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lower elevations should be okay with wet roads. the higher elevations you ll see slushiness. the steadier rain down the shore is off the coast, it s just light rain in south jersey. to the west it s still cloudy, you see breaks in the clouds. we ll transition into a fair amount of the sunshine later in the morning and afternoon. 39 in wilmington. 38 in trenton. still holding numbers officially above the freezing mark which is good for metropolitan road surfaces, keep in mind there could areas in between these numbers with the temperatures have sunk lower and slushiness up north. 44 degrees in cape may. as we take a look at the day, 42 degrees by 7:00 a.m. there might be lingering rain there. 10:00, 44, noon, 49. see how the sun is coming back, 3:00 p.m., we ll see a high of 53 degrees before zipping down to the mid 40s by 7:00 a.m. much colder air coming in by the end of the week, details ahead. reporter: we re live in upper merion, this is an area where it is just ra ....
problem. there have been notification right away. that s a outdated law. so that s why they did the emergency rule signed yesterday mandates notification of a plugs event within 24 hours. four days ago the governor offered a different take about what he planned to do in response to the spill. he was asked many of the same questions and his response then were a little bit more elusive. shouldn t they be they started the investigation. they are putting that out publi. they want everyone to know, it is late. they started. they will keep everyone safe. the governor stopped short of saying the dep had a moral only gauge. they followed the law. it is outdated. they stressed the apology. , we have learned our lesson as notifications. in polk county, aaron mesmer, fox 13 news. the governor said he will urge the lawmakers could make his order a permanent order. a mosaic spokesperson said it may be larger than expected but it s not growing. water tests will contin ....
pete. fox 13 s crystal clark here with more. reporter: teams are in place, uniforms have been handed out, and at this point little league officials say they cannot and will not turn back and cancel the season despite being unable to pay their bills. young players proudly sported their new uniforms at tuesday night s game. but hopefully they kept the tags on. we have local people who have printed our thousands of dollars in debt is how president david vann says the northeast little league is starting their season. with barely enough money to keep the lights on and the gates unlocked at their field on 45th avenue north. parents were told to pay their registration fees through an online service called jevon. each time a parent pays the company is supposed to transfer the money into the league funds from all the parents that have paid. reporter: officials say many customers were getting charged twice on their websites which alerted their banks. that trigger add frau ....
registration fees through an online service called parent pa the money into the leae receiver funds from all the parents that say many customers were alerted their bank add bank which handles their money. they claim until the investigation ends they can t turn over funds. but local parents see it simply as stealing their money. it s hard to explain to a 13-year-old who is told to do the right thing, you know, always tell the truth. and yet i have to tell him that his little league was just robbed. reporter: jevin officials could not give a timeframe for when the payments will be processed. st. pete police have spoken to been committed. but parents say it doesn t make it any easier to explain to these players how some can get away with not following the rules. these kids are learning about life out here. and it s wrong. . reporter: northeast isn t the only organization dealing with this problem. a youth football league in utah is out of $45,000 until jevin turns ....
around 50%. developing overnight in california: a new round of protests. after ?another officer-involved shooting. of an african american man. and that man ?died from his wounds overnight. it also appears he was ?not carrying a weapon. police in el cajon, california say they opened fire on a man who they claim to remove his hands from his pockets. when he did. they say he pulled out an object and put his hands together like he was firing a gun. one officer fired. hitting him several times. the officers were ?not wearing body cameras. but one witness shot their ?own video on a cellphone. and police released ?this image from that video. it shows the man pointing his hands at officers. standing by the truck. police plan to release the full ?video to the public, at a later date. developing morning: the ?death of a former world leader. shimon peres has passed away at the age of 93. he served as the prime minister of israel. and also as the country s president. he was one o ....