good monday morning, we have breaking news from overnight gunfire erupt in the north philadelphia bar just blocks from another dangerous shooting, latest on the search for that shooter. and rolling again, septa trains running in time for a workweek after a one day strike. commuters are breathing a real sigh of relief. sue, good morning. >> well, this is going to be a week when we will be discussing heat, heat, heat. three times, maybe even more. we may reach our first 90 of the season. we will tell you whether it will be today coming up. yuck, yuck, and yuck. let's the games begin, special olympics kick off today in new jersey. thousands of athletes and coaches and volunteers will be there to celebrate their

accomplishments. >> good day, monday june 6th, event. we will get you caught up on everything that happened over the weekend. a lot of you don't watch news. six straight hours. we can do this thing. sue serio is to go double duty, you are doing weather and traffic. >> we are all mvp's today, utility men, on the team, that is right. yes, baseball analogy. welcome to monday morning, it is, a comfortable monday morning. we have had a glorious weekend weather-wise as you know. i think we can keep that going for half of the day to day but we do expect tomorrow to be probably our first 90-degree day for 2014. the latest time we have ever reached 90 on record for philadelphia, was back in 2003, when, june 23rd, was our first 90-degree day but once there we may stay there for a little while. lets see what is going on. we will see ultimate doppler radar. in rain in the area.

no rain, really in the vicinity, even in our part of the country, little describe and drab way far to the south and west. expect a dry day to day. dad's delight, with a high of 83 degrees. the average high 83 degrees. so, yeah, we have called that a big old ten now. we will see what number we get today coming up. 65 degrees is our current temperature in philadelphia and our relative humidity still down there due points have not gone up yet. we don't expect them to go up high today. humidity kick nothing tomorrow. sunrise at 5:32 this morning. the shore cast for today, actually, i think we can remove that lightening. i don't believe we will see then are or lightening. we should have a decent day with temps in the mid 70's and surf temperature of 66 degrees. we will see that fixed coming up. fox cast we have a nice start to the day. 69 degrees. we have partly sunny skies throughout the afternoon. we will reach 80's quickly by lunchtime and we should top

off at 88 degrees. once we get this hot we have a possibility of the storm or two but this is a case where only a few of us will see one, later on in the day. that is your fox cast for a monday, from the weather authority, and as chris mentioned kacie is off today so we will check traffic for you right now. we have the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension, northbound has an accident affecting all lanes between pennsylvania, 63 and pennsylvania 663. so, valley green road bridge is closed, between creek lane and bethlehem pike, because of deteriorating conditions. so alternate for this is, west mill road, karen. >> thanks, sue. we have some breaking news overnight. we had gunfire erupting at a north philadelphia bar. police say one customer was shot and another was at a 1:00 this morning. three hours ago. victim was struck in the leg and taken to the hospital in stable condition. police are still looking for the shooter, there is in word what led to the violent confrontation but nobody else

was hurt. thousands of septa riders are feeling that relief this morning after regional rail workers decided to end their strike due to help from the government before the start of another commuter workweek. lets get out to steve keeley with all of the details on that good morning, steve. >> reporter: that decision was made for them. they were forced back to work by federal law. we have talk about in the springtime when the septa bus drivers were going to go on strike that the rail workers were not allowed to join them because of the railway act. that is why the the president ended their strike on saturday. so monday through friday commuters will never have even noticed the strike and been out of their daily routines and ride. short saturday only strike ended fast but unlike most strikes it did not end with a new contract but with the same old delay have of what most feared the the inevitable, another strike, at an even worse time in february. >> i think it is right thing to do. it gives us more time to hopefully negotiate and that is what i would like to see happened.

