and to go into harrisburg with the view that this will be the year because of the new governor -- and hopefully he'll do better -- that that will change, i don't think reads the math properly. in philadelphia, we spend $450 million a year to fund, amortize the cost of pensions. if we could reduce the pension liability by putting more cash into it, sale of pgw as an example, we'd free up money for the city to fund education. >> got to go to a break. we'll be right back. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. >> another video surfaces renewing debate over excessive force by police, this one in mckinney, texas. and i'm sure you've seen this. police officer david casebolt has resigned over what he is seen doing at a pool party that raged out of control. youths were trying to scale a fence to get in, and casebolt is seen slamming a teenage girl to the ground. now, meanwhile, a recent wall street journal article offers a new view of this de

watch for the storms stormtracker 6 live double scan a nasty line is developing from state college to harrisburg the yellow and orange underneath, those are our severe thunderstorm warnings being issued with entire line, 411 lightning strikes, you can see them being discharged from the storms around harrisburg and near 60 miles per hour winds and quarter size hail with that storm. dangerous lightning as these pull in from now until 8:00, from the west to the east, winds could exceed 70 miles per hour and hail in some locations and tornado is not a big risk but there could be some rotation. coming back we'll look at the beautiful day on tap on wednesday in the full forecast coming up. >> when weather events happen be sure to join the action email your photos and videos to jointheaction@6abc.com or use #6abcaction on social media. >>> and that very same storm system heading our way has done some serious damage this is the scene in the nation's heartland winds whipping and transformers exploding and no match for tornadoes. >> there are whole houses down and we need units over here. just southwest o

stephen strasburg, yeah he had a start in harrisburg. that is coming up next in announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you the local toyota dealers. robert: welcome back. the nats are opening up an eight-game home stand with the tem pa bay rays. speaking of those guys they had a performance and they put up 16 runs. however, they just came back from what was a weird weird road trip. we talked to guys in clubhouse and they talked to us about that. >> we have been battling. can't give us credit for staying, just being tough. and staying, sticking with it. >> hopefully we can get back in the first place. because i mean, right now we have a tough road trip going going .500. we have to get to winning bam game -- ballgames. robert: someone who had been on the d.l. is stephen strasburg. he had a start for the senators. one earned run and six k's. but he left with the loss. harrisburg senators lose that one. the final 4-3. all right now we are talking football. day two of three-day mini catch for the redskins. we heard from rgiii today.

the orange area severe thunderstorm warning and the red is a flash flood warning around harrisburg. they have just been getting pounded. the other area getting pounded, right over washington, d.c. right now. you can see much of our area continues to be totally dry. there's a lot of lightning with those storms and they're not moving real fast. they're moving right on top of each other so they're having a hard time holding together as they move to the east. this one is just about to come into northern berks county and that's where the first severe thunderstorm is that covers hamburg here and other parts of the county until 6:15 for the possibility of damaging winds coming through. if it continues on that track it would reach allentown a little after 6:00 upper macungie right around 6:00. the storms around washington will have to be watched, too, in case they start moving towards delaware but the main action as you can see even 7:00 8:00 9:00, 10:00 tonight is still well to the north and west of philadelphia, these areas may get hit over and over. so we are also watching the possibilit

if you are out toward harrisburg there is a shower or two. some of that could hold together before the morning is through. we are under a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms and for today's storms they will be hit or miss. isolated variety. if you get one we will have gusty wind and brief downpours that will be very, very heavy. a lot of rain in a short period of time, driving through one you might want to pull over if that happened. back to the gulf of mexico and storms bearing down on the gulf coast of texas, it is tropical storm bill, formed last night and it is now with 50 miles an hour winds bearing down on port o'connor texas right there along the gulf coast. making a beeline for waco texas and dallas texas over next day or so and even after it loses those tropical storm characteristics it will still ab lot of rain with that storm. flooding rain for sure. tropical storm warnings up along the gulf coast this morning for the entire day to day with the storm surge being several feet in some cases. here's the rain that we expect to move t

we have a new report just near harrisburg right now. we will see more of those popping up live as it happens during the rest of the afternoon. as we go through the afternoon and evening, that line is coming down through the philadelphia area into delaware into south jersey. you can see it drying up behind it so it's going to be something that lasts maybe for an hour hits real hard and then it's out of here. tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day. the storms spread north to south. 70 for the low in philadelphia 62 north and west during the day tomorrow. sunny, it will be kind of warm but much less humid than today and no showers or storms around. the seven-day forecast rain comes in thursday night and then we are stuck in a wet pattern. chance of showers on friday and the weekend, not looking so hot. rainy and chilly both saturday and sunday especially in delaware and south jersey. >>> is @a simit a symbol of hate or history? >> that question is sparking debate in our region and across the country. >> we are in the 2000s. get over it al

