that will be moving offshore and we re seeing the dry line pushing through south jersey. so there are a few lingering showers but nevertheless look at this. it is very clear where the sunshine is through harrisburg westward mostly sunny skies and seeing breaks in the clouds already in our northern and western suburb. in philadelphia it is 67. already up to 1 degree since the rain has ended and in reading we have sunshine 70. lancaster 71 degrees. you can see on the visibility side of thing when you see 10 miles visible that s good deal of sunshine drying out in philly still down the shore we do have some rain and actually areas of fog. now, this evening i do expect temperatures to rise. so by 7:00 o clock in the city mostly cloudy. sunshine before seven set. 68 by 9:00 o clock mainly clear and 66. moonlit by the 11:00 o clock hour and a temperature of 63 degrees. this is the next weather threat creating severe weather issues through the midwest right now. it will be moving th
this morning, fox 29 dave kinchen talked to hotel guest that is scrambled to get out of the burning building. when i came downstairs, all i seen was fire, smoke coming out. reporter: it was not the wake-up call they were expecting when fire ripped through the hotel sunday morning, damaging much of first floor, killing one person. i took my clothes, pants, everything, ran outside, i was barefoot. put my sneakers on and came outside. i was waiting for him. he didn t come up ten minutes later. her boyfriend tried to help the victim who per issued. the whole doorway was full of smoke. try to walk in couldn t walk in at all. the room was too smoky. that s when the fire trucks came and told me to get out. i walked out. reporter: police say three people had to be rescued and treated for smoke inhalation, but are not considered life-threatening. investigators called it arson and witnesses tell us it looked like someone did it on purpose. they just burned everything an
girlfriend. the deadly attack sent flames tearing through a bucks county county hotel early this morning, firefighters had to rescue several other people staying in that motel. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy nolan. the details of the attacks beyond disturbing. fox 29 joanne pileggi was there as the suspect walked in to face the judge. live in the newsroom joanne. reporter: the details of this alleged arson murder difficult to digest. even for police who deal with these crimes on a regular basis. investigators say the philadelphia man planned and carried out an unthinkable act. she was burned alive. reporter: cops say that is what happened here at the linc couldn t motel in bensalem. 46-year-old melissa bacon smith was burned alive in room 103. somebody set the fire. not like a cigarette but lit. it s like somebody did it, luke on purpose. reporter: police tell us that s what took place, they say 46-year-old kevin smalls, the victim s boyfriend, carried ou
to a close. prince harry s event proving whether or not they won the gold, all wounded warriors are champions. this is my fight song take back my life song prove i m all right song good morning from the studio 57 headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. we begin with the battle over transgender rights. today the obama administration will tell every public school district in america to allow transgender stops use the bathroom of their choice. the letter does not carry the force of law, but it does carry an implicit threat. the white house describes it as guidance. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. reporter: good morning. guidance implying that failing to comply could lead to the risk of schools losing federal funding. the obama administration says it wants to clarify the expectations of public sch transgender students. while not bound by law, the tone of the letter is forceful. the obama administration will recommend tha
minor, police are not releasing that person s name at this point. also more breaking news. this time out of silver spring, police were called to francis scott key middle school this morning. police say their initial call showed them 10 to 15 students got sick after drenching a mixture of vodka, nyquil, and jolly ranchers. five of those teenagers were taken to the hospital for treatment. good afternoon and thank you for joining us for the news at noon. i m mike hydeck, problems just keep mounting for metro. first, this explosion at one of the stations. today it was the relate line and friendship heights that was reduced to sippable tracking after two single tracking after two arcing insulators. ellen brian reports. reporter: before they even get to the metro, riders who jump on at friendship heights say they checked the news. if it s a morning like it was this morning, with the red line single tracking, they say they re not surprised. [ sirens ] firefighters rushing fr
the process of unifying the republicanty parch whi just finished one of the mtos divisive primaries in memory takes some time. trump and ryan strike an uneasy truce. i don t mind going through a little bit of a slow process. it s a big subject. why is unity a process? there s a lot of difference of opinion. i don t think we expected this to be over last .week the obama administration advising school districts to allow transgender students to use the bathrooms of their choice. denied suppressing conservative news. mark zuckerberg saying the matter is being fully investigated. i hope it s in there. in phx,oeni mthore an 3,000 checked bags missed their flights. we re not guaranteed our bags today, tomorrow, the next three days. the invictus games come to a close proving all wounded warriors are champions. i said you would be moved, inspired, and entertained. was a right? dramatic video captured the driver lost control of his mercedes and crashed it into a
once again, in keeping with time-honored tradition, i have come to report to you on the state of the union and i am pleased to report that america is much improved and there is good reason to believe that improvement will continue. my duty tonight is to report on the state of the union, not the state of our government, but our american community. and, to set forth our responsibilities, in the world and words of our founder, to form a more perfect union. the state of the union is strong. as we gather tonight, our nation is at war, our economy is in recession and the civilized world faces unprecedented dangers, yet the state of our union has never been stronger. [applause] it is because about our people that our future is hopeful, our journey goes forward and the state of our union is strong. next tuesday, president obama tuesday, president obama delivers his state of the union address, followed by the gop response and your reaction. the state of the union, tuesday
encouraging productive conversation on just how to do that. it was important that we discussed our differences that we have. but it was also important that we discussed the core principles that tie us all together. i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i would say productive and there was a feeling of i think even unity in the room that we want to, we want to get to a unified party so let s roll up our sleeves and figure out how to get it done. it was 100% positive. i think it s safe for me to say there s a heck of a lot more agreement than any disagreement. will all of this lead to an endorsement from paul ryan? i think this is going in a positive direction and i think this is the first very encouraging meeting. but again in 45 minutes, you don t litigate all the processes and all the issues and the principles that we re talking about. as for trump, he put out a tweet about the meeting saying it was a great day in d.c. with speaker ryan a
guards once they were taken to a prison on farsi island. we apologize for our mistake. the iranian behavior was fantastic we thank you for your hospitality and assistance. we had no problems, sir. rash was the executive officer of the group at the time. he has been relieved of duty and reassigned after failing to provide effective leadership which the navy said led to complacency and failure to have standards in the unit. others are likely to follow as the navy completes it goes investigation expected at the end of this month. garrett tenney for us. thank you. rapid developments are unfolding. two men are being hailed heros for saving the missing 9-year-old girl kidnapped by her uncle. i am just very thankful to the lord that we were able to find her and get her back safely. let s go right to patricia stark. she has been following the developments for us all night. what great news. good morning, heather. really a miraculous ending to a horrific situation to a
hello, everyone. donald trump says his tax rate is nobody s business. and american voters do not have a right to see his tax returns before the election. he made those comments today in an interview with abc news. frankly, our country doesn t know what they re doing with our money or tax money. that s part of the problem. so i fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. what is your tax rate? it s none ofio your busines. i fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. the presumptive republican nominee still says he will release his tax returns as soon as the government finishes a routine audit. more on that later. he hopes that might be some time before the november election. the billionaire says americans won t learn anything from his returns. but critics have been blasting him for refusing to release them. donald trump also today denied that he is softening his stance on banning foreign muslims from entering the united states. but he also called it, well,