i have been involve with every septa strike for 15 years, you know, i haven't been asked. if i would ask, would i get involved. i think it is right thing to do gives them another 250 days to continue talking. >> just for the the president to do it, i thought it was really awesome. you know, and he is the president, he has much bigger things going on but for him to step in and do that for the the people that was awesome. >> a sigh of relief. i talk to the couple of conductors whom i feel bad for them because they're working without a contract. it seems like an awfully long time that they cannot seem to resolve. that i don't quite understand that. >> reporter: the presidential board will have private meetings, public hearings and recommendations but none of them are binding. it will be up to septa and unions to do in the next eight months what they have in the done in the past five years: reach a deal or the next strike will hit when colleges are back in semester, kids back in school and cold back

in the air, maybe snow back on the ground. when getting around without your train is way worse then it would be now. even though this has been delayed eight months we still don't know where we stan with the bigger issue and bigger unions that run trolleys and trains and buses in the city, that is still unsettled as well and it goodies nature of all those workers decide to go work and in the strike as only reason we see buses coming down here on market street, chris and karen. >> steve, thanks. a police involve shooting leaves one person critically injured and another wounded, in the arm. this happened yesterday afternoon in north philadelphia, during a fathers day block party of all things. police say two men appeared to have been shooting at one another when an officer pulled up. he fired his weapon, and he may have struck one or both of them. fox 29 spoke exclusively with the girlfriend of one of the men. she said they were unarmed and ran when they heard shots. >> when they heard the the

shooting, they start running to the house and then cops started shooting them because they was running to save their life. >> so a lot of questions about what exactly happened to that even, internal affairs is investigating and police say it is very preliminary. the man's girlfriend says that he is expect to recover. philadelphia airport officials are looking to reschedule passengers on a diverted plane to germany. lets look at a map. it shows a lufthansa flight circling before landing bark at the the airport on sunday. it originally took off from there but police say there was an indicator light that went on showing some kind of a landing gear problem. the flight was canceled. officials hope to get passengers on their way this morning. investigators are trying to determine what cause aid fire that killed six people in new jersey on the fathers day. fire broke out at 4:00 o'clock yesterday morning in newark. a 15 year-old boy and his mother and four others died. the teen and his mother were visiting newark from georgia

to honor the boy's late father >> i have to tell you... unaudible. i feel it in the art. i'm in the the personally would be. this is a sad day for the family. it is. >> a second home was also destroyed this that fire. >> investigators say the the fire does not appear to be suspicious. let the the games begin. >> absolutely. the special olympics kicks off today in, newark, new jersey. opening ceremonies were held last night at the the prudential center. 3500 athletes from across the the country have converged on the garden state to compete in 16 different events. the athletes entered the arena state by state, followed by a parade of supporters including friend, family, volunteers and even, some celebrities. we will have much more on that throughout the date from good day philadelphia jen fred will be out there. still ahead u.s. forces

are heading to iraq more on what they are doing coming up. jennifer joyce, good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. police in upper darby are investigating a possible case of the knock out game. investigating a possible case of the knock out game. we have talk to hiiiii.tim in

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we don't have anything to show you on ultimate doppler radar and even as we look at the wider view of our part of the country we have to go back to missouri and illinois to find any rain, and that is how it will stay for most of the day, we will show you, in a moment, the the future cast which will illustrate we have a little bit of rain in the forecast for tomorrow. 65 degrees in philadelphia it is a real confidentable morning look at how chilly in the poconos thanks to clear skies we have radiational cooling. it is 48 degrees in the mountains. fifty-nine in atlantic city. you will need a sweat shirt taking your morning walk on the beach. future cast shows a whole lot of sunshine all day to day until we get to just after dark after 8:00 o'clock, 8:30 when we will see clouds building up and a stray shower overnight but you won't even notice because you may be sleeping. now here's tomorrow, as we get into the early morning hours of tuesday and in the afternoon we have the the

possibility of some pop up showers and then are storms but tomorrow is also the day we think we will get to 90 degrees for the first time this year. so today's high is 88. we will have sunny skies. it will be warmer then yesterday when we got to 83. you won't really feel humidity just yet with those northwesterly breezes. tonight a stay shower or storm but generally just mostly cloudy skies and then overnight low of 66 degrees. that takes care of monday. and your fox cast. the lets take a look at traffic as we start off with ballmengo road is closed in both directions between front street and portland road and that is due to a tree, that is down. the alternate is swede land road. patco speed line operating with delays due to the closure of one line of tracks over ben franklin bridge. that is all we've got this morning, karen. >> thanks, sue. 4:13 is the time. only on fox an parent knock out game caught on tape in drexel hill. lets go out to jennifer joyce