news" has learned that montgomery county investigators delivered additional search warrants to the harrisburg office of attorney general, kathleen kane, they are seeking more emails as they investigate a grand jury leak, they want her charged for leaking information to a newspaper. the describe attorney will decide if kane will be charged. >>> from our delaware newsroom, the bill to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana faces its last hurdle in the legislature, it would eliminate criminal penalties and jail time for possession of one ounce of marijuana or less and instead a civil fine of $100, governor jack markell supports the measure. >>> a former university of delaware student is suing the school who says she lost her scholarship because she would not attend their pen costal church of her coach. she put church and a study meeting on the team calendar after she raised objections she says she lost her scholarship and the coach has since left the school and the school has no comment. >>> and there is an effort to distribute aid to school districts, governor tom wolf along with the panel ma

that's the line that runs from philly out to harrisburg that was right in the bee line of the storm last night. they expect delays of about 45 minutes this morning. philly international, could be rough go this morning. a lot of planes were either canceled, or re-routed last night, during the height of the storm. so again check with the airline, because if that plane did not come in this morning or last night, it is not going to be therefore your departing flight this morning. soap check with the individual airline for your flight status. let's go to the neighborhoods lower merion, city avenue, at 71 street. some downed wires. also route 70, at springdale road downed wires. the 73 ramps to route 130 are blocked this morning. so again, a lot of leftovers from last night so respect those closures that are out there this morning. the new jersey turnpike, they have speed restrictions, in play between exits number three, and two, there are numerous downed trees through that stretch the traffic lights are out steve's over here in south jersey this morning, along 42 at the black horse pike, and

a little bit of a sprinkle by harrisburg but the rest of the region is dry heading down the shore and you know this weekend i can see people going down to the shore sky 6 hd shows it to you, today not a popular destination it is on the cloudy and cool side down along the water, temperature in philadelphia has popped up to 68 degrees and dew point 51 and winds from the east-northeast at 15. and a lot of our area temperatures are cooler in philadelphia and 63 in trenton and low 60s from trenton to sea isle city and 64 in millville and 63 in dover and wilmington and allentown is one of those spots where the numbers managed to pop up at the noon hour. for the rest of the day, accuweather says the clouds are thick and you can see a little break, we go to 3:00 and the model wants a break from south jersey, and we are looking for cloudy conditions for the rest of the afternoon and evening with a few breaks here or there. maybe a period of a half hour. and late in the evening trying to pop up north and maybe just click in philadelphia later on toebt but it looks like most of the that stuff is

. >>> philadelphia teachers are in harrisburg lobbying for more public education funding. >>> now to the plane crash that killed three people over the weekend. the plane was filing to massachusetts when it stopped for gas the pilot said he lost engine power and it lambed into a home 20 miles short of its destination, we see weds is live in lancaster with more. >> reporter: rick, as you mentioned the pilot contacted air traffic controllers saying he was having a hard time maintaining at toad and need -- altitude and needed help. he was instructed to go land on a interstate or go to an airport 7 miles away. it was too late. the small beach aircraft crashed into this home, several witnesses said they didn't realize the plane was in distress until moments before it went down. >> the engine was functioning it was making noise, it was sputtering. >> reporter: plane had taken off from tennessee on its way to norwood, massachusetts making a fuel stop in pennsylvania along the way. the crash occurred 15 minutes before its scheduled landing ending with the plane and the home it crashed into er

most of the activity is from harrisburg to the west of lancaster. some of that will swing through around lunchtime maybe a couple of more showers kind of flare up with the passage of that front. otherwise it's a mixture of clouds and sun we're shooting for a high of 80 degrees. winds out of the northeast 5 to 15 miles per hour which will keep the shorepoints cooler. you can see the idea is for a gradual increase in sunshine. # p.m., 7. 6:00 p.m., 78 degrees, not a bad start to the weekend. we have a better day tomorrow, prus -- plus, hotter temperatures in the forecast. >> a final farewell to beau biden. a military honor guard carried his casket into the church of saint anthony of padua. >>> it was a long day of morning for the former attorney general and talking with those who came here, we heard a similar refrain. great father, dedicated husband and humble son. beau biden's casket arrived at the church in the afternoon. outside hundreds gathered and waited in line to pay their respects to a man who dedicated much of his life to the first state. >>

strasburg came -- assignment in harrisburg tonight. strasburg came up afterwards pretty pleased with his performance. >> today was a good day. i felt like i was back to where i was mechanically before and once i can stop thinking about it, i can just go out there and compete. >> after the nats play the rays they welcome the pirates to down, game one of the series friday here on wusa9 at 7:00. >>> the redskins' third day of veteran minicamp was canceled. now we must wait until training camp the end of july to begin our full assessments of rtrobe griffin, iii. coach gruden says he's pleased with the progress the past few weeks. today at ashburn we saw good and bad moments from griffin, but as they head into their final moments of preparation griffin said he finally feels as good as he did the beginning of the year. >> just doing some things coaches have asked me to do and get better at. that way when we come back for training camp, we're continuing to move forward. >>> i mentioned some of the incredible baseball last night, nats 16 runs

