a big crash 95 southbound side right here by the allegheny on ramp and since we last spoke more fire crew as rived on the scene and now back to having two lanes blocked on the southbound side of allegheny and a travel time almost four times what it ideally should be. you start to hit the break as approaching cotman down from this point at allegheny, think alternates like the southbound boulevard you'll be better off. the northbound side it's pushed off to the side. the northbound side is thinning and the southbound delay is bad at this point. chester county, southbound side of 202, just 6 miles per hour approaching 29 great valley down to approaching 401 a crash there taking out the right lane. and if you are thinking about heading to the burlington bristol bridge, i wouldn't. it's going up in 20 minutes. head for the turnpike connecter instead. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. new responses to jimmy kimmel's republican health care plan. what bill cassidy is saying after kiln elaccused him of lying on his show. >> and th

we're on the brakes from cottman through this point at allegheny.ey're wrapping up the remnants of this vehicle fire. now mostly off to the right shoulder but it's a 46 minute ride about three times what it should be along 95 southbound because of that earlier vehicle fire by allegheny. over on the schuylkill just one vehicle left with that eastbound accident at the conshohocken curve. that's all off to the side but still slow. then the crash approaching girard approaching the zoo has cleared but jams still there back to city avenue. a crash in hatboro by the dunkin donuts and the cvs along county line close to york road but in lower gwynedd our issues along welsh road and 309 cleared out. in newark delaware a crash along capitol trail route two at pike creek road and traffic is slow in that area. we'll check it again, rick and monica, coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good. >> thanks matt. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 new tonight a good samaritan speaks out after intervening in a chaotic situation in a south jersey parking l

. >> allegheny county 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> hello. hello. please, please, please! >> reporter: his wife slumped on the kitchen floor, gasping for breath. the dispatcher asked the husband what he was seeing. >> i think my wife is having a stroke. >> reporter: paramedic steve mason and his partner arrived at the ferrante home to find a woman in very bad shape. >> she was lying on her back on the kitchen floor. her eyes were open, and she was unresponsive. >> reporter: an hour after walking home from the medical center where she worked, dr. autumn klein, seen here in hospital surveillance footage, was back as a gravely ill patient in its emergency room. and whatever was happening to her was a medical mystery to the team trying to keep her alive. then they saw the blood. so neon red, so out of their experience. >>> when we come back, autumn is surrounded by some of the best doctors in the country. but no doctor can work miracles. >> to them, this was out of this world. just couldn't make any sense out of it. >> maybe someone else could. >>> dr.

avenue and damage is done, we are crawling from just past cotman to this point at allegheny to centerity. they got it pushed off to the side a minutes ago. you may want to come down frankford avenue. and northbound on 95 an issue for you too. another accident north of cotman after knew taking out the right lane, three lanes are getting by and the delay not as bad but heavy from bridge street to this point at academy. and farther north on 95 in bucks county. this one is construction at newtown this afternoon take out one of the two lanes. and delco a crash by macdade and allen at the side. and a bad crash this afternoon avoid polanski highway at wrangle hill road. and 301 is closed at ash boulevard and medical chopper is on the scene at this time. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> matt, thank you. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast one we think you'll like next. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up fro

. >> the officers were patrolling the allegheny station area around 4:00 p.m. >> they were approached by a passer by who said they saw a pregnant female unconscious, possibly overdosed. >> the two responded and administered narcan to the late-stage pregnant woman not once but twice. she finally gained consciousness. >> the fire department came on location and she refused their services. she didn't want to go to the hospital. she didn't want medical treatment, and she got up and left the area. >> it wouldn't be the last time they see the woman. two hours later they found her laying unconscious on the sidewalk. they scooped her up and took her to the hospital. they couldn't comment on camera, but the disturbing oi opiod cris is on their minds. >> as a father, i can only think of my own children. it's a terrible issue. >> the name of th the woman hast been released. her condition and that of her unborn child have not been released. chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." >> now to the funding crisis. there is a $2.2 billion budget shortfall. republican senate leade

this is i-95 past allegheny southbound as you head towards center city.s off to the side so not creating much of a delay there. we have a problem in berks county though. a vehicle fire that's been going on awhile here but they were able to put it out so i-78 eastbound has just reopened near exit 45, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> an accident not a criminal act. that's what a judge said about the deadly amtrak train derailment here in philadelphia. yesterday that judge dropped the criminal charges against the train engineer who had been at the controls brandon bostian. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside of the criminal justice center with the latest on what happened and the reaction to it. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the state tried to build a case that brandon bostian be held criminally responsible for that crash but in the end, the judge agreed with the defense that what occurred was more likely an accident than a crime. the preliminary hearing in center city lasted four hours. in the end, the judge d

