danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: the town of windsor had not had a homicide in eight years until a cyclist was shot twice and died. a month earlier, a 20-year-old woman was shot in her car. >> this week we did recover evidence that links these two shootings together. >> reporter: cory romero says she was driving along interstate 25 when her window shattered. romero was shot twice in the neck. >> i don't think it's fair people should have to go out and fear for their lives when they're driving to work. >> reporter: on may 18th john jacoby was found dead next to his bicycle. the 48-year-old was involved in so many community activities people there called him the unofficial mayor of windsor. >> he knew more people than anybody in town. >> in nearby larimer counter several drivers reported their windshields were shattered including randy lyndbloom. >> i knew it was happening. i drive around here all the time. it's something you hear about, know it, but you don't think it's going to happen to you, you know. soo so far the police say they're only linking jacoby's murder and attack on r

. >> daniel nottingham said he was part of a plot to attack americans. specifically police officers. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say 24-year-old david wright knew that abdullah rahim was planning to attack police officers when he was gunned down by anti-terror agents tuesday morning. federal court documents detail phone conversations between rahim and wright in which the two apparently used code to refer to isis-inspired beheadings and the word vacation to refer to committing jihad. rahim discussed be hamming pamela geller who organized the prophet mohammed cartoon contest in texas. at 5:00 a.m. tuesday, rahim called wright who said you're attempting to go on vacation i see. rahim replied, i'm just going to go after them. those boys in blue. about two hours later, fbi agents and boston police confronted rahim in this parking lot. police say rahim pulled one of 3:00 three knives he had purchased and lunched at them. surveillance video backs up their claim. >> the video clearly shows these four or five officers, backtracking away from the suspect as h

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danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: former house speaker dennis hastert is being linked to three potential victims of sexual misconduct. cases that came to light during an fbi investigation into millions of dollars he allegedly paid as hush money. the victims date back to his days as a teacher and coach. one of the persons is listed as individual a in a federal indictment. he's charged with evading bank regulations by withdrawing the money in small increments and lying about toyota the fbi. a woman said her brother was molested. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience and he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. >> reporter: he died of aids in 1995. gary mat lock was also on the wrestling team. >> it surprised me, it disappointed me. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> to be clear, dennis hastert is not charged with sexual abuse, just violating banking regulations. >>> a man is under arrest for sexually abusing a man in a bathroom. he pulled the boy into the bathroom and touched him inappropriately. he was later arrested. >>> a woman was -- a

. >> across the country same-sex couples able to tie the nottingham foster for the first time. in nash villain emotional ceremony marriages are taking place everywhere. in san francisco the celebration started early with people gathering in front of city hall. >> i woke up to a call from my fiancÉ and he gave me the news, so i started calling people, texting people and came down here because i knew it was going to be a celebration. i just wanted to be a part of it. it's part of history. it's wonderful. >> we're ecstatic. we're both from out of town, we felt we had to be here and experience this with everybody else celebrating. >> in many ways it started here. in 2004 when then mayor gavin newsome began to issue thousands of same-sex couples. now on friday now lieutenant governor gavin newsome calls this moment surreal. >> i thought it would take 70 years. i love to romancize that i thought we would be a decade or so later. i never did. there were so many set backs in '06, '06, '07, '08, and political courage. it was few and far between. >> reaction to the justice's decision sp

danielle nottingham, cbs news los angeles. >> researchers say interventions are key to making people more active. they also say more needs to be done to get people access to healthy affordable foods. >>> general mills is taking something out of its cereals. artificial flavoring. the company says it will use more recognizable ingredients to create colors and flavors without affecting the taste. general mills says it's already made the change to about 60% of its brands and it happens to phase out artificial colors and flavors by 2016. >>> costco is getting pressure from actor ryan gossling. gossling sent a letter the company ceo saying costco should stop selling eggs from caged chickens. he cites recent undercover video from the humane society showing birds stuck in cages and living with dead birds. the humane society says the video was taken at a major costco egg supplier. >>> still ahead a throwback to classic calcars. -- classic california cars. the license plate look that's making a comeback. >> a selfie from space. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary schoo

