ellicott city, the story is this huge water main a result a sinkhole tying up main street the 29, columbia pike, weween rogers avenue and hope to bring you pictures in the next 10 minutes. main street will remain closed off for the notice. 95 has had its share of problems this morning. dale city, gone, just before you , ach the exit for triangle 16 minute ride headed northbound towards quantico. back over to you. president, in a week full of revelation after revelation, on a day when we thought aims couldn't get any worse, they have. larry: more fallout from the white house. comey, leveling some serious accusation. autria: former boss tried to put a stop an investigation into ties with russia. we want to know you think about the issue. log on to 703-528-7334 -- log on to wjla.com/votenow to make your voice heard. suzanne? the memo at the heart of this bombshell revelation was written by the warmer at guy director in the days following the resignation of the now former national security adviser . the president try to put an end hisn investigation into relationship with russia. mr. comey wen

main street in ellicott city. you might recall this was pretty much the same area that was rampaged by flash flood back in 2016. recently, they recovered and reopened businesses. now this morning dealing with another problem. eun. >> angie goff, thank you. >>> today, chelsea manning will be released from a military prison 28 years early. the army saints once manning is freed, she'll be on unpaid active duty fending a final appeal in her case. president obama granting her clemensy before he left office. she was known as bradleyan known for giving documents to wikileaks. >>> this is a story you will see only on news4. a d.c. man is missing. and investigators are now focusing on the contacts he made on a popular dating app. his name is marty mcmillan. he's 22 years old and hasn't been heard from since april 22nd. he left to meet a woman on the dating app plenty of fish. detective it's told the family they interviewed the woman from that dating app that marty last called. the woman told police she never spoke to or me

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it's not a main house, a master residence. it is a dependency building. so, what we have today, is we have the outline -- have to outline as much as we can of the foundations that we found. this is that the back area where you have the joint in here. this is the seller area. we have outlined to that on the pavingwith of these stones so people can get the gist of it. what is our future? to mount a large and extended campaign of archaeology to be able to open up big enough areas to understand. we won't excavate the seller, for example. can have thate open for a long enough. safe,n up wide, make it and make a scientifically valid entry point into that seller. .- cellar we are in an amazing phase of discovery at that point. what about our interpretation of james monroe? presidential guesthouse, which i think is for the first calendar year of his presidency, 1818. every time he would go to holland, i imagine he would have more and more guests. the visitors coming, either with him or its is there. -- while he is there. he would have been doing business as presi

we'll have live report. >> water main break on main street in ellicott city. ten months after the flood. this one just up the street. i'm bob barnard. a long day ahead for repairs and more cleanup

main street closed right now from rogers to kline avenue. water main break and sinkhole again. howard country not sure when they can open that stretch of main street. be prepared to detour around thacht incredible views of the large sink hole and water main break with water gushing into the road. let's switch to cameras now. we're dealing with crash scene 95 northbound by 6 19 joplin road crash blocking right shoulder. traffic is heavy speeds under 10 miles an hours as you passed scene and south of that point and norm of that point sluggish. we'll look at maps now. other issues to be aware of. aside from the water main break the traffic around main street getting by in ellicott city and deal with a crash in calvertton 95 southbound approaching 2 delays from icc. be prepared for that one. bw parkway looking nice in both directions, 29 r5 southbound slowed from pennsylvania avenue as usual and heavy up bound as you pass naylor road. topside of beltway 95 to george aavenue. usual cop juston past the truck scales. we'll forward maps along. all metro rails onlinepp except for this s

water main break we spoke about, tell you more about that in a moment. it will cause big delays, third street blocked, walnut over to chestnut. generally give us the latest coming up in just a second. amtrak rail project leading to at least 20 minute delays, on the wilmington line, during both the morning and the we'll have to deal with that again today. otherwise, expect slower than normal conditions this morning, because of the rain, so be ready and again, first one out of the house get the best umbrella. thomas, karen, back to you. >> you got it, bob, thank you. 4:03 the fate of david creato hangs, in the murder trial. asked to review key pieces of evidence for second time yesterday. our steve keeley at the camden county courthouse. here we go, day three. >> we thought they had gotten an full day of deliberations, didn't get past 2:00. at 2:00 back in the courtroom here. they wanted to hear and see some trial evidence again. even though creator did not testify in his own defense, remember, they did see and hear him tell his side of the story, and a bu

