you do. it is so hard to see how funny this guy is. well done. my dinosaur blinker. little old school. joe of course here in this morning for jim. wet roadways, slow downs, vehicle spun out. just over the rain. you know? what s funny is that this isn t even the worse it will get. right? don t say that. i know. okay, so, guys, do you have wake up, you got to be expect that it will be slow. so, that will hopefully keep your mood lifted, and we will try to do that, as well for you here today. but if you will notice well off to the south, through north carolina most specifically, that rain soaking the tar heels state, north carolina. i got that right? right on. i was a shot in the dark, glad i got that one right. rain will continue to lift north with time. eventually we get in on it, as well. we have already, though, had some rain move through. and this is slim picking compared to what we will find later. yes, a lot of damp roads already, a lot of you already
to not have operators run down the street half asleep. we are staying at the bargaining table, and we re going to make sure that everyone stays talking. and that s the only thing that we can do. we re told no positive negotiations have taken place here at the sheridan in center city philadelphia, in the meantime, mayor jim kenney asking anyone who can work flexible hours to do so, since this morning rush is expected to be very tough both the mayor and governor alike asking both sides to meet at the bargaining table, and work this out as quickly as possible, especially, with election day looming. this could work out voter turn out. septa those have at least tentative agreement in place before election day. reporting live in center city this morning, jan carabeo, eyewitness news , rahel, jim, back to you. thank you. team coverage continues at the frank toward transportation center. justin finch live there now where many commuters are trying to find a way to work and scho
round of air strikes. the third since president obama gave the okay to use force with hope of taking down islamic militants. today he warned the miss mission could take time. the big story tonight is new round of u.s. military strikes in iraq. president obama today refused to offer an end date for most recent intervention that has many americans wondering how much the u.s. military will be directly involved. vernon odom is live in the satellite september were latest on tonight s bombing and president obama s mission. vernon. reporter: walter, president obama is is under political heavy fire under estimating isis and. a third round of american air strikes today on islamic ter nriingts northern iraq. 500 pound bombs from feels and missiles fired you from predator dronz pummeled militant today. islamic state forces as they prefer to be called, continued to fire on civilians who fled. president obama says there s no clear end date on this operation. i don t think we ll solv
greatest victory. meteorologist chris sowers has a check of the accuweather forecast. a lot of things happening outside today. reporter: weather isn t one of them. i m forecasting a victory. yesterday was great. we ll do it all over again today. there s the view down in cape may. temperatures are comfortable and cool. temperatures were in the upper 40s in the poconos and down in the low 50s, it is chill in in some locations for august standards, but all in all, nice, quakertown, 55 degrees, manners creek, 57. tanners, 52. coatsville 58 and glassboro, 60 and woodbine 60 degrees. it should be an enjoyable day if you re heading to the beaches once again. high pressure firmly in control, that means another day of bright blue skies and low humidity levels. the forecast 76 degrees by 9:00 a.m., sunshine, by lunchtime, 85. a little bit warmer this afternoon, yesterday we topped out at 86. today we ll top out at 88 degrees, still a good deal of sunshine and slight increase in hum
as we look ahead the entire pattern is going to change. we are checking sunshine today and tomorrow. another cold front slams through, this will produce heavy, drenching downpours, tuesday into wednesday, there could flooding issues wednesday morning and cool down by the week s end. i ll have that in the seven day in just a bit. philadelphia police have questioned a person of interest in connection with the murders of connie murray. her body was discovered in pennypack park, tuesday morning. murray went out for a run monday night and never returned home. the 46-year-old mother married mother of two was strangled. police have questioned someone, but no charges have been filed. a $51,000 reward has been offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. a nurse happen to be passing by when she saw a man suffering from a gun shot wound in north philadelphia. the man was shot on west clear field street, the nurse found him on 5th street where he managed to run befor