the thing. when i look at the long-term chart of walmart, 70 is the massive level, stock closed at 72, 38, if it can hold 70, a push back to 80 in the fall. throw in a little extra trade here. the october call offered 370, 250 in the money here. that looks like a good way to make a defined risk back to the upside. >> this thing has not shown any real signs of support the way i look at it. the thing is trading straight down. their competition in the online space is going straight up. that is telling you pretty much everything you need to know. >> i like how guy joins the set here, gives us advice on stocks, marriage advice. >> i want to help the brother out. traversing -- just sa

holly. what did he have to say? >> reporter: good evening. mt. holly is where irving fryar grew up, he played high school football here before going on to the university of nebraska, where he was an all american. he was the number one draft pick in the entire nfl in 1984 but now is senior pastor of this new jerusalem house of god. on friday, he and his mother were found guilty on two charges, conspiracy and theft by deception. what the government says was duping mortgage companies of $1.2 million. irving spoke to me just a few minutes ago and he remains defiant. >> either way, it's been hard. it's been difficult. but i'm a better person because of it. that's hard to believe, i think, for some people. actually, i embrace it because who i am now is not who i was three years ago. if i did not go through all of this adversity with people lying and turning their backs on me and finding out who my real friends are, then i wouldn't be who i am now. >> reporter: fryar's mother's attorney also spoke to me a little earlier. he said that he will consult wit

pottstown is 64 and mount holly is 66 degrees. look at that, mainly clear skies. this is the view from here at the nbc 10 studios. not much wind right now but that changes during the day. the wind will bring in the dry air so the humidity will be dropping. by 10:00, 76 with a nice northwesterly wind at 9 miles an hour. 82 at 1:00 this afternoon. we'll wind up in the middle 80s today with more niceç weather ahead. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast to show you which spots will stay in the 70s this afternoon. that's why i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's get a check of traffic. brittney shipp is in the house. brittney? >> i'm monitoring our network of cameras. 95 at columbus, everything is moving along nicely. that's what we like to see this early in the morning. i'm monitoring twitter for you and septa sent this update, probably about 15 minutes ago out of thorndale, train 1502 to suburban station is running about 20 minutes late. so keep that in mind. then we have another update from new jersey transit, train 0044 from otisville is running are up to 25

the wind has died down for allentown, pottstown, mount holly. a nice breeze develops in the morning hours. mount pocono, 51 degrees, 65 in wilmington. 62 in trenton and 50s in parts of new jersey. a few scattered clouds, no sign of any showers. the clouds will be thinning out, 8:00, 69 degrees.ç upper 70s by

pottstown is 64 and mount holly is 66 degrees. look at that, mainly clear skies. this is the view from here at the nbc 10 studios. not much wind right now but that changes during the day. the wind will bring in the dry air so the humidity will be dropping. by 10:00, 76 with a nice northwesterly wind at 9 miles an hour. 82 at 1:00 this afternoon. we'll wind up in the middle 80s today with more niceç weather ahead. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast to show you which spots will stay in the 70s this afternoon. that's why i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's get a check of traffic. brittney shipp is in the house. brittney? >> i'm monitoring our network of cameras. 95 at columbus, everything is moving along nicely. that's what we like to see this early in the morning. i'm monitoring twitter for you and septa sent this update, probably about 15 minutes ago out of thorndale, train 1502 to

holly and middle 60s for delaware, wilmington 65 degrees. comfortable start and clear skies lots of sunshine to start with and a few high clouds. 69 at 6:00 and 9:00

. >>> a late-night fire gutted a house in mantua township, gloucester county, holly brook drive. investigators say it appeared to have started on the second floor. no reported injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> also under investigation, this developing story on a health scare at west chester university. >> a lab discovered possible deadly legionnaires bacteria on campus. matt delucia is there. tell us what's going on. >> reporter: it's the first day of the fall semester, tracy. testing the water is paramount at this point to make sure that that bacteria is gone. there are ten buildings that tested positive for the legionella bacteria. main hall is one of them. those bacteria were found in the hot water systems of these buildings. west chester university says it began treating the units this weekend, that meant turning the water off and super chlorinating the systems to kill the bacteria. the university says it's been told by the lab that ran the test, the levels are not high enough to cause an immediate concern. this has happened before to other hig

