donovan innovated some things to get around it. he was would send some of the rna reports to the president to the present secretary, and he would put cover memos on top of them. the cover memo that first were administrative were descriptive but over time donovan's personality started to shine through. these memos started memos started to include some of the juiciest tidbits of the spy reports that were included in the reading stack underneath them. they started including some of donovan's own language plana spent on the dense academic prose appearing within the reports. donovan's language certainly embraced nonacademic phrases. he was given roosevelt things like that old fox and this one is a mouthful, contortions of a putrefied nazi diplomacy. cia and retrospective published several years ago called the rna effort taught by these colorful memos by donovan, one of the few original contributions to the craft of intelligence by the united states. this was unique to develop intelligence analysis of the sort for the president. as i men

the group that donovan called his professors. these were the people that the oss recruited from the nation's top universities, harvard, really, princeton other, top universities, to come in and start assetting what was going on -- assessing what was going on around the worlds, serve the president and top military leaders. they ended up at the peak of oss pulling in almost a thousand political scientists, economists, historians, photographers, the agographers and others. to write thousands of memos, handbooks and other information for the political and military leaders of the time. their job was to collate information from various sources and at the time the kind of sources they had included diplomatic cables from the state department overseas, they had international media available to them. they also had military reporting available to them. one thing they did not have. they decide not have direct access to intercepted foreign communications. the kind of stuff that the national security agency collects now. it was there but they

donovan new the play was coming. he was tipped off. >> the funny thing of going into that game, i talked to a couple of players and they told me what the first play was going to be. i said they're going deep to deshawn. so whatever you gotta do, make sure we play deep, because they're going to go deep to deshawn. ball goes up, i'm looking at deshawn and i looked at the offense. are you kidding me. touchdown. how stupid can we be, after i just told you what the play was going to be. >> he said it was embarrassing. >>> our first look at the national championship ring. the players will get them in the fall before the season starts. the ring is the thing. we're right back. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuati

rna was a group that donovan called his professors. these are the people that the oss recruited from some the nation's top universities, harvard, yale, princeton, other top universities to assess what was going on around the world to serve the president and top military leaders. they ended up at the peak of oss, and it upholding an almost 1000 political scientists, economists, historians, cartographers, geographers and others to write thousands of memos, handbooks and other information for political and military leaders of the time. their job was to collate information from their sources at the time the sources they had included diplomatic cables from the state department overseas, they had international media available to them. they had military reporting available. if there's one thing they did not have, they did not have direct access to intercept foreign communications. the kindest of the masses could agency collects now. it was there but they didn't have access to it. the information they were providing used meanings but not all m

john donovan, abc news, washington. >>> miami hello!st week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >>> members of the ame churches took part in the run in honor of church founder richard allen. mile long run entered at mother bethel ame church in philadelphia's spring garden section. it doesens of other church members were gathered to welcome runners they gathered in the church courtyard for a special dedication ceremony. >>> "action news" sports sunday is next on channel six. "action news" continues at 1:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, tamala edwards, matt o'donnell and karen rodgers. >>> now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and melissa mage

. >>> good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thompson, katie and meisha are here as well keeping an eye on things. . >>> good morning. nothing really going on in the world of traffic right now, just a lot of construction. the good news is no accidents and dry roadways, all things pretty good. >> par for the course. it is tranquil in weather as well. thunderstorm will eventually fire up but i believe you might be looking forward to that because you actually he wanted up getting the chance to cool off but we take a look here at sky cam 3, all is calm here in philadelphia. temperatures right now at 75 degrees. the wind also very calm but it's straight up out of the south, when it comes out of the south, it's helping to usher in that warmth. jet stream far off to the north and allowing for this heat to continue to build. still feels like 75 but you will notice that it's muggy, once the is up comes up, it starts to heat up out there on the thermometer and also in terms of heat index. stormscan 3 you're not going to find storm. give it a few hours, we will start to see instability, uns

donovan, brook thomas, kate fehlinger and meisha johnson. >>> thanks for waking up with us on "eyewitness news." >> pat gallen a look with what's going on in sports. >> seems like there's always something monument tall happening. an nba free agency continues the heat will say good-bye to dwayne wade. the 12-time nba all star agreed to a two-year 47 million dollar deal with the bulls. the 34-year-old wade won three nba championships with miami, two with labron james who left south beach prior to last season and wade like labron is going home, headed back to his home town of chicago. >> i got domino. how are you all doing? >> kids at the golden state warriors basketball camp got the surprise of his life. that's two-time mvp posing as a

anna: we spoke to paul donovan from ubs.ng that maybe we won't see masses of redundancies in the wake of the brexit, but maybe just not much hiring. i accept that you don't want to talk about the week's trading, but what is your expectation? if you are in that position, and there's a surprise, you make everything discretionary. you continue to replace important roles. that always happens. the real positive is it is not lehman's. when lehman's happened, when i got to work every morning, i looked at which banks our money was and decided where i would keep our cash. i've had no need to do that. we are going to go through an uncertain time. it may be difficult. but we are not in a financial crisis. the authorities know what to do. we've got a beautifully diverse business. if the u.k. is going through a tough time, in europe, we grew 21% in this quarter. we may have some more difficult times, but we will continue to do a good job. anna: i'm going to keep asking about the u.k. in terms of the brexit opportunities, theresa may says

