exit. continue westbound on 76 past lincoln drive and you can exit on city avenue using that second city avenue exit. there's a live look at the scene. moving into center city, philadelphia. the made in america music festival at the art museum. the ben franklin parkway inner drives are closed right now from 20th street to eakins oval. outer drive closing in the next few hours. >> let's get back to breaking news now. this is just coming in. a woman hit by two cars. this happened just a few minutes ago. nbc 10's jesse gary rushed over to the scene from where he was reporting and you are live there now. what can you tell us? >> reporter: just checked in with police and they say they are searching for a small white compact car that fled the scene. this victim was hit by two vehicles here at bellfield and broad. hit by the white car and knocked into the air and then landed on the windshield of a second car. a dark colored car. officers just told me that driver of that car stopped a little bit so

traffic on kelly drive has to exit at fair mount avenue.en at 10:00 this morning chris, there will be major closures throughout that entire area, caitlin, of course, will have more coming up in traffic but this morning there will be a couple roads closed. twenty-nine lanes right in front of the art museum but then at 10:00 o'clock all surrounding roads are closed. you will want to a roid that area. >> main stage set up at the foot of the steps of the art museum. >> exactly. >> thanks very much. >>> with that said, if you want to check outline up of performers at the festival just go to my fox philly.com and click on seen on tv under the must tab. >>> 118 animals are all safe now thanks to the pennsylvania spca. they were rescued from the shed in north hampton county. this was on daniels road in nazareth. they say that they found bird, cats, dogs, chickens living in the filthy shed. the investigation continues and charges are pend ing over the owner of that shed. >>> women are on leather after reports of a peeping tom spotted in the chestnut

look for the second city avenue exit ramp. you can get on city avenue that way. we're hearing from state police on scene they hope to clear that in the next hour. we'll keep you updated. also looking at philadelphia. this is inner drive in both directions of the ben franklin parkway from 20th street to eakins oval. later this morning i'm hearing around 10:00 a.m. but it may be earlier the outer drive will be close and alternate around that is interstate 76. we're keeping our eye on disabled vehicle on 422 westbound approaching trooper and i have been checking mass transit and it's on or close to schedule this morning. guys? >>> 5:02 a.m. katy, you mentioned last-minute preparations going on and traffic detours for made in america series of concerts on the ben franklin parkway this weekend. that's where we find nbc 10's jesse gary live on the parkway. now, it's a lot cheaper to show up today instead of tomorrow so break it down for us. what will it cost to get in once this concert starts? >> reporter: i've been looking online and i can tell i there are tickets ava

traffic on kelly drive coming in the city has to exit at fairmount avenue. starting at 10:00 o'clock this morning there are all kinds of major closures throughout that entire area of course, caitlin will have much more in traffic. >> yesterday the last good day to get through there. eakins oval they had stage set up in front of the heart art museum. it will be fun but good heads up there. >> even this morning going in and going through that area will be tricky and at 10:00 o'clock just steer clear because if you look the at the the closures, it is all over the the the place. >> you can stay home and make it a four day weekend. >> you could. >> if you want to check outline up of performers at the festival head to our web site at my fox philly.com and click on seen on tv under the used tab. >>> 4:16. a man was shot and robbed of $70,000 in the parking lot of the super market in northeast philadelphia. >> it happened out identify the path mark on prize avenue thursday night at around 6:00. the victim a 37 year old businessman just pulled into make a deposit at

an alternate is continue west on 76 to second exit ramp for city avenue. also, of course, we have made in america music festival. jesse gary is live at the scene. i can tell you the inner drive from 20th street in center city philadelphia to eakins oval is closed off this morning and will be through early next week. so an alternate around that is fairmount avenue. live look at 78 at lehigh street. a lot of people are going to the shore and poconos. headed to the poconos, drive there looks good this morning. >> you heard katy say there are detours in place for the made in america festival but it officially kicks off tomorrow in philadelphia. you're looking live at the philadelphia museum of art where the performers will take the stage for that two-day music festival. nbc 10's jesse gary is live on the ben franklin parkway with a preview of the event. i understand there are dos and don'ts for those that attend. >> reporter: one of the things you want to be aware of before you get here. there's a lot of equipment still on the parkway. they move a lot of this

