kentucky. what that will do is track to our south. typically in a pattern like that most of the moisture would miss us but there s an upper level feature that would help draw in that moisture and that means clouds and showers for the fourth of july. future tracker showing by 9 o clock in the morning you could actually have some heavy rain generally west of philadelphia. it will be reaching the coast early in the afternoon. the good news is, though, things will be clearing out in time for the fireworks as far as the rain. this is what to expect tomorrow. cloudy and cool for july with temperatures in philadelphia only in the 70 s. scattered showers and perhaps even a period of steady rain if those two low pressures can really interact and pull up a lot of moisture. however, for the evening we will be drying out and sunday is looking spectacular. i ll have all the details including the shore and the poconos coming up in the full okay weather forecast. rick. all right, cecily w
in some type of industrial accident. we know that something has fallen on this man. just at this point we don t below what that is the. you can bet we ll be out here trying to work for the details throughout the remainder of the evening. for now reporting live at the old cheltenham mall bob bruins channel6 action news. now to developing news. renewed threat from the white house today that could mean if the loss of hundreds had of millions of dollars for the city of philadelphia. the attorney general jeff sessions took aim at so-called sanctuary cities today. those that like philadelphia refuse to enforce federal immigration laws. now, adding urgency to and a already pointed threat, sessions now says that cities that fail to comply will not only lose out on future federal funds but will also be forced to pay back money they ve already gotten. that sets off a potential standoff between the justice department and philadelphia mayor jim kenney who has said the city has no pla
he s presiding over immigrant week aimed at celebrating the thousands of immigrant owned businesses in philadelphia. the mayor says it looks to him like the sessions move today is time to distract the public from the various investigation of white house connections to russia and other trump troubles. obviously the thumping that they took on healthcare brings them back to an area where it s uncomfortable being divisive and being bullies about. that s their city. one of the participants at the business meeting today says claims that undocumented immigrants increase the crime rate are false. we know everybody talking about how much young immigrants making and then what we are also hearing from our local officials in philadelphia that sanctuary cities doesn t necessarily mean protecting criminals for instance. when presented with a criminal warrant we will turn anybody over but we re not going to hold people against their will without charge. that is the fourth amendment of
suspected criminals. get a warrant we ll be happy to turn the person over to you. it s just the way it s it s the way it should be. it s the way it is with everybody else just get a warrant. reporter: the attorney general issued the warning from the white house today. president trump has long been threatening to withdraw millions of dollars in law enforcement funding unless sanctuary cities like philadelphia change their ways. the department of justice will require that jurisdictions seeking or applying for department of justice grants certify complies with 1373 as a condition of receiving those awards. reporter: the mayor believes the timing of this is designed to draw the focus away from the troubles of the trump white house. took a thumping on healthcare pretty badly amongst their own party. they need to shift the focus back on something they re comfortable bullying people about. reporter: this reaction from one of the immigrant business leaders today. one
to the north of surf city and there s active lightning in southern ocean county. we have a second set out on the other side of gettysburg and baltimore. that is also pushing east and a little bit more precipitation beginning to pop up on the other side of the susquehanna river north of harrisburg. look for lots of clouds out there this morning and also some fog once again in some spots. it s not as bad as yesterday overall. but we are looking at one and a half mile visibility in philadelphia, two and a half out in lancaster and it could be that patchy fog is something that slows you down a little bit this morning its mild out there. 51 degrees currently in philadelphia. 49 degrees in allentown and reading. 51 in wilmington. 55 in millville and still just 48 in cape may. as we roll through the day, it is going to be a little bit unstable t it now looks like we re going to have a lot of clouds in play all day long and there is a chance of a pop-up shower or even a thunderstorm