village overcame its problems with litter and vandals to clinch the coveted britain in bloom crown. and louise has the weather. it isa it is a different weather story for a different day with lighter winds and plenty of sunshine but feeling cold in the north. good morning. first, our main story. heathrow airport says it s investigating how details of its security procedures were found lying in west london street. the sunday mirror says the information was on a memory stick, and had not been encrypted. andy moore is in our london newsroom. how serious is this breach? the airport has confirmed that was a security breach what have not given details. they said in a statement they had launched an internal investigation to make sure it does not happen again and they say they have reviewed their security procedures and they are confident the airport is secure. the sunday- stick was mirror reports this memory stick was found on the pavement. member of found on the pavement by a mem
panel of scholars discuss how the united states and the united kingdom cooperated to train intelligence officers in the developing world. the panel also explores the different ways the americans and the soviets understood and cultivated espionage and intelligence during the cold war. this hour and 30 minute event is part of a larger conference led welcome, everyone. history and public policy program at the woodrow wilson center for scholars. i am thrilled and delighted and privileged to welcome all of you to the wilson center, and to this annual meeting of the association of international intelligence history. that is cosponsored by the association, the wilson center, and the german historical institute. which will be hosting a fun saturday morning. delighted to see so many familiar and new faces. delighted to have so many leading experts on intelligence history and intelligence matters from both sides of the atlantic here with us today. we are also throw that this event
philadelphia international airport caught lightning sparking through the sky. at this hour the threat is not over. we re watching danger zones across our area and keeping a close eye on ultimate doppler radar. down south the storms have proven dead until virginia three people are dead including a two-year-old. the later losses brutal it s a salt of severe weather. tornado is to blame but we may not know the full impact until the sun comes up. g evening, i m dawn timmeney in tonight for lucy noland. i m iain page. reports of damage are coming in. we ve got live team coverage for tonight. chris o connell has been watching conditions in delaware county. chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking the damaging winds but let s begin tonight with meteorologist kathy orr for what s happening right now. kathy? right now, iain, we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for the philadelphia area. you can see lower parts of montgomery and bucks also delaware county. on th
you can see lower parts of montgomery and bucks also delaware county. on the jersey burlington county camden county and gloucester counties this is until 10:15 if you live in this area you probably heard the roar of the wind or you re hearing it now. not as much lightning but torrential downpours up and down 95 with winds gusting to 40 even 50 miles an hour. that s tropical storm strength. in bensalem heavy rain downpours heading toward maple shade. in philadelphia south philadelphia and gloucester city extending all the way down towards delaware. springfield seeing the heavy rain as well we re going to show you the line of storms that we re talking about. this is a severe line moving toward the northeast at 75 miles an hour. like a freight train you can see it will be in hamilton by 10:05. manalapan 10:20. this is a line of severe storms. winds some spots in excess of 60 miles an hour where we still have those real strong down bursts. this is the line moving into jersey. les
looks like one more rounds every rain at least moving through part of our viewing area, not necessarily the whole thing moving west to east, because a lot of it is moving to the north. but you see there is some new showers in lancaster county, berks county, and up in the lehigh valley. still remains to be seen whether this will make it to philadelphia. but it looks like we may not be completely finished with rain yet. but the worse is indeed over. but as you know, even after there are flooding situations, even after the rain has ended the flooding continues where we are going with. that will coastal flood advisory until 6:00 for the counties highlighted if green. out in lancaster count a flood advisory, as well. so here we are with 57 degrees. this may end up being the highest temperature of the day because after that last rounds of rain is out of here we ll see temperatures fall throughout the afternoon. it is windy out there. folks, 21 miles an hour winds, we have 55 in pot