So what is headed our way this time around . Meteorologist kathy orr is in Atlantic City tonight tracking that heat. We have beautiful sea breeze, lucy, and were at the back bay here. Its called Gardners Basin so beautiful breeze after a warm day everywhere but as you mentioned not warm enough to keep the heat wave alive but it will be back. Take look at thighs beautiful back bay as everyone gets ready to enjoy a lovely evening. High temperatures did peak in the 80s pretty much everywhere. In philadelphia the High Temperature made it to 88 degrees. You can see allentown 87. Pottstown 85. And temperatures elsewhere in the mid 80s. A few spotty showers will be around for the next couple of hours especially north and west of the city. And later tonight a few spotty showers possible as well. If youre coming down the shore, looks like it will be a nice weekend. Temperatures will be in the upper 80s tomorrow. Mid 80s for saturday and sun day with a chance of a shower or storm. That storm on
For Kerry Connolly this morning. Barry burbank is here. You know what, we have a warm day today and a lot more humid than yesterday. If you were up early yesterday morning, its a different morning this morning for sure. Lets take a look at the numbers lets go to the ss and go to salem where its 66. The upper 40s at the Willow School 65 these are the numbers pretty much all in the upper 60ss a couple spots in the 70s down near cape cod. There are breaks and showers off to the northwest as you can see. This is the zone where most of the showers will be happening this morning. Some will drape down into northern massachusetts as you can see. There has been a spots. Im not anticipating Severe Weather today with but most of the showers are going to fall apart as they try to approach from the northwest with. There definitely will be lots of clouds today. It will get up to 79 to 83 with a southwest breeze 10 to 18 and pretty humid all day long. Breaking overnight a second device has been found
This is al jazeera live from new york city. Im stephanie sy. In about an hour, president obama will make his case for closing the Guantanamo Bay detention center. That ho long been a promise made during his First Campaign eight years ago. The plan presented to Congress Today will likely call for transferring some detainees to u. S. Soil, sure to provoke a fight with lawmakers who oppose that move. Some lawmakers are already speaking out against the plan. They did so yesterday. How difficult will it be for the administration to convince congress . Almost impossible. The Obama Administration says its going to try. They say look, Congress Asked for this plan, and so theyre submitting it on the deadline that its supposed to be submitted. They hope it will start a conversation about whether or not theres a way to bring some of the detainees at guantanamo who cant be tried and cant be transferred to other countries to the United States so that they can close guantanamo, which the Obama Admin
Welcome to your world this morning im stephanie sy. And im del walters and the gop caucusing there today. And donald trump say he is the frontrunner but its very unpredictable and we are live in las vegas outside of what will be the gop caucus headquarters and good morning and what in particular explains the trump phenomenon in nevada . Well, stephanie i think you hit on a very interesting point which is the unpredictability of the state and has a population of 3 million and expect 3040,000gop caucus goers later today and that is not that much as percentage of republicans which means the state has been unpredictable in the past when it comes to polling, now having said that though donald trump has a comfortable double digit mark over cruz and rubio and what some supporters had to say from monday night rally. He gives us what we need and Financial Stability and Strong Military and need to feel secure when we get on an airplane, when we go out to anything in las vegas or anywhere and thi
After five years of fighting and more than 250,000 deaths, the u. S. And russia have agreed on terms for what both sides are calling a cessation of hostilities. Reporter tony after more than a week of negotiations, the deal was sealed in a phone call between president obama, and russian president vladimir putin, but the final word on whether the fighting really stops, lies with the Syrian Government forces and the fighters on the ground who oppose them. The agreement gives Syrian Forces another week to press their advantage over opposition fighters, and another week for russia to back the government with punishing air strikes that have laid waste to the city of aleppo. In a broadcast address, russian president putin hailed the agreement as a break through that could radically transform the situation in syria, and launch a genuine political process. President obama by contrast did not mention the accord in remarks to the nations governors, instead later issuing a lowkey statement, sayin