temperatures at mount holly at 56 degrees. mid 50s in atlantic city. same thing in millville. it is a crisp start in the morning. definitely need a jacket if you're heading out the door any time soon. highs around the region at 78 in mount pocono. 85 in allentown. 84 in pottstown, 87 in philadelphia. that's going to be the high today. 85 in wilmington. we'll see a high closer in atlantic city. coming up we'll talk about how much it's warming up and how much we can expect the heat wave to last and i'm also tracking the latest conditions on tropical storm erika. rosema rosemary? >> thank you, brittney. >>> today people in louisiana are remembering those who died in hurricane katrina. ten years ago on this day the storm made landfall. hurricane katrina changed the face of the louisiana and mississippi coast. it nearly drowned the city of new orleans. 1800 people died. yesterday president george w. bush visited the city kmuns again. >> the crescent city has risen again. its best days lia head. >> today celebrations will continue. in new orleans officials will lay wraets at the hur

brilliant sunshine for doylestown, trenton and mount ha holly. at the shore, nothing but sunshine. 86 degrees in atlantic city. rehoboth, delaware beaches, low 80s this afternoon. 85 in dover and sunshine will warm temperatures into the middle 80s for westchester and wilmington. up to 88 degrees in philadelphia. the weekend, going to get hot on us. the humidity not too bad on saturday. you'll feel it climbing sunday. seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes to show you how long that high heat will last. >>> sounds good, bill. 20 minutes till 5:00 and so far, so good out there on the roads for friday morning. >> fingers crossed. let's check in with brittney shipp. >> the roads are looking good, the rain restrictions have been lifted which is great. if you take the pennsylvania turn pib eastbound between ft. washington and bensalem. lane restrictions have been lifted. that's the newest update. taking a look at your bridges, all the bridges are clear, including the betsy ross bridge and the ben franklin. i'll continue monitoring twitter for y

holly and 64 and still falling in wilmington. clear skies and temperatures will come down a bit more but during the day, go the other direction with sunshine high clouds to start with. 69 at 6:00. by 9:00 up to 76 degrees. still a little bit of a breeze. not much at noon time. 82. but gusty winds are on the way as well as some rain. the hour-by-hour future cast when i come back in ten minutes to show you when that will be moving in. if you're heading on you ing oning on out the door jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> bellmawr an accident. approaching 295 up in this direction. blocking the two right-hand lane lanes and you can see here all cars m

low humidity for norristown, mount holly and trenton. no shortage of sunshine at the shore, right around 80 degrees for rehoboth, cape may and atlantic city move inland and it's lower 80s today. 84 is the normal high temperature for philadelphia. we're on track for that this afternoon. up to 82 for wilmington and 80 for westchester. weekend and beyond with the seven-day when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 5:10 now. a few thing to watch out for on the roads including that fatal accident in burlington township. >> jessica boyington is watching that. she'll get you around the area. >> again, burlington township is now an active investigation scene for that deadly accident that occurred earlier. so route 130 northbound right around beverly road, all lanes are being closed and they do have local detours. and they are detouring traffic around the incident. so that should be your alternate. that ill with be just fan for now. as for the 42 freeway in new jersey around the new jersey turnpike in runnemede, you can see this northbound drive time fro

holly: i feel compelled to say that in empowered people can protest. what a historically disenfranchised people who have nothing to lose and perhaps nothing to gain are empowered to protest. use thententionally word rebellion because it is a reaction to a circumstance, a living condition, a state of doesn't allowink you to protest properly. [applause] max: we are going to turn to the other folks here in a couple of minutes. struck by, in the aftermath of the rights of the 1960's, you do get groups who try to take on the police more directly -- directly, like the panthers. in our day and age, we have black lives matter, which is a different kind of formation. robin: we have cop watch. we have police monitoring all the time. but they don't get attention. harold: there is physical documentation of police abuse. it happens again somewhere else and we see it again. it creates to make, without inflictedlly changing on inner-city residents -- it changes the atmosphere somehow. hawley: there is a big blackence between the lives movement and the brothers and si

holly, 74. 75 in millville. temperatures in wildwood, 77. it's a difference from today versus yesterday. we're up about 5 degrees in the poconos, up about 7 degrees in allentown. 6 degrees in mt. holly, 4 degrees warmer in atlantic city. high pressure will stay in control. we'll see more moisture coming up from the south. going into monday, tuesday, head into wednesday, thursday, you'll notice that hot condition also remain over philadelphia. temperatures are going to stay in the low 90s. the warmest we'll get is around 93 degrees heading into next week. our satellite radar shot shows we're starting to see a few more clouds moving up from the south. we have a weather disturbance off to the northwest. only a little moisture from this will get close enough to produce a few isolated showers, which will mainly be confined to parts of the poconos, allentown, stretching down to berks county. this wind direction pulling up more moisture from the south. that's where humidity will come from as we head into the rest of ds as we push into tomorrow, a d