. >> and we've got more breaking news this time coming to us from the harrisburg area. crews are battling the fire at a chemical plant in adams county. nearby residents were told to stay indoors while authorities respond to a major haz/mat incident. we're watching this and "g.m.a." will have more when we are off the air in 20 minutes. we'll stay on top of this breaking story. >> let's go over to karen rogers with traffic. >> reporter: we're starting with 422, roads are dry but eastbound traffic is starting to get heavy from oaks to 23 at this point it's a ten minute ride from oaks to 202 a 3-minute delay. we'll see it grow quickly. we have an accident in the area, upper moreland welsh road at carlton drive. we are checking out the tacony-palmyra bridge, traffic is stopped on both sides we had a northbound ship that came through and another one about to move through as well. this is causing a problem on the tacony-palmyra two ships coming through, traffic is stopped head to the betsy ross bridge instead. we expect this to be affectings the burlington bristol bridge in 40

keystone service is suspended between harrisburg and philadelphia. septa is running about an hour behind schedule and power problems force to suspend service. nj transit suspended service in both directions from philly to atlantic city. >>> the threat of violent storms stretched from montana to maine affecting half of the country. tornado warnings in our area and other parts of the east came on the heels of massive outbreak of twisters. the damage in illinois was clear in the day light after six tornadoes touched down there. an ef 3 twister swept through the town southwest of chicago. peak winds of 160 miles per hour wiped homes right off their foundation. >>> stay with nbc 10 for your complete coverage of the after math of these storms. we will have a look at more damage still ahead. and you can download the nbc 10 app to see the damage in your area. >>> right now a philadelphia delegation is in rome preparing for a visit from pope francis. >> the vatican is setting the stage for another round of debate for hot button topics. the working document fo

district, still comes up 20 to $30 million short of it goal, but this year, it could get help from harrisburg, and governor tom wolf proposed budget. >> we're hearing that there is potentially this year going to be some additional support from harrisburg, that is a long time coming. >> the second big item, the 325 million-dollar redevelopment of the gallery at market east shopping mall. the project shown here expected to generate more than tax revenue millions benefitting city and schools. along with zoning changes for the project council approved tax subsidy called a tiff for the developers. >> this project would have never moved forward. >> and that, two year project not only expected to revitalize the market east section of philadelphia, but it is also expected to create some 2,000 construction jobs, and 1,000 permanent jobs. reporting outside city hall in sent city, this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you bill decriminalize g marijuana in delaware signed into law. governor jack markell signed legislation last night that allows people to possess small amount of mar

little shower near harrisburg. what was have been watching the chance for a shower or a touch of drizzly we saw that in one or two places early this morning. let's go outside right now we're going to see what it looks like. we're at philadelphia international airport where fog is reducing visibility to two and a half miles so call ahead before you travel out. you can kind of see that fog in that shot. currently the temperature is 75 degrees warm and look at the dewpoint, 71. feeling oppressively humid. winds out of the east and they're pretty light at 3 miles an hour. and here we've brought in our always on day planner to help you map out your day. satellite6 and action radar showing lots of clouds and here you can see some of those showers that tried to pop up. they've mostly dissipated. the bulk of the activity is still out to the west. and we're going get these showers and thunderstorms moving through a little later on this afternoon and the concern is just like yesterday we didn't see a lot of storms in the aft

we'll work with harrisburg, but even if harrisburg won't step up and give us what we need, we need to solve that problem ourselves. we can't abdicate responsibility of educating our children. so, nothing is off the chopping block, in my opinion, when it comes to making room for things for the schools. >> are charter schools part of the problem or part of the solution? >> well, i think public education is part of the solution, and the reality is that we need to work together, public and charter schools, in order to make the public education what the students need. and so as we think about that, i think it's things like making sure that our teachers are paid fairly. you know, just like the taxes in the city are driving people out of the city, the way we treat our teachers in the city is driving them to get jobs in other places outside of the city and leaving our kids without people who can educate them. now, not all teachers are in it for the right reasons, and i say to them, "get out," but let's give the teachers who are really in it for the children -- let's give them the resources th

keystone line the line that runs from philly out to harrisburg and the track of the storm kind of went right along that line there so they have a lot of tree damage, and running with about 45 minute delays. back over to you guys. >> all right bob 6:20. other news now the tragic shooting at emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina has deeply affected community members in pennsylvania's kennett square. will hole prayer vigil tonight, to honor the nine people who lost their lives on june 17th when that 21 year old gunman opened fire inside that south carolina church during a bible study class on a wednesday night. meanwhile we're hearing the 91 is call that land that suspect in handcuffs. there he is, dillan roof. the video shows this is happening in shell bee north carolina where they apprehended him. showed several approaching the vehicle, taking him into custody. dale and is responsible for last wednesday's massacre at the emanuel ame church in charleston that left nine people dead. so this woman who was driving along, a florist in the area, reported seeing dylann roof on the r

they have turn into a line from the harrisburg area right down through central that. that is a good thing talking tornado because once storms form in the squall line we are looking for damaging win. wind of 07 miles an hour can take down tree branches and power lines but not as dangerous as a tornado. we do see that line forming. it is moving pretty quickly toward portions of berks and lancaster counties as these storms continue to progress north and eastwar. we have a couple of warnings to tell but berks county that is north of the reading and you can see that storm with heavy rain just south of pottsville and threat for frequent lightening. that goes until 6:15pn. that one little warning effects 30,000 plus people. now we will go further south and this severe thunder storm warning here which impacts portions of lancaster county right along the pennsylvania turnpike here as these storms continue to move eastward. this one is in effect through the rest of the hour. that is effect 1.1 million people impacted by that warning. dauphin, lancaster lebanon and york counties