deep into the great allegheny where a fan jumps in.nd makes the catch. >> there you go. >> taunts him to go get the ball. >> how about that bat that guess into the stands. that was pretty lucky. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> see you later everyone. >> good night. claire: honey, do you need me to move the car? oh, it's not in the way. okay. oh, no! iron cross! she's going down! oh, god. phil... you okay? yes. i am. i am okay. honey, why do we keep this car? it's a classic! no, it just sits here. and the seatbelts don't work. the doors stick. it leaks fluids. we haven't put fluids in it in 10 years. well, i'm gonna fix all that anyway. and then, uh, it's gonna be haley's car. oh, we're not giving this car to haley. it's way too easy to fit a mattress in the back. remember? oh, no. we're selling it. what?! mm-hmm. unless you don't think you can. seriously? you can't. you honestly think that's gonna work? you can't sell it.

a friend of mine at allegheny county of college -- allegheny college, i think we have got to find ways to have a public discourse that is better. i am big on free speech. i think it needs to be on all of our college campuses and that all the people come, but we have to take that violence, noisy bashing of each other and shutting people down that has been a staple of talk radio and at times news, and try to have a little more intelligent discourse. i will tell you, this country, universities and colleges are fantastic and great. the amount of development going on when you meet people in their 20's and tear their aspirations for our country. we have people from all over the world here. a multicultural place. i'm extremely proud of this country and our capacity to be a leader in the world and the right sense of it and a beacon of hope in a world where things are going awry right now quickly. concern about the climate issue. i do write about the environment. i did write about katrina, as the caller mentioned, but also now with harvey, what is going on in puerto rico, our fellow americans d

right beyond that overhead sign, right by the exit for allegheny avenue.o right lanes blocked even though the fire crews got out here. they extinguished those flames. hopefully everything is gone in a few minutes but for to you two right lanes blocked, two left lanes getting by and it's jammed solid southbound from bridge street down allegheny avenue. your second problem on 95 southbound was in delaware county in chester an accident by 320 now gone but slow speeds still, still back to philadelphia international airport. it's also double trouble on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway. first, a crash past the conshohocken curve on the shoulder so it's extra slow coming from king of prussia. then second another crash eastbound between montgomery and girard still blocks the left lane. this vehicle ran into the jersey barrier, jammed solid from city avenue. use the river drives instead. crash by springfield high school along paper mill road is gone. in lower gwynedd still one on welsh road eastbound by 309. we'll check it again, rick and sharrie, co

. >> i-95 at girard showing that southbound traffic already starting to get slow from allegheny to girardyou head towards center city. we have a bunch of accidents, couple new ones just coming in. i'll run through them next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look there as you can see the last time we checked in with the commodore it was dark but now the sun is breaking on the horizon. it is 6:13 and 67 degrees. >> let's turn now to karen rogers for a look at traffic. good morning. >> i had an accident scene, camera just went out. let me show you here on the waze app. this just came in a second ago. schuylkill expressway westbound near conshohocken, doesn't look like there are police on the scene just yet. this accident's blocking the right lane so watch for this. schuylkill westbound near conshohocken. doesn't look like a serious accident but we are seeing some slowing westbound near conshohocken because of that accident. so that one is just in. also an accident on i-95 northbound near enterprise avenue. it's involving a tractor-trailer and another car. it's been pushed to the side

let's go to video right now where right off of allegheny but it's really further down at second and lippincottn kensington. we know that four men were shot in a drive by style shooting while they were out enjoying the weather. mows say four men shot, two men are in their 50's they were shot in their arms and legs. the other two men are in their 30s. and we're told that that includes a man shot in the chest. his condition is unknown. the last man in his 30s is in police say a white suv fired mull pell shots at the victims who were just shit sitting outside in the area of second and lippincott around 9:55 just before 10:00 o'clock that suv took off and went down second street before making a right turn on lippincott. cops have found some private surveillance cameras they're checking for video and while they do that, there's important information they want you to know about these -- the shooter. >> obviously we're looking for article and dangerous at least one individual or individuals morning white suv and they fired shots in this mainly residential neighborhood. around 9:55 p.m. it's a really n

