Strong rip currents. For thats lets turn to chief meteorologist doug hill. The strong currents will continue at least tomorrow and probably into friday as well and then into the weekend as cristobal, the hurricane responsible for this moves more quickly to the north atlantic, then we should see some improvement. Were looking at our weather bug station at 2nd street and boardwalk. The weather is not the problem, it is simply an effect of the rip created by the strong wave action well offshore from hurricane cristobal located well to the southeast of cape hatterasers. It will pass to the north, northwest of bermuda tomorrow. And the water should slowly lay down a bit as we head through, saturday, sunday, and into monday. As far as the rain goes were watching these little thunderstorm clusters north and west of martinsburg and west of hagerstown. Were thinking most will fall apart before they get anywhere close to the metro area. This is ahead of a cold front they will give us relief from
Came two speeches from arguably the two most powerful central bankers in the world. And their stories were very, very different. Federal reserve chair Janet Yellens highly anticipated speech described an improving u. S. Job market albeit one that is improving slowly, and an economy that is making progress. But her european counterpart, mario draghi, described the euro area economy as one that is sick, and made clear that the u. S. And europe are on very different economic paths. But those werent the only headlines out of the symposium. Something happened there in jackson hole today that has never happened before. Protests. Steve liesman has more. Reporter under the shadow of the cloud shrouded ground tetons fed chair janet yellen and ecb president mario draghi addressed the bankers in jackson hole and their speeches spoke of growing differences in their Interest Rate policies and economies. In fact, zradraghi noted in his speech that the paths of u. S. And european monetary policies. D
Tips are coming in including the one last night that led the Police Marine unit back on to the Schuylkill River for a few hours again this morning. Two man crew dredging along the banks of the river but turning up nothing. Others with the crime scene unit keeping up the visual search along the river just yards from kildares irish pub the last place shane was seen early thanksgiving morning. From candlelight vigils to volunteer searches to flyers with his picture posted everywhere family and friends say giving up isnt an option. Around here, nobody is letting it die. You got the green ribbons. You see i was up in norristown today and you see missing posters of him up there. Reporter reward for information now up to 65,000. I have Little Sisters the same age as him. That grew up with him that are friends with him. So i mean just if it happened to him it happened to anybody. Reporter agonizing couple of weeks for shanes parents who have been here watching the searches from both water, lan
Helped her survive . I was ham and cheese served on a platter. I recently spoke to her in new york. The book starts out with your early years, with your tia, your all the, who you loved and who took really good care of you. At some point, your mother, who you didnt realize was your mother, comes and gets you from tias house and puts you in a catholic Childrens Home and thats when you first started experiencing abuse. The book is filled with so many painful stories its hard to recount all of them. How difficult was it for you to go back mentally and recount paper . The good thing is, is that i have done the hard work in regards to going to get help, to seeking therapy. I had thought because i was successful and i had a lot of money, i had a great career, that i had risen above all of the issues. And i realized probably around in my early 30s that i had not. So, prior to writing the book, i had done extensive sessions of therapy because i didnt want my past to win. I wanted to reap and e
Different realities. How a fighting spirit and humor helped her survive . I was ham and cheese served on a platter. I recently spoke to her in new york. The book starts out with your early years, with your tia, your all the, who you loved and who took really good care of you. At some point, your mother, who you didnt realize was your mother, comes and gets you from tias house and puts you in a catholic Childrens Home and thats when you first started experiencing abuse. The book is filled with so many painful stories its hard to recount all of them. How difficult was it for you to go back mentally and recount paper . The good thing is, is that i have done the hard work in regards to going to get help, to seeking therapy. I had thought because i was successful and i had a lot of money, i had a great career, that i had risen above all of the issues. And i realized probably around in my early 30s that i had not. So, prior to writing the book, i had done extensive sessions of therapy becaus