on the main market you're looking forward to? >> we continue toward with the financial advisers to encourage more listings on the main market, going to alternative markets or lower listing departments and of course to go public. it is a platform that gives people comfort before they join a more stringent and firm market. last year we had three and we'll have at least that number this year for main market. >> short selling so far since you introduced it around april 23, when is activity going to pick up? how do you --? >> well, basically it just happened last week and if we take -- it will take time for authorized persons, brokers, to package the services for their clients and start to get the demand growing and flowing for the market. basically a is bilateral agreement between the lendor and borrower and they would start the way they would see a profit. >> in terms of the widening of the appeal of the saudi stock market, increasing its depth, options and futures, you set this on the table, possibly in the next 24 months, give me

and main street at rogers avenue has a water main break there on main street. lanes blocked and a sinkhole there in the ground causing issues for folks as well. got to tell you, guys. i'm very happy with you today. i love this heat. >> i can tell just based on the dress she picked out. big flower print. light and flowing. >> that's what i said when melissa walked in today. summerlike, melissa mollet. it's gorgeous outside. >> you just like to like it hot. >> that's true. record heat. we're standing outside, because it's so mild. you don't need a light take a look agency s we go throe day. by 7:00 a.m., 64 degrees. and look at the afternoon, mid to low 90s. by 7:00 p.m., still near 90 degrees. 63 in the gaithersburg. and the heat continues for the next couple days. we're coming back with a look at that forecast. >> sheena, thank you. >>> it's 5:02. another bombshell development rocking the white house this morning. nbc news has confirmed that former fbi director james comey wrote a memo claiming president trump urged him to shut down the investigation on michael

the type burst on main -- pipe burst on main street. the force of the gushing water was causing a sinkhole to form. big one, too. partially swallowing a car. parked along main street. they have had problems with the flooding last year. the road main street is closed between rogers avenue and klein avenue until at least tomorrow morning while they fill it up and take care of prepares. michelle: we want to update you on breaking news we've been covering. rosestein named robert mueller as a special counsel to look into potential collusion between russia and the trump campaign. mueller was appointedded f.b.i. director in 2001 and led the f.b.i. through the aftermath of the september 11 terror attacks. doug: it is still a lot day out there with one record high temperature broken, one nearly missed an one tied. 93 in baltimore tied the record. new record of 92 at dulles. we missed reagan national by one degree. mainly related to the wind flow out of the the potomac river over the top. just enough wind to school it off. tomorrow -- cool things

main street ellicott city. >> main street america. we'll get more throughout the hour. little bit of history of come and where it is headed. all going to be good stuff. send it back inside to you guys in the studio. >> allison you stay in front. you look like gladys knight and the pips out there. >> hey, i miss you guys. stand down pips. back to you. >> thank you, guys. looks great out there. good morning to everybody. we'll take from it here i'm holly morris. >> i'm maureen umeh. happening right now unfortunately funeral services for that bow why state university student who was stabbed to death at the university of maryland last weekend. let's take life look. this is the first baptist church of glenn arden. lieutenant richard collins ii. will be remembered that. viewing at 9:00 funeral services at 11:00. he had been commissioned in the army when he was kill. he had been due graduate from bowie state this past wednesday. >>> this next story it's an odd one admittedly rockville man accused of drawing and buying blood from dozens of people. >> now that man is facing char

aside from that breaking news out of ellicott city water main break sink hole closing main to kline indefinitely. we'll get that mapped for you as well. we'll switch it over to maps right now. aside from those two issues this morning once we take a wide look at beltway for the wednesday morning ride. quiet 50 bay bridge to annapolis looking good. if you have a flight to cash reagan national, dull is, bwi and in fact between baltimore and capital beltway traffic quiet. questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. >> and artist protests the trump administration with an interesting sign outside the trump hotel. >> jimmy kimmel asked to return to the academy awards. >> a live look across d.c. region. 4:37 is the time now. already at 62 degrees. we're on our way up. dress like it's june today. maybe even july. "fox news morning" back after this this >> 4:389 we're back with what's hot on the web. >> another stunning headline involvin involving trump administration. new report from the "new york times" says president trump asked former fbi director james comey to jail journalists who published classified informat

