And not an impact for the morning commute, this is when the heavy rain moves in and more than an inch of rain and temperatur temperatures soaring into the 60s and we have the possible of damaging wind gusts up to 60 Miles Per Hour and well talk more about the system and what is to come behind that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. Thank you, as the rain pushes through with would like to you keep 6abc. Com weather open on all of your devices. You can rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan to keep ahead of the storm and get updates from the Action News Weather Team on facebook and twitter and other social media platforms. Attorneys for former philadelphia eagle, lesean mccoy are meeting this afternoon and the big question of course is will mccoy be charged in connection with a fight against two Philadelphia Police officers in a nightclub. Sara bloomquist is live now with more. The meeting between investigators and lesean mccoys legal team is going on this afternoon, here at th
Or two. As we take a look at the wide view though theres more precipitation coming up from the south and through the morning especially to the rush hour well be seeing some off and on light precipitation. Some heavier stuff could come through at times during the day and then some thunderstorms tonight. Visibilities a little bit of an issue. Were down below a mile now at the airport in Atlantic City and in dover and the Weather Service says there could be some patchy fog especially the closer you get to the coast. 42 degrees right now in philadelphia. Dank, damp and chilly just 36 degrees in allentown and 46 in wildwood. As we roll through the day one of those weird days where the high isnt going to come in until later in the evening so you can see how the numbers just keep climbing during the day. Well technically get a high of 60 sometime later tonight. Theres a wind advisory that kicks in at 6 oclock down the shore where gusts could generally be about 50 Miles Per Hour all the way up
With terror activities after a weekend of raids. Mn is arrested in the violence under suspicion of planning a new attack on french soil. And the recapture of the ancient syrian city of palmyra. What that means for the aside regime for the assad and the Islamic State group. Three days of National Mourning have begun across pakistan following sundays suicide blast in a busy part in the eastern city of lahore. At least 70 people are killed and over 300 more injured. Most of the dead are women and children. A Splinter Group of the talib and has claimed responsibility for the attack. A spokesman for the military says several arrests have been made. A cache of arms and ammunition has been recovered. A family day out turned to tragedy. Womens bodies, mostly and children, continued to arrive until monday morning. Accompanied by devastated family members. The blast followed two years of relative calm in lahore. Struck in a park, a popular site for the christian community, many of whom had gathe
Edition of the listening post, its not the verdict most expected, not the one that the al jazeera three and supporters wished for. The 3year prison sentence handed down to Mohamed Fadel fahmy, peter greste and Mohammed Badr, and another six al jazeera journalists convicted in absentia. It was another twist. Repeated postponements, charges that defy belief, unthwarted by convincing evidence it hearings. Peter greste, at least, is out of the gaol after being deported back to australia in february. Mohamed fadel fahmy and Mohammed Badr are back in toura prison where they have spent more than 400 days. The story unfolded in the context of a geopolitical struggle. The case is about more than al jazeera. Many consider is to be a trial with a target audience including other journalists and the International News reader and bloggers, critics and activists. Telling the egypt story, too many of whom are behind bars, accused of being enemies of the state, even terrorists, for failing to toe the a
That defy belief, unthwarted by convincing evidence it hearings. Peter greste, at least, is out of the gaol after being deported back to australia in february. Mohamed fadel fahmy and Mohammed Badr are back in toura prison where they have spent more than 400 days. The story unfolded in the context of a geopolitical struggle. The case is about more than al jazeera. Many consider is to be a trial with a target audience including other journalists and the International News reader and bloggers, critics and activists. Telling the egypt story, too many of whom are behind bars, accused of being enemies of the state, even terrorists, for failing to toe the abdul fatah alsisi government line. Nor is the Story Limited to egypt. Turkey in the past week gaoled two journalists and an iraqi translator. And terror related charges dropped against the journalists could have come out of the Egyptian Government playbook. Before getting to the starting point cairo, well go to sydney away. Once you are se