and added to that, they had exit 10c blocked for a while which is the exit to the gw parkway and thee. and i believe they just reopened it. let's take a look at our trafficland camera a little closer in. we'll be able to see that. to me it looks like they removedded cones and you can get through there with the arrow board set up telling you to go to the far right or far left to the gw parkway. delays begin well before washington boulevard. that means your last chance to exit before you hit that backup is going to be glebe road. try to make your way over to route 50 if you can and over to the roosevelt bridge. by the way, there's also an deaccint on the inbound side of 66 in centreville. i'll get to that next time around. >> looking pretty good out here this morning. got clear skies. the sun is coming up in a moment and really it's a pretty looking morning with temperatures climbing into the 80s this afternoon. into the mid- to upper 80s in fact. still not too humid. sun coming up at just a moment at 6:32. generally clear skies this morning. we had a patch of clouds overnight but a qu

there was an exit financing announced this week. withve also seen them water and sewer.ne thing they have in common with the lighting issue is there is a different security pledge on it. host of it they are having issues with in the settlement were gao pledges, the exit financing will be in income tax ledge. lighting was a pledge of utility tax. morning theyis agree to wipe out billions in debt. the so-called grand bargaining print -- promises 800 million over 20 years, one that would support city retiree pension favors. two legal delays impact our rating agencies view as -- you a city's ability to get back on the road sooner rather than later? >> definitely. we expected it's a more drawnout process for getting back to normal. and you are in a bankruptcy a lot of times you will see city resources being deployed to support the needs of the bankruptcy as opposed to supporting the needs of the city of detroit or anywhere else. that is one of the concerns we would have is the latest causing it to be a more drawnout process. as i said, what we have seen with the detroit proce

that's the broad street exit. that's where we've seen them exiting this area.is is still a very developing situation. you can see what it's doing right now, just about a mile away from this accident, we do have a big delay on the boulevard northbound. so it's something we'll stay on top of and get you more information. >>> 11 minutes past 6:00 right now. no more drugs. the ebola outbreak continues to spread in west africa as hopes to get the experimental drug to treat the virus fades. >>> it is all about concussions and test called baseline balance. >>> 6:15, we're following breaking news on the ebola crisis in west africa. we've just learned that a spanish missionary, a priest who contracted ebola in liberia has died. he was given an experimental drug to treat the deadly virus over the weekend but, again, he has died this morning. u.s. officials say doses of that drug, zmapp will be send to liberia to treat two sick doctors there the company that makes the drug says its supply has run out. to american doct two american drugs have treated in atlanta. >>> on the

this is exit for quakertown. this is exit for lansdale. that's the problem on 309.tay on the northeast extension or if you know someone out there that can exit at lansdale and take 309 southbound. a mix of problems out there this morning. we'll keep you updated there. that's not our only problem. this is 95 southbound approaching route 320. we have this accident blocking multiple lanes. one lane of traffic getting by there and a huge delay on 95 southbound as drivers make their way from the airport down to route 320 into delaware. two very big problems out there this morning. we'll stay on top of both of them and keep you updated by the minute. >>> an overnight fire in philadelphia led to tense moments for firefighters who had to go door to door warning people about the growing flames. the fire broke out at the grant meadows apartment complex in northeast philadelphia around 11:30 last night and when firefighters got there, they didn't hear smoke alarms so they called for backup and they started waking residents up. >> they went throughout the building knocked on al

accident blocks first exit ramp to city avenue. it blocks off ramp to 76 west. if you normally take 76 west and heading out this morning if you can think of a entirely different way to go that within great but if you must access city avenue here are your alternates. take ridge avenue to city after new bridge back to 76 west or we can justin west on 76 past lincoln drive second city avenue exit ramp. clean up in progress, tractor trailer full of eggs and overturn creating a huge mess that has been righted but police activity still trying to move this truck. in north philadelphia we have something else to tell but at belfield avenue. we have another accident blocking the southbound lanes, use 15th street as an alternate there, kerry. >>> caitlin, thank you. >>> excuse me 6:13. president obama making several important announcements last night on the situation in iraq and ukraine. but that is not what everybody is talking about this morning. they should be but they are not. male announcer: experience the wonders of maryland, when you hike, bike, drive or paddle alon

