. ese día está grabado en la memoria de karen rodríguez, tenía seis años. karen: era noviembre, estábamos alistándonos para ir a la escuela. tifani: ella dice que se identificaron como oficiales de la policía. karen: la casa estaba rodeada y llevaban a papi enfrente y entonces lo esposaron y lo subieron a la van. juan: entonces para ella era mala la policía. celia: las maestras me llamaban y me decían que las niñas no paraban de llorar. karen: y pues, a mí me hacían mucho bullying en la escuela, me decían que mi papá era un criminal, que mi papá era aquí, que era allá, que por eso estaba en la cárcel. tifani: cuando salió le dijeron que no ejecutarían la orden de deportación si mostraba buena conducta. celia: lo dejaron para reportarse cada tres meses, pues, íbamos. tifani: le dieron un permiso de trabajo, y con eso sacó su licencia de conducir, lo que le ha permitido llevar una vida de familia. juan: pues, no tengo ningún problema, me puedo mover sin andar en la oscuridad. tifani: y respetando la orden cada tres meses se armaba de valor para reportarse a in

karen handel has defeated jon ossoff in that special election in georgia. handel's win denies democrats of their first victory of a donald trump era. and here at karen handel's head quarters in georgigeorgia. she thanked president trump tonight. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, the sentiment you're hearing from handel's supoureders is that no amount of money can buy an election. it was something you heard handelsay as jon ossoff continues to bring in millions of millions of dollars, 23 million in fact as we talk about this race being the most expensive in the history of the house of representatives. but when karen handeltook the stage after all the t's were crossed so that her campaign was confident it was the move to put her on stage, she had a very different tone. you heard her really bring up to light all the negative of jon ossoff that he lived outside the district, he didn't represent the people of this district and their concerns and their needs. this has been a republican strong hold for decades. the republicans have held the seat in congress for more than four yea

special congressional election in georgia where republican karen handel defeats jon ossoff in the special runoff election. the most expensive congressional race in history. we have fox team coverage. we are at the headquarters in atlanta but we begin with steve harrigan at the handel headquarters. we just saw her speak on fox. good evening, steve. >> the celebrations here now in full swing. we saw the crowd build throughout the night. screams and roars when karen handel came out to announce her victory. the biggest roar is when she thanked president trump for his support. handel had been on the fence about how closely she would make it a referendum on president trump's presidency. she tried to focus it on the people here, on the issues here. but when she thanked trump, this crowd went wild. she did get a lot of support from the president in person and on twitter from the vice president, from the speaker as well as the cabinet members. really, part of the reason this was such a referendum on trump is both sides poured in so much money, so much attention, the most expensive house ra

history. this is cnn tonight". i'm don lemon. cnn projects right now karen handel is the winner in the georgia consequential race down in the 6th district in georgia. cnn's david chalian joins us with now with analysis. right off the top at 10:00, karen handel is the winner georgia, the republican. >> that's a huge projection that we just made, don. this is a big victory for republicans. i know it is in a republican district. really in other years, this would not have been a competitive district, but democrats went all-in on this. they raised a ton of money significantly outspent republicans. this was the best shot democrats in these special elections to try to make a victory in the trump era. and they came up short, which now of course, is going to create a whole series of questions about how the democratic party should run in the year of donald trump because they came up short here. >> what's interesting is that breaking news, a republican wins in georgia it shouldn't be breaking news. this is the way it should happen. but the fact that it was so close at least it appeared in the pol

the next hour. republican karen handel is former georgia secretary of state and former chair of the fulton county commission. democrat jon ossoff is a former congressional aid, an investigative filmmaker, and we are also joined by a small studio audience, we are insisting on silence from them with two exceptions. at the end of the debate and now. please welcome and thank our candidates. [applause] moderator: for the next hour we will have a discussion about some of the major issues facing the country. i can promise you we will not get to all of them. sections will be devoted to health care, then the economy, jobs and the budget, then foreign policy and other domestic issues. after one minute opening statements, each candidate has two minutes to answer initial questions and follow-ups with me, then they have 30 seconds each or up to a minute to exchange responses to what each other has said. and by coin toss it was determined that karen handel will make the first opening statement. secretary? ms. handel: thank you for sponsoring this debate and having us both here. i am an extremely

