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bundled in raincoats with their umbrellas out. okay. their umbrellas were out and windshield wipers on and tales about the next round of rain, let s bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. yeah, we have a lot going on. we definitely have the high surf advisory. i mention this in all our broadcasts, one of the most dangerous things, that was a tornado based on what we can see, that live picture shot not live, but that video from earlier today. affecting the entire coast is really, really large surf. you may be tempted to go down and visit, but when it s stormily like this and windy and rainy, extremely dangerous with the big swell and tide swings too. so just stay clear. the surf advisory gets dropped on tuesday, but it s going to stay pretty significant, the swell right through the bay area weekend for the most part. so these are the rain totals. we did well for rain, snow in the mountains, an n avenue alanche warning and shift of area, in our area the rain is ....
eighty-seven at ac airport. only good thing if you are wondering why we don t have an excessive heat warning dew points are in the 60 s in philadelphia, allentown, reading. our actual feels like temperatures running a degree or two above actual temperature and that is why it is in the quite hot enough to warrant warrants or advisories. the it is hottest day of this particular stretch, we re talking about 94 degrees our high so far. over weekend 91, 93 respectively. we will give today a run for its money tomorrow and then some changes. we will tell but that with the seven day forecast in a bit. back inside to you. thanks, kate. we are less than six weeks from the pope s visit to philadelphia. as the city gears up for is what expect to be a once in a lifetime event, we re taking a closer look at how it will affect those who live and work within the security zones. eyewitness news reporter greg argos is live at south broad street, to explain, greg. reporter: jessica, ....
was injured. that s pretty close call. yeah, it is. i m scare, too. we ve been here three years now, and nothing like this really happened. so glad, you know, nothing happened to him. reporter: meanwhile the fight continued on the other side of the counter until the suspect broke free and fled. the customer chased him into the street. i feel sorry for him. i don t know why they choose to rob him. reporter: the store is surrounded by surveillance cameras that picked up the robbery and shooting. there s even a police camera located across street from the store. i m so lucky. i thank god for that. reporter: as for the bullet proof glass that s supposed to protect him even we have this we re still not safe. reporter: no one was injured in this incident that took place. the gun has not been recovered. the customer was licensed to carry that weapon by the city police department. coming up at 6:00 more from the store owner on this violent confrontation. l ....
arizona. they were 15-year-old girls. but the good news police say the danger is over. they are not looking for an active shooter. students are now being let off campus, but the school remains on lockdown. parents have been bused to a nearby walmart, and they need an i-d to pick up their child. they say they re frustrated they ve been left in the dark. i m so worried. not just for my child, but for everybody s kid. i m a little upset because no know. it was on the campus, though. officers are now trying to eationship between the victims. investigators say they can t confirm if the victims were students. an action news update on the man and teen shot in their summerlin home during a home invasion. 14-year-old janeen hinden is now off a ventilator, and breathing on her own. the palo verde high school student is alert, and even posting on facebook. but stephen picardi remains on life support. surgery on his leg sometime today. the two were shot early wednesday near huala ....
you can t give no more of a sacrifice than that. reporter: now, his name will join nine others, dating all the way back to 1904. now, this will have names, this will have a seat h%re. reporter: a project william renfroe says he s happy to donate his time and money to, taxpayers won t be seeing the bill. the way that the police officers had been disrespected lately and we just thought this was a great opportunity for us to do something for them, and let them know that there is a large group of people that love them and appreciate them, and proud of them. reporter: showing they remembered them then. and they still remember him now. we hope and pray we never have to add another name. reporter: now, the sheriff says this memorial will be approximate complete by may, and they re also having a formal dedication, mid may on law enforcement memorial day. live in spartanburg, 7 news. nine years since deputy harpers was killed. thank for that report. police in texas ....