Killed in this fashion. Reporter president obama speaking shortly after being briefed by fbi director james combing after a day of bled shed in chatanooga. A full investigation is underway after a gunman opened fire at two military sites including recruiting center killing four marine reservists and injuring several others. The suspect is also dead. We are conducting this as an act of domestic terrorism. Reporter fbi identifying the gunman as 24yearold muhammed mew seven abdullah seize police are searching his home in hixon. Law enforcement not saying much about him but we do know he was born in kuwait. According to his online resume he graduated from the university of tennessee at chatanooga with Electrical Engineering degree in 2012. Were also learning more about the victims. Fox news confirming all were in the marine reserves are a tiller unit part of the third ba i dont believe tan 14th regimen. Residents are being american flags and flowers to make shift memorial at the scene. Why
It. Yes. I still have a lot i want to do this summer. Yes. Lets get to the number of the day, because it will be a great eight, for the day. Little more humid then it was over the weekend. Over the weekend we had heat but not really the humidity. Hopefully you enjoyed it. Is there bus stop buddy with muggy the dog. We have the water bottle there too make sure you you stay hydrated. Temperatures are in the 60s and 07s. We have 73 degrees in philadelphia 76 percent relative humidity. Bit of the breeze at 8 miles an hour. So yesterday was day number six, of the heat wave. Sunday as high 90. We think today will be 93, and plenty of sunshine. It is another hot one today and then tonight we will get widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly north and west of the city, and that is what we have for for your monday. Some changes coming this week. I think we will break that heat wave before too long. We will let you know in the seven day forecast, hi there bob kelly. Good morning, every
You see the heavy rain and the wind battering those trees there. Right now, irma is weakening over florida as we heard a few minutes ago. A little over an hour ago it was downgraded to a hurricane 1. Heres what more than three million homes and businesses without power across florida. Miami National Airport closed today and will begin only limited flights tomorrow. And this morning, crews in the florida keys will begin going house to house to look for people who need help. Heres a look at some of the damage theyll be dealing with in the keys. You see debris including furniture, even a refrigerator there along the main road in and out of the island chain. The items appear to have been washed away from homes by the surge that hit the area yesterday. Nbcs katy zachry has all the overnight developments with irma. Were seeing new video of the damage left behind. Walk us through what you have there. Reporter new video in to our newsroom, and i can tell you the damage is widespread, as you wo
Now, around route 168, black horse pike, everything looks good. Both directions north and southbound, headed northbound in here, thats moving toward trenton. No problems there. Theres a crash, though. Watch in pottstown on high street, around Armand Hammer boulevard. Earlier the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridge, checking for openings. Around 3 30 we had openings. We might not see one for a bit. The walt whitman bridge nice and clear, too. Back to you. Hurricane irma is weakening, but the storm is pummelling parts of florida. We have a live look at the gandhi bridge that connects st. Petersburg to tampa. You see police blocking the bridge as the area is seeing strong winds and heavy rain. This morning, irma was droided to a category1 hurricane with winds around 85 Miles Per Hour. The storm is northeast of tampa. Look at the video from the port of tampa. You see the heavy rain falling there. In the distance, you see transformers exploding. Heres what we know more than three m
Damage from irma still too extensive for people to go outside or return from evacuations. Nbcs Sarah Rosario standing by right now in miami with an update on irmas impact. Reporter as people are waking up and taking a look at the damage and destruction left by irma with, were seeing a good amount of it here in miami. Here look this dock, weve seen at least a half a dozen boats completely underwater. And with damage and debris scattered everywhere, the biggest problem were seeing in this state is the lack of power. Weakening in strength, irma continues its churn through florida, packing a powerful punch, as it pushes through the panhandle. Entering the state as a category 4, the keys took the first hit from the storm. Hurricaneforce winds ripping away roofs, testing the limits of everything in its path to the mainland. Toppling cranes in miami and ft. Lauderdale and flooding street. Then a phenomenon sometimes called hurricane bulge occurred, temporarily sucking the water out to sea, st