memoria de karen rodrÍguez, tenÍa seis aÑos. ella dice que se identificaron como oficialess de la policÍa. karen: la casa estaba rodeada y llevaban a papi en frente y lo esposaron y lo su vieron a la van. >> la policÍa para ella era mala. >> las maestras me llamaban y te hacÍan que las niÑa nos paraban de llorar. karen: a mi me hacÍan mucho bullying en la cÁrcel, porque me dijeron que mi papÁ era malo por eso estaba en la cÁrcel. >> lo dejaron para reportarse cada tres meses. reportera: le dieron un permiso de trabajo, y por eso sacÓ su licencia para conducir, lo que el ha permitido tener una vida familiar. >> era una agonÍa cuando vamos nadie habla todo el mundo callado viendo hacÍa la ventana, porque pues, es un momento de nervio, todo el mundo estÁ nervios porque uno entra y no sabe quÉ pasa. reportera: por eso todos rezan, cada vez que su papÁ se presente. tres semanas despuÉs de la posesiÓn del nuevo gobierno, juan tenÍa su cita con inmigraciÓn. ¿quÉ fue lo primero que le llaÓo la atenciÓn? juan: agentes nuevos. reportera: karen, la mayor, es la que llen

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in georgia where republican karen handel defeats jon ossoff in the special runoff election. the most expensive congressional race in history. we have fox team coverage. we are at the headquarters in atlanta but we begin with steve harrigan at the handel headquarters. we just saw her speak on fox. good evening, steve. >> the celebrations here now in full swing. we saw the crowd build throughout the night. screams and roars when karen handel came out to announce her victory. the biggest roar is when she thanked president trump for his support. handel had been on the fence about how closely she would make it a referendum on president trump's presidency. she tried to focus it on the people here, on the issues here. but when she thanked trump, this crowd went wild. she did get a lot of support from the president in person and on twitter from the vice president, from the speaker as well as the cabinet members. really, part of the reason this was such a referendum on trump is both sides poured in so much money, so much attention, the most expensive house race in history for the $50 million

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. republican karen handel defeats democrat journals off in a special runoff election, the most expensive congressional race in history. we have fox team coverage. we begin with correspondent steve harrigan, where celebrations are underway at handel headquarters. we just saw her speak on fox. >> the celebrations here now in full swing. we saw the crowd to build throughout the night, a lot of screams and roars when karen handelou came out to announce hr victory. now, the biggest roar, interestingly enough, was when she thanked president trump for his supports. handel had been on the fence throughout this campaign on how closely she was going to make this a referendum on president trump's presidency. she tried to focus it on the people here, on the issues here. but when she thanked trump, this crowd went wild. she did get a lot of support from the president in person and on twitter, from the vice president, from the speaker, as well, and cabinet members. really, partef of the reason ths was such a referendum on trump is that both sides poured in so much money, so much attention, the most ex

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in georgia capturing the country's attention will remain red. >> donald trump congratulating karen handel for dealing a major blow to democrats. heather: the breaking details. >> democrats have lost all four special elections to republicans ahead of the 2018 midterms. this was the most expensive lost the democrats in history. more than $30 million. they went all in on this race turning into into a referendum on donald trump. with karen handel comfortably beating john ossoff, she thinks her supporters in her victory speech with one particular supporter in mind. >> special thanks to the president of the united states of america. thank you for believing in me. tonight's victory is for you and every single citizen in the district. it is for every single person with a dream. >> the president weing congratulations writing congratulations to karen handel in her big win, fantastic job, we are very proud of you. there was record turnout, 150,000 votes cast in early voting but despite the defeat political newcomer ossoff says this is just the beginning in moving the country forward. >> we ca

last spoke, georgia six now red. you see it right there. jon ossoff had a minor lead. karen handel now has a narrow lead, about 500 votes or so. how did this change? let's switch maps to show you the three counties in this district. i want to pull it out. fulton county is the largest district. the district -- i'm sorry to have to do this, but the votes come in from the county, so the entire county fills in, but the district is up here. and the thing that has changed is more votes have come in from the most republican county in the district, this corner of cobb county here, where karen handel has taken a bigger lead. she was up 55-45 with the first early votes. some more votes have come in. she's up 57-43. that's exactly what she needs to do. it doesn't mean it will carry out through the night, but as these early votes come in, what she needs to do, run it up in cobb county, the most republican part of the district, as much as she can, and she's doing that at the moment. you come over to dekalb county, this is where jon ossoff has to run it up again. this is the most democratic part of