. >>> emergency exit. terrified passengers saw out the window as their jet was about to take off. the panic. >> people started screaming and opening the emergency exit with their arms. >> what happened next. >>> it's no day at the park for these roller coaster riders. the tricky maneuvers to get them down. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. david is off tonight. i'm byron pitts. we begin with the altercation between two race car drivers, an occasion that left one dead. sat on the track pointing. tony stewart came by, his car struck ward. he did not survive. what happened between these two men in the heat of competition. we begin with abc's linzie janis she is outside the trace track tonight. >> reporter: this is the very basic track where that horrific accident unfolded. nascar great gary stewart is known for competing with drivers much younger than himself. but tonight police can't to know exactly what events led to the death of 20-year-old kevin ward, jr. tragedy at this upstate new york racetrack. three-time nascar champion tony stewart hits and kills driver kevin ward

once halftime rolled along the exit began. let's look at the exit. this is what it looked like. cars coming out. vip, levi's stadium staff. a few weeks ago at the earthquake game, it was used for fans exiting the golf course, it took 1 1/2 hour to get out of these lots. but that has changed. one of the many changes made in the past couple of weeks but for some fans that arrived on the later side, they were still not happy with the parking and the traffic situation. >> the parking situation is absolutely terrible. we parked out on a golf course, there is no reason for that, right? >> had to hike in? >> absolutely. it was a half mile. >> reporter: how did it go getting out of here right after the game ended at 4:00? i turn to my colleagues on that. >> on the road, leaving the stadium, i got to say it is a 180 degree difference leaving the stadium now vs two weeks ago when the earthquakes game ended all at once. due to the lopsided loss by the 49ers you have to say about a third of the fans left the stadium early. going to show you what the roads look like right now. very clear, al

this is exiting onto 76 westbound. you can't do that.s a lot of backup and a lot of these cars are trying to merge and continue on to route 1 to get around this mess. you can see all of the backup there on route 1 southbound because of this. we hear that it's supposed to be clear in the next 15 minutes or so. we are going to stay on top of that. what i see is it's not going to clear in the next ten minutes. looking at center city philadelphia because of the made in america music festival, ben franklin parkway inner drive from 20th street to eakins oval is closed off in both directions. alternate around that is fairmount avenue. outer drive will close in the next few hours. take 76 around that. >> as we showed you earlier, president obama held a news conference yesterday to talk about the war on terror but that's not what people online were talking about. why his choice of suit caused an uproar on social media. >>> you or someone you know has probably done the ice bucket challenge. numbers are in and wait until you hear how much cold hard

6, and burlington exit 5. left lane is blocked and expected to be blocked until 7:00. >> all right. there are several major developments in syria. >> u.s. surveillance planes fly over that country and there's words that an american died there fighting for the terrorists. >>> plus, change of plans. the posh new condo that's having to come up with a new name in a hurry. >>> shivering down the shore. lucy the elephant will feel a chill before this day is done. ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. >>> it's 4:43. nbc 10 meteorologist bill henley will have a look at your weekend forecast coming up. >>> this morning experts say the u.s. may soon expand its surveillance over syria. a possible prelude to air strikes in the region. a vigil was held last night for jim foley, the american journalist murdered by isis last week. tracie potts has more from washington on that and other isis developments. >> reporter: douglas mccain is the first american killed

that first city avenue exit is off-limits. alternate to get to city avenue is continue westbound on 76 to the second exit ramp for city avenue. so lots of reworking around this tractor-trailer mess. we'll keep you updated as it continues. of course in center city philadelphia the ben franklin parkway inner drive is closed from 20th street to eakins oval and then alternate around that is fairmount avenue. >>> a south jersey community wants you to start your holiday shopping this labor day weekend. they are kicking off the campaign shop dine and go local. local leaders will support local businesses. >> take your pledge and raise your right hand. >> they really did make a pledge. i thought that was just a cliche we were using. the campaign encourages people to give back to their neighborhood by spending at local businesses. county officials say every dollar spent locally gets reinvested. >> look to local small business. >> we shop here. we dine here. we live here. the vibrancy and vitality of our community depends on supporting t