. >>> aim jim donovan. we will tell because czar way that suspect acted moments after he was confronted but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> there is no excuse for this. >> day two of the septa's regional rail problems and transit third warns today could be worse for commuters. >>> it is a shame. >> philadelphia police think road rage is behind another teen being shot behind hunting park. >> reporter: a 13 year-old boy is in stable condition at st. christopher's. >> donald trump is simply unqualified. >> hillary clinton is bringing her campaign to atlantic city toy day. >> we have a rigged system, folks. >> reporter: after an extensive investigation fbi says charges should not be filed against former secretary of state hillary clinton for her use of the personal e-mail server. >> more mega in the mega millions jackpot. >> since there is in winner, jackpot is now 508 million-dollar. >> is that the winning ticket right there. >> you know it has got to be. >> it wa

serÁ dirigido por donovan.o que ser, yo quiero ser una persona que puedan llamarse hay problemas. >> no soy yo el que sale en un vÍdeo en internet con cigarro arrollado en la mano con una mujer. mejor estaba con suspensiÓn de un aÑo. el equipo negro y plata tendrÁ una zona especial donde los precios se elevan hasta los $6500. a Éste que sumarle los cargos de servicio de boletaje. michael serdÁn reaccionÓ con un basta ya y dijo no puedo seguir callado. como hombre negro he estado conmovido con la muerte de afroamericanos, por los ataques cobardes. hizodos donaciones de 1 millÓn de dÓlares para organizaciones que buscan mejorar relaciones entre el ciudadano y los policÍas. maria: donovan ha sido capitÁn de varios equipos. como director tÉcnico es su debut. >>manejando el mismo equipo el aÑo pasado no le fue bien, tardÍo pero dijo que aprendiÓ de las experiencias. >> al volver de la pausa costa oeste se mantiene agradable por la lÍnea costera. hacia el interior brota de incendios en california. >> noticias univisi

good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, some of the storms could be strong. meteorologist, justin drabick, is in the cbs-3 weather center to let us know when the storms will arrive. justin? >> good afternoon, everyone, right now dry across the delaware valley for the next few hours, later this afternoon into the evening we introduce better chance for showers and storms, keep looking at scattered, not everyone sees it, but outside right now, weaver full sunshine, few fair weather cumulus clouds popping up due to daytime heating but it is really warming up. already up to 92 degrees, at the airport, southwest breeze at 13 miles per hour, pumping in the humiditiment look at the the's across the region, 90 in allentown, reading, close to 80 degrees in mount pocono, not much relief in south jersey near the shore points right now, until that sea breeze kicks in, palmyra new jersey comes also in the 92 degrees, showers, storms, over central pennsylvania right now, cluster you see over williamsport, just went severe. so do you have threat of severe storms specially no

and that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas.atie all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line for you at satisfy cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> this is a cbs news special. >> reporter:. i'm jim axelrod reporting from cbs news headquarters in new york. breaking news from campaign 2016. cbs news has learned that donald trump has picked his running mate. trump, who will accept the republican presidential nomination one week from today, has chosen the governor of indi

. >> i'm jim donovan, it is day three of the republican national convention, tonight we'll hear from another member of the presidential nominee president's family. >> also hear from trump's choice to be the next vice president of the united state, correspondent kenneth craig in cleveland at the gop convention. >> it is mike pence's big night at the republican national convention. the indianna governor will officially except his party's nomination for the vice president of the united states. >> so humbling for me, pence will be the keynote speak he tonight at the convention that so far has been more about hillary clinton, than the republican nominee. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. >> new jersey governor chris christie used most of his time on the big stage, to attack her. >> that's hillary clinton, in charge of putter herself ahead of america, guilty or not guilty? >> the anti-hillary clinton tone could change bit tonight during governor pence's speech, trump's selected pence to help unify republicans who are weary of trump's conservative credentials. >> because of his popula

good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. presumptive democratic nominee used the server during her time as secretary of state, although comby did not recommend charges from the justice department he did have strong words about the security of clinton's emails. greg argos live in the cbs-3 sat center big develop being, not only for the former secretary every state, but also for the election, the investigation into clinton's use of private e-mail is her vest has cast a cloud over her campaign essentially since it began, though likely not face charges, director of the fbi says she and her staff were extremely careless, with her use of private e-mail servers. >> we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> with that statement fb i am director james comey indicated it was highly unlikely presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will face charges for her use of private e-mail servers during her tenure as secretary of state. >> fbi investigators also red all of the approx

that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. for katie and all every us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we're on cbsphilly.c i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his a