a water main broke and opened up a sinkhole. the car was in a bad crews spent a whole lot of time to drain the sinkhole. they'll replace a broken pipe. >>> now to a warning from emergency crews to something you may think is helping your home. >> solar panels that you installed to save you on your electrical bill could cost crews more time. news 4's i team jody fleischer reports. >> reporter: firefighters say they're facing increased danger as more and more homes install solar panels. >> it changes everything about our strategies and tactics. >> reporter: do they cause a delay? >> absolutely. >> reporter: risks include electrocution if the home can't be deenergized or roofs collapsing. >> we treat everything as if it's electrified. >> reporter: but the news 4 i-team says most departments don't have a standard operating procedure or protocol. >> if no one knows what they >> reporter: the two key things that could keep firefighters save, and a new never before seen tool local firefighters are testing to ease the risk they face. i'm

taking the focus away from brexit, this is the liberal democrats‘ main pitch on tax and spending. they think it will be popular despite the risk of already committing to tax rises because of voters‘ concerns about the state of the nhs. health is a devolved policy area. scotland has its own powers of income tax. there is no doubt the nhs and social care are under pressure across the uk with demand soaring and budgets squeezed. over the past few years, spending in the nhs has not actually decreased. it has gone up, but at a slower rate in the past. this funding will be double of what is promised in the last few years and would look generous compared to increases in the last few years but is not that large compared with spending increases in the long term. the conservatives say they would keep taxes low, while labour is ruling out tax rises for low and middle income earners. the liberal democrats think a tax rise across the board is the only way to secure the future of the nhs. three men have appeared in court charged with murdering a businessman who was fatally shot, allegedly dur

these are three meant —— main drivers for thailand. if they can main drivers for thailand. if they ca n start main drivers for thailand. if they can start exporting, things will look after. there is a cloud on the horizon and that is that much of thailand's exports are destined for china and thailand makes the product that china then assembles which are then exported to the west. if trade relationships between the us and china are not good then of course that could affect china which in turn will affect thailand. moving on, quickly. google and technology from internet search engine to self drive —— self driving cars. what's next? killam the thing about this conference is something surprising a lwa ys conference is something surprising always comes out —— the thing about this conference. i think technology affects all of us and will touch all of us. i think in the case of google, they appear to be working on things like virtual reality. how thatis things like virtual reality. how that is actually impacting my life, i'm not entirely sure. for some people, it will be a

the water main break is about a quart mile uphill from the heart of main street ellicott city where the devastating flood last summer destroyed homes and businesses killing two people. >> i was just surprised i couldn't believe main street and historical ellicott city again? another, you know, tragedy, so to speak, but i was glad no one got hurt this time. >> howard county official says what happened here today is hardly unique. with typically five to seven water main breaks a month in the county at this time of year. they say the repair job to this part of main street should be in ellicott city maryland, bob barnard fox 5 local news. >>> coming up at 5:30 deck old cold a case is solved. >>> reports of an assault of a teacher in arlington alarm school. a police say the student brought to class and used as a weapon. first, fitz what's going on? >> former fbi director james comey has a date to appear before congress. will he show up? we're live at the fbi headquarters tonight. we'll have all developments coming up in a live report. >>> there was a good samaritan from gw law school that ju

i have two maine senators coming on the show later today. i will ask senator susan collins about that maine risk pool. >>> i want to go to taxes here. by the way, on health care, i know the president stressed the house votes in the next couple of weeks. you going to be able to sign a new version of health care, whether it's full repeal and replace or not, by the end of this year? >> i believe through a series of bills, that first one that we are hopeful there will be action in the house of representatives soon, and through executive action, and through further legislation that we'll deliver on our promise to repeal and replace obamacare, and give the american people the kind of world class health care they deserve. >> before the end of the year? not making that promise? >> i hope before the end of the year. look, again, i go back to the first point, chuck. i know you say it is debatable, get out across the country. obamacare has failed. every promise of obamacare has been broken. premiums have skyrocketed. people have lost their insurance, l

