lancaster says he would like to have a word with those thieves. lancaster's truck and trailer were insured but the equipment inside was not. police are now investigating. developing now.. opening statements begin today in wisconsin in the first of two so-called "slender man" trials. anissa weier was 12 when she and another girl allegedly stabbed a classmate. they said they did it to please a fictional horror character known as slender man. the classmate survived. weier, who's now 15, admits to a role in the stabbing. but she's pleaded not guilty, because of mental illness. her attorney says she's confident she'll win the case. if the jury rules that weier is mentally ill, she'll spend at least three years in a mental hospital. if not, she faces ten years or more in prison. the other defendant, morgan geyser, will go on trial next month. a seven on your side a bite from a specific type of tick can cause you to become allergic to red meat. the tick is called "the lone star tick".. and it has a white dot on its back. the tick is found in much of the

. >> reporter: and we have stuff west of philadelphia, especially out in lancaster county. there's cloud cover around and low lying clouds and fog in spots. we'll talk about that in a moment. let's give you storm tracker 6 live double scan's view of that rain. right now it's coming through western lancaster county and gettysburg and the other side of baltimore. it's tracking north with a slight slide to the east. berks county and western chester picks up some of that. most of what i'm looking at is not all that stronger. thundershowers afternoon. 68 in allentown 69 in trenton. 67 in wilmington. 72 currently in cape may. a little bit humid, but pretty mild. as we go through the day, 68 degrees by 7:00 a.m. noon, 77. 3:00 p.m., 80 that's the high. by 5:00 p.m., 79 degrees, again as we get into the afternoon and evening there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thundershower. in a moment we'll talk about that with future tracker 6. dewpoints they are up today. upper 60s across the region. it feels more humid that's a parent he -- pattern we'll stick with for the next several days

we've got reduced visibility, in some places, and down right pea soup in lancaster, pottstown, up in trenton, 4-mile visibility, at 7 miles at philadelphia international airport. keeping an eye on. that will seeing some of the rain down to our south, starting to sneak into lancaster county, we will keep an eye on. that will reason we told to you have the rain gear. this is what's left of irma. you can still see sort of the shadows of the circulation what used to be powerful hurricane at one time, still with us. 69 degrees in philadelphia right now. very humid out there. sunrise time 6:41. checking couple of other temperatures, 68 allentown, down in dover, as we move to the north, pottstown, at 66, up in hazleton, 63 degrees, and in ocean sit, new jersey, we're starting offer the day with 70 degrees. so, as you plan out the day, it will be foggy, muggy, throughout the rest of the morning, a lot of cloud cover, very little sunshine, 80 degrees, will be our high temperature, just plan on chance of shower on and off throughout the day. just going to be one of those days, bob kelly. >> ba

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karen mentioned the fog, mile visibility in reading, half mile in lancaster, a little over a mile in toms river. the numbers have a tendency to fluctuate as the morning evolves. as you see fog basic idea as you slow it down. we have humidity in the forecast, showers around over the next couple of days. >> reporter: looking live spring garden heading toward center city. roads are dry, showers not impacting the morning commute just yet. city avenue and monument we have the lights on flash. watch for that a tricky intersection with the lights flashing that started yesterday an still a problem now. because of the fog, the area bridges have reduced speeds, 35 miles per hour on the walt whitman bridge, betsy ross bridge, ben franklin bridge, be careful for that as you head out right now. looking live on i-95 cottman southbound traffic moving nicely as you head toward center city. matt and tam. >> this is breaking right now, a driver bailed out of a stolen car after crashing it near the ben franklin bridge. police say the suspect stole the keys from the house and sped away before losing con

house and building on lancaster house and building on lancaster house and why that matters is if you want to unlock these talks, clearly something has to give. there has to be some sort of movement because currently clearly lancaster house has not provided the space to move to the next phase of talks. what that meant i think was that we had got as expected the transitional phase, the two—year period, yes we got an offer of money during that two—year period, but not a specific figure, but on what is, alongside money, the key sticking point, namely eu nationals, i don't think we really moved much at all beyond a plea in effect to trust us, we will guarantee your rights and this suggestion that british courts will take account of the rulings of the european court ofjustice. as i understand it they will not have too, but they can. obviously it is a highly technical legal issue but it sounds to me as if that probably is not going to be enough to meet the sort of concerns of eu negotiators who to date have been adamant it must be the european court of justice that rules over the rights