in upper darby. you have the video that police are looking at. >> reporter: we do have this video that was ultimately posted on facebook that as you said police are using in this investigation. this is up are darby police, they tell us victim in this case a 58 year-old man from drexel hill endured a bruce above his eye. he said this crew of 16 nearly broke his glasses. punch out attack was caught on tape. it is believed one of the teens shot the cell phone video and posted it on facebook. you can hear laughing in the background. the attack happened in at a ran mink trolley station in drexel hill last week. police believe this was an attempt at the knock out game. the victim feels fortunate that the attack was not worse. >> it could have been worse because they did hit me with glasses on and could have snapped my glass necessary my eyes. i take anxiety medicine. it was quite a setback. >> reporter: the victim did

not want to be identified. police found video of one of the suspect's facebook pages. they are still working to identify the suspect however, they have believe that they are close to making an arrest. if you have any information you are urged to call police. karen and chris. >> we shouldn't even call it an a game, it is an attack, just awful. 4:15 is the time. thinks largest diplomatic post in the world but now a large number of staffers at u.s. embassy in baghdad iraq are being evacuated. >> this comes as a military group wages wars killing scores of people and forcing thousands of others to flee for safety. >> reporter: according to the u.s. military officials dozens of troops are heading to iraq to secure u.s. embassy in baghdad. mission comes as annal cade and expired group islamic state of iraq in syria or isis is taking control of two iraqi cities and vows to continue the fight. folks here in the united states are keeping a close eye

on development as former republican presidential candidate mitt romney, claims white house policies have contributed to the current crisis. >> but what has happen in iraq and what we are seeing is a good deal predictable by virtue of the president's failure to act appropriately. >> reporter: situation has countless people dead and thousands fleeing for their lives. the ministry of defense is fighting back with area assault begins militants, the iraqi air force says they have destroyed hide out reek also and military command post located north of baghdad. >> strikes are very accurate, using very precise missiles, they have been hitting target precisely. >> reporter: what if anything to do to help iraqis is a political issues in the united states. but the level of u.s. involvement. one former national security advisor says the u.s. cannot go in alone. >> any direct military action by the united states need to be done when we see that the iraqi government has actually pulled itself together

politically. >> reporter: president obama says he is considering a number of options and refuses to rule out direct military action but says if the iraqis themselves who must spearhead efforts to keep their country from civil war. in new york, leland vetter, "fox news". and tens of thousands of iraqi christians are fleeing their homes. christians are fleeing to the largely anonymous region of kurdish stan in hopes of escaping violence in the northern parts of the country being over taken by sunni rebels. christians say kurd is stan is more liberal. benjamin netanyahu is accusing military group hamas in particular for kidnapping three israeli teens including one, who hold a an american citizenship. the trio disappeared last week while heading home from a west bank religious school. the last they heard from them was a call saying they are kidnaped. hamas denied any responsibility. anti world cup protesters in brazil, well, their actions

take a violent turn. a police officer fired what appeared to be a live pistol round at protesters on sunday. this happened near rio di janeiro soccer stadium where the world cup, of course, is being held. demonstrators are protesting lavish public spending on sports. there were no reports of any injuries. taking a look at your national headlines fire fighters in central california are stepping up their efforts to attack a wild fire in an around the sequoia national forest. forest doubles in size and is threatening a community about 30 miles northeast of bakers feel. sequoia national forest service say the fire has spread to 2,000 acres and only 10 percent contain. more than 500 homes have been evacuated. radio icon casey kasem has died at eight two. his daughter released a statement early yesterday saying the legendary dj passed away surrounded by family and friend. it was in 1970 kasem

introduced the america to the american top 40. he pioneered the count down again ra telling store business the the artist and introducing the licensing distance dedication. >> the the count down begins. >> number 40. >> casey, could you please play waiting for a girl like you from mark to barb so she knows that she's worth the the wait. thank you, mark hess. >> he stayed with that program all the way through 2009. he was also voice of the cartoon character shag any scooby dooo. he was 82. frightening moments for 14 people after their boat overturned in a california lake, this happened sunday, at lake pyro, fire officials say five adult, seven children and two infants fell into that water. all victims were rescued and taken to an area hospital n word what cause that had boat to overturn. another rescue over in air zone, officials say five hikers, as part of the boy scout troop, didn't return at their designated time on saturday. scouts were found in a rugged