] >> it's not looking sweet. let's go over to dave murphy. he's got accuweather and karen . >> around here no trouble right now. webe little sprinkle way down in delaware, perhaps catching south jersey around cape may but that's notsy pretty quickly. overall we're expecting partly sunny skies today. it's a bit warm to start out across most of the region. in philadelphia we're at 72. 70 in trenton. 68 in wilmington. up north in reading and to 60 so comfortable there and 70 in cape may. i'll point out that the humidity is still rather high in that southern area highlighted in darker shades of green where you've got dewpoints near 70. somewhat oppe humidity but those levels are expected to drop off as we go later into the day. 72 degrees by 7 o'clock. 84 by noon. your high today is going to be 87 at 3 o'clock. humidity levels on the lower side. 85 by 5 o'clock and by 7 o'clock 78 and it has happened. the summer officially here. it came in at 12:24 in the morning, a few hours back. the sun's direct rays will be directly over the tropic of cancer today and that means a long day for us and

plans to dismiss at noon. >> let's get you ready with weather and traffic. david and karen, good morning. >> all right, guys, we did not have a heat advisory yesterday but we have one today. the heat is similar, maybe a couple of degrees hotter but more importantly the humidity is higher today. starting at noon today in the i-95 corridor, all urban centers covered by this, we do have a heat advisory and it extends until 7 o'clock. during that time you're going to have heat index values in the upper 90's. it's going to be pretty uncomfortable. we have another ozone action day, another code orange those of you in at risk categories want to limit your outdoor activity and exertion are during the afternoon hours. satellite also shows that you we're basically starting out with a lot of sun and a few scattered clouds. we'll probably see a little bit more cloud cover than we saw yesterday later in the afternoon. 75 degrees currently in philadelphia. 68 in allentown. 73 in wilmington t-low 70's in trenton and in cape may. and your dewpoints are higher this morning. yesterday we were in t

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning it's 4:30 now on this tuesday june 6th. >> here's what we're following for you on "action news." the judge in bill cosby's sexual assault trial is expected to decide this morning if the prosecution can call a new witness to the stand. >> utility crews worked into the night to restore water to 85 homes after a water main break in abington montgomery county. >> and voters in new jersey go to the polls today in the state's primary. the governor's job is one of the big races up for grabs. >> all right. when i stepped out this morning, it was sort of a constant mist and i'm looking at storm tracktory. we got some storms to the west. let's go to dave murphy and karen has got traffic. good morning. >> a lot of you are dealing with a little bit of misty drizzle this morning. there's a little bit of patchy fog as well but the big issue is a line of heavy rain. no lightning out of this just yet. we did have some thunderstorms earlier but as you can see, they are plowing down through pottstown, quakertown, coatesville and gi

>> ♪ program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning everys wednesday june 7th and here's what's happening. >> courtroom showdown. billos accuser faces him on the stand. now andrea constand is headed backew details emerge about frictions between president trump and one of the earliest campaign, attorney general jeff sessions. >> and no, don't expect to see much sunshine. i know you keep wondering how long can this rain go on. day. but more spring summer weather is set to return soon. >> david and karen, do you think that maybe we're starting to actually l expectations around here? >> the bar is low. >> in the seven-day forecast you're going to see those numbers come up and there will be more sun and today isn't totally a grayo eect some sun te through at times. right now there's a light sprinkle by pottsville and harrisburg just kind of meandering toward the east. otherwise, wre perhaps some spotty drizzle in places this morning and a fair amount of cloud covd later on. there is the cloud cover across the r

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday june 27th and here's what we're following for you on "action news." >> breaking news. a police officer's injured while trying to arrest a woman on a rampage. she damaged several cars and homes before police could get her into custody. >> opposition grows overnight to the senate healthcare bill just as at budget offices releases its finding on the impact. >> some areas are waking up to temperatures in the 50's. >> let's expand on this right now with meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning to you both. >> nice to get a little break with these temperatures. feels good. >> i know, right and humidity low today, too right. >> satellite shows plenty of cloud cover out there across the region. what with the rain coming through but out to the west of us, we are going to see rain popping through and then some clearing coming in as well. there's that satellite image we're waiting for and we have that cloud cover and the related rain coming through right now. more clouds out to

edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning and good to see you. it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday, june 7th. >> we're following a developing story. a pregnant woman leaving a friend's house overnight is hit by a stray bullet. >> a community is rallying behind a six-year-old boy who is the latest victim of gun violence in wilmington. >> the woman at the center of the sex assault trial against bill cosby goes back to a montgomery county courthouse today to neff his sex assault trial. >> and what would a morning be without some rain? >> really. >> let's turn to david and karen. >> nothing like it was yesterday at least. you can see that most of the area is dry. we have a couple of light sprinkles and showers out to the north and west of philadelphia that could pop flew during the morning commute. mostly we've just got low clouds and drizzle around and showers and even a couple of thunderstorms from last night are for the most part gone. so, drier this morning than yesterday. there's that wide view. we see some breakup in the clouds to the north of philadelphia

about that in accuweather. dave murphy has that and karen rogers is looking at your traffic. good morning. >> sounds crazy but i wore a light jacket this morning. it was little cool. >> a little cool, yeah, in some neighborhoods. some of you got down into the 50's overnight. as we take a look at the weather sent we have satellite showing you cloud cover from yesterday really sweeping off the coast at this point and we are looking at plenty of sunshine on the way. temperatures this morning are a little cool as karen mentioned. we're only 52 degrees up in allentown. 54 degrees in reading. 56 in wilmington. in philadelphia a little better at 63. 54 in millville and down in cape may 67 degrees. not much wind out there. humidity low. and here's what's going to happen today. by 7 o'clock, 63. looks like we get up to 76 degrees by noon. great for lunch outside and then 80 degrees at 3 o'clock. and i expect a high of 81 today. we'll probably hit that around 3:30 or 4 o'clock before sliding back into the upper 70's pie about dinnertime or so. and the car wash situation is not bad. we're lo

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday june 14th. >> and we're following a serious developing story overseas. flames have incinerated a high-rise apartment building in london. fire officials say there are multiple fatalities. >> an update this morning on the six-year-old boy who was shot in the head during gunfire in wilmington. >> no verdict yet. jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial will be back at work in montgomery county today. >> our relief day has arrived. the heat wave is over. let's turn to dave murphy and karen rogers. >> some of you are going to step out the door early this morning, matt and tam and you're going to feel a little humid but don't worry in humidity is on the way down this morning and overall today does appear to be a much more comfortable day. we're also going to start out with some sunshine. you see most of our clouds have gotten out of here. couple of thunderstorms over by new york on showers up north but generally speaking we're dry across the region this morning. 77 degrees

have you with us, i'm thomas drayton with karen hepp hopefully dad had a great weekend. >> hup you can send us your pictures. we are waking up to wilmington where it is a beautiful sunrise as we begin but change happening a lot of change. >> congratulations, graduation season. you can see graduates walk around. we want to see your pictures. send them in using #fox 29 good day and we will share them throughout the morning. lets talk about the wind of change sue serio, good morning >> you will certainly experience that later in the day plus heavy rain as we have thunderstorms coming which is why we give you a six out of 10. bus stop buddy is ready philadelphia public schools their last day is tomorrow. so one more day, today, two more days for the school bus, warm, humid to start, temperatures are in the 60's. seventy's and 80's in some case this is morning and north and west of us we have a lot of shower, thunderstorm activity heading your way later today. up toward mountains we have got rain and again our big action later on is so some breezes out there, right now 79 degrees, 13 mi

breaking news from atlanta with cnn projecting karen handel will win the special election for georgia's sixth consequential district. >> many considered the race the force major test for congressional republicans under donald trump. together both sides poured in an estimated $50 million into this campaign. the most expensive house race in u.s. history. >> we have the most expensive panel with us tonight. "l.a. times" political writer, caroline heldman. political commentator and trump supporter john phillips. >> cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein and kaylee hartung is in atlanta. caylee, a hard fought win for handel but a stinging loss for the democrats. take us through the numbers. >> reporter: well, things emptying out at handel's headquarters tonight. republicans saw this race in georgia's 6th district in the northern suburbs of atlanta as a must win and they were able to do it by a margin of just 13,000 votes in the end. for karen handel to keep a seat that's been held by a republican for more than 50 years red, she now becomes the first woman elected by the state of georgia