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today is tuesday, jewel 25, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thomas. >> it's a steamy start to the week and we hope for a better day and we're dealing with dnc traffic. >> it will affect the a.m. commuters and p.m. commuters and everyone in between we have check point and closures and different roads all over the place. we'll get to all this all morning long. >> busy. and certainly thankfully the storms are outer out of here. thankfully the humidity is dropping off as well. it will be a hot day. but at least it should not feel as uncomfortable. yesterday was oppressive right. you walked out the door and it was there you go, brook, proverbial pea soup. yesterday it hit 97. that did break the record. we were on point with what we forecasted and sure enough a new number for the record books. now, at this point it's still very muggy outside. now we can see even the clouds and leftover showers starting to retreat off to the south and as a result of that we're clearing out the atmosphere a little here and in wake of a cold front we'll see dew points drop off. so it's still muggy and definitel

good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooks tonight. still under excessive heat warning today. >> it will be a while before we get some relief from the heat. meteorologist, katie fehlinger live outside on the cbs-3 skydeck with a look at just how hot it will get today. katy? >> certainly on our way, that's for sure, jim, brooke. good afternoon, everyone, actually start today see couple of grace clouds, billowing in here, right over philadelphia. eventually couple of scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to fire up. and that will actually help cool some communities down. won't necessarily be widespread, but you can expect that to start happening within the next couple of hours, in fact, we take you out first here to quick peak at storm scan3, already, starting to see a few pop ups right on the tail end of the loop. see that over the poconos, lehigh valley, as of yet, just clouds, over philadelphia. but, again, we start to see the radar fill in with just trickles of green over the next couple of hours, meantime, we mention that

. >>> the death toll, it could go even higher good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm's brooke thomas. truck traveled for more than a mile running down people. >> jonathan vigliotti reports from the scene of the deadly attack. >> this was moment police were able to stop the attack. moments before, the white truck was barreling through the large crowd gathered to watch bastille day fire works, up the cities main promenade. >> i saw a truck smashing. i go on over, i looked, behind the fence there were people down. >> reporter: people went, as the truck traveled about a mile. >> it was a truck coming down, promenade, and, 30 or 40 miles an hour and going from side to side. i jumped over the wall of the promenade and landed on the concrete. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed that the man was muhammad ali ham he had louise a french citizen born in tunisia. he got in trouble before but only for petty crimes including theft. >> police shot and killed, him, neighbors say he wasn't a religious man and was recently fired from his job. the father of three was reportedly in the middle of

. >> i'm jim donovan. tonight republican nominee donald trump will give the biggest speech of his political career. he'll accept the party's nomination on the final night of the gop convention in cleveland. the speech is taking on new importance his former rival ted cruz continues to stir up controversy and steal the spotlight. kenneth craig talked to cruz in cleveland this morning. senator cruz, do you regret your remarks last night? >> i'm getting ready to talk to the delegation. >> breakfast for texas delegat delegates, ted cruz refused to back down about not endorsing donald trump. >> if you go and slander and attack heidi that i'm going to nonetheless come like a puppy dog and say thank you very much for ma lining my wife and fath father. >> cruz stole the show wednesday night when he snubbed trump during his speech at the republican national convention. >> vote your conscious, vote your candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom. >> he was then booed off the stage by many i

we'll tell you the reason why, good morning, today is friday, july 29, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we do have a lot to show this morning, first we'll have a check on the wet morning forecast with katie and the roads with meisha a i know this affect both of you. >> sure does. guys -- >> and the checkpoints are over with. >> the dnc has left the building. and because of that, yes, the checkpoints, yes, the checkpoints are now clear. that's great news. wet roadways, closures, 59 at broad, all get to it in just a minute. >> isn't that great? if you don't have any checkpoints, so great. >> pretty wet roads out there like you said, just generally speaking it is very, very soggy, and soupy outside, as well, so let me set you up with a look at storm scan3, still lit up like a christmas tree out there. you have got lots of rain. some of it coming down herly, as well, but i would say at least there is a back edge to this, even through the west most suburb, west most edge of lancaster county, starting to see the back edge, of the rain, pushing through, so as all of this mess pushes ea