goes along the fence, found the smallest area to fit in, and chose that to exit. they are together, and mom says, don't ever go in there again. >> reunited. >> found the exit. i don't blame the deer for hanging out in the garden. it was nice. >> a lot of stuff to eat. >>> in miami, arizona people were near a body of water, but the deer is, like, no, i'm not going to get in it, but prance around. christmas is coming, santa needs new reign deer, i'm going to practice. >> this is an audition tape. >> look at it. the other deer are, like, you got to be kidding me. >> it's cute. adorable. >> should be pulling a sleigh. >> you know what happens? they didn't let him play, so santa made a speech how all deer and reindeer are equal. >> hashtag deer equalitity. >> it is time it see what you hear, but more importantly, hear what they see. >> huh? >> you know who will explain that? i don't know what i just said. super z. >> super z. >> hey, zach. this is confusing. the visual microphone. >> researchers from mitt's computer science and artificial intelligence lab, microsoft, a

i mean is the inside of the exit doors always covered? >> yes, and so to us it will be a critical point. >> thank you. >> okay. >> and i have one, go for it. >> and so what is your recommendation, i mean market street, the closest 6th street, and i know that monarch is handling that challenge on mission, very well. and so now market street, it is still, you know there is a lot of, it is kind of dark and things and so i want to know what your recommendation and how is your team going to handle, especially the corporate events when they leave and they have to go to the parking lots, or things like that and i just want to hear your recommendations for how you are going to handle the patrons in that regard. >> with the experience in the neighborhood, city view, most importantly, old, and we are down jessy or market to sixth and that is often times unavoidable and we work with the parking lot if we are using the parking lot to be sure that it is well lit, all of the persons outside are gracious enough to provide the additional personnel to wha

stick to the cass street exit instead because you can't exit off at 129.n gloucester county, new jersey, right on the newapproacs for 322, we still have construction out there blocking the left lane so it's been out there a little bit late. it may cause you a bit of an issue. satellite 6 and action radar showing no big weather related issues today. nothing major affecting your morning commute or even your evening commute. we have been getting a couple sprinkles in parts of southern delaware and cape may county in new jersey so we're just watching for that but iwith 84 n elaw rpoa n car.he 1ckt the molein's wou shelcaco> livto atlanc cent itilomw om 1: hd ced tomelsn ed dichan nickrias froer rsvefnig v comingessed a winullm sor younlgogo st the next hour or sor younlgogo st the next hour or we'll berb centutructure fonnsy heym e ts t't.d d leght h he! !(c i was e legan. you knowfosuruitg r st-lasdauc it's a subaru. rris: l of alpart ortmsha sr ub i uldn'tetsteris: ny of mytuaching for t otond califorf homes and businesses in jeopardy. that fire is burning n

the 9ers lost 34-0 and as we mentioned, the blowout had none of the fans headed to the exits early. >>> happening today, pg&e heads back to federal court answering from the criminal charges stemming from the pipeline explosion. they accused pg&e of lying to federal investigators. it came after the explosion killed 9 people and destroyed dozens of homes. they said they knowingly never did that after what happened. >>> the protest took a violent turn. >> molotov cocktails were thrown, there were shootings, vandalism and other acts of violence. it was spontaneous and had premeditated acts. >> yesterday's protest spiraled out of control once it got dark. shots were fired and police said they did not fire the shots. as the crowd became larger, police used tear gas to break up the group. oop we were peaceful, this is unacceptable and this is not the law. >> police say mcdonalds had to be evacuated after a large crowd formed inside. employees locked themselves inside and called for help. they responded to the deadly shooting on august 9th. >>> and now the family of michael brown released an

what some airline passengers saw just before they made an emergency exit. that is after abc7 news at 5:00. ] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> we're in the final hours of the outside lands music festival. except for noise complaints the festival appears to be another big success. organizers said they've made adjustments in the sound and amplification system in response to complaints. the killers and fiesta will close out the festival tonight. >> time for a check on our weather with abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan. a little clearing today. >> we saw more sunshine and temperatures were a little warmer, about i want to take you up to the tahoe area. there have been numerous lightning strikes, and you notice there could be heavy rain in some areas. this is all due too an area of low pressure that is just circulating