, karen rogers ameteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morni it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday june 20th. here's what's happening. >> it looks like it's a done deal. after four years without one philadelphia too teachers could be working with a contract. >> firefighters battle flames inside a restaurant in >> the storms have as you take a live look the skies above tnklinbridge, that is sunshine that you see. it is indeed set to return. >> karen rogers following the roads and dave murphy looking for some peeks of sunshine outside. >> we got more than a peek right now. lots of sunshine getting ready to come up over the horizon. cloud cover over toward the east. you see that on satellite but it does look as though that cloud cover is going to continue to shoot off the coast over the next hour or two and most of us are going to wind up mostly sunny as we go through the day. now t-it is warm to start out in some neighborhoods. we're at 72 in philadelphia. 71 in wilmington, 70 in trenton. upper 60's now in allentown reading, mid 60's in lancaster and 71 in cape may. and for now the dewpoi

, karen rogers and the meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday june 27th and here's what we're following for you. >> breaking news. a police officer is injured while trying to arrest a woman on a rampage. she damaged several cars and homes before police were able to get her into custody. >> opposition grows overnight to the senate healthcare bill just as the congressional budget office releases its finding on the potential impact. >> plus the rain is moving out but you still may want to grab a jacket this morning. some areas are waking up to temperatures in the 50's. >> for that we turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning even though the rain is moving out the roads are a little wet out there. >> little bit, yeah. right now we've got storm tracker6 live double scan showing you that the rain is pushing off to the north and east. there's another batch off to the west of us beginning to filter in from the west. just some light showers out there and dry in between. still some we

the mainstream media ignoring the role voter suppression may have played in helping karen handel defeat john asaf in the georgia six runoff greg palast just a mole and the senate republican health care bill is secret no more just one problem it's not really a health care bill will discuss what it really is into its politics panel what they would call on and krrish. since the race was called thursday night a variety of theories have been put forward to help explain john asaf loss to karen handel in the special run off election for georgia's secure groeschel district some think just didn't have a message others think that the georgia six was just too conservative for any democrat to win very few pundits however virtually none of the mainstream media are looking at the wall voter suppression may have played in handing former georgia secretary of state karen addle a four point victory joining me now to talk about just that is greg palast investigative reporter and creator of the brilliant new documentary the best democracy money can buy a tale of billionaires and ballot bandits greg

karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday june 20. >> the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams will get under way today. >> philadelphia public teachers ratify a proposed contract for the school district after working for four years without one. >> video from berks county shows an funnel cloud forming as storms rip through the area. >> see if there's any leftover rain out there with meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> strong storms around the region. those are pushing off the coast. there's a little bit of lingering shower activity by the jersey shore but that could be going out to sea pretty quickly and the clouds you see early are also going to have a tendency to brake up. we should transition to mostly sunny skies later. 73ght now we're 73 degrees inwn in wilmington, 72 in cape may and as you check out dewpoints still kind of humid out there with dewpoints still in the 70's so it's going to still feel pretty sticky as you first hea can see how the numbers are lower in

good time. i'll get out there and enjoy it. let's get to dave murphy and karen rogers. >> nothing lasts forever. today enjoy. >> you can see how satellite shows you that cloud cover really pushing off the coast. we've got clear skies across the region this morning and it looks like we'll maintain lots of sunshine today. as we take a look at temperatures, 63 degrees currently in philadelphia. and still in the 50's in wilmington and allentown and reading. 60 degrees in trenton. 53 in millville reason 67 down the shore in cape may at this early hour. as we go through the day, it does the get warm. 76 degrees by noon and by 3 o'clock, 80 degrees. looks like we'll get a high of 81 around 4 o'clock today. and then by 7 o'clock, 78 degrees. and no chance of rain today or tomorrow, so looking ahead, maybe today's a good day to get the car washed. you can see, however, that we are looking at an increase in the chance of rain on friday, saturday and sunday. could that some thunderstorms around and saturday night is looking like a volatile period. more on that when we check out exclusive acc

. bus stop buddy is here but just on a coffee break. we will be back. karen mentioned folks coming back from the shore here you go right with the sand in your shoes coming right from the beach right in the office there, on the freeway, northeast philadelphia i-95 between woodhaven and academy road no problems or delays at all up and down that i-95 corridor. we have police activity in the neighborhood, steve will fill us in a few moments at i an erie. septa says route 56 bus detoured off erie avenue as that investigation continues, and septa's warminster regional rail line first few trains running with the delay one heading to the airport of the wilmington line, scattered delays throughout the morning and evening rush hour possible as amtrak continues that track work. a couple left over work crews fort washington valley forge, gang coming back from the poconos watch for a work crew at lansdale, karen and thomas back to you. >> 5:03. lets get to that breaking news out of kensington. several police vehicles hit overnight on erie avenue after a suspect barreled right through a crime sc