the keystone line, that's the line that runs from philly out west to harrisburg, was right underneath that line of the storm last night. they're going to expect delays of about 45 minutes philly international flights either canceled, or diverted, so check with your airline if you have a flight scheduled for this morning. if that flight did not make it in last night the plane is not here, to begin the trip this morning. so, there is a lot of re shuffle going on with the airlines, not just here in philly, but at some of the other airport on the east coast like in new york, as well. in lower merion, city avenue at 71st street. some downed wires. and double bubble here in south jersey, downed wires on the ramps from route 73 to route 130. also route 70 at springdale road, and as we heard from steve keeley, dangerous situation here, the traffic lights out along the black horse pike, which is route 42, and the traffic lights are also out across the entire viewing area this morning and that comes along with a lot of the power outages. chris, lauren, back over to you. >> thanks so much. funne

they've been to the state capitol in harrisburg and rallies in the nation's capitol in d.c. and they say they are already planning the next one. iain and lucy. >> all right, thank you very much brad. >>> the faa may be getting involved in something that happened at a phillies game today. eagle security member stopped a man flying a drone. they confiscated that little aircraft. eagles and phillies security got involved along philadelphia police. investigators say they're turning over all the information they have to the faa. not a lot of regulations govern drones as of yet but the faa does have rules that ban the use of private drones near stadiums. >>> we're waiting on word funeral arrangements for a new jersey state trooper killed in a crash in monmouth county. 24-year-old state trooper anthony as pa died when the police station cruiser he was driving hit a deer careened off the highway and hit a tree. it happened early yesterday morning on interstate 195 in upper freehold. the trooper in the passenger seat is recovering from minor injuries. rasps's family said he took grea

a couple thunderstorms in maryland as well as back towards the harrisburg area. we'll zoom in on some of that activity trying to move into sections of berks county just to the west of reading a shower and thunderstorm popping up and a little bit of lightning. some of that activity might make it towards our western zones overnight of as we move into sections of virginia some storm reports, if you think clouds, potential tornado moved through sections of that area well to our south though we saw no severe weather due to the cloud cover that we saw for much of the day. more stable conditions across our area but you can see off to the west still watching a few scattered storms. low 70's right now. we're watching for patchy fog developing in some spots across the area. temperatures still stuck in the upper 60's and low 70's across the area. as we move ahead to tomorrow, we'll watch out for sun and clouds, maybe a passing shower or a storm but then as we move toward the upcoming weekend we're going to watch this area of low pressure, some tropical moisture left over fr

. >>> a hearing is being held in harrisburg to discover governor wolf's death penalty moratorium. this is the second in a series of two hearings on this matter. >>> volunteers who want to work with children in pennsylvania will not have to pay a fee for criminal background checks. beginning july 1st volunteers are required to get the clearances under the new child protective services law. in addition both checks is being reduced for all other applicants. the price will go from $10 down to $8. >>> new jersey lawmakers could be expanding a mandatory helmet law for teens riding scooters. it's for those under 17 riding a bike or skateboards. >>> imagine taking a bath and then getting hit by a bullet. new details emergeing this morning at a shooting although a connecticut apartment complex. >>> we're following breaking news concerning the future of media mogul richard murdoch. >>> first heat and humidity and then a chance of storms. we'll show you where those are most likely pop up. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we'r

verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> an empty office building in harrisburg becomes a pile of debris. the site's future is not one for the history books. it is slated to become a parking lot. now to that massive money -- manhunt after two convicted killers. a $100,000 reward is being offered for the information on their whereabouts. >> check, search dogs, helicopters, and armed officers going door to door. a community in upstate new york on edge and on lockdown as the manhunt for two escaped killers goes into the second day. andrew cuomo talking sunday morning about these two men richard matt and david sweat. the two broke out of a correctional facility, the first escape in the maximum security prisons 100 year history. >> this could have been a plot from a movie. >> the operation involved planning, power tools, and perhaps outside help. friday night, the pair escaped from separate prison cells. they used old tunnels, cutting through concrete walls and a steel pipe you for crawling out of a manhole on the other side of the prison wall. even left behind this -

there are thunderstorms beginning to fire up from harrisburg and then we'll see if we get any this evening or this afternoon and they are isolated and north of philadelphia this is the big story. we have a conveyer belt temperatures in the 90s and cincinnati 90s and wichita 94 degrees, the heat is intensifying tomorrow as will the humidity. tonight is a warm and muggy night, partly cloudy skies and stray evening is possible. mainly north of philadelphia and philadelphia a low a steamy 73 and allentown 69 and the atlantic city airport 67 degrees, future tracker showing by 9:00 tomorrow morning it's 88 degrees in philadelphia and already very warm and temperatures will be soaring up near record high levels, philadelphia the record high is 95 degrees, we'll be very close to that and the humidity is oppressive tomorrow so you really need to take it easy. these are the records tomorrow and all of these are in jeopardy philadelphia 95 degrees and wilmington 96 and reading 93 and allentown record high is tying records if not breaking them tomorrow. a heat advisory is posted for the heart of the d