we can do so much better than this as i said at lancaster house let us not see merely to adopt a model already enjoyed by other countries instead let us be creative as well as practical in designing an ambitious economic partnership which respects the freedoms and principles of the e.u. and the wishes of the british people and i believe there are good reasons for this level of optimism and ambition first of all the u.k. is the e.u.'s largest trading partner one of the largest economies in the world and a market of considerable importance for many businesses and jobs across the continent and the e.u. is our largest trading partner so it is in all our interests to find a creative solution and the e.u. has shown in the past that creative arrangements can be agreed in other areas for example it's developed a diverse array of arrangements with neighboring countries outside the e.u. both in economic relations and injustice and home affairs furthermore we share the same set of fundamental beliefs a belief in free trade rigorous and fair competition strong consumer rights and that trying to be

it moved just through lancaster, downtown lancaster about 10 minutes ago. it's crossing 222 right now. it's right over route 30 and this is the hail swath. this is hail up to about a quarter size and this continued to press to the east and this is all associated with the same cell that spawned the tornado warning for york county so that is continuing to push to the east so we now have severe thunderstorm warnings in addition to lancaster, berks and lancaster -- and lehigh county, also parts of montgomery county and chester county until 6 o'clock tonight because any of these storms can contain the damaging winds and the hail. part of the reason why we have plenty of fuel for these storms. it's hot, it's humid. the heat index in philadelphia right now 88, feels like 91 in millville. once the storms roll through, you do get a big drop in the temperatures back into the 70's. so, satellite and radar showing this line of storms, that severe thunderstorm watch in effect for philadelphia, all areas northwest until 9 o'clock. this actual front will be stalling over

there's aor this storm as it's heading towards lancaster county right now. these storms are moving rather slowly, so it's not going to push through philadelphia, at least the main line until a little later on this evening, so we do have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9 o'clock for areas around media, philadelphia, trenton, all points to the north and west, any of the storms could have dangerous winds as well as some hail and vivid lightning. again there could even be a tornado warning that pops at some points in this area. we'll continue to monitor this and also have the very latest update from the national hurricane center on hurricane irma coming up in that full accuweather forecast in just a little bit brian. >> lots to watch adam. thank you. >>> just in time for students to head back to school there is new evidence of benefits to pushing back the start time of classes. "action news" anchor monica malpass live in the news room with one that probably won't be popular with students. >> maybe not. all right. well, brian, that's right, studies ha

a surprise to me that first one of the morning, okay, we've got reduced visibility, pretty fog any lancaster, reading, reduced visibility in trenton, and pottstown, and it looks like only 4 miles at philadelphia international airport. so we'll have to keep an eye on that throughout the rest of the morning, also, have some rain that's not too far away, in the western part of the state, down around washington, d.c., all part of the last of irma, you can see, sort of the renmant of circulation, around a center, but it is not a cyclone any more really, it is justice organized remnants, and it is almost gone. 69 degrees in philadelphia right now, it is on the mild side. it is on the muggy side with 96% relative humidity. sunrise time 6:41, we're in the upper 60s to the north of us, 68 in allentown, down in rehoboth, it is already 70 degrees, we have mild start in brigantine, also, 70, mays landing, 66, up in perkasie, it is 68 degrees, and out in reading, 66. so, we'll see few peaks of sunshine here and there, but also, a few showers here and, there and lots of foggy spots this morning, we will p

residente de lancaster "es bastante serio el asunto. la hepatitis es muy mala. " para prevenir la enfermedad que afecta el higado, los clientes deben de ser vacunados. se ofrecern de manera gratuita cada dia hasta las 4 y media de la tarde en el centro de salud publica del valle del antilope. la vacuna debe ser utilizada antes de que empiecen los sintomas. dra. silvia prieto. departamento de salud publica del condado de l.a. "los sintomas de la hepatitis a incluye fiebre, malestar, orina obscura y falta de apetito." el brote comenzo en san diego donde hay 378 casos confirmados...incluyendo 15 muertos. la mayoria son indigentes o personas que han usado drogas ilicitas.. el contagio es facil...de persona a persona y se cree que el vendedor ambulante fue contagiado en esa localidad. andres castro. opina "si me causa alarma principalmente por la gente que esta contaminada. me gustaria que el departamento de salud hiciera algo al respecto." el condado de los ngeles intenta detener el brote...planean vacunar a los indigentes, aquellos que los

gave her a huge sum, $5,000, which she purchased his house in lancaster. her home and his form the core of a 10 acre historic complex. and i have this way of saying one more. it is a good one. and i will show you the pictures before i put it away. it is upside down. here we go. euphemia. what a great name. euphemia goldsborough. i find her very interesting read my daughter has become a baltimorean. going to school at loyola. here is the statue in baltimore, a memorial to the confederate women, and the statue phase trigger to the women taking care of wounded confederate soldiers and prisoners. baltimore was a secessionist city with southern sympathizers. you may know the first union soldiers killed in the battle in the civil war were killed on press street in baltimore during -- pratt street in baltimore during riots, trying to prevent them from getting to washington. [indiscernible] the goldsborough -- effie goldsborough. many women travel some distance to attend to the landscape of wounded at gettysburg, some with relief, some with themselves. confederate