i'll over at freddie and tony's restaurant on allegheny speaking with philadelphia's puerto rico community the u.s. response to hurricane maria. they say it's tough to tell when there's communication my take is no communication speaks volumes about the lack luster u.s. response. the guys in the kitchen are in constant motion at freddie and tony's. >> holy mackerel. >> hot san witches descend upon tables. waitress jessica perez says she hears her family is okay but that's in the enough. >> i won't feel confident until i hear my mom saying yes, they're helping us. yes, we're receiving things. yes there's water. yes, hairs gas. >> reporter: it's been a week and then some since hurricane maria ripped through puerto rico leveling thousands of homes and knocking out power to the isla island. yes there's an ocean between here and there. yes, ports and airports are damaged. but louis says he's not seeing the will to respond they saw for houston and florida and that all starts at the top. >> difference who's ever the president s that's the difference right there. >> reporter: right. >> if it was an

let's go to video right now where right off of allegheny but it's really further down at second and lippincottmen were shot in a drive by style shooting while they were out enjoying the weather. mows say four men shot, two men are in their 50's they were shot in their arms and legs. the other two men are in their 30s. and we're told that that includes a man shot in the chest. his condition is unknown. the last man in his 30s is

behind me this is what you're going to see over here we're near 2nd and by kensington area. 2nd and allegheny. you can see over here this pop-up stand, it's for the puerto rican parade this weekend. it's become a gathering spot for many folks talking about their relatives in puerto rico. freddy and tony's another restaurant, another meeting spot. workers inside there, customers are desperate. everyone out there sharing their stories of pain tonight. freddy and tony's a restaurant with ties to puerto rico go for comfort. but for jessica perez behind the counter, that's hard to come by. she hasn't talked to her mother, brother, or sister since maria made landfall on the island. >> i tried calling my friends from pr. i tried calling a hotline number. the red cross. and no communication. >> reporter: this woman is also in limbo checking her phone every minute. her mother and sister dealing with the massive storm. this disaster not doing her health any favors. >> i have high blood pressure so imagine how my pressure is, okay? i don't sleep. i don't eat. >> reporter: it could take months and months

take look at these images it shows a guy running from the scene after deadly shooting at sixth and alleghenyavenue. investigatoinvestigators believe one who gunned down a 37-year-old man on september 7th. that man died. if you've got any information, please call police. >>> coming up, cops are on the hunt for a guy who went above and beyond so to speak to break inside a local restaurant. sean bell. >>> lucy defensive end chris long is already becoming one of my favorite players and he just got here. fine out what he's doing for his hometown of charlottesville. that's coming up later in sports. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. so, when it's your turn to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama? and at these prices, i can make it all happen. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. ♪ >>> recognize this guy because police want him for a burglary last month? cameras caught him entering the restaurant on the 10,000 block of roosevelt boulevard on august 31st. they're just now getting us the images

outside live on i-95, this is approaching allegheny. southbound traffic headed towards center city.ght construction here is clear. all lanes reopened. looking really good. in berks county, though, we've got a vehicle fire on i-78 eastbound near 863 so watch for this accident near exit 45 as you are heading out. we have emergency crews on the scene. in mercer county we've got a disabled tractor-trailer. a lot happening at this early hour on the ramp from the new jersey turnpike northbound to exit eight. matt, you must admire me 'cause i can see you, you know, redoing all of my movements as i'm going. >> i'm thinking bad rehearsal, good gig. lots of early stuff. >> wait, what? >> no, no. >> am i the bad rehearsal part? >> a lot of things going on. you always assume i'm trying to get you for something. let's move on to the first look at business. customers were beyond infuriated that equifax was charging a fee to protect their credit files even after the company was hacked last week. equifax is now walking that back. the company just announced it will waive all fees until november 21st

live on 95 approaching allegheny if you're heading out early that's your southbound traffic headed towardsenter city. the overnight construction is cleared. everything is reopened so no issues just yet on i-95. but we have this vehicle fire up here and it's blocking i-78 eastbound. if you're in berks county, that's a big deal. you're going to have to is 76 to 272. thank you, karen. >> a father in community activist will be laid to rest. his senseless killing has gripped a spring garden neighborhood where he meant so much to so many. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul where a funeral mass will be hell braitd in his memory. jeanette. >> reporter: matt, this is a tragedy that has left a community heartbroken and it's one that has tugged at the heart strings of many. today girard and grandzol will be remembered as a father who protected his daughter in the last moments of his life. this morning family and friends say their final goodbyes to gerard grandzol, the father of two who was gunned down last thursday outside of his nome