then i drove all the way back and i got to get on 76 out of what harrisburg, right. i come around that kick of prussia loop there, get on the schuylkill, stuck in traffic stopped for over an hour after a three and a half hour drive. all i wanted to do was get home. >> welcome to life in philadelphia. >> 9:20. we have some breaking news out of burlington county. >> a car crashed in the business this is in pemberton, new jersey. >> this is video wow. you can see that brick wall has been just pulverized there at ely's beauty supply near may tag laundry this happened a hour ago. scene is 200 block of hanover street. we know that the person driving the carries doing well enough that they refused medical treatment. >> jessica, do we know if the carries still in there. >> it looks like it happened a while back they have police tape up and all that. what sky fox is down low today, aren't they getting that great shot. >> we will figure out where car is in two minutes and come right back. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no

there are some peeks of sunshine in areas around harrisburg and washington, d.c. parts of southern delaware. it's not the entire area that's going to be totally overcast all day, but a lot of clouds around. that will help suppress any showers or thunderstorms from developing. eventually some of the stuff in western pennsylvania will be moving closer and closer. it's going to take a while, probably until this weekend, before significant moisture moves in. we have a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast for tonight. you can see what would be thunderstorms up in the pocono region and also lehigh valley berks county. that's 9:00 tonight on the computer model and taking until about 10:00 or 11:00 to come down to the philadelphia area. there's some pretty heavy rain associated with this. that's something we have to be watching tonight. temperatures are in the 60s. most of the area little peeks of sunshine pushing georgetown delaware, to 75 degrees. gives you an idea of how quickly it can warm up when the sun warms us up. getting into the mid-70s today. it will heat up

we have more activity back by harrisburg but this is in our area, in the northern portion of chester county about to move into the extreme upper portion of montgomery county. there is a severe thunderstorm warning just issued for that until 5:45. you can see a fair amount of lightning there. it goes to limerick about 5:20 5:50 in montgomery 6:00 in warrington at its present rate. 92 degrees in philadelphia at 6:00, without those thunderstorms temperatures hold into the 80s for much of the evening. we will see how much it cools off with the seven-day in a few minutes. right now, nbc 10's cydney long in camden county. >> reporter: it's not every friday that people are lined up here, take a look to have a giant bucket of water dumped over their head to dip into the cool wave pool or ride some of the water slides here. given today's heat outside, this is exactly the case. as you can tell right now, quite frankly, it is just the perfect recipe to beat the heat. >> absolutely. it is crazy hot out there. >> reporter: 4-year-old sofia was hot to trot friday playing hard without the worry of

he had a couple of starts in harrisburg and did well. back against the braves. we were in the clubhouse today and the teammates say it has been too long. >> he is one of our horses. one of the best guys out there. he will bring out emotion today and do what he needs to do to keep us in the ballgame. hopefully we can get runs on the board for him. get him a "w" tonight. he will do what he needs to do. robert: moving on the football. tom brady was in court today and still is in court apparently trying to appeal the four-game suspension issued by the nfl. proceedings started at 9:30 this morning. today espn's adam shefter tweeted outs he testified under oath to help his case against the four-game suspension. nfl commissioner roger goodell and attorney ted wells attended the hearing. today, nfl spokesperson tweeted brady's team has no strict limits to try to make a case. moving to hoops. wiza the final predraft workout for the draft on thursday. the big name there today is r.j. hunter from georgia state. you might remember them making a run in the tournament. he is

we have some showers and heavy rain but far to the west in the harrisburg area and baltimore and washington. we will keep an eye on. that it will be in mainly dry throughout the evening if you have any outdoor plans. look at the rain from this morning a slow go in newark delaware closer to an inch of rain philadelphia .66 glendora a half an inch. same in vineland and willow grove .4 of an inch of rain. that has passed on with the warm front and now we are in a warm more humid air mass. temperatures slowly climbing in philadelphia but warmer at the shore. fill at high so far 72 degrees. stone harbor 74, as we work our way through the evening and the city and shore temperatures fairly similar. we will be in the lower 07's through 7:00 o'clock and 9:00 p.m. by 11:00 temperatures will be falling back in the 60's getting ready to heat backup toward fathers day weekend. and then, of course, we will have to talk about the remnant of bill which could create a spoil eras we celebrate dad on sunday. we will talk more about that later in the broadcast when i join with you that seven day forecast. >> o

he is back after eight minor-league games hitting .250 for harrisburg. he said the weight has been way too long. >> especially when you are injured you are wondering why you're even at the clubhouse. being back in the lineup and being a part of the whole deal is awesome. >> we are excited for him. he is a great defensive player. it will be exciting to have him back. robert: we were also in college park today to see the turks offer their second straight to regional. they are heading to charlottesville to take on virginia. maybe some get back is in order. last year they play the cavaliers in the best-of-three series and virginia ended up advancing to the college world series. this comes after the turks took the l.a. regional, beating host ucla. the nba finals are here. cavs and four years is tonight on abc seven at 6:00. -- 7:00. we went one-on-one with espn's dalen rose. he says he is going with golden state in five games. he says the west's way tougher than the eccentric carry over into the finals. for the record, i told him cabs vs in the sex but don't