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it is wednesday june 21st. matt o'donnell is off and jeanette reyes is joining us. >> here's what we're following for you this morning. police find chemical explosives at a bucks county home leading to an investigation. >> burglars double tap an unlucky family first breaking into their home, then into their business. >> pennsylvania's animal cruelty laws are about to get much tougher. >> let's first get going though looking at your accuweather and your traffic. dave murphy and karen rogers have the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning, guys. we are talking satellite and right now we've got no rain out there. cloud cover down to the south and getting ready to push across parts of south jersey and delaware. looks like we might be stuck with a little more clouds down south than we have off to the north today but overall we're going to call it partly sunny a73 degrees currently in philadelphia as well. down to 61 in allentown and reading, so cool in the northern and western suburbs. 71 in millville and the humi

off the vote. >> good morning. it's 5:30 on this wednesday june 28th. david and karen, who wants to play frisbee with me later. >> sure. >> me, me. >> really. >> yes, yes. can we skip work and do it now. >> absolute. >> maybe we can get like a nerf frisbee. >>> you can see how all of that cloud cover from yesterday really swept off the coast overnight and we are looking at a great day with lots of sunshine building across the region. temperatures this morning are also cool and comfortable. we're at 63 degrees in philadelphia 52 in allentown and 54 in reading. 56 in wilmington. 54 in millville. if you're down the shore in cape may getting ready to head out on the boardwalk for that early walk 67 degrees right now. it's warm but with low humidity really comfortable. 76 degrees by noon. 80 degrees by 3 o'clock. maybe a few clouds mixing with sun but generally speaking with expect to be pretty bright today. 81 is your high at 4 o'clock and then 80 at 5 o'clock and by 7 o'clock 78 degrees. we don't have much rain in the forecast for the next couple days in fact none and maybe that means

jos os off and republican karen handel in a virtual tie coming into today's election, latest returns tonight show that with 80% of the vote counted and handel leads with 52.4% to john ossoff's 47.6% of the vote. special election comes as president trump's support among republican says falling according to a new cbs poll today in april 83% of republicans approved of president trump. now 73% of republicans approve of the president. according to the cbs poll. now from john ossoff head quarters in atlanta is gar ek make. what's the feeling there? >> lawrence, the bottom just fell out in this room here. another network just called this race, and what little energy had been in the room a few minutes go had completely evaporated. it started to disappear about half an hour to 45 minutes go wh the votes from today started to come in and we saw ossoff elead start to slowly disappear. about 30 minutes go, ossoff's fiance came out and thanked volunteers and staff and started talking about small victories like volunteers signed up, voters in the district. important stuff, sure. but not the kind o

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ing. >> good morning. it is 6 o'clock on this tuesday june 13th and here's what's happening. >> closing statements are done in bill cosby's case is with the jury. they could be back with a verdict soon, perhaps as early as today. >> breaking news overseas. a german police officer is seriously wounded with her own weapon in a busy subway station. >> also, the heat wave continues. it's going to feel even hotter than it did over the last couple days and that is why the school district of philadelphia will be dismissing students at noon. that's also true for trenton. >> everyone needs to be prepared. let's join dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> if you have plans to head out and maybe get some exercise again, now is the time to do it because it's going to be shooting up there heat-wise in a hurry. we have a heat advisory today. we did not have this yesterday because the humidity wasn't high enough but today the heat's high and the humidity is much higher than it was yesterday and so heat advisory kicking in at noon and go