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> usaama rahim's brother ibrahim recently moved to the bay area. he serves as imam of lighthouse mosque in oakland. we are told that he has traveled to boston to be with his family. >>> meanwhile, david wright is being held pending a detention hearing this month. the complaint alleges the two men used the friday going on vacation to mean violent jihad. >>> the pentagon's anthrax mistake is worse than first thought. the number of accidental shipments involving live anthrax could be 50 or even more in recent years. late last month the pentagon admitted it accidentally sent live spores to labs in nine states. but that number has continued to grow. th department of defense stays there were so many batches that it expects it to go up higher. a top general says the process of killing the anthrax might have failed. >>> former fifa executive committee member chuck blazer told a federal judge he and others agreed to receive bribes in exchange for their votes for the 1998 and 2010 world cup host nations. the admission came in 2013. but prosecutors just unsea

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> a tornado also hit the town of stem dla and officials -- stemla and officials there are assessing damage, too. >> it takes a long time. >>> we're looking at a vast improvement. the weekend looks really good. sunday is better than saturday, but tomorrow by no means is a disaster. your games will be played. >> thank you. >> we'll look at the 3-degree guarantee. we went 73 today, kind of a tough workout, 10 minutes of sun we'll be 79. right now we're at 73. dew point is pretty comfortable in the low 60s. wind are calm, not a factor -- winds are call, not a factor at all this weekend. the radar, we're quiet for a change in the metro area. all the showers and storms are west of us in the mountains and essentially west of the divide. i can't rule out a shower or passing drizzle, but dry and mild for the nats game, 70s. that's good. his been a tough week for weather -- it's been a tough week pore weather for the home game of the saturday -- for weather for the home game. saturday showers but not a washout, 11 p.m. to 3 -- 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. everybody can fire

danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well researchers a say intervention toss get people more active are key and they add in more work need to be done to get access to healthy affordable food. >>> we know when taylor swift talks people listen and now that people includes apple. coming up we will get inside story on how the pop star got the tech giant to change its policy for reimbursing artists, we will have that story next. >>> taylor swift has taken on apple on social media and now tech giant is changing its tune. insider louie ageara joins us from los angeles with more. >> reporter: taylor wrote a open letter to chastised cot for not paying artist force three month free trial. she was heard loud and clear and this is how the company made a swift change in policy. >> you think it is personal, and it honestly isn't a money thing. >> money at core of her social media polite to make bad apple practice become a sweeter deal for artists. >> apple music will be 9.9 9a month and we want everyone to try it. we are making the first three months free report. >> ♪ >> taylor's pr

some showers spreading into our area right now, looking at some light rain in newark, delaware, east nottingham, chester county, pa, elkton maryland off i95 bear, delaware, as well. so have the rain gear nearby. you've had it with you all week long, may as well bring it once again. 58 degrees is our current temperature in philadelphia it is 50 in mount pocono. fifty-five in pottstown. to the south of us, in the upper 50's, atlantic city millville, dover delaware where they had shower little bit earlier. temperatures just a smidge milder than yesterday still on the cool side. and with these northeasterly winds, that's what keeps us cloudy. so that's what we're seeing, once again this morning cloudy skies. when is this weather pattern going to break? probably starting tomorrow. yesterday's high temperature was around 70 degrees. peaks of sunshine helped us get a little milder than the day before. today, we expect quite a few clouds and 68 degrees, for high temperature 76 for tomorrow with clouds and maybe a shower, mostly cloudy skies, on saturday 82 degrees so at least warms up. and sunday, 79 d