in my speech at lancaster house earlier this year i is the out the uk's negotiating objectives. those still stand today. since that speech and the triggering of article 50 in march, the uk has published 14 papers to address the current issues in the talks and set out the building blocks of the relationship we would like to see with the eu both as we leave and into the future. we have now conducted three rounds of negotiations. while at times those negotiations have been tough, it's clear that thank to the professionalism and diligence of david davis and michele barnier, they have made concrete progress on many important issues. for example, we have recognized from the outset there are unique issues to consider when it comes to northern ireland. the uk government, the irish government, and the eu as a whole have been clear that through the process of our withdrawal we will protect progress made in northern ireland over the recent years and the lives and livelihoods that depend on this progress. as part of this, we and the eu have committed to protecting the belfast agreement and

we have showers on the lancaster/berks county line drifting off to the southwest at 1 miles per hour. if you're traveling southwest from adams town you'll get downpours. we have a a sun and clouds, similar to yesterday, spotty showers likely throughout the day. 9:00 a.m., this is the golf forecast, 74. if you have a tee time dress accordingly, warm and sticky, you'll need a short sleeved shirt you'll need a be on the look out for a spotty shower. hurricane jose maximum taind -- stained winds 80 miles per hour. it has made the right-hand side turn and drifting to the north paralleling the eastern seaboard later this afternoon. i'll be back with the latest track from the hurricane center, what impacts it will have on the jersey shore guys. >> we have breaking news from london, police arrested a second man in connection with the subway attack in the city. the 21-year-old was arrested in a west london neighborhood. so far he has not charged. an 18-year-old man was arrested at the port area in dover where ferries leave for france. police believe the friday attack was the coordinated plot n

in my speech at lancaster house earlier this year, i set out the uk's negotiating objectives. those still stands today. since that speech and the triggering of article 50 in march, the uk has published 1a papers to address the current issues in the talks and set out the building blocks of the relationship we'd like to see with the eu, as we leave and into the future. we've conducted three rounds of negotiations and while at times the negotiations and while at times the negotiations have been tough, it's clear that thanks to the professionalism and diligence of david davies and michel barnier we have made concrete progress on many important issues. for example, we have recognised from the outset that there are unique issues to consider when it comes to northern ireland. the uk government, the irish government and the eu as a whole have been clear that through the process of our withdrawal, we will protect the progress made in northern ireland over recent years and the lives and livelihoods that depend on its progress. as part of this we and the eu have committed to protecting t

that is why in my speech at lancaster house, i said that the united kingdom would seek to secure a new, deep, and special partnership with the european union. this should span both a new economic relationship and a new relationship on security. let me set out what each of these relationships could look like before turning to the question of how we get there. let me start with the economic partnership. the united kingdom is leaving the european union. we will no longer be the members of its single market or customs union. we understand that the single markets for freedom are indivisible for our european friends. we recognize that the single market is built on a balance of rights and obligations. and we do not pretend that you can have all the benefits of membership of the single market without its obligation. so our task is to find a new framework that allows for a close economic partnership but holds those rights and obligations in a new and different balance. but as we work out together how to do so, we do not start with a blank sheet of paper. like other external partners negotiating

lancaster, foggy, trenton, casino every foggy, pottstown, as well. i should always point with my coffee cup. another look at the gorgeous sunrise, isn't it beautiful, 69 degrees, we top off at about 80, a little later on, a lot of cloud cover, little bit of sunshine here and there, and pop up thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon as we get rid of those remnants. and thanks for my coffee, bob kelly. >> look at this cool shot. where is this gang? tell me in my ear. oh, that's from the airport camera. >> our airport camera? >> isn't is that lovely? >> oh, come on, give me a oohhh-ahh h. >> there is a mark rotco painting, am i right? >> look at that. i like the sunrise better though. >> okay. >> it is natural. >> there you go. go ahead, make that camera move for us. >> i could just stair at this all day, do we have to do a show? >> no. >> from our philadelphia international airport. i guess we're peaking overlooking into the jersey side. oh, pull it out. there you go. >> unless the sun came up in the west today, which would be breaking news. >> we

you will notice on storm scan some showers working their way in across western most suburbs berks, lancaster county, getting hit and heading to 95 south we will run into that outside of delaware but with time we will have a couple showers, very scattered in nature. another shot, outside rehoboth where sun obviously has yet to come up but will with time and i don't think we will see too