. karen rogers has traffic. good morning. >> yeah, rain almost completely off the coast at this point. we did have watch boxes up and down the east coast as that storm system came through. it's gone and out to the west of us there are some clearing conditions and with that drier air coming in. there you see that last shower north of atlantic city. that's pretty much it. there might be a little sprinkle farther to the west but we are fast getting rid of the rain. 73 degrees currently in philadelphia, 70 in allentown, still in the upper 60's in reading and lancaster, 73 in millville, 71 in cape may and for now all of that area highlighted in dark green with those dewpoints that are up in the 70's in most cases, that's still humid air so as you first step out this morning, it's still going to feel muggy especially where you see the 70's but all those dewpoints are going to drop and the humidity levels will drop with them as we go through the morning and afternoon. here's where the numbers are going. 73 degrees and still muggy by 7 o'clock. by noon 83, a high of 86 by 3 o'clock. it will b

morning. it is 5:30 on this tuesday june 27th. let's go on topher dave over to dave murphy and karen rogers to find out more to you bow about when those storms are coming and going and your traffic. >> i was driving in the rain. that was a few hours ago. >> stepped outside with a little rain in delaware county you can see how that rain, the main batch of it is now beginning to push away from the area up here around trenton, you're going to see it kind of pushing away and then there's some additional shower activity out to the west of us that may try and roll through a little bit later this morning but generally we're expecting a transition from startup with rain and then to some partly sunny skies later on. i'll just give you a quick look on storm tracker6 live double scan. again that one batch of rain pushing away from trenton leaving some wet roads behind it and then we have lighter precipitation out to the west. a big batch of it that's slowly migrating toward harrisburg and may eventually push in toward our northern suburbs. if you're in reading and pottsville over the next hour

up let's look at your weather and traffic. we've got dave murphy and karen rogers to help with that. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we're off to a somewhat sticky neighborhoods satellite shows sunshine on s in southern delaware and extreme south jersey. warm. 72 degrees as you head out the door in philadelphia. just 60 though in allentown and 62 in rea those northern and western suburbs. and the dewpoints especially in the southern portion of the region are still fairly high. 70 in millville indicates oppressive humidity early on and close to that in dover and cape may. like yesterday we expect those humidity levels to drop off. 72 degrees by 7 o'clock. 84 by noon. 87 at 3 o'clock. that's our high and it's not all that humid. 85 by 5 o'clock and by 7 o'clock, 78 degrees and it's happened, folks, the summer solstice has arrived. it officially came in at 12:24 in the morning a few hours ago. this is when the sun's direct rays are over the tropic of cancer and that means we have our so-called longest day and what do i want to say, karen rogers also has been talking about how

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday june 27th. >> and we're following breaking news. gunfire kills a teenager in south philadelphia. investigators are still on the scene trying to find the shooter. >> k-9 units and a helicopter crew search for the home invader who shot a man in delaware. >> protests continued overnight as another republican senator came out as a no vote on the healthcare overhaul. >> first up, weather and traffic. meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers joins us. good morning. >> good morning. i woke up with a rumble of thunder out there. >> yeah, and a little bit of rain in parts of the region, too. let's get you to the new weather center and you can see the satellite showing you that there is cloud cover out there and there are a couple of showers popping through. i want to go ahead and bring in radar and we'll take a closer look. you can see storm tracker6 live double scan is picking up heavier cells. these are moving away from philadelphia up into the i-95 corridor and it looks as thoug

, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning, it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday june 13. >> we're following a developing story. gunfire in montgomery county p an suv is riddled with bullets and one person is sent to the hospital. >> jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial return to the montgomery county courthouse this morning to continue deliberations. >> it will be another day of drama on capitol hill as attorney general jeff sessions testifies before his old colleagues on a senate committee. >> philadelphia public schools will be closing at noon due to the heat. the trenton school district will also dismiss early. >> well, let's find out about how much more of this heat do we hee on that and karen rogers has your commute. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we didn't have this yesterday but with the higher heat and humidity combining today, we do have a heat advisory that's in effect. now, this kicks in at noon, it extends until 7 o'clock this evening. during that time the heat index will make it feel like it's in the mid to upper 90'

republican georgia former secretary of state karen handle. tonight is actually a run-offelection in georgia. there was a first round in april. 18 different candidates ran. jon ossoff won by such a margin that he almost won the seat right there that night. for want of 2 percentage points in april, he was ultimately forced into tonight's run-off by him and karen handle. it's interesting. read a lot of the nationwide commentary on this today and i think people are really focused on how much effort democrats have put into this race, and they certainly have, everything from party money to prominent democrats getting involved in doing what they can to activists all over that district, all over that state and in some cases all over the country. but republicans have bent over backwards for karen handle as well. in a race that republicans you wouldn't think would have to work this hard to win. but karen handle has had in-person visits from national republicans including house speaker paul ryan and from the president himself who also recorded robocalls and wrote tweets in support of karen han