we are tracking breaking news in allegheny county. we want to get to meteorologist first. >> let's take a look at the temperatures. it was going to be so much warmer this morning. you can feel it when you step outside. concorde at 71. and lock at san francisco. 1 degrees. our average high is 70. we're already warm r than we're supposed to be roigt now in san francisco. look up in the hills at 1800 feet. it's 83 degrees. that's where the heat is lurking. it's pretty nice in santa rosa. let's go through the heat advisory. it's for today and tomorrow. it's mainly along the coast in san francisco for 8094 degrees. the rest of us starting today through monday. highs around 100 to 115. that may be. conservative. some areas may hit 117 tomorrow. we'll go through all the numbers and how dangerous the heat is going to be. kming up in a few minutes. >>> we are starting off with quite a few traffic issues. i want to take you to a serious crash on eastbound 580 along the pass. the countercommute direction is just east of north flynn road. we do s

this happened near the allegheny station in the city's kensington section late yesterday afternoon.ere patrolling the area when they came across an unconscious pregnant woman. they administered narcan to the woman twice. and she regained consciousness. the officers say she refused medical treatment. now, 45 minutes later the two officers saw the same pregnant woman again unconscious and laying on the sidewalk. this time paramedics took her to the hospital. we do not know the condition of the woman or her unborn child. >>> a northern california woman says she decided to make a scene instead of becoming a robbery victim. it happened on a train in san francisco on saturday afternoon. she says the stranger dropped a threatening note on her lap demanding her wallet and phone. she says she faked having a seizure, slumping over and causing a distraction. the stranger got off the train at the next stop. >> ♪ >> new this morning, an atlantic city police officer rescued a plan who was threatening to jump from a parking garage. police found the 46-year-old man sitting on the ledge of the caesa

this happened near the allegheny station in the city's kensington section late yesterday afternoon.re patrolling the area when they came across an unconscious pregnant woman. they administered narcan to the woman twice before she regained consciousness. the officers say she refused medical treatment. 45 minutes later, the two officers saw the pregnant woman again unconscious and laying on the sidewalk. this time paramedics took her to the hospital. we do not know the condition of the woman or her unborn child. >> new this morning, an atlantic city police officer rescued a man who was threatening to jump from a parking garage. police found the 46-year-old man sitting on the ledge of the caesar's hotel and casino parking garage yesterday morning. sergeant joseph falcone spoke with the man for almost two hours before he was finally able to quickly and safely pull him from the ledge. the man was taken to the hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. >> time is now 4:57. and new this morning, a fugitive who was wanted in berks county and her son are found after three years on the run. >> an

he was beaten by gordon humphrey a co-pilot for allegheny airlines who recently moved it the state a one-time democrat he had switched parties and again to work for the conservative caucus on his days off from flying. he ran because it seemed to him no one else was going to run against mcintyre over the canal issue. humphrey got a lot of help from one of the worst newspapers in the country the manchester union leader working class democrats and terry dolen came up to new hampshire to help him set up the campaign after he won the primary. humphrey worked tirelessly taking one day off after announcing the candidacy. he used that day to get married. campaign ing campaigning on the canal issue he won by 5,800 votes. in 2005 he said it was make or break for me and mcintyre. i won by a half percent so it was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for us than any other. the other 1978 race i would count is in iowa where roger jepsen bet -- beat dick charge. in 1980 it didn't seem look it was important because it was hardly mentioned in the presidential race in reagan's bid for the r

it was the oldest -- i was told it was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. he was a classic 18th-century polymath. he was a doctor. a medical doctor, lawyer. and you revolutionary war vendors, one way to compensate would be new northwest territories, proceeded to the country by the british, and the treaty in paris. and belong to the government, this man cutler was picked by these offices from the war. and sold on the idea of creating a northwest territory, they had not lobbied anything, the word lobbyist or lobbying hadn't entered the language yet. he had never been to new york, never been out of new england and off he went to new york to convince the continental congress, there was no constitution yet, to go ahead with it. summer of 1877, they put the ordinance through. he did it, one man, he did it and the ordinance stipulates three things of immense importance, one of the most important bills ever passed by congress even before we had a president. one, there would be complete freedom of religion, absolute complete freedom of religion, never 2, the govern