. >> exit exit question. please restrain from interfering with the progress of the show. >>> in 2010 obama took a self described shell lacking in the midterm elections. are the democrats in for another? >> i think they are going to lose the senate and i think the republicans might pick up a couple of seats in the house, because usually they win the house even when they have a lower electoral turnout? >> given the nature of the math, i think the republicans are not going to do as well as they anticipate and there are democratic surprises out there, michelle none none in georgia and kentucky. >>> it will be a healthy victory for the republicans. >> they'll win the senate and pick up seats in the house. >> that is a shell lacking. >> shell lacking will be picking up 40 seats in the house. they won't get the 60 votes they need. >> we may be a problem of nomenclature. >> ultimately this will be seen as a victory for the republicans. they will pick up seats in the senate and the house to do that. >> i predicted the

accident southbound as you approach 195, exit 7a on the shoulder.ausing any big delays but you can expect a tap of the brakes as drivers pass through that scene. still no accidents to report in delaware. some of the normal volume there with mass transit. >>> all right, jillian, historic visit. pope francis makes his first papal visit to south korea but not everyone is welcoming the pontiff. >>> and the dragons getting ready for the biggest challenge of their young lives. >>> it is 6:43, and 64 degrees outside. an iconic cheese steak stand is getting a new look. pat's is putting up a new neon sign for the first time in history. the sign is being put up being faced by competitor sign of geno's. >>> a man is accused of injuring and then killing his cyst. richard plotz was arraigned via video. prosecutors said his return to delaware county required another hearing. plotts is accused of the july 24th shooting on mercy hospital. he was there when he allegedly became upset about signs at the hospital prohibiting firearms. teresa hunt died that day. police

valley, exit 56.ve one lane blocked in that area. chris? >> at 4:23 we continue to follow breaking news in the tacony neighborhood of philadelphia where a police officer was shot this morning. he's in stable condition. very lucky, according to the police commissioner. officer steven korpalski was grazed in the head by the bullet. police shot and killed the suspect. we have a team of reporters working to find out exactly what was going down when that officer was shot and when the suspect opened fire. also trying to find out more about the suspect who is now dead. this happened around 12:45 this morning. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage. >>> edge endary announcer don pardo has died. he was the booming voice of "saturday night live" for 38 years. >> it's "saturday night live"! >> every week since 1975 that is the voice that you heard there announcing it's "saturday night live" before introducing the cast members, guest host and musical guest. pardo began working as an announcer in 1944. he called

so if you are headed south this morning, exit for the kelly drive.hat will give you access to the schuylkill. we'll check the rest of the roads and mass transnsit when we come right back. >> six flags great adventure. >> theme park just unveiled plans for newest roller coasting named looping dragon, 70-foot tall, 36 of 0 degrees ride. now, completely around that circular track several times, even get suspended upside down, in mid-air. >> opening in the spring of 2015. bob says multiple times? >> let me know if you try it, let me know. >> take pictures. >> no more. >> many doing up in the next hour cbs-3 "eyewitness news", following breaking news, weaver just arrived on the scene after hit-and-run accident in the city. now, a woman is fight to go survive after getting hit by more than just one car. >> also, a big change at this year's september 11 tribute. tell you what's happening at ground zero next month for the first time since the terrorist attack. >> and it is the audacity of to up. the fashion police flag president obama after a suit ignites fi