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. ts wednesday june 21st. matt o'donnell is off. jeanette reyes is joining us. >> explosives investigation. law enforcement swarms a bucks county home after a dangerous discovery of explosives inside. >> new this morning the search is on for a schuylkill county man accused of killing his own father. what police are telling people to look out for this morning. >> and pennsylvania driver licenses are getting a new look and added security. see what your new license will look like. >> as long as they figicture look young. [laughter] >> i'm okay with that. let's go over to karen rogers. she's got your traffic. dave murphy has your accuweather. good morning. >> you might have to pay a little extra for some of these new things so yes that should be included tam absolutely. coma little bit of cloud cover over by the coast. you see that on satellite. overall we're expecting to to py skies. 72 degrees under building sunshine in philadelphia. allentown has actually slipped to 59 cool and comfortable degrees right now. 60 in r

edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone. it is 5 o'clock on this tuesday june 6th and we are following breaking news. >> an argument leads to deadly gunfire overnight. now police are looking for the killer. >> montgomery county prosecutors are trying present a witness to prove bill cosby had a pattern of predatory behavior. we are live as the sex assault trial enters day two. >> that inmate who escaped in bucks county still out there on the run but his father is accused of helping him to get away. >> some of us are about to get nailed with some heavy rain. let's go to david and karen. >> some of us already are, matt. right now. storm tracker6 live double scan shows a column of heavy rain moving through the northern and western suburbs and we are tracking it for you. you can see that it is pushing to the east taking about a half hour to move the distance of that red arrow i've drawn for you and right now heavy rain expected in norristown in just about a minute from now, lenape 5:03, kennett square about 5:06 and after that we've got radnor at a

, june 14th. heat wave is over. let's turn to david and karen. >> yes, still feels pretty muggy out there but you're right matt the temperatures are not going to be as bad today and the humidity should settle. we have a couple pop-up showers that i'll show in you a second on storm tracker6 but for right now there's cloud cover out there, some clear spaces and just a couple of showers here and there. one of them pushing in on manayunk is really dumping a lot of rain in a hurry for pow five minutes but then it's gone. temperatures right now 78 degrees in philadelphia, 74 in wilmington, 72 in allentown, 73 in millville and the dewpoints are still pretty high. 69 in philadelphia. that's just beneath what we call oppressive humidity and you see a lot of 70's that is oppressively humid air in place in atlantic city wilmington and points south. not so bad up in allentown but these numbers are expected to drop gradually during the day and two things happen. it's not as humid later today and also not as hot. 76 degrees by 7 o'clock, 82 by noon and a high of 83 degrees we'll probably hit that

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. now on this wednesday june 14. we have developing news. >> an apartment building in london is engulfed in flames and fears are growing about the structure's integrity and the number of fire victims. >> hey, hey, hey. >> hey, hey, hey. >> hey, hey, hey. bill cosby shouts his fat albert cartoon character's catch phrase as he leaves the courthouse. jurors will be back at work today trying to reach a verdict. >> relief finally arrives from a short but brutal heat wave. it comes with some pop-up showers moving through right now. >> let's find out more about that. dave murphy is outside. the parking lot is wet from that shower. >> it is. >> and karen rogers has your traffic. >> we had the shower come through and i'll show you that in a second. i'll start with satellite, the wide view. you can see there's cloud cover around this morning but also some breaks of sun beginning to develop across the region. and as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan, you can see that we do have a shower and th

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday june 14th. we have developing news. >> an apartment building in london is engulfed in flames and fears are growing about the number of victims. >> hey, hey, hey. >> hey, hey, hey. bill cosby shouts his fat albert cartoon character's catch phrase as he leaves the courthouse. jurors will be back at work today trying to reach a verdict. >> relief finally arrives from a short but brutal heat wave. it comes with a chance of a pop-up shower. >> dave murphy has accuweather, karen rogers has traffic. good morning. >> still kind of muggy. don't be surprised fit still feels very humid. we're in the 70's as you'll see in a moment. the only precipitation we have right now is a thunderstorm rolling away from us over new york state and new york city and long island in particular. looks like we'll see some sunshine early. temperatures are warm. 78 degrees in philadelphia currently. 74 in wilmington. low 70's in allentown. mid 70's in reading, trenton and lancaster. 73 in millville and 72 i