Jacket. I am rosemary connors. Its 7 00 on this sunday. Lets get to the first alert forecast with meteorologist, brittney shipp. Couldnt ask for Better Weather today. We will see beautiful conditions and more sunshine in the afternoon, and a cold front is moving through and our temperatures will drop and we will stay in the 70s versus the humid 85degree weather, and a little patchy fog for us, and take a look at the wind speeds, wind speeds out of the north at 18 Miles Per Hour, and mostly cloudy skies and 71 degrees. If we look closer at our currents, 64 in wildwood, and 68 in mount holly. Temperatures are going to stay at 71 by 9 00 a. M. , and by noon, 73 and temperatures by 3 00 p. M. At 78. Lots of sunshine expected, and temperatures ranging between 7477 degrees, and a few locations will push closer to the high 70s, but cooler than with a we saw yesterday and becoming more sunny towards the afternoon. Your 7day forecast coming up. We are just six days away from the popes arrival i
I am never getting married. Never. Psssssh. Guaranteed. You picked a beautiful ring. Thank you. Were never having kids. Mmmmmm. Breathe. I love it here. We are never moving to the suburbs. We are never getting one of those minivan . We are never having another kid. Im pregnant. I am never letting go. For all the nevers in life, state farm is there. Pope fran sais rivd in koub ato cheering crowds before a journey that leads him to the u. S. And right here to philadelphia. Stage is set and over the coming days a final touches will go into place for this historic visit. Saturday night im walter perez the big story on action news is the building anticipation for at rifle of pope francis to philadelphia. Today we got a little glimpse into what we can expect to see in less tan a week the upon fivd arrived in cuba and will travel to the u. S. And make a few stops before arriving in the delaware valley. We have Team Coverage of the final preparations and we begin with action News Reporter Nora
Play ball. Lets take a look at nbc 10 first alert radar. See all that green there . Rain is moving in. Lot of it in fact. Lets go to first alert meteorologist. Is this going to cause problems for the morning commute . In the morning, we could see showers but right now, were mostry dry unless youre up near the polke anoes. And more rain is going to move through overnight tonight. And there you see the rain back off to our south and west. We expect heavy rain. Some could cause localized thunder and overnight, we expect showers but now were looking at 8 00 in the morning. We could have a bit of a break but were still at a fair chance for scattered showers in the morning commute. Temperatures will be in about 24 m mid70s. We had a heat wave and even cooler temperatures ahead going into your weekend. Now, thousands of tickets to see the pope in philadelphia, all gone in seconds. The final free tickets were given out in just 30 seconds. The tickets for the papal mass went up for grabs at 8 0
Good wednesday morning. We begin with the president s critical day ahead at the United Nations. As the u. S. Steps up against isis and al qaeda by launching air strikes in syria, the president will be shoring up his campaign for support. We have team coverage. And go live in just a moment. But begin with the United Nations and tahman bradley. Good morning. Reporter good morning. President obama says that the United States cannot wage the battle against isis alone. So hes coming to the United Nations today seeking military and financial help. Today president obama addresses the United Nations with the goal of recruiting more countries for the fight against isis. The meeting comes after the United States and five arab allies carried out a series of air strikes in syria against isis and the khorasan terror cell. More than 250 fighter bombs and missiles from fighter jets, drones and navy ships. Striking camps, and this finance center. You can see on the lefthand side the before shot. And t
Audio and printed warnings to residents of the gaza strip to flee their houses. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said israel had to choice but to respond more forcefully after ha mass rejected a truce plan. He said, quote, hamas chose to continue fighting and will pay the price for that decision. The largest hospital in gaza overwhelmed is feeling that price. The Gaza Health Ministry says 204 have died and over 1500 wounded. The Israel Defense force says 75 attacks have been carried out just today, only targeting militants, but the United Nations says 80 of those killed have been civilians so far. Going the other way, hundreds of rockets fired by hamas from gaza, one hamas rocket killed an israeli the first since the fighting began. At least 12 people have been killed by the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year. Typhoon rammasun shut down the capital of ma nin la. Its wind gusts tore the roofs off homes, downed trees and power lines and sent debris flying. More tha