county so we'll monitor as it moves toward lancaster county and also paradise. a lot of showers and thunderstorms moving through the area i think by kick off at 1:00, cloud cover will remain, norther winds, temperatures will be in the low 70s. it looks like that rain will move out of kansas city t. upper 60ss right now, high humidity temperature wise. we're looking at atlantic city, 70-degrees. here's your planner we're looking at muggy conditions upper 70s down the shore, low 80s for center city and also on the lehigh valley. the seven day forecast watching the coast with jose and it's closest approach on tuesday. >> it's time to t talk trending topics from the protest in st. louis to the miss tear just death of a girl found in a freezer. president of black men at pen's school of social work. thank you so much for joining us . let's talk about second night of violence in st. louis much let's start with you you chad, what is this accomplishing ? we're seeing all the violence and the up rosser towards police. we want piece ful protest, we see another police offic

they've teamed up with lancaster university. the plan? to offer degrees in business, media and sport. but the idea is to give students more than an academic qualification. a lot of the curriculum, a lot of the thought process behind this, that sir alex ferguson put into us when we were young, you need to work as hard as you can. you need to get yourself out of your comfort zone and push yourself. that is what we are going to be in lamenting at our university. this idea about making higher education accessible to different types of people, making it really socially progressive, was something that absolutely fits into things that the staff at lancaster really are leaving. —— really believe in. yes, it's a business venture — but it's also hoped it will help the regeneration of old trafford and stretford. the class of 92 have an impressive footballing legacy — but rather than look back at football — they want to look forward to the future. we could retire and we could talk on television, we could just watch and do nothing else and g

holly and 66 trenton, lancaster at 62. i should note quickly we have more dense fog lining up from about lancaster to allentown and from about dover to atlantic city. so that slices right through millville. those are the areas right now with more dense fog that will likely start to burn off now that the sun is starting to come up and temperatures should begin to rise. here's a look at radar and satellite view. fairly clear picture out there right now. some high clouds possible, but mostly sunshine to start. partly cloudy through your afternoon, but really no big worries. an isolated shower is possible, but look there's no big cold front moving in or large storm center that would roll by and cause issues. this is a pretty good weekend forecast that we have. now, as we go through the weekend, we will feel some of the impacts down at the shore from hurricane jose. and by next week between monday and wednesday we may see jose brush somewhat close to our neck of the woods. we're going to talk more about the updated track potent

same for allentown, lancaster, millville and 12-degrees cooler at the airport. 63 in philadelphia, 50s to the north and west. buffalo, 56-degrees. 57 syracuse. satellite and radar the clouds are gone. we have a crystal clear sky today mimicked at the present hour. we continue into friday as you step out for the bus stop forecast heading to work, you may need a light jacket. 49 in the suburbs. we have a light wind and bright blue skies talking about a fall like weekend ahead. summer temperatures are returning. we'll talk about it in the seven-day forecast as well. >> thank you. you are probably familiar with the bright orange trucks of tree company aspen. they have been ordered to pay a $95 million fine for hiring illegal immigrants. three managers previously pled guilty. top management was willfully blind while lower level supervisors rehired workers who had been let go because of their immigration status. they have taken responsibility and reformed its hiring practices the ceo says. bristol borough has become something of a television star and hundreds celebrated with a watch party. t

out in lancaster house, article 50 letter. the negotiating guidelines that came back from the european union to a great extent me were the issues that we raised with them in the first place. keep issues that we need to look at during this relationship. this is a negotiation. during that process, there will be positions put out, and we will come to an agreement. what i'm doing today is saying, here is an opportunity for both of us, the u.k. and the eu, to come to agree to a new partnership, a partnership that has not been in place with anybody else in the past because out,he reasons i just set u but can be one that can really show a great future for the eu and u.k., for our future prosperity, for people not just in the u.k. but european union as well. jason? >> what would you say to those people who voted to leave last year and through those who believe we should've left already, turned off the direct debit, we should stop free movement straightaway and tell european judges to get lost. they have a right to feel a bit betrayed

lancaster down to 3 miles. two miles in reading. 2 1/2 in allentown. everybody else is doing all right. we have low lying clouds, but we don't have the fog until you go into lancaster, berks and lehigh valley. we have showers picking them up on storm tracker 6 live. we set it in motion to you, lancaster county drifting off to the west/southwest at 15 miles per hour getting ready to push into york and gettysburg south central pennsylvania. future tracker 6 suggests though, more showers could pop up with the heating of the day. after lunchtime, 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., west of philadelphia. that will continue to be the trend through the afternoon and early evening hours, every now and then you notice we see yellows and oranges here. that could mean something heavier than a shower. everything should move along quickly, we don't expect to see the drenching downpours like what delaware county saw yesterday around 7:00 p.m. it delayed the phillies game for a little bit. they saw a tremendous amount of rain they picked up 2 1/2 inches in delaware county. nobody