was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. colors name was vanessa cutler. he was a classic 18th century polymath. he is a medical dr.. a lawyer, and a minister. he was a minister of a small church. a group of war veterans. they'd been paid in worthless money and all the times that they have served. one way to compensate that would be to provide land in this new northwest territory at the treaty in paris when that land was in a way that no one knew it was ever imagined. it belonged to the government and there it was. so this man cutler was picked by these officers from the war to get onto the capital which was sent in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territory ordinance whereby new states could be formed. now they have never lobbied anything in any way in his life the word lobbyist had not even entered the linkages yet. he have never been in new york. and never been out of new england. but off he went in his one or shea down to new york to convince the continental congress to go ahead with this. this

skyforce 10 live over west street and allegheny. no word on the seriousness of the student's injury. >>> the police just received an update in the case of two brothers accused of murdering this philadelphia father. the shooting happened at gerald grandsdplch grandzol was trying to protect his 2-year-old daughter. deanna durante is there. >> reporter: multiple cameras cam t captured the two brothers hiding out and waiting for their victim and that was part of the reason they were able to find these two men so quickly. it is our first look at the accused shooter. his name is marvin roberts. he's 16 years old and he's the g guy who shot two shots at gerald gra grandzol who was on his way home with his 2-year-old daughter in the car when the two brothers stole his wallet and wanted his car. >> it's one of the most horrific things i've seen 24 years on the police department. very hard to watch. >> the little girl's screams are frightening and the dad died because the two brothers felt he wasn't moving fast enough. this happened where maj

. >> reporter: i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city allegheny to girard particularly slow. we'll look at 42 and check an accident in new jersey when we come right back. you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. look, the sky6 live hd view city hall, it is a clear morning on this monday, 6:14 a.m., 70 degrees, things are jamming up in delaware county let's go to karen rogers. we have breaking news coming into us a minute ago on i-95. this is northbound at the commodore barry bridge. looking live right now we see penndot has the arrow board up, we have two left lanes blocked. when you get two left lane

and an object on the roadway by the betsy ross bridge and allegheny avenue. watch out for that too. the list keeps growing. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news," more than a dozen states including pennsylvania and delaware take action to protect young immigrants. plus a new jersey senator heads to trial. hear his message to voters today. >>> and the newest cast members of dancing with the stars. we'll look at the famous faces. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. to you need moreong againsthan a conditioner, ...you need a miracle. pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner... has a super concentrated pro-v formula... ...that makes hair stronger* in just 3 minutes. so your hair is smoother everyday. pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. because strong is beautiful. dad,i got it dad.ar... thanks. alri

and it goes into the allegheny river and a fan jumped in and swam after it. i love this.ales of the jays throwing his bat accidentally in the stands. that gentleman grabs it. then he shows off the bat. you have to love it. hopefully they let him keep that ball. there were some good plays tonight in the major leagues for the yankees it's wilson ramos who thought he had a grand slam for tampa bay and look at aaron hicks. get up and over to rob him not only just of a home run but a grand slam. that has to be the play of the night. all worth check it out for a tuesday night. and that is the sports life for right now. it is 11:00, and time for more news with frank and julie. >> a heck of a catch. >> yeah not too bad. >> mark, thank you. >>> next at 11:00,. >> a mostly peaceful protest by a conservative group in berkeley ends with a handful of arrests when arguments turn physical. >>> that conservative group is patriot prayer and they were met be opposing group by any means anything. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. amber lee has the details. >> repor

the british band settlement west of the allegheny mountains at a time when washington is amassing real estate there. the british are bad for business, the british are bad for your career. so in those early sections you will not feel that you are getting the company of historic greatness. even though there were a lot of admirable and good traits that would have wondrous things to come. the banner washington's early years was not royal george but someone infinitely more formidable. his mother. mary boyle washington. she was, to speak frankly, a very difficult woman. very querulous and self-centered. she took no apparent pride or pleasure in her son's career. here she had more to boast about than any mother in american history. and we have no comments about her praising the commander-in-chief or if she was even still alive when he became president. we have no evidence that she intended the wedding of george and martha washington. we have no evidence that she ever visited them at mount vernon, although she lived in fredericksburg, which is not very far away. historic rumor has even tagged

