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center. there s plenty of cloud cover sweeping across the region. not that we won t see some sun breaking through at times but high clouds begin to filter in and there s what s left of irma, no longer a tropical storm and anything we get out of this is probably going to be falling apart today. tomorrow i think there s a better chance of some spotty brief showers popping through. 62 degrees in philadelphia, 52 in allentown, karen s right yesterday we were down into the mid 40 s in some of our northern and western suburbs. not so this morning. 58 in wilmington. 62 currently in cape may and as we go through the afternoon, not too bad. we ll see those clouds increasing as the day goes on but it will be warm and pretty comfortable. 76 degrees by noon. by 3 o clock, that s your high, 81 degrees. and by 5 o clock, 79. so, for the bus ride in this morning, you don t need to be quite as intense with maybe a jacket or whatever as there still isn t too much wind out there and temp ....
61 degrees in cape may. and as we roll through the afternoon it does look like it will be fairly comfortable. yes, we ll see a fair amount of clouds, sure there will be some sunny breaks, more clouds than yesterday but the temps not too bad. 76 by noon. 81 by 3 o clock, that s your high and still holding 79 by 5 o clock this afternoon. again, as that school bus rolls in we are looking at somewhat cool conditions on the bus stop. not as bad as it was yesterday, though, 54 degrees in some suburbs and about 60 in philadelphia during that waiting for the bus period. as we go into the seven-day forecast, we are looking at more unstable conditions, some showers tomorrow, maybe a couple of more later in the week. i ll have more on all of that coming up, karen. all right, dave, so good tuesday morning everybody. what do you say we get up and going and look towards our traffic commute. we re looking pretty good here today. this is i-95 in chester delaware county and we can see ....
press, former chairman richard greene never agreed to the vote and former chairman leavitt rarely took the matter to a vote unless there was a 5-0 vote. are there any areas you can work on with the other two commissioners to reach a unanimous decision and if so give us some examples. we certainly strive for consensus. we know everything is not unanimous. i haven t figure verified it but 65% of those a unanimous but obviously it is still a percentage that has not been unanimous. i discussed with you, mister chairman and senator brown and other members of the committee as well, one thing i found as chairman, striving for that consensus, unanimity on our rulemaking, so many mandated rulemakings have been particularly the dodd-frank act which the controversy was adopted continued into the implementation of those rules that we end up with an extra challenge reaching consensus because of that. in 2013 you post a comment, study on asset management in the office of fina ....
it appear that s trump did chase that, either to pay off money that his business has owed or decorate the hallways. this is the late nest the series of stories that you have been working on. you sent him some questions, so far no answers from the campaign. what are some of the questions? well, the biggest question is whether trump has given any of his own money since 2008. that s the last time that we and see that he gave any money and no money to them and, not much money to anybody else. he claims that he has given millions away and, i have spent months, looking for it. and i found almost none. how much time has trump spent on his foundation? that s a good question. every year, in his irs filings, he has to tell them. so for, nine years he told the i.r. snchts zero hours per week. in the last filing, in, 2014, one half-hour per week. so, let me put two examples on the table, the case of greenberg, he was a player, and that charity golf tournament add million priz ....
live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. who blew this plane out of the sky? today, investigators can t get to the crash scene in eastern ukraine because it s a war zone. with the key evidence tonight, joe. reporter: american satellites now been able to trace the path of the missile, take a look, here s what happened according to military intelligence, first the satellite picked up the fire ball, the first indication that a surface to air missile tracked the airliner, and back to the point of impact, territory inside the ukraine to the border, analysts believe the missile is an sa 11, also known as the buk. the president says this and other evidence shows the russians played a part in this disaster. it s a plane crash in a war zone. there are no crowds of investigators coping through the wreckage. the malaysian airlines crash site, over nine miles is exposed. the perimeter wide open, and even news correspondents able to walk among the bodies at wil ....