and 84 inal ten town and 81 in lancaster and 75 in atlantic city. we were look first degree cape may and even with the clouds we are sit agent 74 degrees. there feeling warm for this time of year and the average high this time of year is 74 and we go above that. the high today is 86 and the pups like it today at 4:00, you'll sit at the high with clotses of clouds and sunshine is mixing in as well. 6:00, 83 and look at 10:00 at night. we are above our average high on this date. that is how you know it's a warm one for sure. and it feels sticky. you are looking at the dew points, 67 degree dew point in philadelphia and 70 if millville and cape may. and upper 60s in the northwest. it feels pretty humid out there. any time you get between 65 and 70 you feel the humidity and we are doing that once again. and we continue to have the concern along the shore and you see that the rip current risk is high and not just today but through thursday. because of hurricane maria. we are only see the indirect impacts and staying dry and the clouds from maria, and we

lancaster .8. it's not a horrific problem, but in spots maybe fog this morning. karen, we'll check out the latest track on hurricane jose and take a look at hurricane maria down in the carribean that's coming up. >> reporter: blue route, southbound traffic clear and dry no issues on the blue route. an accident 309 northbound 563. the right lane is blocked with the an accident scene. in swedesboro avenue democrat road we're seeing lane restrictions here, as well, gibbs town, gloucester county. if you're heading out to school guardian angels regional school not that far off watch for restricts. ben franklin bridge westbound traffic a few cars coming into the city. we've been watching for fog, looking good through most of the area. you have to go up to the north to see an issue there. bala cynwyd monument avenue the traffic lights are on flash. >> going on to talk about jos, the delaware shore and jersey beaches are bracing for impact. the storm is making its presence known. katherine scott is live in atlantic city watching the conditions, she's got the latest, good

as we look at the fog through the area, it's a bit of an issue 3-mile in allentown. 2.5 in lancaster. 10-mile at philadelphia international. so, the fog not a problem if you're flying out, to the north and west a little bit of an issue. let's check the temperatures, it's a warm and sticky, 69 degrees heading up to 80. mostly cloudy skies and humid and staying above average. >> police say two killings in louisiana were likely racially motivated. two african-american men were murdered in bat nl -- bat -- bat ton rouge last week. the suspect, kenneth wilson is the suspect. >>> police arrested people overnight who vandalized businesses. the gatherings were peaceful in the daytime upward of 1,000 people they are upset over the acquittal of a white former police officer in the killing of a black suspect. >>> there's a second arrest to a subway attack in london. they are lowered the terror threat from critical to severe. 30 people were hurt when the blast ripped through the famed tube system at the height of the morning rush hour on friday. both suspects in the attack have been questioned bu

in lancaster county light showers. where we see yellow we will see close to moderate rainfall but overall just some light shower activity. temperatures 60's to 70's, a very mild morning for us, going outside, you well not need a sweat shirt. it it is not a fall-like feeling. it is not just warm but muggy too. we will see temperatures in the 80's later this afternoon. we will peak at 85 degrees. we have a few showers out there. jan, we will keep an eye on jose and we will talk about what we can expect for the first day of fall at the end of the upcoming workweek in a bit. >> looking forward to it. well get back to you, thanks, matt. >>> thousands of people are spending their sunday morning running a half marathon. rock and roll half is taking place cross the city and runners have been at it for about an hour now. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near the art museum where this all started. she has a story of one runner with a special mission, a neat , good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is glummy out h

philadelphia we come in at 75 degrees and same for reading and lancaster. the poconos 75 and 75 at dover and the coast in cape may 73. a partly sunny skies across our region but you notice here is what is left of hurricane jose. a post tropical system and the rain affecting southeastern sections of new england and coastal sections of new england and because of that they are in and out of the wet weather and jose churns up the seas out of the atlantic. on top of that we have a coastal flood advisory at 3:00 today for atlantic city, ocean city down to cape may. ocean waves 4 to 6 feet and minor flooding is a bit a concern. the call from accuweather for the rest of today. clouds and sun and unseasonably warm. we should be close to 76 and we are well above that today maxing out at 85 in philadelphia with a northerly wind. 8 to 16 miles per hour. and overnight tonight partly cloudy and comfortable with lower humidity and drop down to 66. in philadelphia with a northerly wind 7 to 14. down to the tropics we are watching hurricane maria. three. winds sustained 125