. >>> philadelphia teachers are in harrisburg lobbying for more public education funding. >>> now to the plane crash that killed three people over the weekend. the plane was filing to massachusetts when it stopped for gas the pilot said he lost engine power and it lambed into a home 20 miles short of its destination, we see weds is live in lancaster with more. >> reporter: rick, as you mentioned the pilot contacted air traffic controllers saying he was having a hard time maintaining at toad and need -- altitude and needed help. he was instructed to go land on a interstate or go to an airport

but the area that's getting clobbered is right around harrisburg. this cluster here looks like it would time out to about 5:50 in allentown, at 6:10 in easton. there will be others developing some coming in from maryland. that's what we have to watch in the philadelphia area not so much this stuff coming down from allentown. you can see that there's going to be a lot of rain thunderstorms and in some cases, there are going to be forming and traveling over the same areas to create some localized flooding possibly. late this evening, there's a lot still on the radar and once it moves past at midnight that's not necessarily the end of this thing, because the general area of showers looks like it's going to hang around for a little while. here we are on tuesday and there may be some showers in the morning but that southerly wind is going to push the temperature way up into the 80s. not nearly as stormy tomorrow as it is today. as a matter of fact much of the afternoon should be dry and pleasant. then we start to get a northwest wind on wednesday and tha

with community allies in harrisburg later this morning. they say more money is needed for the 2015-2016 budget for philadelphia's public schools. >>> this morning, we are getting a first look at new sightings of a dangerous creature at the jersey shore. we're talking about a portuguese man 'o war. a woman walking on the beach yesterday in ocean city came across one. it looks like a jellyfish but has a severely painful sting and can be deadly. nbc 10 first told you about a man 'o war sighting last week at harvey harvey. >>> a man set a new state record in the delaware sport fishing tournament. he caught this 33 inch, 19-pound blue line tile fish. it looks like he can barely hold it up. according to the department of natural resource and environmental control reveals these fish are becoming more popular among anglers. >>> eight minutes before 6:00 right now. we are in the 60s. 64 degrees. look at this plenty of sunshine, no clouds of any kind over center city. the humidity is coming down. the clouds will be thinning out in the pocono mountai

that was the message behind a rally today in harrisburg. the philadelphia federation of teachers and law makers met at the state capitol. they encouraged the state to put aside more money for philly schools. >>> if you can lead police to the person who swiped a stash of computers from a west philly elementary school, there's a $5,000 reward in it for you. today the fraternal order of police made that announcement in the case of this month's burglary at st. ignatius. the computers were taken from the school on june 11th. in addition to the reward the fop donated 20 new ipads to the school. >> if there's a good side of this it is that we have received tremendous support from the community. in monetary donations and technology donations. and we are so very grateful. >> the fraternal order also pledged to replace the remaining ipads and computers before students return in september. >>> new at 5:00 an update on news first brought to you by the nbc 10 investigators. today, new jersey senate unanimously passed legislation toughening penalties for

there are a few others around harrisburg, and you have got some more around new york city. we can't totally rule out that we won't be finding at least another shower as we move through the rest of the day too. tomorrow will be spectacular. today, not all that bad but dealing with some clouds out there this morning and as you saw, couple of showers, em tours will be around 80 degrees today clouds, too sun breaks moving through the afternoon, and then tomorrow, in the upper 70s absolutely, ideal weather coming up tomorrow with high pressure centered just where it is supposed. >> another front, recovering door of neice fronts, so temperatures will boost little bit in advance of this cold front. the humidity picks up, too. chances of showers and thunderstorms, also, pick up. so let's time it out. our very favorite graphic yours and mine, i know, we've got future weather. this is a look at 5:00 in the morning, pretty much right. shows that the showers had died out through philadelphia, which they have. picks up few others around 8:00 through the allentown-reading area. you see a

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are free of precipitation and north and west of harrisburg a thunderstorm heading to the poconos, as we take a look outside, the action cam in wilmington, delaware looking at the river boat queen down the water and nobody going for a sail because it will get choppy on the river and elsewhere in the afternoon your highlights kinds of a low light, steamy and stormy for your tuesday and tomorrow we'll spell relief in all capitals, a nice change for you. 98 degrees look at that dew point, temperatures over 70 and that is oppressive humidity wins are are out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour and a little bit breezy and not that that is helping and dew points across the region, anything over 70 is oppressive. i count 70 on the nose and mid-70s from wilmington to trenton to the shore a 77 degree dew point in dover that is why it is so uncomfortable. in terms of storms we are looking at storms swirling and coming into philadelphia and immediate suburbs and the i-ought corridor the evening commute is looking potentially wet with downpours and some