holly williams found out one reason why. >> reporter: america's hopes of defeating isis in syria depend on fighters like abu suleyman and abu yazen, battle-hardened 22-year-olds, both too frightened to show their faces because their parents still live under isis rule. in april, along with other fighters from their brigade of so-called moderate rebels, they signed up for u.s.-funded training, but after completing the program and receiving their first $500 in pay, they quit. "we felt betrayed," said abu suleyman. "about halfway through, we realized the trainers only wanted us to fight against isis and not the syrian regime." both men told us they'd risked their lives battling isis, but like many rebels, they believe the bigger enemy is the syrian government, which continues to bomb its own people. the 54 who completed the training and returned to the war zone were quickly attacked by an al qaeda-linked group. captain ammar al wawi is an officer in the division to which the 54 belonged and told us five were killed and 13 captured. what went wrong? "they had no protection from the air, and

that's holly and 101. but on the east side of the highway. the emergency response is causing much distraction as you can see imagine and traffic is slow past the scene. we are keeping an eye on this one and we'll bring you more information as we get it in. >>> san francisco firefighters are answering a lot of emergency calls but many turn out not to be emergencies. kpix 5's joe vazquez on the responses now taking up most of their time. jo. >> reporter: i'm here at fire station number one the busiest station most of them have nothing to do with battling flames, 30 calls a day. san francisco firefighters on the scene at 7th and market this afternoon but there

a muggy day for doylestown, trenton and mount holly. mount holly up to ç90 degrees. 90 for vineland but not quite there for rehoboth and cape may both up to 87 degrees this afternoon. sunshine will break through later today for narberth, philadelphia and williamstown, up to 90 degrees. this is not the end of the 90s. there are more on the way. seven-day forecast to show you how long the heat wave will last when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> we'll look forward to that, sort of, bill, thank you. 4:41. hopefully you're looking forward to starting your workweek. >> let's see how your ride to the job -- the workweek -- >> the place where you do that work. >> on the vine street expressway, let's check that. jessica boyington is watching the vine street expressway. >> it's a long weekend for some of us as well. we head out the door to the vine street expressway, right around 16th street on the westbound side, ongoing construction right in here. they're blocking out that right-hand lane. all cars being forced to squeeze on by to the left-hand

holly, up to 89 in norristown. at the shore, a mostly cloudy day, it's later this afternoon that we'll finally see sunshine for cape may and rehoboth. 87 degrees, 90 this afternoon for vineland and a warm one for dove and wilmington. both up to 89 degrees, narberth, williamstown, 90 degrees this afternoon. that's today. the weekend, finally we'll see a break in the heat for saturday and sunday and a break in the humidity, too. before we get to saturday and send, the heat will be on. i've got the seven-day forecast with details when i come back in ten. >>> okay, bill, we'll hope the ac is working well in your cars this week. that's for sure. >> let's check your ride to work. if you're hitting the roosevelt boulevard, jessica boyington is watching that for you. jessica? >> chris and tracy, we're watching out for some delay behind a disabled vehicle on the boulevard right now, approaching broad street. these are our cameras from 17th. you can see the southbound cars, see brake lights behind this scene. crew on the sce

philly sex cease singles and fox 29 alex holly and lauren johnson are among them. have you seen them? check them out. this year daily news is breaking new ground, too. for the first time ever, a transgender person is named a sexy single. >> she sat down tonight with fox 29's shawnette wilson is live outside the daily news building in center city night. shawnette? >> reporter: well, move over caitlin jenner kaylas have as her own layout in the in vogue but in the philadelphia daily news. she hopes that this title and this on nor will bring awareness and september tans to those in there trance community. >> jet fuel for the jets and this is where we are today. >> reporter: mikayla also known as kayla is flying high after gracing the pages of the philadelphia daily news as a sexy single. >> i'm kind of like inside being like, yeah, you go girl. you own it. >> she says it started with a post on twitter. >> i was being funny one day and i kind of mimicked caitlin jenner when they did the vanity fair. and i was like, yeah, step aside caitlin jenner. i was kayla way befor

the wind has died down for allentown, pottstown, mount holly. a nice breeze develops in the morning hours. mount pocono, 51 degrees, 65 in wilmington. 62 in trenton and 50s in parts of new jersey. a few scattered clouds, no sign of any showers. the clouds will be thinning out, 8:00, 69 degrees.ç upper 70s by 11:00 and low 80s at 2:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is tracking traffic trouble this morning. >> what we're looking at is a video out in burlington township of an accident scene that's closing route 130 northbound. obviously an area being blocked off, several cars involved and crew on the scene. a lot of activity around the area. now, this is right at beverly road. if we can head on our to our maps i'll show you how to get around that. right now they have local detours posted. follow the detours but if not, they are forcing traffic off around campus drive. take campus drive and hop on to salem and get back on to 130 that way and you should be just fine. if