. >> i'm jim donovan. also, anger, frustration, and sadness, gripping france. the latest on the apparent terror attacks in today's morning minute. >>> the death toll in france is growing, as authorities investigate what led to last night's apparent terror attack in the resort town of nice. >> dozens of people, including at least two americans, were killed when the driver of a truckload dollars with guns and grenades plow through a crowd at a bastille day celebration. >> attack in france prompted donald trump to delay the announcement of his vice president. >> but sources say it is indianna governor mike pence. >> homeland security and the philadelphia police bomb squad are investigating after someone sent a letter threatening to blow up the african-american museum during the democratic national convention. >> i don't remember this. some trump steak? trump? little trump wine? >> something orange, something orange. >> i have no words. >> stephen colbert, that's trouble when it comes. >> rated r. >> yikes. >> it could get funny. >> indeed, indeed. but the weather

today is monday, july 18th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. a check on weather and traffic with justin and meisha off today. thanks for joining us. justin, great to see you, happy as always, yep, septa, updates, a lot of construction this morning, monday morning, back to it, guys. >> there you go. in the heart of summer. full on summer heat, going mid 90s, some relief in the forecast. >> no complaint. we'll talk about it in a little bit. but we have to get through today. warm start. 77 degrees right now at the airport, light winds out of the southwest, 6 miles per hour, southwest breeze, that's going to bring in big time heed today. sixty-seven, little better in the lehigh valley, allentown at this hour, 66 mount pocono, suburbs same deal, you guys waking up low 70s, pottstown, in willow grove. but the key thing here, now the dew point temperature on the rise, starting to see some 70 degrees dew point showing, that means oppressive feel through the air mass, very humid tropical conditions, will be in place, through the morning, into the aftern

. >> i'm jim donovan, also, talking commuter chaos. that tops today's morning minute. >> septa is promising bit of relief for regional rail rider today, they've added 1700 seat, thanks to leasing agreement with three other transit agencies. >> city hall, deadly police shootings. >> president obama will travel to texas tomorrow to visit with the victims of the dallas police massacre. >> a professional bullfight is her killed during performance in spain, first time this has happened in more than three decades. >> aerosmith guitarist joe perry actually in a new york hospital right now after he apparently collapsed during a concert. >>> we have entered a state of pure emotions. no technique. just he will mental connection between man and food. >> just witnessed the first ever kate eating contest in new york. >> at least healthy food unlike hotdogs. >> i don't like any food competition, a much as i like food, i don't like that, any food eating contest at all, i can't deal. i have to look away. detail on how much the winner ate and the grand

. >> i'm jim donovan. >> first lady michelle obama spoke at the con vption. that's our morning minute. >> hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states the vermont senator urnled fans to rally behind hillary clinton we're expecting more fireworks inside the wells fargo center tonight as former president bill clinton takes the main stage. >> new overnight, police say a woman was carjacked at gunpoint in south philly and it all came to crashing end when the suspect smashed into several cars on 4800 block of springfield 1/2 west philly. >> we have arrived and i have a podium pass. i have a podium pass. thank you. thank you. i'm not -- i'm just walking. >> i got you. >> i'm just walking. >> it's time to bring in the big guns. >> may i call you nancy. >> i am throwing weight around. >> as the way to lights♪ . >> oh, cbs steven taking opt dnc on the late show. of course the poor security team up there don't know what to do with him. >> i know, katie, how is it going. >> it's still muggy out here on the sky deck this morning but we're going to

. >> today is friday, july 15th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, guys. roads are looking okay, just a loft of morning construction, some updates to septa. overall things are looking steady. they'll stay nice andre. >> staying dry, but feeling really soupy yet again today, at least we can bank on full sunshine, but another hot day. you know, we still have the excessive heat warning, i would say yesterday was the worse, go ahead, look at the heat warning, still in effect, i wouldn't say it is tolerable, but it is at least a little more tolerable than it was yesterday. excessive heat warning in effect currently. it is going to remain in effect until 8:00 tonight. for all of the counties that you see there shaded in the hot pink. meanwhile, let's go ahead, take it forward here, look at storm scan3, at the moment nice and empty. we had few showers and thunderstorms, some locally very strong thunderstorms rumbling through the region here yesterday. now th