part of the park, officials say, they stayed behind, with a 70 year-old man hiking with them but was in the able to continue that hike due to a medical condition. all of the hikers were rescued. the older general was air lifted to a nearby hospital. colorado man is racking up hundreds of dollars in fines all because of his love, for flags. david brenner is his name and owns 13 flags and flies them with pride at south bridge town home but part of the homeowners association. they said he is only allowed on display the current american flag. so far he has been find $300 but says he is not taking them down. >> what are we gaining and what are we losing? are we losing our freedom in exchange for a nice man coward loan. i really hepp we're not good he says he will consult an attorney and says if he is off base about his rights he will pay the fine and move on. it is flag dad on saturday as well. we have seen this. >> i got to celebration. >> flying a flag. >> it started out there in

california and all over. >> is there big money involved here. >> this is happening closer to us in new york city at least and man behind it is saying it is a social experiment for good. >> virtual scavenger hunt which started in california and then as we said, and karen mentioned, it has turned to new york city. it has turn into a bit of the movement on twitter. money hungry followers check for clues about where to find an envelope full of cash. man behind the twitter account said he tried to give away cash in new york city six years ago but it turn into a riot in union square. >> look at this, a beautiful, beach scene there people down the beach this weekend, fathers day weekend what wonderful weather sue. >> it really with us a glorious day on saturday, just as beautiful. hopefully we have enjoyed the weekend. now get ready to sweat. now today, maybe but definitely throughout the the rest of the week when we expect more humidity to day we have a comfortable morning in the mid 60's throughout the

rest of the morning and then mostly sunny skies and warmer by lunchtime we're up to 82 degrees. we got to 83 for a high yesterday. we will expect to be at 88 with a few clouds in the afternoon. and our sunset time, as we begin the last workweek of summer because, summer officially begins on sat the day. these are the longest days of the year, sunset time is 8:32 p.m. that is your planner for monday from the weather authority. normally we would hear a squeal of delight from kacie but she's off today. now we have a report of an overturned vehicle in norristown on north trooper road at potshop road. also, ballmengo road is closed in both directions between front street and portland road due to a tree that came down. your alternate there is, swede land road. we will be back with more of

the san antonio spurs are nba champions for the first time this morning. spurs finished off the heat with the 104-87 win to take best of seven series four games to one. san antonio's leonard was name series mvp. leonard scored 22 points and grabbed ten rebound clinching game last night. loss ends miami's two year run as nba champions. united states plays their first game of the cup this afternoon in brazil. u.s. will be taking on gh ana

at 6:00 p.m. >> here's howard eskin with a look the a the rest of the night in sports. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin. the fathers day 50 years ago phillies jim bunk threw a perfect game on fathers day in 1964. on the 50th anniversary the phillies weren't as lucky. lets go to the ballpark on sunday. this is jim bunk. fifty years ago, in new york shea stadium, perfect game, against the mets, jim bunk was there yesterday. so was the ball girl giving that little guy a baseball. going right up to his dad, look what i got on fathers day. are they a happy bunch. until they saw a ballgame. fourth pitch against aj burnett, anthony rizzo with the home run. cubs win three to nothing. phillies had only three hits in the game. winner of the u.s. open, led from start to finish. to pine hearst, north carolina, that is martin kymer, he wins the players championship on mothers day, u.s. open on fathers day. nine under.

he won, and only two players under par. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. coming up, a police officer already handling one suspect drunk driving case is almost killed by a second drunk driver, see how both described their brush with death. plus a parent's words nightmare alone for hours inside a day care, how he got out, coming up.

gunfire inside a bar in north philadelphia what police say started the shooting. plus, rolling again, septa workers are back to work just one day after the strike, commuters are happy, to see the trains running, once again. heart warming reunion caught on video, how the dogs, walk, to get back to his owner. hi, buddy. all right. 4:00 306789 coming up on 4:31. good day everyone. it is monday june 6th, event 2014. did you have a good fathers day. you saw your dad. >> yes. >> best thing about karen, come over for fathers day and then gave him four projects around your house. >> my house, does love to do. we were joking bit last week what i would give my gift to my father which was projects. and then we went over