well, saying she wants to be a main stream government for the main stream, it sounds rather a clever if, rather a potentially meaningless slogan, what does she meaningless slogan, what does she mean by it? the first thing to say about theresa may is she does not see herself as a grand philosopher. not because he is without ideas but because she believes that is not the type of politicians she wants to be 01’ type of politicians she wants to be or that it is not what the voters wa nt or that it is not what the voters want either. and it also means she doesn‘t wand want to feel tied to a strand of tory thinking. we have seen that today. she is happy to distance herself from the really untrammelled free are markets of the past. happy to bring back controversial, rather old fashioned—sounding ideas like the grammar schools, and happy to risk pulling back benefits for the older voters but on the other spectrum, happy in not a very tory way to poke government‘s nose into business, evenif government‘s nose into business, even if it means that business is not so sure about her. but

maine has proven how this can work successfully. we're looking at that maine model saying let's do that nationwide. so then if a state like wisconsin wants to do something different because they're slightly different and unique, let them do that. so long as we maintain coverage for people with pre-existing conditioning and give everyone equal access. >> it doesn't sound like -- >> these are important rules that we think are going to be maintained. and the goal here, i'll say it one more time. lower prices. expand access and coverage. >> it doesn't sound like a full endorsement of senator collins. one final question. we're just about out of time. i want to ask you a question on the politics. as you know, the democrats got wiped out in 2010 after voting on obamacare. it's one of the reasons you're speaker today. they smell real blood now. you saw leader pelosi. on friday, the cook political report, well respected, shifted 20 seats away from the gop. dave wasserman said, house republicans willingness to spend political capital on a pro

so, again, all main lanes are blocked. traffic, if you want to access route 1, you can get on to northbound. blocking the left lane left of the beltway looks quite good. we'll take a live look at 270 coming up. guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> a warm morning. like it. yes. >> i know you love it. >> florida girl, they always like the hot weather for sure. but new englander like myself, this is a little too hot a little too early. and set record high temperatures in all three of our local airports. be looking for that to come out on our social media feeds. today hot, even more human. not much of a thunderstorm threat. much better chance for storms on friday that leads to a cooler weekend. i love a cooler weekend, sheena. >> well, depends how cool, chuck but i like the heat. let's take a look at the temperatures now before you walk outside. 63 degrees, and the district, clear skies is comfortable. i think a outside. by 7:00 a.m., 64 degrees, watch as the warmup goes today. quickly, we'll be warming up to the mid-80s

one of the main things we do is concentrate on education. we provide scholarships to young kids going to college. we have given her $7.5 million in scholar shichs to kids going to school. we have various programs that we assist them in doing this. we have donations. we go out to the businessman asking for and sow listit funds. we get support from the schools. >> reporter: tell us about this little cookout, this party you guys are having. >> this party's been having with the cooperation of mr. dunn whose the director here at marlow heights. we've been able to do this every year and we have a good turn out. the weather's been good. >> reporter: thank doug for that. >> yes and w and entertainment and good times. >> reporter: lots of good vibes coming from this afternoon. it's been a pleasure and thank you so much for spending the afternoon with us. hopefully we'll see you again. >> thanks a lot. >> reporter: keep up the good work because everybody we've talked to so far has said how many they've been able to change so many young lives here. we'

pse&g said one of the crews were completing work and a two inch main was cut. eastbound side is closed from grove to past curtis, westbound lanes are open, traffic is getting by. as to when the repairs will be complete. pse&g estimates it could be somewhere between 7:00 a.m., and 8:00 a.m. we'll keep an eye on the scene and bring you any updates as we get them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> more breaking news, a deadly crash left a person dead and 6 others injured in delaware. two cars collided on the 2700 block of frazier road in newark at 11:30 p.m. medicine i cans transported 6 other people to the hospital including one by a state police helicopter. we're awaiting more information about the victims and what led to the crash. >> new this morning, police say an armed and dangerous man wanted for shooting up a car in bucks county is behinds bars. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in the satellite center with the overnight update. >> reporter: good morning tam, hours ago, authorities confirmed they made the arrest in milford township, b