. >> i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas that. roll call is expected around 5:00 o'clock.ay two of the democratic national convention also finds gun control advocates rallying in philadelphia. they're calling for strictor laws. they say would lead to fewer tragedies from senseless violence. our alexandra hoff is on logan circle former congressman gabbie giffords among those making the case. >> alex? >> reporter: after a brutal recovery process gabriel giffords led the pledges of allegiance at the democratic national convention vince in center 12 she was here joined by mothers in charge and cease fire pa to demand an end to gun violence. >> it has been a fight indeed. on january 8th, 2011, congressman giffords was shot in the head while speaking with constituents outside grocery store in arizona. six of the 19 people fired at were killed. congressman giffords was placed in coma and return to the house fire seven months later. >> i've seen great when my life was on the line. now is the time to come together, be responsible. democrats, republicans, everyone. >> reporter: giff

good afternoon, everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. it appears snipper's plan to kill as many officers as they could. they a 12 officers were shot, five died, another seven were hurt, two civilian where is also shot. and lets get very latest from cbs correspondent done ton champion live in dallas. don? >> reporter: good afternoon, usually bustling streets of the downtown dallas have been replaced with crime scene tape and grief, this mid take, behind me is one of the many scenes investigators are combing over in the shooting that the police chief here called an atrocity. at least one gunman, ambushed, police officers just after a peaceful protest was ending in downtown dallas. the attack sent the crowd running for their lives. >> i was screaming, run, run, run active shooter, active shooter. >> reporter: twelve officers were hurt, fellow officers rush to their sides. >> get back, get back. >> reporter: five of the officers died. >> we're hurting. our profession is hurting. >> reporter: two civilians were also injured, police cornered t

i'm jim donovan van. >> i'm brook thomas, we're going goat you started with a check on weather and traffic. a lot going on today. >> there is, the roads are looking good, you just have a lot of construction out there but they're looking nice and dry, so far so good this morning. >> it looks we're going to keep the sun around eventually a couple of showers or thunderstorms do fire up later on today. and that actually comes courtesy of one of several you different disturbances that will cool down. you find speckles of green, it's ground culture, not actually any kind of presip. you can see there's nothing more than a couple of clouds, most spots are clear at the moment. that said, we're off to a very warm start excessive heat warning continues for us, really, this is most notable for the height of the day-between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. when the sun is the strongest, you'll have the worst of the heat baking down at the surface, that's when this comes am i play, this excessive heat warning is a multi--day event. it lasts until friday at 6:00 p.m. for heat index values that flirt

>> i'm jim donovan. details about small peels of information burried in those pages, that many are keying in on, but that may not be the whole picture, correct, joe? >> reporter: you got that right, good afternoon. now, here is the full file of those documents, released by the courts this morning, they've grabbed so much attention, but, it is this small part of it that's really narrowed down people's attention, detail of secret battle between penn state and if its insurer, if they've covered or able to cover for the millions paid out to sandusky victims. now the difficult question posed: did joe paterno know about some details of sexual abuse dating back to the 70s, well, the answer is hard to come by. >> reporter: penn state and it insurance carrier have been battling over who is responsible for covering millions of dollars in sexual abuse settlements. in hundreds of pages of documents, unsealed by philadelphia courts on tuesday morning, penn state's insurance carrier tries to make the case at the unive

arrive tonight and close out a day three with the prime time speech, good afternoon everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brook thomas along with the president, tonight's speakers are clinton's running mate virginia senator tim kaine vice-president joe biden democrats hope tonight's speeches can match last night 's energy. emotions bowled over as senator bernie sanders moved to seal the nomination. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party. >> reporter: with that, clinton smashed through the gender barrier as the first woman to lead a major party in the race for the white house. bill clinton turned on the charm, with a deeply personal testimonial for his wife. >> you should elect her because she will never quit when the going gets tough. she will never quit on you. >> hello, philadelphia. >> nominee herself tuned in by satellite. >> we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling, yet. >> on day three clinton's running mate did a test run ahead of the speech tonight that will put him in his biggest, spotlight yet. virginia senator tim kaine steps up to

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. >> good morning it is thursday july 28th i'm's jim donovan. >>> i'm's brooke thomas. we will have those stories plus a police chase that span ned 50 miles in a moment but first katie has today's, forecast and looking ahead at storms and meisha is watching the road. >> good morning, you guys. so final day of the dnc, people are crying, rejoycing, either way one thing to re joyce about the roads. soon they will go back to normal but bear with me today because a lot of closures, police checkpoint in place. the once again, one camera and more police we have seen in previous days. >> yes, luckily right now things are quiet for weather but we will be tracking some thunderstorms across the delaware valley. that will happen in the p.m. time frame but as early as late morning there could be a bubbling up on the radar. things are tranquil on storm scan things are nice and quiet , nothing but a clear sky , couple clouds here and there but it is turning steamy and it will be yet another day we think will extend this heat wave here but eventually a flash flood watch goes into effe