yesterday and had a barbecue at his house. hopefully you had fun celebrating the dads in your life as sue gave us amazing weather for us. >> it was just glorious over the weekend. we can keep this going for the first part of the today. it will be warmer later on but enjoy i we have a look right now at ultimate doppler radar nothing to show you here, no precipitation and none in the forecast with ridge of high pressure in control of the weather. let's get to the high temperature. dad's delight with the high of 83. sixty-five in philadelphia relative humid the two at 65 percent. we have a sunrise time at 5:32 the days leading up to the first day of summer which is saturday and those afterwards. the shore cast looks good. we will have nice beach days this week but you will keep an

eye on the sky for then are storms, not today though. mid 07's westerly wind at 5 miles an hour. surf temperature at 66 degrees. low rip current risk but very high uv index of ten today. 69 degrees by 8:00 o'clock. and we expect a very nice morning, it will will be in the lower 80's with partly sunny skies and a high temperature right around 88 degrees. we will look at traffic for you. we have ballmengo road closed in both directions between front street and, portland road due to a tree that came down in that area take swedeland road. don't go anywhere near balligomengo road. is there a reported overturned vehicle in norristown. it is north trooper road at pot shop road. we will have more about that

next time karen. lets get to breaking news, overnight gunfire at a bar in north philadelphia. police say one customer shot another at the shop this morning. victim was struck and then taken over to the hospital stable condition. police are looking for the the shooter. in word what led to that violent confrontation. nobody else was hurt. little push from the president, septa, regional rail, back running today following a one day long strike. lets get out to steve keeley in center city with the details on that, steve. >> reporter: our viewers will remember i was standing you the the here three months ago talking about other septa systems and other strike possibilities but here along market street, not too far from the big train station down the the shore, and suburban station, trying to follow septa and also all of different unions is so confusing for sure. earlier this spring there was a threat by bus trolley and subway staff. they tea side todd keep working and keep talking and

that is why buses are keep running. suburban train have staff does not have freedom to strike because they have fallen in the federal railway labor act which gives the president the the power he used saturday to essentially order them back to work and two sides back to talks. it gives everybody involved in that situation another eight months but not many are too optimistic more time talking will mean more caving in by either side. suburban rail riders could be stranded longer than a sum are saturday starting in mid winter. >> i work at minimum wage, yes, i really don't know. i would have tried to like call, maybe a friend or car pooling or something but i'm happen that i they are backup and i'm happy that the president did step in and make it happen for us. >> i think they deserve a contract. they deserve to get paid. they work hard. >> electrical workers and. bew workers, i mean they have been out for a long time

without a contract they deserve a contract they deserve a certain raise and certain pension benefits and they need to know. that they need to be working together again to help the general public. they are the ones that suffer. >> well, february is now the next suburban rail strike possibility and with in deal with the rest of the 17 different septa unions in the city is done by then either there is the the strong possibility, chris and karen that all septa unions could shut down the whole septa system for the first time ever, since septa was created 50 years ago and real confusing thing about this is another thing we reported earlier this year was that new transportation act which was going to raise fees, taxes, and tolls for everybody. well that had money designated specifically for septa. so if they are getting all this new money, your all these unions working without new contract. that is a big question. >> that is a really good question, thanks. 4:35. philadelphia airport officials are working to rescheduled passengers on a diverted plane to germany this shows

lufthansa flight 427 circling over our five county area before landing back at philadelphia international on sunday. it originally took off from there but police sources say there was and case light going on denoting a landing gear problem. flight was cancel. they hope to get passengers underway this morning. a police involved shooting leaves one person critically injured and another wounded in the arm this happened sunday afternoon in north philadelphia during a fathers day block party. police say two men appeared to have been shooting at each other when an officer pulled up. he fired his weapon, and he may have struck one or both of those men, internal affairs is investigating and police say the investigation is preliminary. victim's girl friend says that man is expect to recover. investigators trying to determine what caused a fire that killed six people in new jersey on fathers day this fire broke out around 4:00 in the morning at newark. a 15 year-old boy and his mother and four others died. teen and his moth were visiting from georgia to honor

the the boy's late father. >> i have to tell you unaudible. i feel it in my heart but i'm not believing it. this is a sad day for this family, it is. >> a second home was destroyed in this fire as well. have one in the second homemade it out safely. investigators say the the fire does not appear to be suspicious. 4:37. still ahead, disturbing discovery inside a home in connecticut, why clutter is being blamed for a woman's death. and a tiny dog, falls out of a high rise building and you can see it survived, how it happened