northbound between delaware and the toll plaza, routes 322, exit 2, the left lane is blocked. and atlantic city expressway eastbound,er in berlin-cross keys road, the left lane is blocked. and passyunk avenue, this construction is typically out there until about 5:00, but as you can see, it's still out there causing delays. this is part of that repaving project that started a few weeks ago. still expected to be out there until september. we are dealing with a bit of a slowdown on 76 westbound. that's something that i'll continue to follow for you. boulevard looking great in both directions near 76. tracy. >>> 5:31, breaking news from overnight. dramatic new video in from ferguson, missouri, outside of st. louis. the clash is sparked by the deadly shooting of an unarmed african-american teenager by police over the weekend. it was the fourth straight night that police confronted those protest protesters. it started when 18-year-old michael brown was kid saturday night after a scuffle in an officer's patrol car spilled out on to the streets. two witnesses say brown was on the str

your best bet, though, exit here at the kelly drive.will put you down right here at the traffic light, make a right, and you'll be on to the schuylkill. hopefully they get this ramp opened up shortly. mass transit looking good with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> thank you, budd. >> i a morning filled with puns. >> makes the friday even better. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", continue to follow break. breaking news, hit-and-run accident. >> live on the scene in the city logan section where police are looking for more than one car, right now. >> plus, you probably already seen this video by now, nfl star dragging his fiancee out of atlantic city hotel elevator t outraged people across the country, and now it is forcing the nfl to make big change. >> and bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we of course will do it on the 3's, back at the bottom of the hour. good morning. >> steve patterson at the scene right now to tell you more. >> breaking news here, woman, hit at least twice. now,

clear but elsewhere we still have a spot of construction out there eastbound right approaching the exit for valley forge. the left lane is blocked in that area. it's part of that long-term overnight construction. at this point we're used to seeing that in overnight hours on the pennsylvania turnpike. heading north right now to lehigh valley, 78 right at cedar crest boulevard. 78 traffic moving just fine as you can see. 22 is still clear. don't forget northeast extension. normal spots of construction there. no incidents to report. >>> we're following breaking news right now. a water rescue is under way after police say three men were abducted, robbed and then thrown into the river. at least one person has been killed. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on the scene. i know you just got there. what do you know so far? >> reporter: when we arrived shortly after 4:00, we found an ambulance driving toward us basically rushing from this scene. here's what we found when we arrived here on the banks. dozens of police officers many with flashlights in hand looking into the river. the chief inspect

pass walt whitman bridge, exit 19, left lane block. one of our bosses is coming in and she was stuck in this. southbound side leading up to the scene of the accident. you cannot see accident in the cameras but thinks enough to show you you will be in heavy volume heading southbound on i-95. centerville heading out you have a down tree, mill red between kenneth pike and mount shanon road, that >>> if heaven exist what would you like to hear god say when you arrive at pearly gate. >> is there seating in the front, the concert begins at 5:00, it will be elvis and one of your choosing. >> or, laughter that would be a good thing. god goes, two jews walk in the bar... >> so quick on his feet. >> he was. >> in the wake of robin williams death that you tube video is making round over the internet as part of the six three-year old interview of inside actor studio from 2001. host james lipton asked williams the question if heaven exist what would you like to hear god say at pearly gates the williams joke that it would be nice to know that is the

vehicle took that exit. >> come on back. >> what is wrong?>> they're 6 and 8 and 10 -- 9! what are we doing? >> come on over here. >> sir, what is going on? oh, my god. you're terrifying my children! >> we got a complaint of a vehicle matching your description and your license plate pointing a gun out the window. >> reporter: in less than a minute, the officers knew they had the wrong car. you can hear them deescalate. >> they look young to you? >> they do to me. >> gun down, gun down. >> come on back here, son. come on back here. you're all right. >> reporter: within moments, the officers are trying to calm the children's nerves. >> i'm scared. >> it's okay. >> are we going to jail? >> no, no one is going to jail. stop crying. it's okay. it's okay. >> everything is fine now. >> reporter: were they treated properly? was this a proper stop that they needed subjected -- >> for a call that a weapon was involved, yes. >> reporter: barber understands the officers were making quick decisions that night. nonetheless, she is still deeply troubled. >>