cbs danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: former house speaker, dennis hassert being linked to two more cases of sexual misconduct, during fbi into millions of dollars hassert paid allegedly as hush money. victims date back to his days as a teacher and wrestling coach at york ville elementary high school. sources say one. potential victims the person listed as individual a in a federal indictment, against hastert, charged with evading bank regulations by getting the monday any small increase edge, lying to it from the fbi. joe lean told abv has at the time molested her brother steven in high school, when ryan bolt worked with the wrestling team. his name came up years later when he told his sister he was gay. >> i asked him, steve i, when was your first same sex experience? i mean, he just looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. >> he died of aids in 1995. gary mat lock was also on that wrestling team, but recalls nothing untoward. >> it surprised me. it disappointed me. >> haster. it will be arraigned tuesday in federal court in chicagoment danielle nottingham cb

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out in nottingham within the last two minute, he sent this observation. >> it was a dark and stormy night. absolutely wasment woke a lot of us up. didn't it? storm scan3, next, show you what's going on here, quite a bit of activity, as we just saw, based on the werth watcher others, not everyone getting hit. about you're out and about traveling in there is you will be running into some very heavy rain at times. specially if you are traveling right around this zone, around i-95 and then even off to the north traveling portions the northeast extension looking pretty rough at this point. salem, gloucester, camden county, stretching down into western atlantic county, eventually, if you're not getting hit now, you will at some point. it would appear like there is little break behind this, rid? not so fast. we haven'tly end up with fresh rounds of rain, thunderstorms picking one time here. likely catch mid-morning break region wide, starts to pick right back up again f we get enough sunlight, limited. we have seen it already that's going to continue with anything that fires up, just plenty of m

sixty-eight from david in clementine, 64 currently reported from ed in chesterfield, fran in nottingham, john in perkasie with 65 and we're in the 60's across the board here. even up in the poconos cooler air but at 62 degrees for keith up in say lettersberg. lets look at is what happening on storm scan three in the last three hours this front has been just producing massive, violent thunderstorms all night. and they are still out there. look at the lightening, maybe tough to tell on the loop here but you can see there is a lot of heavy rain still pulling away. now thankfully out to sea. we're seeing the back edge of it too with these clouds continuing their retreat. high pressure regaining control which is lovely to see even though it is a brief spell. do you see these little pockets, popcorn showers and then are storms firing up out here montana has some, right across the canadian border. it is not anything terribly organize yet but sign of things to come. we will see a pattern change. we will see that in the seven day. first let me show you the air quality behind all those storms hel

. >>> and in newark, delaware beth sent us this photograph the aftermath in the nottingham green neighborhood. she says that this huge tree that came down had stood for 100 years until tonight. >>> and a great picture from our sports director beasley reece. he saw these power lines sagging in the aftermath of the storm tonight. this was in lumberton, new jersey. fostertown road and route 541 and incredible image there. our thanks to everyone who shared their storm pictures today. when you post yours on twitter and facebook make sure you use the hash tag cbs3 storm and you might just see your pictures here on "eyewitness news". >>> well, when pope francis visits philadelphia in september he will be joined by some of the world's most influence al musicians. that announce many was made today while philadelphia civic and religious leaders are at the vatican. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is covering the delegation and she reports tonight from rome. >> reporter: good evening from rome. where the philadelphia delegation stayed busy today. their first full day here in it p.m. and kick the of

fifty-three sent in from fran in nottingham where we have a fine drizzle. he is sort of right on the northern fringe of where we have any moisture, rolling through our area, and we needed rain, brown spots on the lawn are getting green again which is great to hear. so yeah, you have to look at the plus side. i know it is dreary weather and brings your mood down a bit but we did need that rain. may was gorgeous. let's energy we had such a bought full in of may but we have to catch up because we didn't have have very much precipitation. bulk of moisture is down across carolinas today but you can see we are right on the leading edge. all this moisture is dropping off to the south and as it does so it is southern counties delaware, southern new jersey that end up with the best shot for wet weather here today. we will go out to the health report pollen levels are backup, creeping up to medium levels but air quality is great, uv index is le with more clouds then anything and you will in the have any heat index because these temperatures are where they are at here