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reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. good morning, welcome back. little heads up get ready for traffic delays and road changes on a major interstate in philadelphia construction starts tonight on northbound i-95 between girard and allegheny avenues. wet weather delayed the multi million-dollar project which was supposed to start last week. penndot says rainy conditions delayed the start of plans to paint those new traffic lines. work will continue on the i495 bridge in delaware. bridge has been closed since june 2nd. an inspection showed four columns support ago this bridge were tilting and southbound lanes are expect to reopen around labor day and northbound lanes shortly thereafter. lets look at weather and traffic. sue serio doing double duty this morning. >> yeah, it is a machine where

we do anticipate perhaps this morning some exodus from the shore traffic because it was such a glorious weekend, did you not want to come home. in the meantime your forecast goodies this morning. comfortable morning. temperatures are mostly in the 60's, little bit chillier the further north, a few 50's up there. mostly sunny skies and warmer by lunchtime. 82 degrees by then. we expect to reach a high of 88 today. little bit more humid and milder then yesterday. sunset time 8:32 but another beautiful weather day. now lets see how traffic is doing on this monday morning, at 4:41, patco, speed line, delayed due to the closure of one line of track over ben franklin bridge and this is due to last until late july. so for another month maybe month and a half, there is a reported overturn vehicle in norristown. this is on north trooper road at pop shot road no word on

closures just yet but we will check on that situation for you, chris. coming up, a dog falls 14 floors and survives how it happened in the firstt

welcome back. a controversial sheriff joe spent his eighty-second birthday rounding up parent accused of not paying their child support. he said mothers and fathers, sheriff says in the paying

child support is a public safety issue. >> usually it is the father not paying, search the mother who maybe has to work two jobs to be able to clothed and feed the kids, maybe the supervision isn't there, maybe the kids get involved in drugs and gangs. it is a bigger picture then just not paying child support. >> that is cher that i have puts inmates in pink. thirty-five people were arrested in saturday's round up. connecticut woman who was a severe horder was found dead inside of her home over the weekend. beverly million he will's home was so cluttered on the inside it took two separate rescue attempt to find her body. police did find the 66 year old in the basement under a pile of debris and she may have been trapped there for nearly a week. >> when that floor gave way and felon her was she alive and suffering, do you know what i mean you? wonder did she go right away. you hope that she did. >> the house has been

condemned, officials will soon deciding whether it will be sold or demolish. us expected drunk driver runs down a dallas county deputy who has been already working under the possible du. case. whole thing was caught on video dash camera. fox's shawn rob has the store friday texas. >> roy wallace and deputy mya on the right had been put a suspect drunk diver in jail when another call came n wallace rolled first. >> traffic hazard northbound 35, a vehicle put on the brake in the left lane. >> reporter: june 8th just before 5:00 a.m. wallace spots the truck in the fast lane on i35, at a dead stop. >> go out there and see the the guy asleep at the wheel, passed out, seat back, you know, and it looked like a big guy, for me, i didn't think i could handle him by myself. >> reporter: wallace decides to wait. pushing to get to the trouble spot. arrives.

the two confer and they make their move. >> we are talking about what we will do we will try to get tonight park before the person wake up and that way he won't, you know, react to us waking him up and take off. >> reporter: he approaches the driver's side. wallace is going to the passenger side. he turns to look at approaching traffic and then... losa has to run for his life from another drunk driver at 100 miles per her who rides the concrete barrier on the left shoulder past him. >> he screen, i look bad i saw sparks. i don't know how he avoided my vehicle behind sergeant wallace vehicle. he went to the left shoulder. hit the wall. i just saw sparks in the air. i ran to the front of the vehicle. >> i didn't know he got hit. you saw me running around. i was like, oh, no. i'm more excited then he is. he is like wow, i miss that had one. i'm like all right, now we have to get to intoxicated

drivers in the custody by ourselves. >> losa calmy gets back to business performing field sobriety test of the driver of the pick up truck. jose montoya, was in the pick up, deputies say he admitted to ten beers and two bumps of cocaine. in the chevy companiesbalt that almost takes out the losa, his blood alcohol content was .183 if that sergeant, deputy did in the react the way they, did i'm afraid to say we would be planning a funeral right now. >> i can't understand how the guy didn't hit us, losa or the truck. i could not figure it out. shawn rob, "fox news". >> we are mystified by that, amazing. >> parents in florida, also, this morning looking for answers after a four year-old boy is found alone inside of a day care stranded for at least three hours. talk about amaze if you go that is the word you want to use child's mother says she was an hour late to pick up her son's friday night.