six and exit 5 construction here blocking two lanes.anes blocked and that's going to be for nearly another hour right now. let's take a look at satellite 6 and action radar. you can see we're dry throughout the region. you might expect a little bit of sprinkle that could be reaching ground right now in cape may. for the rest of us it's a pretty good looking start to our day and we are going to see dry conditions today with some sunshine. it's go going to feel a little bit more humid today and a high of 84. no big weather related problems affecting your morning commute or your evening commute right now, tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> u.s. airstrikes have helped iraqi and kurdish forces recapture the country's largest dam. eagles sis million stance seized the mosul dam on august 7th giving them access to power and major watery serves. the fear was the militants could have flooded mosul and baghdad killing thousands of people. the united nations said more than 600,000 people have been displaced in all of the latest fighting. the united

in other words, the exit door is very small.ause especially in the summer, it's very hard to trade in and out of high yield bonds. the fed is becoming more hawkish. we saw wage reports showing the labor market is getting tighter in the u.s. there is overheating in some areas. yellen is going to be under pressure. we can see another pick up. so currently, we have high yield at around 5.9%. it's still a very low level. we could see another, you know, 50 basis points, 1% wider yields in the coming weeks. the fed is getting more hawkish. the ecb cannot fight it. there is no buyer of last resort. >> there certainly isn't. as european banks reduce their lending bill and we're seeing outflow out of the high yield space, does that automatically mean the financing for corporates will collapse, too? is it as dire as this? >> well, you know, in the u.s., high yield bonds are more a subset. they're around 10%. so 10% of u.s. workers work for a high yield company. it's not a systemic issue. obviously, if there's a crisis for a long period of

, the lob bi, the restaurant, the lob bibar, the front desk, the back exits. those cameras have motion sensor detector and then we have two security guards at night on duty. so, we can see, you know, anybody or anything that happens in the perimeter of the hotel. >> reporter: for privacy reasons, the hotel does not have cameras in the elevators or the upstairs hallways. that would make a big difference later, but for now, detective foote has this pile of dvds from the first floor cameras to comb through. he begins scanning those recordings for any evidence of the crime. >> where's the guard shack? up here? >> it's here. >> reporter: back at the hospital, inna is eventually able to fill in some blanks about her whereabouts on the evening of the attack. she says she'd gone out with a friend that night to a restaurant in coconut grove. >> i had fun. we stayed there awhile. had some drinks. >> reporter: she remembers returning by taxi, alone shoshgtsly after midnight. but get this -- the security cameras catch her leaving again at 3:33 a.m. that's her in the red j

>> no. >> pat, exit question? >> it could not get through either house of the congress of the united states and it needs three fourths of the senate. >> quickly? >> 32 states still practicing the death penalty, do the math, i don't think you could get victories on capitol hill. >> quickly. >> it's being decided on the state level anyway, so it's not even necessary. >> right. it will thought be passed at the level that he wants it to be passed. but it is going -- his recommendation is going to continue this dialogue now in a very serious way. >> it's a good idea. >> when will it be passed? >> never. >> never. >> it will be decided on the state level. >> never? >> state by state will decide it. it will never get through three fourths of the state. >> within one decade: >>> okay. of the 195 nations in the world, 58 still retain capital punishment. here's a sample from that list. >>> afghanistan, belarus, china, egypt, indonesia, iran, iraq, japan, jordan, lebanon, libya, malaysia, nigeria, north korea, oman, pakistan

do you have come east on the schuylkill, then flip it around at montgomery drive or you can exit forhe kelly drive. that will give you access to the westbound schuylkill. disable vehicle, out along 422, it is westbound, right near the trooper road interchange. otherwise, mass transit looking good. here's ukee now with a look at sports. >> folks falling in love with the birds. finish pre-season schedule man handling the jets in front every rowdy crowd at lincoln financial field. pre-season no more. none of the eagles starters play, but back up quarterback barkley hits ben with 43 yards touchdown to start the scoring. lincoln leap. i love it. right into the stands. kicker codey parkey hit three fold goals including two for more than 50 yards out. the birds win big in the last practice game 37 to seven over new york. >> my job is to make field goals. that's my goal every time. >> tough to make cuts, tomorrow's not real good day, you got guys that will not make the team. >> the birds have to cut the roster down to 53 players by tomorrow afternoon. the regular season starts a week from su