less than a mile in lancaster. while fog is not an issue in the city, it is in areas north of the city. feeling sticky once again today not feeling like fall, that's for sure. 69 in philadelphia. 66 in reading. 67 in millville. heading up to 80 today. mostly cloudy skies and humid, so temperatures looking good for us on a monday, matt. >> thanks karen. >>> campus police officer shot and killed a student at georgia tech. a student recorded the altercation between scott shultz outside a dorm yesterday morning. shultz refused to put down a knife and moved toward the officer, one officer fired killing shultz. no officers were injured. his mother said he battled aggression and had attempted suicide twice. >>> two people survived a small plane crash and walk away from the scene. the plane lost power and crashed in the intersection in san diego california. the fuel was leaking from the plane, firefighters stopped the leak and nobody was injured in the crash. >>> two mothers say their children were shaken up over a terrify

we've slipped to 49 in wilmington, lancaster and millville. philadelphia, 56 degrees. not a lot of wind, but it's cool to start out. the winds fortunately are light. we have calm winds in spots, five miles per hour in philadelphia. at least you're not hunching your shoulders a little extra because of that. here's where the models are going, looks like we'll get into the low 70s. calling a high of 72. you get the picture around 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. we'll be at our th around 3:00 p.m. looking outside live, route 1 off-ramp to maple avenue. crews on the scene partially blocking the ramp. we have police and penndot on the scene partially blocking the ramp from route 1 southbound to maple avenue. watch for that this morning. an accident in kennett square on cyprus street at union street. police and emergency workers on the scene, as well. we're getting busier with more emergency workers on the scene. boulevard southbound approaching the schuylkill expressway. we've seen fire crews come up on the scene, ambulance, as well blocking the right lane, looks like this crew is bloc

reading and lancaster at 67 degrees. look at this reading and lancaster half mile visible. half mile being reported in millville. half mile in witnesses town a mile in pottstown. areas of dense fog tonight. and early tomorrow morning that should improve somewhat. dew points in the 60s and 70s. 60s it's muggy. 70s very humid and these numbers are going to stay high during the day tomorrow. with some warm temperatures. we'll go hour by hour you see those southerly winds for tonight. they continue tomorrow. mostly cloudy tomorrow you see that southwesterly wind and during the day, some shot tee showers. during of the after into and a few rumbles of thunder. during the evening looks like we could see a wave of showers and thunderstorms moving up from the southwest. friday morning right now the winds northwesterly in the wake of the storm system. and then we see some drier air. there could be a few showers rotating on the back side of the storm as it pulls away. this would be friday afternoon. and then we dry it out. have to keep an eye on jose though we're looking at the 5-day

it's 63 in philly, 59 allentown, 56 in trenton and 59 in lancaster, timing out the chance of showers again if we pick up anything it's mainly in our far northwest suburbs, it starts to fizzle, skies clear about 3:00 a.m. and it will be clear but not cold for us across the region. heading into tomorrow, that system is off to the north and west possibly a stray shower here and there. i should say northeast up around boston, new york city better chance to pick up showers through the day tomorrow. we'll see a few clouds. maybe a stray shower it will be that kind of day where it can be sunny. you get a brief downpour and the sun comes back. don't cancel any outdoor plans, keep an eye to the sky. the skies clear, sunday, sunday morning is very chilly. and then sunday afternoon temperatures begin to rebound. overnight we drop into the 50's. by noon, you can see we're back into the low 60's, 50's north and west, heading through saturday. temperatures will drop briefly to the low 40's in the northwest suburbs but then again bouncing back to 60's and near 70 on sunday afternoon. before another

and the weather is comfortable, 75 in philadelphia and 79 for allentown and same in lancaster. in cape may 73 and down in dover coming in at 75. whether are you going to be at the shore or the city or even up in the poconos. it's still a warm weekend. here is the outlook and the call from accuweather. tomorrow very warm. well above average, the high temperature of 88 degrees and on sunday getting hotter and turning more humid with a high temperature of 91. and by the way fall, the autumnal equinox starts at 4:02, and one more gasp of summer on the way as we head into our saturday. we have more details with the full accuweather forecast. back inside to you alicia. >>> students are now back in class following a three day teacher strike. 7th through 12th went back to school. and elementary school were out for inservice and return on monday. the teachers agreed to enter into a nonbinding arbitration. they say they overed a package that averaged more than $10,000 over five years. the plan apparently calls for both sides to put their bottom line cards on the table for all to see. >>