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us though that we are mainly dry showers are melting off the map in harrisburg but that is about it we have cloud cover over the airport and every now and then a sunny brecht and the clouds are the dominant feature and we are looking at a spotty shower today and tonight and most of that down into south jersey and delaware, the dew point on the low side, the temperature isful 68 degrees. jacket weather if are you headed out. east-northeast win in philadelphia at 13 miles per hour and that is typical as to what everybody is seeing across the region. future tracker 6 showing you the rest of the progression 6:00 a break here and there and mainly cloudy overall and showers are possible off the ocean and perhaps making it to philadelphia and most of this stuff will have a tendency to fall apart before it heads too much farther past the i-95 corridor in reading and trenton 69 in philadelphia would not be surprised to see spots hit 70 and 67 in millville and 66 in cape may new jersey the way with we are going the rest of the way, 69 degrees by 3:00 and fairly comfortabl

we have a few showers and thunderstorms, north of harrisburg that we have to talk b we are keeping an eye on them. we have to talk about the temperatures because there is a big difference from the city to the shore. temperatures in philadelphia 91. wilmington 87. reading, 90 but look at these shore temperatures. beach haven it is 84. here in ocean city the temperature is what, rainey, do you see it. >> seventy-nine. >> seventy-nine. >> same in stone harbor and in cape may the temperature is a little bit warmer. >> eighty-four. >> yes, rehoboth beach delaware that is the warmest point look at the beach. >> eighty-seven. >> yeah, amazing how different it can be from one shore point to the other. we have a few cloud low temperature 72 tomorrow partly sunny with a high temperature of. >> ninety-three. >> very good. near record heat. look at this friday's record is 95, and setback in 1947, we don't remember that? we will go for a temperature of 93. here's 39 day forecast, friday 93 down the shore 84. saturday 90. official heat wave. sunday 85 degrees, wow. good job buddy. back here live we

budget. >> we're hearing that there is potentially this year going to be some additional support from harrisburg that is a long time coming. >> reporter: the second big item the 325 million-dollar redevelopment of the gallery at market east shopping mall. the project shown here in renderings is expected to generate more than $435 million in tax revenue over the next two decades. millions of that benefiting the city nd its schools. along with zoning changes for the project council approved a tax subsidy called a tif for the mall's developers. >> this project would have never moved forward without the tif being introduced and passed by council. >> reporter: that two year project is not only expected to revitalize the market east text of philadelphia but also create some 2000 construction jobs along with 1,000 permanent jobs. city council gets back to work in september. reporting live just outside city hall in center city this morning, jan carabeo, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right jan thanks. appreciate it. >>> just past 6:33. let's check in with katie. good morning. >> good morning nicole, goo

and amtrak trains from harrisburg, person, to new york city was stuck on the tracks for hours after a transformer exploded in heavy winds and rain. >> the power and lights want out they said you will stay on this train and the other train is going to push this all the way into philadelphia. >> it was bad. the sky was dark. the rain wind, the shingles much blowing off the trees were falling down. >> in philadelphia, crews are cleaning up downed power lines and broken tree branches after 70 miles per hour wind ripped across the area leaving hundreds of thousands without power. >> in the bay area, we are open our way to record temperatures. meteorologist mike nicco joins us from the roof with a look at who will be sweltering. mike? >> it will be hot the next couple of days. here is what is going on outside right now: you can see the sunshine behind me and the temperatures. our spread spread is 57 at half moon bay, and 60 in san francisco, and not bad in oakland, 63, and 73 in san rose and san jose 70s, and san ramon almost 80 degrees already. the temperatures are close to where we were y

into thunderstorms and some more coming in later on and right now showers and some downpours east of harrisburg, and another cluster pushing into the southern reaches of chester county, as we look at future tracker 6 we look at the action shifting farther to the east and every now and then there is the potential of a real downpour out of these storms. as we go to 5:00, it looks like most of this action is pushing up to the north but as far as 8:00 9:00, there is a chance of this stuff swinging through the i-95 corridor several risk farc teres where they do pop, lightning is an issue with thunderstorms and the air is beginning to moisten up and we are beginning to raise that humidity a moderate chance of strong winds i say moderate because it's only mixed into the batch of cells a few thunderstorms possible. when they hit, we could get strong gusty winds. it won't be anything as widespread this past week, when i step back inside. we look back more in depth of where the storms coming and how long they will last across the region. and what is ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

lot of lightning with that one and also some around harrisburg. those are areas that have had some sunshine and much warmer weather, as you can see. a sharp line between overcast and sunny and some big temperature contrasts as a result. the future cast shows some showers and thunderstorms moving in from the west but it may take a few hours before that happens. we'll also get into how the remnants from bill will be affecting our weekend in a wet way coming up in a few minutes. >> keep tabs on the remnants of bill and its expected impact on our region with first alert realtime radar available any time on your smartphone or tablet using the nbc 10 news app. >>> could uber be coming to an end in new jersey? today a north jersey state senator called on the driving service to cease operating across the garden state. we haven't heard yet from uber but here is what the senator is saying about that company not being regulated by the state. their counterpart, the taxi and limousine associations have been more transparent and willing to come to some type of