all the way through your downtown san jose exits everything is still pretty quiet.ing with mass transit. everything is good. bart systemwide on time. and all ace trains so far, so far, so good on this friday morning. remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> law officers walked side by side with protestors in a st. louis suburb. omar villafranca reports protests turned peaceful after local police were replaced. >> reporter: calm prevailed in ferguson, missouri thursday night as demonstrators once again took to the streets to protest the death of 18-year- old michael brown who was shot by police on saturday. the mood ranged from subdued to festive as people honked their horns and some chanted. it's a big change after four nights filled with violence and tear gas. >> say what you got to say and just do it in peace. >> reporter: earlier in the day, captain ron johnson of the missouri highway patrol led hundreds in a peaceful march. his department now oversees the protestors

. >> i don't understand your first exit circumstance. when there is one but you don't know whether there is and so you look in the phone, whether his associates are on the way, you know, to kill the officer and release their confederate. you do not know until you look into the phone. you know, how can that possibly be an exit circumstance? >> surrounding facts and circumstances -- and footnote nine in chadwick and the court dealing with the briefcase around the facts and circumstances might indicate -- there is a hypothetical, i believe on page one of the meat is brief filed by the state investigatory agencies. as a class booked to of classic textbook example of how it might apply. >> this seems to me it might almost never. never be able to say, you know, surrounding circumstances give me reason to expect that there is a bomb in the phone. reason to suspect that his confederates are on the way. >> i think you're right that that is going to be an extraordinarily rare circumstance. all i am saying is if you have that extraordinarily rare c

number 7a the the exit there for great adventure ta day trip there, and pennsauken Ñ;watch for delayson route 130 ng project over there otherwise, bridges are fine and mass transit has no reported delays, erika, back over to you. >>> developing right now violent clashes continue in suburban st. louis where people are upset following the shooting of an unarmed black teenager over the weekend. michelle sedonna has more on the protests. >> reporter: police in ferguson missouri lobbed tear gas at protesters for a fourth night after a crowd became unrulely. dozens of people were out again to protest shooting death of 18 year-old michael brown. >> we just said hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: earlier police chief canned protesters to confine their demonstrations today light hours. they responded with peaceful marches, but tensions are still running high on wednesday, police took two journalist into custody at a ferguson mcdonald's washington post reporter wesley lowery video tape the incident as it happen. officers in swat gear told him and huffing ton post reporter ryan riley to leave. >

for 13 and run that north into new castle or you could exit at 273 and take that up to 95 northbound. couple options for you there in the first state this morning. meanwhile in clayton, gloucester county we're watching a water main break this morning along delsea drive, northbound side approaching high street. the traffic shifted because of the water on the roadway there. here's our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge and once again this morning, only three westbound lanes are available coming into center city. that right lane out of commission for construction and that did cause delays yesterday. but so far this morning no delays here on i-76, the schuylkill expressway close to spring garden street moving just fine and the mlk drive right here is reopened after overnight construction. it will close again tonight starting at 9:00 p.m. meanwhile in colmar montgomery county there was an overnight crash that closed 309 southbound. still blocked between line lexington and trewigtown roads. county line road gets you around that one. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> some students in

elsewhere in new jersey we have construction on the turnpike, southbound at route 206, exit number seven. right lane will be blocked there until 7:00 o'clock this morning. >>> boy, the dragons are on a role. they won their second straight game in the little league world series last night, defeating a pretty tough team from texas. the the team from houston. that little pitch era floyd me for the the houston team. >> he did. >> he was crying. >> it was perfect. >> they won the game. walk off basically. walk off, error. they won seven-six. >> a win is a win is a win. >> the entire city is fired up about that win. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live in new york city which what is next. we're already talking about this team that they are playing on wednesday. >> reporter: oh, yeah, they are going to be playing, vegas on wednesday, that team is also undefeated at two-o. it will be a good game. you mentioned it was a nail biter last night but team manager said it wasn't pretty but a win is a win. taney is making its hometown proud. last night's win was close but any within that doubted dragons ha