. >>> police are urging people to be on the look out for a gun permit exam in allegheny county policehe pittsburgh tribune review conceal carry services.com is fake. it claims to help people to register for conceal gun permits online. you can only get those permits by applying in person at their county sheriff's office. >> coming back to school for a second time. what it took to get teachers in one local district back inside the classroom. >> police share details about a man they say is behind a string of child lurings. >> and these flyers are popping up all over new york subways. the new york wedding photographer did the absolute worst thing a wedding photographer could do. t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. ♪ >>> thousands of students in montgomery county headed back to school for a second time this year. classes in the methacton school district sta

a passerby flagged down two septa officers after seeing the victim passed out at the allegheny station. and they were able to revive her with narcan, and the woman 7 months pregnant refused treatment. 45 minutes later the same woman overdosed again this time she was taken to the hospital. we are waiting for word on her condition as well as the condition of her unborn child. >>> in a drug battle sometimes there is no second chance, the stigma can cost lives and livelihoods. and the delaware task force is hoping to change that. they announced the pilot program for women going through the drug program. including counseling and resume writing tips. >>> the state of pennsylvania is now taking steps to join a national fight against the opioid epidemic. rick williams is live now in our newsroom with the details. >> thank you. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro made the announcement. the keystone state joined the national investigation into those that make the highly addictive drugs and those that distribute them. and we'll say how the state says how this will step to stop the opioid c

and it was the oldest, i was told it was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. while cuddlers name was majestic cutler. he was a classic 18th century poly man. he was a doctor, medical doctor, a lawyer and a minister of a small church in ipswich massachusetts. a group of war veterans in ipswich in massachusetts revolutionary war had the idea that because they had been paid in worthless money all the times time said they served eight and a half years in the revolution the one way to compensate that would the in this new northwest territories ceded to our country by the british at the treaty in paris and that land was for going away in a way that nobodyo could even imagine and it belonged to the government era was. so this man cutler was picked by these officers from the war to go down to the capital which was then in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territories whereby new states could be born. now monastic cutler had neverhig loved anything in any way in his life. the word lobbyist or lobbing hadn't even entered the language

back to the streets again and overdosed again, found slumped over the steps right at kensington and allegheny septa stop just 45 minutes later. >> it is devastating. absolutely devastating. it is heart break to go see this happen. i'm a father. i think of my own children, abe this is a terrible problem >> she was taken to the hospital after that second overdose. they don't know her condition at this hour. septa officers just started using that narcan a couple weeks ago. >> it is where people get to get heroin, k and a. >>> teachers strike in montgomery county in the second day in the methacton school district. they cancelled classes after teachers hit the picket line. teachers are seek better pay, better benefits and smaller class sizes. they have been working without a contract since january. >>> all right. you ever heard of this term: be careful of pizza and a beer monsters. >> it is a pepperoni. >> or the claws. >> yes, i have had some trouble with pepperoni pizza in my life, that is what the deaf community was warned about instead of hurricane irma. the guy in the yellow shirt was called

she was found slumped over steps of the kensington allegheny septa stop less than 45 minutes later. >> it is just devastating, heart break to go see this happen, i'm a father, i think about my own children this happening to my own children and it is a terrible issue. >> woman was taken to the hospital after a second overdose, still no word on her condition, septa officers say they started using narcan just a couple of weeks ago. >>> 5:09 happening today ongoing strike forced cancellation of classes for a second day in montgomery county. teachers in the methacton school district they walk off the job yesterday. they have been working without a contract since january. at issue here saltry, benefits and class sizes. >>> national news right now big day for president trump he will be delivering his first address to the u.n. general assembly that is happening this morning, scheduled to speak at 10:30. he is expected to difficulties all of the big issues, north korea nuclear threats, global terrorism and iran. during his first day the president made his case once again for reforming it. >> i

. >> reporter: [ music ] a fun day at the allegheny county fairgrounds but turned dangerous because of the extreme heat. i spotted this man on the ground overcome by the triple digit temperatures. >> it's giving me systemic problems and felt dizzy and lightheaded. >> paramedics say water, shade and rest should get them back on track. as of late afternoon paramedics treated 12 people at the fairgrounds and one person was rushed to the hospital for cardiac emergency. likely triggered by the heat. paramedics treated this man after he was about to faint. >> i have a heart condition so i get concerned if i can't get my heart rate down and blood pressure is high. it was scary for a little bit and got lightheaded. >> providing hydration stations, paramedics are on high alert driving and golf carts to catch people before dehydration sets in.>> people get dizzy and nauseous and they get not feeling well. >> uncomfortable for the spectators but brutal for the athletes flipping a poll that ways 175 pounds and 1:00 in the afternoon. >> it's the worst i've ever felt trying to do something athletic.