big enough where it is spewing up like a water main. i have never saw it before but i have covered gas explosions and i didn't even see gas like this go ahead. >> steve, which question what side is that east or westbound 70. >> that is eastbound like if you were going to ponzio's and left wegmans a mile pennsylvania wegmans and a mile and a half before ponzios , it is on the ponzios eastbound side no, sir as heavily used in the morning as you sigh traffic toward philadelphia. here comes some of the trucks that just shut down this road and mutt cones out here. this is one of the contractors here doing some of the road work. we don't know how it happened. it is a nation how long it will take to get capped. despite how bad and dangerous it looks they are saying no hazard ordaininger for anybody driving by because you are seeing how close these cars and drivers are getting. >> that is amazing, good job, steve getting on that great pictures there to start off, so again, eastbound route 70, the scene of the gas break there heading in toward n

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this water main break -- this water main actually goes back to 1 1860. that's how old -- when you're talking about dc infrastructure, that's how old this is. this caused such a backup for so many people that take macarthur boulevard. it's affecting surrounding roads like canal, reservoir road. for that, we send it to first 4 traffic, melissa mollet. >> erika, let's take a look at what is shut down here this morning. macarthur boulevard between reservoir and foxhall road, all lanes are blocked. if you're looking for an parkway and fox hall as you kind of go around the bend there would all work for you this morning. inner loop after rockville pike, blocking the left lane by a work zone. route 270 after old hundred. we'll keep an eye on this issue of macarthur as the morning commute really kicks in. >>> we are also following a developing story in the district this morning. the parents of a 6-year-old boy are now planning their son's funeral. that boy was hit and killed by a car last night. this is near the busy intersection of livingston road and south capi

maine had risk sharing. a state has to have a risk system in place and that is designed to make sure that people with a catastrophic illness, someone who has a pre-existing condition gets access to affordable health care. and what we have learned through experience is if we target resources at the state and federal level to help make sure we subsidize catastrophic illnesses, what you end up doing, you lower the premiums for everybody else. what obamacare tried to do is force younger healthier people to pay way more for their health insurance than they otherwise would have paid and that would cost subsidize everybody else. it didn't happen. it didn't work. they are not buying the health insurance. and as a result, the health insurers are collapsing. blue cross, blue shield is pulling out. iowa, there are no plans left in iowa because obamacare collapsed and it is collapsing. let's just be smart about this. what do we want? what do we all want? everybody who doesn't get health care from medicare or medicaid or

they're wednesday when this main broke. they have replaced the 30 inch below the main ground. the year that lip con took office. now looking live at the scene here, you can see the big machinery out here ready to go. that water main has been repaired. the hole has been filled. the next step is laying down blacktop and a few other things. we are live here in at northwest. i'm justin finch news 4. back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> in talking about this work around here this morning. macarthur between reservoir and foxhall. the alternate, you can take reservoir or canal road instead. >> melissa, thank you. 5:47 right now. live pictures coming in from tel aviv right now. president trump has just arrived there dignitaries. meeting him at the airport in tel aviv as he begins a few days' visit to israel. >> he is expected to meet with the prime minister and the president as well. you can see he's there with the first lady. his first trip overseas continues today with that stop in israel earlier today. >> news 4's edward lawrence joining us live from capitol hill. the leaked c

we were clerks at a main headquarters for the 9th intan try division, and -- infantry division, ask we just weren't allowed to have ammo. so i figured fear, which i was in all the time even though i did not go out on fire fights and with the infantry or anything like that, we still feared for our lives. i wrote the book mainly because ing home there vietnam and meeting other vietnam vets, basically, the conversations revolved around combat and what not, which is natural for a war. but since i did not experience that, i wanted people to know what it was like just for a regular guy to be in a hostile environment, fear for his life and put up with the tallly atrocities -- the daily atrocities of a government that wouldn't give you ammo to defend yourself. that when they finally did give it to you when you went on guard duty, you were not allowed to lock and load a round which means the you pulled the trigger, nothing happens x. if you did see something, you couldn't just shoot at it. you had to first get permission. and it's just a heck of a way, you know, to run an army. before vietnam i