so it's countercommute eastbound traffic still seems to be danielle nottingham okay. approaching the -- doing okay. approaching the scene. caltrans will be out there until 11:00 this morning. meanwhile westbound 580 where it's always slow at this time of the morning. leaving the altamont pass expect a backup now approaching the 205 interchange and it's going to stay heavy approaching greenville where all lanes are now open following last night's road work and you can see a traffic speeds are doing okay for 580. the bay bridge commute, everything is as it should be with very light traffic leaving oakland heading for the city. b.a.r.t. is on time. no delays for the a.c.e. train, caltrain or the altamonte commuter express. guys? >>> all right thanks. today new england patriots' quarterback tom brady will appeal he has four game suspension for deflate-gate. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: when tom brady shows up at nfl headquarters today, he'll be fighting to have his four game suspension overturned. >> i didn't you know have any -- you know i didn't alter the ball in

danielle nottingham is there. >> reporter: the tar balls spread across an 80-mile stretch of southern california's coast. long beach is the latest to close after the oily material was spotted. overnight, cleanup crews scooped up nearly 60 gallons of tar balls. today, volunteers used yellow flags to mark more of the petroleum-based plobz. >> this material here is the stuff we're seeing wash up on our beach. the blobs washing up now are unlike any he has seen. what was difference in what you saw? >> typically we'll see little bits of tar in places up and down the coast here that are kind of granular. this material we saw yesterday had a lot of sea floor products. it was more like an oily consistency. it seemed fresher if you will, had a sheen to it that was uncommon for up. >> reporter: the congratulate is testing samples to determine if they're connected to last month's oil spill 140 miles north in santa barbara county. the slick covered nine square miles of central california's coast and leaked as much as 101,000 gallons of oil. investigators now know a corroded pipeline is to blame.

danielle nottingham, cbs news, long beach, california. >> the long beach fire department is waiting to see if mortar because show up during the low -- more tar balls show up during the low tide tonight so they can figure out when the beach can be reopened. >>> government approval of the female viagra but with conditions. the pill must have a plan with it to deal with the side effects. it's a drug intended to boost the female sex drive. flibanserin has been rejected twice over its lack of effectiveness and safety issues. >>> petco supply chain said it's fired a chesterfield employee directly involved in an incident where a dog died and will retrain groomers and say they'll remove the heated drying cages where 2-year-old colby died last saturday. that's when allison mark said she dropped her golden retrieve are off at the richmond store for grooming and when she called to check on colby, she was told to go to a nearby animal clinic where she found out her beloved dog died of heatstroke. the assistant manager told her a groomer accidentally left colby in the heated drying cage too long. >

. >> across the country same-sex couples able to tie the nottingham foster for the first time. in nashville, an emotional ceremony as they married friday afternoon just hours after the decision. marriages are taking place everywhere. in san francisco the celebration started early with people gathering in front of city hall. >> i woke up to a call from my fiancÉ, and he gave me the news. so i started calling people, texting people because i knew it was going to be a celebration. i just wanted to be a part of it. it's wonderful. >> we're ecstatic. we came out just because we saw the news and we're in town. we're both from out of state. i'm from brooklyn and she's from raleigh, north carolina. we felt we had to be here to celebrate this and be with everyone celebrating. >> on friday now lieutenant governor gavin newsome called this moment reel. >> i thought it would take 70 years. i love to romancized, i thought we would be here a decade or so later. there are so many set backs in '05, '06, oh '07 and '08. >> reaction spread quickly. in chicago activists are preparing for pride w