you have a tea m lancaster house speech. you have a team led by philip hammond, the chancellor, who want britain to mirror the single market, very close on regulation and able to interact with the eu. and then you have boris johnson who wants to go his own way, with this trade agreement and free to deal with whoever they want free of regulus in. then of course is the transition, how much they are going to spend on the severance payment. that is what we are hopefully going to get on friday in florence, some detailfrom the prime minister about which approach she favours. i just wa nt to which approach she favours. i just want to show you one thing, we were watching the tv earlier this afternoon, and the cameras were trained on number ten. can you see that fellow? this rat, he runs a long past number ten, there is an analogy and metaphor here. what do they say about when the cats away? there are goes. i'm not going to go to that metaphor! that is a random excuse to play a video of a rat! there's a paradox surrounding donald tru

to lancaster house 1.0. i find that hard to believe. >> i find that hard to believe too. you can never point to the moment where the government transitions. this isn't quite a u-turn. this is a change of position. if you have said to brexit january, inp's in september you will be cheering along the idea that we might still be in the eu, not quite in the eu, but the single market in 2021, and we might be paying 10 billion pounds a year for that privilege, that our trade deals that we are very excited about my essentially involve photocopying the trade deals the eu has come i don't think they would have greeted that with quite the enthusiasm they are now. about the state of the city, and he seems to be optimistic the hysteria would not occur. at riskyour update, how our jobs in the city as we go to the autumn months? >> what is happening now is finance directors are putting together their plans that they will be presenting to boards at the start of next year for what they are going to do in the coming years. e

the killers go and kill burt lancaster's character, peter lund. but brentwood, newjersey can at least console itself that it remained unstained by this viciousness from the city. the way i look at it, this killing doesn't rightly concern brentwood at all. what concerns us is protecting the lives and integrity of our citizens. this man, lund, lives here. that's all. the killers came from out of town. it is part of an american attitude which says that, if you want a safe, secure, comfortable life, live in somewhere like brentwood. and that notion persists to this day. and it's one of the great ideas and fallacies behind trump, that there's an america that is settled, rural or semirural, provincial, let's say, where life goes along at a leisurely but acceptable, regular pace, and people are good to one another. it is a myth, but it is a very prevalent myth. and it was very prevalent then. but sometimes the man who runs to the small town is secretly the bad guy, likejoseph cotton in alfred hitchcock's shadow of a doubt. uncle charlie appears quite bri

pretty chilly as you step outside. 40's in allentown, reading and lancaster and 56 down in dover, delaware. as we roll through the day, it will be a good one, 72 for recess at lunch time, by 3:00, 78, few clouds popping up, generally speaking mostly sunny, boy 5:0077, worry looking at a cool one to start out with temperatures in suburbs in the 40's, between 6:00 and 8:00 and in philadelphia, averaging about 55 degrees, not a lot of wind, we're looking at hurricane irma deteriorating a little bit, it's still a dangerous storm and a category 1, now moving away tampa about 60, 70 miles north of tampa and pushing a lot of wind and rain on places like jacksonville florida and eventually up into georgia today as well. this one is beginning to wind down be we still have jose in the northern caribbean and a little uncertainty about the future of that storm. we'll talk about both of those mega storms coming up. >>> a lot of news in the weather, traffic it's kind of quiet, so far, we like that it way, we're looking outside live at the schuylkill at the boulevard, that's your westbound traffic headed

from allentown to lancaster this stretch looking at more steady dense fog that has formed down at the surface. this happens when the dew point, which is measurement of some of the moisture in the air, is the same as the temperature at the ground. so what happens is when sunrise and ground temperature starts to warm up, that will burn off the fog. but until then we have some fog out there. same deal along the shore and into parts of south jersey to dover, that quarter of a mile, that's really when the thick fog makes it difficult to drive. you have to use the fog lights and if possible like i said hold off a few hours and be much better off. here's radar and satellite map, there's no rain to track out there. today we may see some showers roll through. look at hour by hour model. this is at 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. we start to see more scattered cloud coverage and just some isolated showers possible. i think this model might be going a little too aggressive, but i'm not going to rule out a few spot showers. but what this does mean is that not everyone is going to see a little shower

it's 63 in philly, 59 allentown, 56 in trenton and 59 in lancaster, timing out the chance of showers again if we pick up anything it's mainly in our far northwest suburbs, it starts to fizzle, skies clear about 3:00 a.m. and it will be clear but not cold for us across the region. heading into tomorrow, that system is off to the north and west possibly a stray shower here and there. i should say northeast up around boston, new york city better chance to pick up showers through the day tomorrow. we'll see a few clouds. maybe a stray shower it will be that kind of day where it can be sunny. you get a brief downpour and the sun comes back. don't cancel any outdoor plans, keep an eye to the sky. the skies clear, sunday, sunday morning is very chilly. and then sunday afternoon temperatures begin to rebound. overnight we drop into the 50's. by noon, you can see we're back into the low 60's, 50's north and west, heading through saturday. temperatures will drop briefly to the low 40's in the northwest suburbs but then again bouncing back to 60's and near 70 on sunday afternoon. before another

