they re not a lot of movement or circulation in the atmosphere. i have 73 crystal river and 77 in winter haven and it s 78 in bradenton and st. petersburg. we factor in the humidity for kicks and it feels like the 80s in spots. 87 is the high index at 7:00 a.m. in tampa. good, old high pressure overhead continues to suppress the rain chances below average. they re lower than yesterday. they re at 20% near the coast and 30% inland. on the radar this morning whi none to show you yet. good news for the boaters this morning. by late morning midday, a few slow-moving coastal storms. those build inland to a 30% rain chance east of i-75. 91 today and 92 tomorrow as we hold rain chances back. by mid-week the moisture values go up and we could have a couple of areas of concern in the tropics. we talk about three areas i m watching well out there in the atlantic. so a lot of time to watch in anjuli: new this morning, the hillsborough county s sheriff s office is working on a shooting
that region over the next hour or so. you can see interior south jersey, anyone coming home from the shore, on the atlantic city expressway, give them a call and say, okay, you re going to be seeing some heavy rain on your way home toward philadelphia, or the jersey suburbs. this is going to continue to move toward the southeast toward the shore within the next hour or two. so, you can see, some heavy rain, some thunderstorms, millville right now, moving southeast into cape may county. anyone still on the beach, or on the bay, let them know these storms are coming. nothing severe. but a lot of heavy rain and lightning. this is the last bands of rain through lower merion, upper darby along 476 toward marple, see trediffryn, drying out there, but this moving toward the southeast, and moving toward philadelphia, behind it, some drier air. it is raining so hard in some areas, that visibility is reduced. in dover, down to a mile and three quarters, in millville, down to mile and a
after a search of his vehicle officials found two recently-killed eagles and a hawk. the also seized two wings from two other recently killed hawks and 124 separate eagle and hawk feathers according to a ndow game warden. mcivor claimed he was keeping the raptor parts for ceremonial purposes. eagle feathers are often sold and traded illegally to be used in native american celebrations and for profit in international markets. the game warden could be worth as much as $10-thousand dollars. in nevada. a u-s-f-w-s permit is required to be in possession of raptors and raptor parts. the presidential candidates are hitting the ground running in new hampshire. some. trying to build on the momentum of iowa.. while others are trying to get back on track. while the republicans had a clear winner.. the democrats are stuck in a virtual tie. abc s marci gonzalez has the latest script: ted cruz that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. and defeat in iowa.. donald
isis demanding a $200 million ransom be paid. the other man being held hostage was haruna yakawa. he was beheaded last week. there were hopes kenji goto would be spared possibly as part of a potential deal involving a prisoner swap with jordan. it now appears that was not the case. with me here in new york throughout the next few hours as we continue to report on this breaking news michael weiss. he writes for foreign policy. also he authored the book isis inside the army of terror. let s go first to jomanac jomanac karachi in ahman, jordan. she has been covering this throughout. it is an incredibly tragic development. there had been hope even up until this morning that the jordanian government may have reached a prisoner swap deal with isis. do we know where things fell apart? reporter: as of thursday poppy, that s where things were not looking good for this prisoner swap to take place. we had heard earlier from the jordanian government saying that they were willing and
independence of their own. that s ahead on this hour of shepard smith reporting. i m trace gallagher in for shepard smith. rescuers racing against time in rising water to save a boy s soccer team trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. the 12 boys smiling for the camera and re-assuring the world they re healthy. there s major concern their safe spot could be under water because of heavy monsoon rains. the boys and their coach have been stranded in the dark wet cave for nearly two weeks after a field trip turned into a nightmare. thai navy seals are in the team teaching them how to scuba dive in case the cave starts filling up and they need to escape. some of these kids are just learning how to swim and the way out is dangerous even for the expert divers. greg palkot is live with more. greg? hey, trace. i think the best news that we can present to our viewers is that in fact these kids are in very good shape. considering what they ve been through. new video shot by those th