when she got there police say the doors were locked and the place was closed. fire fighters were called out to open up that building, first responders found the little boy all alone, sleeping up side. >> what a scary thing to happen. i feel bad for the owners because, you hire people and you expect them to do their job. >> the day care's owner called this a mistake, miscommunication between two centers during the closing process. forget your kids. >> both of those staff members have been fired thank goodness. 4:49. a dog in florida falls 100 feet and survived. >> suzy's owner says they were visiting a friend when the the dog fell 14 stories down a vent staff. opening was made by construction crews working on the condo. at first obviously they thought the the worst. >> i thought that she died from the wall and so i knew

she was alive. >> ahh, it took fire fighters three hours to get suzy out of the vent. her owner says miraculously she suffered only minor injuries. a texas high school teacher accused of an inappropriate relationship with the student is out of jail and his bail is posted by the same person who got him locked up. yes, his wife. courtney weeks says that she saw inappropriate twitter messages between her husband and this student. she was so upset she took the phone to the police kept. the history teacher was then arrested on child seduction charges, and she tried to explain why she bailed this guy out. >> people make mistakes. i knew he was under the influence at the time. i really don't know. i cannot even describe my feelings and i know i'm being judged for that by people in the community but i can't say that i didn't love him still. >> weeks say that she was --

has removed her children from their home. she also says that she has notified authorities about another educator to look into but that person has in the yet been arrested. time right now 4:51. so sue, you have been saying we will see really hot hot temperatures this week. hot. i'm even using that word. >> it is still spring. summer starts on saturday but the last days leading up to summer looks like they may be the hottest of the year so far. for today, we have no precipitation, high pressure is in control and it will stay in control the next couple of days. it doesn't mean we will not have disturbances going by but nothing on radar right now, we are looking ahead at the future cast right now to see what happens later, lots and lots of sunshine all day long, wear your sun screen. it still should be on the comfortable side even though it will be warmer. we don't expect dew points to go up a lot today. let check into tomorrow. we have a stray shower tonight

but really it is in the until afternoon time tomorrow that we will have a few pop up showers and thunderstorms. we will see if we get to 90 degrees before that happens but any time you get that build up of heat and higher humidity we have possibility of pop up thunderstorms in the afternoon. you no he the drill if you have lived around here any summer before this one. 72 degrees in charlotte. thinks where it is muggy and we will get this air from the southwest moving in. but it is a comfortable 65 degrees in philadelphia right now and other temperatures to show you look at how cool in the poconos. 48 degrees. fifty-six in allentown. fifty-nine in atlantic city. a really nice morning with calm winds, nothing upsetting at all. so lets see what we have got in the seven day forecast. we will give you a nine for today. it will get hot and a little bit more humid but still a nice day with a high of 88 degrees. we could hit 90 with the possibility of thunderstorms in the afternoon. you see that happens almost every day throughout the rest

of the week. ninety tomorrow. twenty-nine possibly on wednesday. frontal system will knock temperatures back down in the 80's for thursday and friday. this weekend may be a bit less than perfect a many, many, maybe a month of perfect weekend, first day of summer again is saturday and both days we have the the chance of a thunderstorm each day but also a chance of sunshine. is there your seven day forecast from the weather authority. we will check traffic with kacie and start off in conshohocken with ball men go road in both direction that is could start off this morning between front street and portland road because a tree came down over that roadway so, until they open the road the alternate is swede land road. route 11 trolley is shuttle busing between, 70th and wood land avenue from the darby transportation center and that is due to work on the track, chris? thanks, sue good heads up there at 4:53. still ahead a dog and his owner are reunited a have a

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