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cause you any trouble whatsoever what you are finding over lancaster county. as the day goes on, some of the showers and storms will start to redevelop. we showed you the wide zoom moment ago. that s what s head our way aas f heavier rain even some heavier stronger thunderstorms, as the day goes on, but not necessarily for now. this is a perfect, i think, example whatever you will find walking out the door, kutztown area middle school, 57 the current temperature there, but little muggy outside. because we are definitely building up the moisture in thetmosphe, little hint of sunlight, about the best we can hope for today. also cents notice, haze in the distance, sort of the atmosphere to bring in wet weather with time. sixty-five your current temperature, modest breeze at the moment across most of the region but really got v 60s, ze, all represented over the course of they separate observations here region wide. so it will be warmer in southern new jersey, delaware, than ....
handle on it. 14 acres burned. no one was hurt but it was unnerving. an earlier fire put out huge plumes of thick smoke next to i-80 in rodeo, not far from the philips 66 refinery. there s a closer look at the fire burning close to the freeway. over 100 acres burned, no structures threatened, including the refinery. more than 100 firefighters worked on that fire. planes and helicopters dropped retardant on it, making quick work of the flames there. a lot of people told us they ve never seen a fire burning so close to where they live. we saw the black, then the traffic, then we go, we re out of here. we started coming this way. started looking, watching. sort of interesting. we actually run a machine shop that provides parts for the refineries. what we saw it was up here we thought we better come see. if it s something that hits the refinery, we could get calls. there was never any real threat to the refinery. the fire was under control by 6:00 tonight. let s get ....
museum in new orleans where we re surrounded by the weapons of world war ii. good evening, i m oliver north. welcome to war stories. on 15 september 1944, 6,000 men of the 1st marine division landed under fire on a tiny, hot trunk of coral called peleliu. a mere six miles long and two miles wide. the japanese dwindeefenders on peleliu had nearly four years to port fi their positions and dig caves deep into the coral, committed to hold every inch of the island. nearly two months after the landing, almost 9,000 americans and 10,000 japanese were dead, wounded or missing. and some wondered why we ever invaded peleliu in the first place. this is the story of the courageous marines who stormed peleliu to fight one of the bloodiest battles of world war ii. on july 19, 1944, president franklin delano roosevelt was nominated for an unprecedented fourth term. this convention for the office of the president of these united states. franklin delano roosevelt. after nearly ....
first marines are hunkered down, pinned down further north on white beach one and two are captain pope, private first class fox, but what they didn t know is colonel nakagawa s men had changed their tactics. they had five levels of caves. we were not prepared for that kind of a defense. to our left it was a point of land which the japanese had fortified. we scared them completely, fire control down the beach. it was just terrible. you re still getting heavy gunfire from the japanese. they didn t have a fixed fire pattern apparently. they would run their mortars out on the platform, get back in the cave, and do that repeatedly. it was chaos. as the 1st and 5st marines gathered, they witness aid different kind of confusion. we were jumping the gun, so to speak, because some high-ranking officer thought it was time to go, even though we had not been requested. we finally went up to the line of departure and the wave officer said, i don t have any orders to se ....
at least 28 people are killed in two bomb explosions at a busy market in baghdad. the so called islamic state group say two of its militants were responsible. 40% of councils in england have no procedures in place to prosecute people who misuse disabled parking permits. and i will look back at a momentous yearin and i will look back at a momentous year in science. one that saw tim peake return to earth after a six month stay in space, that s review 2016, the year in science. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. spectacular fireworks have illuminated sydney and auckland to celebrate the arrival of 2017, as celebrations continue around the globe. this was the scene in sydney harbour just over an hour ago. officials there say it s the city s biggest ever fireworks display. 1.5 million people are estimated to have been celebrating by the opera house on the harbour front. the display paid tribute to some of the music legends who died in 2016, as purple fireworks in hono ....