lancaster, same number. wilmington, 58. trenton, 54. every now and then we're picking up a breeze. every now and enit's on the lighter side. the winds become gusty this afternoon. right now we have wind sustained at 9 miles per hour. we are expecting gusts 15 to 25 miles per hour later this afternoon. satellite and radar there's a small little area of disturbance here, low pressure that's spinning its wheels across upstate new york binghamton and syracuse and albany and eastern new england. it will be far enough where we only see cloud cover. a spotty shower north of philadelphia. 90% of us stay dry. i think the flavor of the day will be starting out with sunshine and then the clouds build by afternoon. let's talk football. temple taking on the houston cougars at the linc. noon is the start time. 63 degrees is the first quarter temperature, 4th quarter, 666. we'll have a high of 67 degrees, with the breeze it will feel cooler than the 66. it will feel a little chilly. phillies taking on the mets 7:05 p.m. start time. 9th inning we're down to 58. the numbers will tumble from that po

so put it together, what has she moved on from lancaster house? a bit on money. yes. perhaps on eu nationals. although from clive is saying i don't think so. on final destinations we still want this bespoke arrangement. that seems to bespoke arrangement. that seems to be what we got was a bit more welly, a little bit on money, but not a significant movement or change from lancaster house that. raises the question, is there enough here for the eu leader to say, ok, you have done enough, we are going to move on? we will find out on monday, the fourth round of talks start and there will be a european council meeting. like marketing the homework, they will decide whether there has been enough progress. some on transition, a double lock. a period of implementation up to two—yea rs. period of implementation up to two—years. but strictly time—limited. that is a nod to the likes of boris johnson. the fear of the brexiteer s is that we stick with what we have got and we carry on and we never really leave. the eu and the cbi have floated that that we carry on. she has rul

john lancaster on the way to his son's baseball game, he fired at lancaster when he tried to help. then he turns the gun on his wife. walks away and goes back to shoot her again killing her. she was shot six times. >> today in court, that good samaritan, john lancaster presented a statement about the fear and depression that's plagued him and his family since the shooting. >> really, he sacrificed himself to try to help her that day. >> >> the next day he goes on a shooting spree in montgomery county killing two people and injuring two others before he was captured. >> he's a ruthless man who is obsessed with himself. he's evil. and he is a killer. >> reporter: his two step daughters are working to pull their lives back together again. they're now in college. tore del was sentenced to four life sentences. he got two more in prince george's county. in beltsville, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> it may look like another bed. but coming up on news 4, i'll tell you why these new beds represent hope for thousands of teens in our area. >> reporter: the march from charlottesville, virgini

down to the mile at reading observation site and half mile in lancaster. there are some showers moving in. this problem should work itself out in the next couple of hours but our morning drive is underway, we don't want that problem this time of the day but once fog is out of here don't expect to see a ton of sunshine. still warm. it is already off to a warm start but will remain on the muggy side and showers will be around and scattered nature throughout the course of the day. when it comes to temperatures, we should warm backup despite cloud and some showers, into the lower 80's, this afternoon you are going to see sun peeking through those cloud but granted this is not prettiest day we have ever seen. in the meantime warmth is something that lasts us well into the future, so i'll tell you how long this stretch will last in the seven day, a little later on, meisha. >> great, thanks very much. very good morning to you. happy thursday. our gateway. we are kicking it off good, everything looking great, 42 freeway north bound take that to 295, this is what y

most of the josÉ related rain is off the coast although one line of shower activity pushed through lancaster and is moving to the west away from the region. as we take a look outside, we have cloudy skies overhead but there will be some breaks of sunshine early and overall we are going for a mix of sun and clouds today. and maybe just a spotty sprinkle or shower but most of you are going to stay dry. if you see anything it's really brief. 71 degrees in philadelphia currently, same thing in wilmington. 70-degree readings in trenton, allentown, reading and lancaster. 72 at this hour in millville and another 72 in cape may. tropical storm josÉ has dropped from hurricane strength as expected, the maximum sustained winds are only 65 miles per hour now and you can see how this storm is doing a turn over the next several days and by monday morning in the wee hours of the morning it should be an extra tropical low. still sitting off -- excuse me -- still sitting off our coast. i'm having problems this morning with that. and we are looking at the potential for that storm still being there over the w