. >> the first men to ever tie the nottingham foster in the state of texas. they celebrated their marriage just hours after the supreme court cleared the way for their marriage. they wondered if they would live long enough to see this day. >> when we got together it was it was a frightful time to be gay. but we've done a lot of work, and here we are. >> greece remains dangerously close to bankruptcy as debt talks continue. an e.u. summit in brussels. barnaby phillips reports now from @glens in the center of athens thousands of communists have come to denounce the greek government. they reject any deal with the creditors, and they want greece to pull out of the european union. this shows that the greek government faces opposition from the left as well as from the right. a successful businessman his company manages more than a hundred hotels. he worries that big rises in tax on the tourism industry included in the greek government proposal to creditors will hurt tourism one of the few success stories in the greek economy. >> all we're asking is to continue to b

the government is beginning to realize that public opinion is not on its side and it's advice to vote nottingham foster know is not going to work in its favor. it would be a yes vote that puts the government question in decision in question, and finance minister is trying again with a new offer to the creditors in brussels. he's trying to suggest a new mix, a new policy mix that apparently according to reports comes even closer to what creditors have suggested and even further away from initial greek positions. we are expecting to hear verification of this at tomorrow's euro group where i think if this often offer was made, i think there would be no discussion. but either way this would be under negotiation under the framework. it will now be new territory and how it establishes a new relationship with creditors if that's what this government really wants, it will have to be something that is discussed from scratch. >> such confusing times for the greek public. we've seen these protests taking place, how divided is greece over this? >> greece is very divides divided because society is being call

some showers around new castle county, delaware, light rain in newark, around the university, around nottingham, around other places near the border, elkton getting rain just around i-95. for the rest of the morning, could you see few more scattered showers, computer models showing the sunshine trying to come through this afternoon. not very successful, unless you're really far north up maybe around north jersey, and then tomorrow, more clouds around, but probably not too much rain. some sunshine in here eventually, maybe by the end. day, saturday looking little brighter. little bit of rain in the outlook, but maybe only 20, 30% chance, seeing some rain saturday. so go ahead, make your plans for outdoors. now remember if you are going to the shore, it will be cooler there with the sea breeze. 59 degrees right now. zero six in dover, delaware, 69 in millville. this team rushes are maybe two, three, four, 5 degrees warmer, than yesterday. not that much. and we still have the clouds. 9-mile per hour breeze out of the northeast, much windier, to the south of us, closer to where that heavier rain is

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> straight ahead i'll be speaking with a doctor from inova about maryland governor larry mowing ann's battle against non-hodgkin's lich open a -- larry loga . >>> trending now sean diddy combs agent said he was allegedly protecting himself. >> he played defensive back for ucla, his son, and the assistant coach yelled at the younger combs and after that the rapper allegedly confronted, grabbed the coach and according to ucla attacked him with a kettle bell. diddy is charged with assault with a deadly weapon out foist thousand dollars bond. >>> the resulting -- out on $50,000 bond. >>> the results are in, turns out the fellow who claimed he got a chicken fried rat may owe kfc an apology. this made lesli gag last year. kfc has tested the product in question and it's definitely a piece of chicken. further more, the colonel's company said the customer needs to step up and do the right thing and apologize. >>> thank you, chris mullin, our producer's pick, the best video of the day, the owner of a couple golden retrievers recorded his pups racing to

over to chester county, looks like very heavy rain, around london grove east nottingham, down in delaware, watching the dover area, because of the fire fly music festival. and the folks camping it is not a pleasant situation there because they are on and off showers there. very heavy rain, looks like it is moving into stone harbor right now wildwood, right down the road, avalon of course nearby, ocean city, atlantic city getting rain as well as cape may. so pretty much everywhere this morning. if you haven't gotten rain yet, you will be. 68 degrees the current temperature, humidity back up there, so another bad hair day, 87% 5:32, your sunrise time only 5-mile an hour winds, so the rain will definitely slow you down today. and you could have some visibility issues again as well after a clear and beautiful day yesterday. it was a wonderful wednesday, high of 86 degrees. today, we only expect a six out of ten because of the rain that's around, and high of 77, tonight's low around 67 as the showers taper off. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in the seven day forecast, so bob kill, stil

