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reporter: big red pedal tours is geefring up for the convention adding a fourth pedi cycle to its lum in july. it s a big deal for our city and for us. welcome to the walking tour guide. my name is ian. i will be your tour guide today. reporter: private parties are starting to book dnc week with the constitutional walking tours philadelphia and the guides are ready for them. philadelphia is a legacy of hosting historic events ranging from the first continental congress back in 1774 at carpenters hall to today. the tour guides will barely get a break before this summer s democratic national convention. right now they re wrapping up their school field trip season which brings hundreds if not thousands of kids to philadelphia every day. i m rosemary connors, nbc10 news. and this is a live picture of the wells fargo center, the home of the democratic national convention. the dnc got the keys to the wells fargo center over the weekend. the question now, which c ....
to come clean, so to speak. not oppose the statute of limitations retroactive provisions, and allow survivors to come forward, and get the justice they want. reporter: we also spoke to monsignor lynn s attorney. he said even if a second jury convicts his client, lynn would probably only serve about two months in prison because that s how much time he has left on the sentence from his first conviction from the first trial. even though, d.a. seth williams said it s worth it in the fight for justice for the victims in this case. reporting live in center city, i m rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. rosemary, thank you. nbc 10 was the only local station there when lynn walked out of prison late this afternoon. lynn was being held about two and a half hours north of philadelphia in wayne county. even if prosecutors get his conviction reinstated, he may not spend much more time in prison. deanna durante explains. reporter: this is the prison where monsignor william lynn has ....
thanks, ted. unfortunately, when we look at those dangerous conditions that affect the region and currently a live look outside philadelphia, center city, things look nice, but already feels very hot. let s do a little comparison. right now, the temperature in philadelphia, 83 degrees, winds, 12 miles per hour. like yesterday, we may see the wind picks up a bit in the afternoon with any storms that do develop in the area but it is really all about the temperatures. it already is all about them, almost a ten-degree difference in what we re sitting at and what we feel like in philadelphia. 92 degrees the feel-like currently. it feels very hot, very steamy out there. 93 in dover, it was 95 for the feel like. coatsville, that area looking better, we could see showers move through that did produce higher winds and lightning yesterday. atlantic city at 92 for the feel like temperature. on your radar and satellite, clouds, activity, mostly stayed well to the north and west. ....
like exxon, chevron, and pretty much nearly every other oil stock out there. let s find out the reason and get to jackie deangelis at the nymex. that s exactly right. near 7% increase in oil prices on the day today. remember, this is after the seesaw week here and, of course, we are near session highs at this point. some buying the dip here, some technical buying, driving the price higher, but there is fundamental strength to because traders are looking at numbers out there, not just from the u.s., but also in europe and taking them with a positive tone. look at u.s. production over the month of march. i ve got the numbers for you. a million barrel per day decline here in the united states, we re just over 9 million as of april 1st. next week could be that inflexion point where we drop under that level. remember, this is down from 9.6 million barrels june last year, so significant drop here. those rig count declines that we re going to hear about later in the hour sta ....
to gain the upper hand? i m brent goff. it s good to have you with us. the main migrant route from greece to northern europe has been slammed shut tonight. western balkan countries have closed borders to transiting refugees. slovenia announced that only those with valid documents would be allowed to enter the country. fearing bottleneck, croatia, verbia serbia and macedonia have closed their borders. on the southern edge of the balkans route, migrant traffic has been at a virtual standstill for the last two weeks. hungary is responding to the crisis by extending a state of emergency to the entire country. the interior minister says the country is bolstering police and military patrols to keep migrants from entering. new measures also include stricter border checks and enhanced police powers. so with borders along the balkan route closing, even more refugees are likely to be stranded, you guessed it, in greece, with more and more arriving every day. frustration is bu ....