. >> i'm jim donovan. protests tied up traffic in center city earlier today. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch with the details. >> the whole world is watching. >> black lives matter. >> marching onto market and right ton 16th street, the group showing off for racial justice, protesting what they call truck trends of police violence against african-american and minority communities. >> we wanted chance to demonstrate that there are white people in the city who are also outraged. >> the group points to last week's death of black men, alton sterling in louisianna, and philando castile in minnisota their names and those of others whose death were police involved were red allowed. >> age 27, core ann williams, age 19. >> black lives matter. >> starting at 8:00 a.m., the march of more than 100 disrupted center city rush hour traffic. leaving many drivers at a stand still. some were angry, some not, but all noticed that this crowd chanting black lives matter was mostly white. >> i think it is beautiful that you have people of all races who are coming together

good morning, everyone, monday, jewel 25 i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook brook. thomas. >> we have complete coverage with jim bao and meisha is in the traffic center and we'll tell you which roads won't be available because of the dnc. first. >> a check with katie of toda today's forecast. >> we're starting the morning off with nasty storms across the western suburbs. this is a pretty heavy thunderstorms, folks, outside of philadelphia county now through chester, portions of montgomery and bucks. as we put things into motion you see how it developed and blossomed within the last hour or two. a lot of frequent lightning and heavy downpours and severe thunderstorm warning posted until 5:00 for all the portions shaded in yellow. portions of philadelphia, dell korks montgomery, and bucks bucks counties as the cell migrates east. and, it's very likely as well, that it maintains its strength that we could see that severe thunderstorm warning get shivtd further east with time. we'll let you know. another half hour of that severe thunderstorm warning. heat alert until 6:

. >> i'm jim donovan. melania trump speech tops our morning minute. >> your work is your bond. and you do what you say. >> there is controversy this morning over melania trump speech of the republican national convention. >> your word is your bond if you do what you are say you are going to do. >> a lot of people say it sounded a whole lot like michelle obama's speech at the democratic convention in 2008. >> damaging storms swept through the area, in the leaving wake of debris behind, knocking out power. >> life is full every hate right now. >> trying to figure out who paint add swastika on burlington county condo. >> coatesville police officers attack while on patrol. through a rock at an officer's care breaking his windshield. >> launch and begin the 2016 republican national convention. >> look, i know i am not supposed to be up here, but let's be honest, neither is donald trump. >> stephen colbert taking off the stage at the quicken loans arena, i don't know how he got up there. some people are saying was that really security or was it part of his team? >> he just eats this

. >> i'm jim donovan. >> and the democratic national convention tops what you need to know in today's morning minute >> after all the timing the opening gavel comes down this afternoon at the democratic national convention. >> these wikileaks give us proof this is what happened. >> the bus in the political world surrounds resignation of democratic national chair woman debbie wasserman-schultz. >> at least nine shots were fired. >> one man is dead after a shooting in penns landing and it happened just after midnight at the corner calohill and columbus boulevard. dallas cowboys bus is involved in a fatal crash in western arizona police say the bus collided with a van killing four people in the "star trek" beyond took over the box office this weekend earning nearly 60 million dollars it was a good weekend for the movies. sure. >> not too bad for weather. i expected it to be hot. what is today going to be like. >> another hot day for sure we're already dealing with nasty thunderstorms too. there's a lot to discuss here, guys, and yet another day that it might not be the worst idea to go t

tgif.od morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. the heat is on. so let's get right to it with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. good morning. >> katie, welcome back. >> thank you to be back, feels good. >> good morning, guys, lots of construction out there for your friday commute. tree trimming going on on the turnpike. >> thankfully it is dry outside, and will stay that way all day. i see you wore your excessive heat dress brooke, it matches very well with the map i'm about to tell youment excessive heat watch, head into our saturday morning, so it will be a hot one, guys, as we mentioned, the kind of heat that we haven't actually seen in quite a while. essentially region wide, lancaster county, poconos, only counties not going to be involved in this excessive heat watch. at the moment just muggy outside. you have some clouds out there certainly, it is quiet at least initially, and it is going to stay that way, throughout the day. the big story again, continues just to be the heat. we're off to very mild start. it is not hot n