this is strasburg mowing down wo uld be batters in harrisburg on wednesday during a rehab start. he threw 80 pitches. he says he felt good. he says he feels as good as he's felt since spring training. his manager matt william says great. i just want you to rip it. >> tonight it's important that one, he feels good when he walks out there and he can let it go and let it fly and there aren't any restrictions first and foremost. secondarily it's important for him to throw where he wants to. if he can, he's got a real good chance of beating any time. >> reporter: they want him to throw about 95 pitches tonight. >>> if all-star voting was a horse race, bryce harper would be american pharoah. this guy continues to break records in all-star voting. 9million which is a national league record. voting doesn't end until july 2nd. josh hamilton holds the record with over 11 million. >>> the major story today, of course, the heat, index is over 100. you remember strasburg struggled in atlanta a couple years ago with that. matt williams says hey, you can't worry about mama nature. you just got

it also caused a train to stall near harrisburg leaving passengers in the dark and without air conditioning for hours. the storm ranging from the mid-atlantic where the weather caused a deadly car crash near washington, d.c. >> the car appears to have skidded off, hit a pole broke the pole and unfortunately live wires, hot wires came down on top of the vehicle. >> reporter: to new england where wind whips trees from out of the ground. >> it was scary. it was rumbling our house and it was scary. my dogs were crazy about it and i didn't like it. >> reporter: the wind rain and lightning not the only problem on tuesday. high heat causing several people to be treated at a new jersey graduation ceremony. temperatures are expected to cool off thein the northeast starting today. >> it's going to bring relief from the relentless heat but the heat shifts to the west and all across the intermountain west it's high in the 100s. seattle will be well into the 90s. as we approach the weekend record highs are expected. >> reporter: and you can really tell the difference after the storm rolled through. it's

all of this is pushing up to the northeast and this heavier band of precipitation from harrisburg looks to push up into the poconos. we are socked in by the cloud cover and you can see that clearly here on storm tracker 6 and the wide view of radar and that cloud cover not showing any breaks and we are stick with it the rest of the day as we look at temperatures right now, cool and 55 degrees in philadelphia and 53 in allentown and 53 in millville and 55 in wilmington, you can see how the winds are coming down from the northeast and that is a cool direction for us, we do not expect the numbers to shoot dramatically higher and this afternoon a high of 61 degrees, look how far below the average high of 79 degrees that is and tonight below average with more clouds and drizzle and rain and fog around by morning, one good bit of news, because of this colder rainy conditions your pollen outlook was very high and now very low today and really getting only up to the medium rage. we'll bump them up for the weekend but with that comes higher temperatures that is coming up in the exclusive accuwea

. >>> today in harrisburg the how house judiciary committee will hold a hearing on tom wolf's temporary ban of the death penalty. the house approved a resolution urging him to reverse it. house members said the governor cannot overturn the state's death penalty without first going through the legislature. >>> a congressional hearing sitet today. in 2011 bipartisan act was signed into law. it provided treatment for health conditions resulting from those terrorist attacks. but the act is about to expire next year unless reauthorized. today's hearing will have a bill do just that. >>> more u.s. forces are headed to iraq. yesterday, president obama ordered up 450 troops to the anbar province to train and assist iraqi forces battling isis. that raises the total of american troops in iraq to more than 35 hundred,500. isis is in control much of that province not far from baghdad. >>> texas police officer who was caught on camera confronting teens at a pool party and then resigned is now apologizing for his actions. a witness recorded this incident in a dallas suburb last friday and shows offic

rain is pressing to our east, moving off shore but, off to the west across central pennsylvania and harrisburg that is a secondary batch of moisture we are tracking overnight tonight and even for the commute for some tomorrow morning. we will show you the picture outside, sky six live in hd, looking at the center city sky line on this sunday. call than see mostly cloudy sky, overcast conditions, things are starting to clear out for right now but again that moisture out across central pennsylvania will move east ward during the overnight hours. these numbers north and west are still in the 70's after a high today of philadelphia in 90. still quite warm and sticky outside. seventy-one in warrington. seventy in center city. seventy in fleet wood. lower 70's for kenneth square and oxford a cross new jersey at boardwalk 69 degrees. sea isle city 69. in dover 74. seventy-one in south jersey and glassboro. here's satellite six with action radar. showers and storms are pushing on off to our east, so we will get a slight break in the activity but more showers will refire. you can see this moisture that

he's expected to pitch wednesday night in double-a harrisburg. manager matt williams says the focus is on his mechanics more than his number of innings. >>> some more good news. bryce harper back in the lineup tonight. harper was beaned in the leg. that was a 95-mile-per-hour fastball. he is taking over the dh spot tonight as the nats open up a four-game interleague series with the tampa bay rays. once they're done with the rays, the nats welcome the pirates to town. you can see the nats and max scherzer this friday here on wusa 9. it all begins at 7:00. >>> the maryland women's basketball team is preparing for life as the reigning big 10 championships. they have a tall task at hand to follow their undefeated season and they'll have to do it without one of their leading scorers. we recently told you guard lexi brown decided to leave the university of maryland because she wanted to play closer to home. we now know lexi will suit up for the blue devils, the turpz' former acc rival. that's pretty much the reaction. the terps' second leading scorer.