. >> water main break and sinkhole closing main ellicott city and tracking main lane closed. and problems opt orange lunch, lots to get to. >> we'll check back in a few. if you now wake up 5 a.m. here's what's developing overnight. two 7-eleven stores rob at gun point by three men. the first happened 2:30 at the 7-eleven in 15,000 block of shady grove road in gaithersburg and second robbery 15 minutes later a few miles away 7-eleven on 355 duringwood. investig faces covered with black masks and wore dark clothes. >> bringing now to the district. police spending most of night tractor-trailer the at a scene where officers were shot and killed a woman. juliet street southwest yesterday eastern near a rec center. they got a call for a woman in a car way gun. what led toe two officers opening fire is unclear. they're on administrative leave. >> the fallout over allegations that president trump asked former fbi director james comey to interfere with the agency investigation into russia involvement with administration. >> while the white house strongly denies claims the report is st

of the main statements. before we go back there, here are some of the main statementsm before we go back there, here are some of the main statements. it is not too late that the administration needs to take stock of what it is doing and the president needs to listen to his advisers and better appreciate the nuances of government and the different roles that the three branches of government play. we need the facts. it is obvious people out there want to harm the president, but we have an obligation to carry out our oversight regardless of which party is in the white house, meaning that before rushing to judgment we white house, meaning that before rushing tojudgment we get white house, meaning that before rushing to judgment we get all the pertinent information. it seems like we are learning disturbing new allegations about president trump, not just everyday but, ladies and gentlemen, every hour. in the house, republicans have shown repeatedly that they refuse to conduct credible, robust oversight over this p

the fcc first conceived the main studio rule 80 years ago. the rule requires each am, fm and television broadcast station to maintains a main studio located in or near itsan communication of license.oa back then perhaps it made sense for the reasons explained but today the rule is outdated, unnecessary and unfewly burdensome. o communication access andly engagement are import in the unc digital era and such activities occur bay social media, e-mails or phone, rather than threw an in-person visit to a broadcast studio. further motion broader have shown the main studio rule is a continuous cost that keeps them from serving local communities in meaningful ways, like broadcasting additional local programming. recently a broadcaster in minnesota wrote to me saying that this archaic rule has outlived its usefulness. he added he would like to build out his construction permit for an am station in a nearby ton but the studio rule is a killer. the cost do maintain a staff would simply make the construction of this facility a ticket of doom.he con ...

from a water main and sinkhole. here's lowell melter with our story. >> reporter: if it happened any where else in howard county it would have been just another water main break but this one hit where it and not a comfortable one to where you're thinking about that hard month here. >> reporter: the flood of water heading down main street brought it all back. at around 4:00 wednesday morning a 12 inch main split open sending a tremendous amount of water on the street and underground causing some of the road to collapse. >> it got under the surface of the road and lifted it up like a blanket and then you have the sinkhole. >> reporter: some of that water made its way into robert reed basement. >> didn't think so that we'd have to go through this all over again. >> reporter: his house was flooded during the huge storm in july of last year that killed two people and all but destroyed downtown and wednesday morning he was yet again dealing with four feet of water in his basement. >> we pumped it out last night. we got ou

in maine, they had an indivisible risk program. physical you became catastrophically ill, subsidies kicked in and helped your health insurance and premiums. it lowered the cost of premiums for everyone. if a person gets help, all the other insurance plans don't have to cover those costs. you stabilize the marketplace. our goal is this, george, get everyone access to affordable care including people with pre-existing conditions. that is not happening uer the premiums are going up double digits. the deductibles are sky high. choices are evaporating to the point where 1 in 3 counties have one suinsurer left. we think we have better ideas. in wisconsin, we had a good system. many maine, they had a good system. different states are different. let the states perfect this. we're proud of this. we're proud of the effort. it's us keeping our promises. >> there's a lot of under certainty over what tactually lit do, including the the senate. senator lindsey graham said a bill finalized yesterday has not been scored, amendments not allowed, an