. >> good morning, today is tuesday, july 19, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. justin is here in for katie and meisha keeping an eye on the roads. >> looking good. what can i say? >> construction. >> a lot of it this morning, guys, the good news is the vine is just open for those of house are stopped by the construction on the vine in the morning, just now clearing. >> at least the weather won't impact the roads, feeling difference in the humidity it, dropping, so it will feel better today. check it out, full moon, right now a lot of moonlight. before sunrise, looking live from the roof camera right there, nice cool shot there, full moon, current temperature, 74 degrees, south wind coming in at about 3 miles per hour, but much lower already than this time yesterday. the actual air temperatures, suburbs dropping to the upper 60s at this hour, 68 in allentown and reading, upper 60s pottstown quakertown, dropping few degrees before sunrise, dew point temperatures tells us the humidity right now back down to the mid 60s, that's not bad compared to yesterday when the

good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> and i'm jim donovan. more on the weather in just a moment, first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united state. >> the dnc in philadelphia is a wrap. >> temple university's mcgonigle hall will be the first stop for hillary clinton, at the official democratic nominee for president. >> this is a really tragic story. >> an innocent man is in extremely critical condition after he's caught in the middle of a gun bat until philadelphia's germantown section. >> this morning, people in part of camden have to boil their water before drinking it, that's after water main break. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> when i'm being sarcastic with someone -- of course i'm being czar car i can. >> now everything he says makes sense. >> i'm really going to build a wall on the border, and ya, mexico will pay for it. i'm going to make america great

. >> aim jim donovan. cruz controversy is part of what you need to know in the morning minute. >> i accept your nomination. >> reporter: day three of the rnc was supposed to be all about vice-presidential nominee, mike pence. >> stand and speak and vote your conscious. >> reporter: but indiana governor's moment became overshadowed. >> cruz last stand just came one day before trump takes center stage here in cleveland tonight. >>> the president of the philadelphia police officers union tells us he is not happy with a list of speakers at next weeks dnc. >>> rash of gun violence overnight in philadelphia, police are looking for at least two suspects who shot and killed a man and shooting in strawberry mansion send a three three-year old man to the hospital overnight. >> ♪ >> i love that. that is first lady jamming out with misty elliott and james corden on the late, late the show last night. >> secret service tweeted the show afterward to let them necessity they watching and thank them for bringing back the f

good morning i'm brooke thomas >> i'm jim donovan, historic nomination is part of what you need to know to start your day , it is a morning minute. >> all in favor of the motion say i. >> i. >> and opposed, no. >> the i's have it. >> american history is made once again here in philadelphia. >> hillary clinton is now first female nominee of the major political party. >> tonight, two more political heavyweights, first up, vice-president joe biden and then president barack obama. >>> republican nominee donald trump and his running mate mike pence will campaign in scranton today. >>> police are investigating an early morning home invasion in the cities mayfair section. investigators say two women in their late teens to early 20's took a car. >> and told to go back inside time to the 90's and get the my old clinton joke. >> to the 90's. >> wow. >> i need, all of your bill clinton jokes. >> here's one. >> i have just written it but there is no way it will still work 20 years from now. how are clinton scandals like pokemon, you will never catch them all. >> stephen colbert having a field day w

. >>> good morning today is wednesday, july 20th i'm jim donovan. >>> plus a new target very soon. but first a check of the forecast with justin and the weather with meisha. >>> happy hump day it is a good day when jim comes in, to the dressing room, dancing with the music. >> he has got the moves i have to say. that the roads are looking good. and low of 53 down in quakertown. we may drop another degree or two right before sunrise, maybe dew point temperatures in the past several days were in the 60's and 07's and now in the 50's indicating a very dry air mass but we don't see this too often during the month of july. take advantage, high up to 86 degrees today in philadelphia a couple degrees below average. at the shore mid 80's in the poconos. we will be in the 07's don't get used to it though hottest air mass of the summer season so far heads our way, later in the forecast and how hot it gets in ramp to broad street is closed, this is because a dry run for democratic convention, next week. on and off ramps, will be closed for that convention at the broad street, make note. we wi

. >> i'm jim donovan, police in minnesota shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. both of those stories top today's morning minute. ♪. >> a minnesota police officer is now on administrative leave after he shot an african-american motorist to death after a traffic stop. >> simply looking at the color of my skin, i can be a victim just like alton sterling. >> there are outrage from bat to california. for a father killed in a police involved shooting. >> it's happen again, another young person is the victim of gun violence in the city. >> we just spoke to the family of this 16-year-old victim after she was shot in the leg. of investigators believe the 16-year-old is an innocent bystander. we're trying to get those trains back in service. >> another dire warning from septa about the regional rail car shortage at commuters prepare to face another hectic morning rush. ♪ ♪ . >>> that was the john burn band performing at haddon lake park in camden county later night. concert was part of the sundown music series. >>> kate, what's going on outside today? >> definitely very,

good afternoon everyone aim he jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. as we head in the weekend we are facing hottest temperatures this summer. lets get a first look at forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger in the cbs-3 weather center. >> if afternoon to you both. this will be a are hot, stretch for our area and it comes this time for so many people coming to town for the democratic national convention and it looks like this will be a stretch of days that lasts us, well into next week, but we really do have a core of the heat, that is going to be most palpable in the days ahead. that is where we will turn our focus to the excessive heat watch while which turn in the warning but for now just a watch and kicks in effect tomorrow morning, and it will last us right through to monday, afternoon, so a three day stretch, of what we coin, excessive heat. now at the moment on storm scan not much is happening locally but we will show you this wider zoom for a region. we had then are storms rumbling through western pennsylvania a sign have of things yet to c

. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, july the 13th i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. katie will be here later but right now a live look outside from our roof cam, center cities looking clear as you roll out of bed but do not be surprised, if you see scattered showers today. >> we knew they were coming. here's a look at your daily planner, some cloud, little bit of sun but maybe a few rain drops as part of the region could see scattered then are storms. may be a good idea to grab the umbrella but overall not a bad day in the, 80's. >>> meisha, i noticed overnight construction on the roads coming in. >> how did you know? >> how did you know. >> even if you didn't see it, you know it is out there, is that right especially in the sum are months. yes, we have overnight construction on the vine. for those that take the vine we had work between schuylkill and broad. we are seeing right the now, hopefully we will open within the next 15 minutes or so. it usually does. i-95 off ramp to cottman has reopened. it was closed for overnight construction, a lot of overnight construct

. >>> good morning today is wednesday, july 27th i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas all that plus we will tell you which part of our state, donald trump is campaigning in today. but first a check of the weather, you can expect as you head out the door with katie and road conditions with meisha. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> well, good morning you guys happy wednesday. of course we're talking about closures again today so those who missed it monday and tuesday checkpoint out there but also we have an an a an accident and car fire. a lot going on at 4:30. >> things are quiet on my even we don't to have worry about any weather related issues other than sun glare. it is quiet. heat continues to be a big story. we will take a look at the hot stretch that has continued for us now for multiple days, this will be day number seven i believe and yeah, we have at least in the lower to mid 90's here for last five days and it looks like it will continue for yet another day. again storm scan is at least still quiet, we have gotten more than a couple clouds out there, overhead, looking at

donovan came in as that number two. carson wentz is coming in as that number three. wanted to clear the air a little bit there. now, sam bradford spoke to the media yesterday. typical kind of calm, cool, collected man of few words, if you will. the one good news doug pederson said, it's the first time in years sam bradford is coming into camp healthy. he's not recovering from injuries. he's good to go. everyone is excited about that. a lot more to follow as the days progress. for now, back to you. >> jill, rerchs of 1999, prince said it best, let's party like it's 1999. i'll come join now for "breakfast on broad." >> can't wait, vai. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we're a couple minutes away from seeing bright sunshine and seeing the temperatures heading back toward the 90s this afternoon. there's a big chance we'll feel during the day today. that's the winds, they have shifted, come more northwesterly. that's great. that brings the humidity down, drier air coming into the area. 75 degrees. 90 degrees at noontime and 93 degrees in philadelphia. that's at

i'm jim donovan and i'm brooke thomas. >> you're like check point charlie with that street you need a passport to get to the convention center. >> i know [ laughter ]. >> it's craziness i was saying to jim before this i'm happy the dnc is here it's cool to be on this kind of stage that being said i can not wait for them to pack up and see you late erin reopen the roads. i can tell you right now it's going it be a mess for morning commuters and evening commuters especially if you were not tuned in yesterday and maybe this is all new. it will be a busy morning indeed. >> for sure all these major artery affected by that because you're in the center of south philly. it makes it tricky. thankfully we don't have to dodge thunderstorms like sometime yesterday. thank you very much. let's get you outside. we'll show you what is happening actually we'll go back and take a look where we are stacked up with the 90 degree days. the mow month of july 12 days hit 09 and 20 so far for the whole season and last year 37, 09 plus days and arm for season is 23. we'll see how we do. this is end in sight t

but today is friday, july the 29th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas.eping an eye on things this morning. good morning. >> thrilled the dnc, practically losing your voice with all of the road closures. >> no doubt p turkey check every time i get up, string every monday owe log. good news is the checkpoints are clear this morning, but the roadways are wet. because of it, guys, we have a lot of problems going on out there with accident, overturned tractor-trailer, a lot going on, and i'll get to that in just a moment. >> unfortunately still have to deal with very heavy rain before said and done, so we can take a snapshot view hereof storm scan, which continues to show some very heavy rain, falling right now, across new castle county just south of i-95, this is the batch we had been talking about prompting the flood advisory, through the delmarva peninsula, as you guys just mentioned, there is flashflood watch in effect until noontime. off to the west, however, things are starting to clear out, at least little bit. now, eventually we will see the clouds br