and it was the oldest -- i was told it was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. well, cutler's name was manessa cutler. he was a classic 18th century doctor, medical doctor, a lawyer and a minister. he was a minister of a small church in ips witch, massachusetts. and a group of veterans, war veterans in massachusetts, revolutionary war veterans, had the idea that because they'd been paid many worthless money -- in worthless money all the time that they served, eight and a half years in the revolution, one way to compensate that would be to pride land in this new northwest territory ceded to our country by the british at the treaty in paris and that that land was fertile in a way that nobody in new england had ever even imagined. and it was, belonged to the government, and there it was. so this man, cutler, was picked by these officers from the war to go down to the capitol which was then in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territory ordnance whereby new states could bew stt formed. now, cutler had never lobbiedve anything in a

she was found slumped over the steps of the kensington and allegheny septa stop less than 45 minuteser and a block away unconscious she was then taken by ambulance to the hospital. >> it's devastating. it's absolutely devastating. it's heartbreaking to see this happen. i'm a father. i can only think about my own children. something like this happened to my own children. it's a terrible issue. >> reporter: well tonight no word on how that woman is doing tonight. we can tell you septa police officers just started using narcan just a couple weeks ago. tonight they believe they saved the life and possibly two. lucy? >> all right. well that is good. chris o'connell hopefully she gets the help she needs and that baby, too. report a triple shooting in chester delaware county with three teenagers shot right in the middle of the afternoon. someone driving a honda arc cord with tinted wip dose shot the teens ology west seventh street. all ended up the crozer chester medical center and one of them did not make it. the other two are stable. we'll have more as it comes in. >>> a big sigh of relie

the pentagon is send allegheny general hospital ship to puerto rico a. lot more is needed. >> that's right. wolf, part of the reason president trump is heading there is he has an eye on the ball. he insists the federal government is moving as fast as possible to assist residents in puerto rico. in fact, other groups were trying to aid people there. it's the federal government's own red tape, own regulations that might be slowing down relief efforts. president trump laying the grounds to visit storm-ravaged puerto rico early next week. >> everybody has said it's amazing the job we've done in puerto rico. we are very proud of it. i'm going there on tuesday. >> reporter: he hastily scheduled trip coming amid criticism the federal government's efforts are falling short if providing aid to the u.s. territory that's home to 3.4 million people and entirely without power. >> as we speak, fema, our great first responders and all available fal federal resources, including the military, are being marshalled to save lives, protect families and begin a long and very,

here at second and lippincott near allegheny avenue. >> i do know that they were together at the time. there are several chairs. there is some drinks. so we believe just sitting outside of this corner property, according to witnesses, that's what was happening, and the victims were able to talk to us, they were just sitting outside on the corner, when this white suv drove up, fired, multiple shots, striking all four victims. so we don't have a motive, but it is clearly a drive-by shooting, the good thing is three of the four victims are in stable condition, with shots to their rahman legs. so, they will make very good witnesses, hopefully, they can give us a better description or possibly be able to identify who committed this quadruple shooting. >> well, a car park nearby, also, hit fortunately nobody sitting in the driver seat where the bullet came wizzing through. police have got wounded witnesses, and maybe some surveillance from storms here on second street that may eventually yield a license plate or a partial plate on the suv. maybe help get shooter and suv off the street befor

it was at sixth and allegheny. that's a clear picture right there.own a 37 year old man, on september 7th. that victim did die. happened in fairhill. if you have any information, call police. >> a man goes into a store to rob it, ends up biting an employee in the process. surveillance camera catching the whole thing. walking right into the 7-eleven, on the 5200 block of harbison avenue, happenedt , police say he was caught by employees putting pope charge nerves his back pack when an employee confronted him, they began fighting. and the man bit the the door. >> 4:49. let's get a check of the hey, b. >> good morning, actually kinds of quiet. good news picking up the cones, live look at 95 up near the u town yardley interchange where sue ser event, we will gie you more details on that, in a moment. you can see the cones, though, still down with that one lane traffic pattern for the gang coming in from new jersey, the freeway headlights working your way in toward the walt whitman bridge. who wants breakfast, pizza for breakfast? it isizza day today. so

she was found slumped over the steps of the kensington and allegheny septa stop less than 45 minutes later. >> it is devastating. absolutely devastating. heart break to go see this happen. i'm a father. i think about my own children something like this happening to my own children. it is a terrible issue. >> woman was taken to the hospital after the second overdose, still no word on her condition. >>> septa officers just started to use narcan a few weeks ago. >>> lower southampton township police are looking for the driver of that vehicle right there, white/silver suv they think the person inside tried to lure two young children on sunday afternoon. the mother of a nine year-old girl called this into police, claiming that there was a guy that asked for a nine year-old and her will year-old friend to get this that vehicle. those girls said no. he drove away. one of the girls said there was a woman in the car. >>> 4:07. happening right now an ongoing strike has forced cancellation of the chances for a second day in montgomery county. teachers, in the methacton school district walk off