there's a gas main break there. crews are saying they will be out there until the middle of the morning rush maybe 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. they will wrap it up. the crews are blocking 70 eastbound, westbound is moving. eastbound is blocked at grove street. stick to chapel avenue to get around it. you have the closure on 70 eastbound which is the main artery through cherry hill, new jersey, a busy area to be affected through much of the morning commute. kelly drive is closed between strawberry mansion drive and fountain green drive for the regatta won't open until 7:00 p.m. on saturday. stick to the schuylkill expressway to get around that. the ben franklin bridge looking good, no issues between the tolls and 8th and vine. no issues as you head out. the temperatures if you don't like the heat and humidity, day 3 in the 90s today. 74 degrees we had two straight days in the 90s. when we hit 09 today it will make a heat wave. hot and humid spotty storms, the weekend 20 degrees colder. >> a many pleaded guilty to attempted

it's not impacting a main line, though. flipping over and taking a quick look at our tkraoeu times here this morning, westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, not too bad. honestly, everybody has been light this morning, you are in the yellow at 32 minutes. westbound 80 across the bay bridge, you are in the yellow at 15, and an early morning flight this morning, you are looking good okay, too. you are in the green from san francisco to sfo, just ten minutes. we have been quiet this morning as i have been seeing and we don't have any other significant blocking issues. as you would expect, we have other delays the bay bridge metering lightsre on, and it has been a fairly light commute and thank you for dealing with all of our technical issues this morning. we hope you have a great monday and we will get to "gma" next. have a good one. it's day one of we're playing zombie tag! i'm tired, but i'm teaching them hopscotch. i'm starting a garden with my neighbors so our kids can eat better. and we feel happier! i have more energy at w

cherry hill township, route 70, closed because of a gas main break. this point and around king's highway you'll see the detour. you can follow the detour posted on the scene. not a lot of traffic in the area. and you can see the westbound side still open. that's the amount of cars that we're seeing heading out the door, at least in this area now. you'll be okay to take it on the eastbound side to take 38 or hadonfield. >> thanks. >>> 17 minutes past 5:00 a.m. today is national bike-to-work day. i hope that people will be allowed to come in casual clothing because it's going to be warm. >> you said shorts, right? the. >> exactly. >> at the bus stop, shorts for sure, right, bill? >> it's going to be another hot one. a really warm start. we'll see a lot of line? to start with. cape may, blue sky overhead. getting closer to sunrise this morning. the sunshine will warm us back into the low 90s in philadelphia. 1997 now. even warmer than yesterday at this -- 70s now. even warmer than yesterday at this time. delaware, south jersey at 74. in philadelphia, 74,

these are the main world headlines this hour. the gloves are off and france as emmanuel macron and marine le pen practice their patter and their lines of attack ahead of the final presidential tv debate this wednesday evening. and islamic state group targets a military convoy in the afghan capital close to the u.s. embassy and to nato headquarters. at least eight civilians have been killed and dozens more injured in the suicide bombing. the books will need to balance before talks can begin. that is what the eu chief negotiator tells the u.k. while time is short to reach a isxit agreement, the bloc prepared for all of actualities. -- eventualities. time now for the campaign beat, our daily round of news from the french presidential election campaign. ♪ we are joined onset for that and the big story today is tonight's presidential showdown between macron and le pen. guest: no detail has been left to chance and the two teams have agreed to the set, format, and the temperature. it will be 19 degrees on that set. analysts expect the

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the water main did not affect businesses on main street. we're told they will be on ep tomorrow. >> i couldn't believe main street and historical ellicott city again. but i was glad no one got hurt this time. >> as you can see water is flowing down this pipe at a high volume like a freight train. if we shut the water main quickly it will break one >> water gushed more than 5 hours before cruz got it off. repairs should be finished by tomorrow morning. >> if you ride metro you already know you really feel the heat at the dupont circumstance until fargate north stations. in hot days people at those station can experience sauna like conditions. dupont and fargat north are busy stations and metro sgxt m is well aware of cooling issues and says the big chiller used to keep the stations cool is fine but the pipes that chill the water no longer work. unfortunately it will take a long time to fix. in the meantime metro. >> a mini cicada invasion is happening they normally appear every 17 years. millions are expected in 2021. this year some arrived