> he said he was being threatened by vampires and needed he help from the sheriff of this town call nottingham. >> the one in england. >> no, i believe that was florida, is that what i said? >> all of the weird stories come out of florida. we have caught up with the olympic torch with the special olympics. >> chris murphy what do we have. >> here we go guys, you can see runners will come up behind these police cars with sirens and lights and the torch that started this morning at the steps of the philadelphia museum and here they come, they are running up fifth street towards independence mall and they have a chant and there is the torch. >> wow wow. >> what is happening. >> so thinks exciting, guys. because robert wilson the third, who was gunned down in the line of tooth i on march 5th, his family will be there, and they evidently are going right now. here are mens of the police academy right now. >> they are running down. >> from here, guys, they will go from city hall and down broad toward the sports complex in a minute and heading west to go to harrisburg, pittsburgh and on to ohio after

danielle nottingham, cbs news, long beach, california. >>> closing arguments are now scheduled in the case of david rainy, the former bp executive charged with lying to federal investigators about the 2010bp oil spill. the jury is expected to begin deliberations by noon today. the trial centers on calculations he made about the rate at which the oil was flowing from bp's well following the closure. >>> powerful storms have brought tornadoes, hail and flooding to northern colorado. at least three homes were demolished in the town of bertha about 40 miles north of denver. crews checking on reports of 25 other homes that were damaged were behinderred by heavy rain and hail. no injuries were reported. >>> a 91-year-old great great grandfather has fulfilled a rather unconventional bucket list wish, to smash a car through a garage door. >> what? >> one, two, three. [ tires screeching ] >> his grandson found an old car headed to the junk yard. another one of the family found a perfect garage that friends were planning to demolish. look at the big smile on his face. very funny. >> i thought i

a lot of different sky conditions. 67 degrees, way out to the west we find train, he says out there nottingham, bright sun, let the drying begin. okay. your word is hopefully the weather's command. sanatoga finding clearing skies, good bye saturday soaker yes we are over with that. and then 67 degrees temperature and this is probably our pal margo yes it is, margo in buena vista where there was a lot of rain yesterday. she says things are still pretty what here. but carol said it would get better. margo, thanks. let's take a stroll, shall we? we walk over on the ben franklin bridge. it is getting better. those gray skies hanging solo you can barely see the bridge this morning, they are lifting, blue skies the result, beautiful start to the day, finally at the shore brought people out who were noses expressed to the windows this morning going again? exactly like it was last weekend. you know what? it is he can actually like it was last weekends, bad weather saturday, lazy start to sunday, and much improved fun i shall sunday. you can see there it goes,. >> skies start to brighten in some areas

more take you bit further inland here where fran actually has little hint of some cloud cover, out in nottingham. very, very modest, if any wind flow whatsoever. but, as we look forward in this forecast, he and everyone else can bank on full sunshine across the board here. so looking at storm scan3 we do have high pressure on our side. you can see what's left at this point of frontal boundary since swept away, so with high pressure in place it typically bridges fair weather, exactly what we can expect here today tonight into tomorrow. but yes new round of severe weather on us by tomorrow evening, maybe as early as late in the day. so, we have to keep eye on the radar here we see our next frontal boundary slipping on eastward. and that's bringing us slight risk of severe weather for the northwest half of the area. we will keep watch on that four. in the meantime, enjoy the next 36 hours basically your window of dry weather opportunity, with humidity eventually remember building starting as early as tonight specially tomorrow. yes, two, 09 plus agree days here, 91, in fact, so that would officiall