that's your northbound traffic that is at a standstill trying to head towards allegheny. >>> this isnes. so you see the backup on i-95 northbound, an area that you wouldn't normally be backed up. normally it's southbound but normal is really jammed here from the vine street expressway to past girard with a new accident dave. >> storm tracker6 live double scan shows you the outer rain bands of josÉ have reached south jersey and delaware pushing in about maybe a third of the way in toward philadelphia. in philadelphia you can still have some drizzle on the windshield this morning from low lying clouds. temperatures are in the 70's across most of the region. 71 in philadelphia and in cape may. upper 60's in allentown and reading. and as we roll through the day, 74 by noon. 3 o'clock's high will be 77. mainly dry. a spotty shower possible and clouds with some sunny breaks today, matt. >> thanks, david. >>> a northern california woman says she decided to make a scene instead of becoming a robbery victim. it happened on a train in san franciscurday afternoon. julie says a stranger dropped

alghani -- allegheny county drug overdose deaths surged, breaking a record. heroin overdose of 11-year-old pittsburgh girl, not a sign of childhood epidemic, expert says. mother grieves for her son, asks god to damn heroin. johnstown tribute democrat, march, 2016. mr. chairman, we have budget constraints. we need to be putting the resources in where the problem is. we have an opioid epidemic in this country, we have violence in latin america. the funds that i seek to move will help to stem these crises. with that i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i certainly don't war he will with the concerns and priorities -- war he will with the concerns and priority -- quarrel with the concerns and priorities my colleague has set forth. let's not take those resources from a proven valuable program. i'd like to yield a minute and a half to chairwoman lowey. ranking member lowey. mrs. lowey: thank you. i appreciate my colleague's effort to boost funding for a successful assi

normal temperatures inland but the trend is to bring them down, we have a lot of fog around the allegheny gap. some of it is thick. >> yes, even on sky line drive and pacifica, thank you for that information, lets look at the east bay which has no fog at the bay bridge toll plaza but we have slow traffic. is a detour day, traffic is back to normal. we do not see anything major, this is a look at the bay bridge span. affic is moving well into san francisco. 880 north and south okay in oakland. there was a crash on 880 in hayward. highway four is okay. 680 is slow from willow pass road. 880, the 'sig-alert' has been lifted but the traffic is slow not only on 880 from marina but on 238 in the castro valley area. >> lets go to a follow-up on a story we brought you yesterday. a police chase in the east bay ended in a deadly officer involved shooting and tied up traffic on the bay bridge for more than eight hours. authorities first chased a homicide suspect in a chevy from richmond, 880, he was wanted for the shooting of a 68 year old man two years ago, california highway patrol officers put do

northbound of allegheny avenue. debris spill all over the three middle lanes.h on the boulevard, southbound side of the broad street. the crash on the blue route approaching i-95 is gone, there's one on i-95 southbound just south of 476, the blue route. and double trouble now on i-95 southbound in delaware, two separate accidents leaving us with speeds in the 20s. 495 southbound is the better bet. in vincent town 72 is closed by 70. nasty crash there. as a matter of fact two medical choppers had to be called to the scene. >> david murphy is outside with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have cloud cover over philadelphia and sun breaking through in parts of the region. it's cool, a temperature of 60. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows clouds and sunshine today. we should wind up nice this afternoon with a high of 74. partly i couldn't i couldn't --. the weekend looking good, saturday, 71. sunday, nice, 74. monday, 76 and dry. tuesday and wednesday, the clouds build in. assuming irma continues on the current trajectory

>> you can go to allegheny website and you can get information from our office of homeland security andof emergency services. our director of communication is paul hess. if you have any questions yoshgs geto p hess.org. >> reporter: and the key here is to do your thinking about the disaster before it strikes. coming up in a half hour, we will see if we can go inside to see what a simulating burning home looks like. one of the dangers is the house fires in an earth quake. so we will talk about how to get yourself out alive. and our thoughts and prayers are with those in florida and texas, and mexico. if there is any good to come from it, it is that we can see the disasters coming and we can prepare so that when disaster strikes in california, we are prepared. >> and where do you keep all of this? you have this big box of stuff. is it in a car or where do you get access to it. >> reporter: you want it to be accessible. let's talk with ty. where with do you want to keep it? i keep my close to the door. but where would you recommend? >> you want it in a safe, dry, cool place so that you don