but domestic discontent, not brexit, will be mt macron‘s main focus. but domestic discontent, not brexit, will be mr macron‘s main focus. it is what drew one in three voters to marine le pen, his far right presidential rival. she's popular here in the pool halls of calais where unemployed youngsters wile frustrated days away. in struggling towns like this, there is little faith in elite educated metropolitan emmanuel macron. young people vote for marine le pen because they can't find anyjobs. the unemployment rate is sky—high here in calais unfortunately. "there are no jobs and too many migrants," daniel said, "almost 60% of calais thudded marine le pen and maybe daniel said, "almost 60% of calais voted marine le pen and maybe next time the whole country will be ready." this evening in paris, there were small but heated demonstrations against emmanuel macron, some organised by the trade unions. as a centrist politician, he faces opposition left and right. and only weeks away from crucial parliamentary elections. katya adler, bbc news, paris. let's

now, last week's water main break is going to be clearing today. so third street is closed between walnut and chestnut. until 4:00 p.m. today. then it should clear. your alternates, until then, fifth or seventh street, going to be your best bet. we have downed tree, just heads up for those every in you this neck of the woods, that maybe new that, montana road, now since cleared. so we're all good there. then we had more construction, water main work wissahickon avenue closed at robert avenue, your alternate henry avenue will be your best bet. jim, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, how huge computer failure at british airways is affecting their stock price. >>> being called slow motion disaster. we will tell you what's behind the recent spike in olive oil prices. farmers here in the states are benefitting from it, we'll be right wecage-free eggs.ng and we care about amazing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. >> led dollars outside on sister station "kyw news radio" 10606789 penn

you are quite right, the main focus was on brexit. the likely impact, if you like, of the brexit process on the welsh economy, on welsh public spending. on the future of wales in the years ahead. another dimension to that brexit debate about the welsh voice, if you like, the welsh perspective. to what extent will that be properly represented in those talks at the highest level, led by theresa may and david davis and others? concerns about the extent to which welsh problems will be properly represented. ben wright was listening to the exchanges. this is his report. five parties, vying to speak for wales at westminster. for yea rs to speak for wales at westminster. for years labour has ruled the roost here, more than half of the parliamentary constituencies are currently red and this evening it was the first minister of wales arguing labour's case. he was asked early on about the causes of terrorism. i don't agree with you that this would not have happened if it wasn't, if british foreign policy had been different. the gentleman made th

you're saying maine worked, so this will work. i am telling our viewers, maine worked because of the tax. are you willing to support a tax to make it work? >> i don't know all there is to know about the maine plan. >> seth: then why did you bring it up? [ light laughter ] "it worked in maine." actually, it didn't. "stop asking me about maine. [ light laughter ] don't know what you are talking about. i'm from texas." [ light laughter ] the bottom line is this, republicans rushed this bill through for ideological reasons, despite the fact that every analysis shows it would cut taxes for the wealthy, raise premiums for older, sicker people and kick millions off insurance. if they really wanted to solve our health care problems, they could start by looking, for example, to other countries like australia which has universal single payer health care that insures everyone for a fraction of the cost. in fact, when he met with the australian prime minister last week, trump basically seemed to admit out of nowhere, that their single payer s

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there's a gas main break here. to give you anderson idea of where we are -- you an ideas of where we are, we're seeing activity closing down part of the road in between the wegmans and ponzio. we're closed eastbound and detouring traffic. the westbound, maybe a lane or so is closed. right now, traffic is still getting by on the westbound side. every once in a while a car is moving through. at least we know there's not any major backups on the westbound side because of it. the eastbound side is closed. again, here looking at the maps system, you see where it is. between grove street and haddonfield road. this is grove street here. this part is haddonfield. on the part of cherry hill or this side of haddonfield, this road pretty much has two names there. moving from that point on route 70 to kings she where this is closedtosh get around, take haddon avenue. follow the detours they have posted. again, there's not a lot of traffic around the area. maybe a little delay approaching the scene or take route 38 to get by fo