. >> i was actually coming from work and i was coming down, nottingham way and i saw the house was on fire. my mother called me and told me that a lot of the houses were caught on fire. they were burning straight down the row houses. >> it spread to my house so fast it started like four doors down and by the time we got out and got the dog out you know, it was already at my house. that fast. >> that fast. >> my daughter lost her fish in the fire and she's so upset. >> very devastating. >> it is a close neighborhood. they do a lot of stuff in the community. it is hitting everybody pretty hard. >> reporter: fire fighters say there were no injuries. everybody was out of their homes before they arrived on the scene and the fire chief says at this point the cause of the fire remains under investigation mike and alex. >> my gosh gigantic. thanks, jenny. >>> 6:37. >>> more than hundred people gathered in hunting park to say good bye to a teenage boy. >> members of the act out boys bicycle club took to the streets in the name of the the victim. the 17 year-old was struck and killed by a suspe

police say he claimed he was being threatened by vampires and needed help from the sheriff of nottingham. >>> in your money tonight egg prices are outprice rise and bird flu may to be blame. outbreak already affecting more than 30 million chickens. most of them had to be euthanized. that's translateing into big changes at the grocery store. the wholesale price of eggs increasing by more than 150% from the average cost back in april. experts say the spike in egg price cos last for another year. >>> so much southwest airlines extend add sale by another 24 hours after their website slowed to a crawl from too many people trying to buy cheap tickets. the spike in traffic to the site that result of a sale on many of southwest shortest flights just $49 each way meaning a lot of those short non-stop routes across the country available for less than 100 buck round trip. so you got one more day to take advantage of the sale. >> coca-cola show off earth friendly plastic bottle made from only sugar cane plastic. no petroleum call the plant bottle. coca-cola says it's looking at converting fruit stem

steve keeley was talking about a little bit earlier and then there is he will being ton maryland east nottingham and chester county and around wilmington delaware some light rain as well. breezes are blowing out there 15 miles an hour, northeasterly wind, so that is keeping us cloudy, 54 degrees, our current temperature and it is still damp out there with 90 percent relative humidity even when it is not raining. the cloud showers much cooler then it was yesterday this morning we're about 20 degrees cooler in some cases, a little bit sun at times today, 59 degrees by lunchtime, high temperature in the the low to mid 60's by the end of the day. your sunset time 8:24. don't look for a lot of sunshine. have that rain gear with you. a as we mentioned with you sweater weather is back. >> definitely need a sweat shirt or light jacket for kids getting ready to step outside the front door this morning. good morning everybody. 5:02. everybody is wet behind the ears. we have puddles along the the way, live look here at ben franklin bridge coming into philadelphia and the wind, you will feel it rocking comi

of the route one oxford bypass approaching 796 so speeds there in the 20's as you head home toward nottingham this afternoon. in concorde township, a wreck along 322 at clayton park drive and one more is in magnolia camden county along warwick road near lafayette avenue. we've got more things to talk about. we'll do that at 5 o'clock. >> adam joseph has your exclusive accuweather 7-day when we come back. >> ♪♪ >> and want to repeat one more time for those who possibly missed it earlier in the broadcast today. philadelphia public schools announced they'll dismiss early tomorrow in act fact at noon tomorrow due to the high temperatures we're forecasting, the uncomfortable heat we're feeling today and certainly more uncomfortable in nonair conditioned spots. >> equally as hot temperature-wise but the humidity spikes a couple more degrees. heat indices tomorrow could be close to 100 degrees in the city and it's very uncomfortable and dangerous especially if you don't have air conditioning. as we take a look at action cam in center city today, on the menu for lunch summer soup. i say pass don'

we're also seeing a few showers to the south of east nottingham. over the next eight hours, temperatures will continue to warm into the 70s. it's already a mild start with most areas in the 60s. today's high will range between 78 and 81 for our inland locations. if you're down the shore, some of our beaches will see a high today of 75. partly sunny with a few passing showers, warmer than yesterday and 70 degrees expected for tomorrow. >> a young boy is recovering in the hospital this morning after being hit by a car in southwest philadelphia. this happened last night across from a state park on 68th street. witnesses say the boy was riding near traffic when he was hit. he suffered injuries to his legs. the driver did stay at the scene and waited for police. >> he definitely did the right thing, took initiative and stepped up and stayed there. >> the driver may have stopped but lately that seems to be the exception rather than the rule in philadelphia. three children have been hit by cars and each time the drivers fled the scene. yesterday a rally w