>> foster johnson for at&t. so let me beginning by noting in the the process that the city issued recollections and the department found that at&t had compiled with the procedural recollections i'm sure there are other ways the city could handle the process and they're new aspects of the regulations that are going to work better in terms of soliciting community input about locations i want to state for the record at&t prepared multiple locations to the hearing officer and at&t told the hoff we're okay with the alternatives you pick the best the city selected the site at 50 one missouri we identified all the locations within the neighborhood. the next point i'm required to make for the record so simply point out that as of today, the department has not issued regulations as required to do under the enough ordinance it's more than two wookz weeks past the dates that the board of supervisors set fore dpw to issue regulations it's not accepting applications and nobody for several months has been able to install anyt

it starts at 11:00 a.m. at columbus boulevard and ends at penn's landing.e a festival until 2:00 this afternoon with festivities for kids and adults. because today is a federal holiday, all philadelphia offices are closed today. city services are reduced. no trash pickup today in philadelphia. collections will be one day behind for the rest of the week. post offices and federal courts are closed today. >>> it is a steamy start this morning. high humidity left over from the showers and thunderstorms overnight. temperatures really never cooled off that much. we are in the 70s. some areas of fog, but those will disappear as the temperatures go the other direction. another hot and humid day near 90 this afternoon. we'll be watching for more showers and thunderstorms later on. poconos, 65 degrees. some areas of fog in the mountains. trenton and dover in the low 70s. this is the view from blue mountain, which is showing mostly cloudy skies. the sun is up. we'll see some breaks of sunshine especially during the afternoon hours. coatesville has a bit of fog. light

the temperatures tomorrow, look at this even at the end of the week, at 77 degrees. but it's rain coming in, a 60% chance late in the day. i'll take you through an hourly forecast friday and if it's going to impact the game coming up later in the newscast. >> thanks, veronica. >>> the service was terrible. they waited 20 minutes for a glass of water. and more than an hour for their food. so why did one young couple leave their waiter a giant tip for lousy service? the answer has gone viral today. >>> plus, what stole the spotlight during paris fashion week. hot 99.5's cain is coming your way next. >>> and we want to hear from you about the stories that get you going. first at 4:00. >>> follow us on twitter and on facebook too. we're coming right back. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> it's the next phase in apple's mission to tell you what you want before you want it. apple crashed fashion week in paris to promote its brand new smart watch. the tech giant set up shop inside collette one of the trendiest boutiques in paris and put out word that consumers had one

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and she was pronounced dead at the hospital at 1:03 a.m.octors did an emergency delivery of her baby girl but she, too, did not survive. >> the doctors did what they can. they delivered the baby and they worked on the baby for over an hour but the baby was pronounced dead at 2:18 a.m. >> reporter: and back here live, a white chevy impala remains at the scene. the engine was run when did you go police arrived and police believe at least one of the victims was in the car when the shots were fired but they were both found lying on the sidewalk. police are interviewing witnesses right now. they're also interviewing that 26-year-old man who was shot. they're hoping to learn some information from them. then have located some surveillance cameras in the area. we're live in olney, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> also happening today, the three suspects accused of beating a gay couple in center city are expected to turn themselves in. the philadelphia district attorney has filed charges against 26-year-o

follow us at first 4 traffic. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. within the last few hours, an about face in the adrian peterson child abuse case. the team bowing to public pressure and concerns that reversed its decision to let peterson play while it faces child abuse charges. they're barred from team activities with the vikings until his legal matters are resolved. now, here's some of the statement we got from the team overnight. we have a strong stance regarding the protection and welfare of children. we want to be sure to get this right. it went on to express the team's support for peterson and his family. shortly after that, posted this religious coat on twitter. the pressure may be tough but you will make it through. peterson is accused of hurting his 4-year-old son. he could face up to two years in jail if he's hurt. >>> police plan to once again search property possibly linked to the cold case of the lyon sisters. they disappeared nearly 40 years ago. they left wheaton plaza. police are working with virginia state police. they're searching

as we look at your evening planner, 70 at 7:00 to 68 at 8:00 and at 10:00 in the city going down to the 60s and some suburbs will be back in the 50s with the stars at 10:00. we'll talk about the numbers falling back into the 40s by tomorrow morning for many of us. if you want the feeling of summer before it officially ends on monday, i have good news for you coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam. "action news" has learned that former district attorney lynn abraham, plans to enter the mayor race, she confirms she made the decision last name and now abraham is meeting with fundraisers and financing, she served as a d.a. from 1991 to 2010. and in addition to his time as city solicitor, he also served as assistant u.s. attorney, the first latino to run for mayor in philadelphia history. the second democrat to join the race aftery gillan. >>> over at the big board, chopper 360, for months now we show you what 360 can do from inhere in the studio, we move the camera around using just my finger, to give you a panoramic view of news, starting today you can do it cool. the pow

visitation is at 4:00 p.m. and a vigil is at 7:00 p.m. police arrested a 14-year-old former classmate in connection with his death. a fundraising campaign in memory of him has raised more than $18,000. >> a 16-year-old boy stabbed in a san jose park is improveing. it happened at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. when the boy was found he had life threatening wounds and now is upgraded to "serious but stable," condition. >> stand for police are investigating a people more spray attack on campus when victim worked in a parking lot near the research center and he was attacked on friday. the suspect was wearing a black hoodie with a bandanna. >> four years after the pipeline explosion the grieving continues. community members and civic leaders remembered those lost in the tragedy. here is lisa. >> didn't know it was my neighborhood the most shocking thing of my life. >> the people of san bruno remember the day no one can forget when a pg&e pipeline exploded. in four years, homes have been rebuilt and many returns but eight never will. some admit ange

we're looking at video from earlier today when the fire was at its height. look at that black smoke, thick black smoke pouring from the building. you heard a fire chief in an earlier interview that the building had been interviewed by fire officials before because of concerns of how cluttered it was. and kathleen hinnas has been here all day since the start of the fire. she's here now with the dramatic picture. it really was amazing. >> reporter: it was amazing to see it all unfold. you're looking at viewer video. this is a good example of how quickly this thing took off. you see the smoke there at first it was fairly light in color. pouring from the rooftop of the building. and quite quickly turned much darker and heavier and it really did get intense. so this was someone obviously in a neighboring building getting a close look in a short time that smoke really just filled the streets in that area. people have also been sending us photos from different areas throughout the mission district. and this was someone a few blocks away. but at the height of this t

market at 6:00.ver slammed into a innocence concord, -- slammed into a fence in concord. according to the fire fighters, the family was sleeping inside the home at the time of the crash but they were not hurt. the driver had to be taken to the hospital. >>> all right. 8:08. we want to go back to the developing news we have been following for you in alameda. 7 suspicious fires were set overnight. let's listen in to the press conference under way. >> one is alameda resident and one is transient male that frequently visits the areas. it's still an active investigation. excuse me? again, i don't want to go into that right now, because the investigation is so fresh. i have my entire investigation staff in working on the case right now. and now that is sun is up, we will collaborate with the task force, and we will be visiting each scene to go through any evidence that we can locate. that's correct. >> do you have their ages? >> 27 and 22. the alameda resident is 27. yeah, 27. >> there was a lot of running

we're looking at some breezes beginning to increase. 13 miles per hour at napa. 12 miles per hour at fairfield. 14 hayward. 21 the sfo. no powerful gusts. here's a beautiful view from the east bay hills camera. looking at lots of blue sky. mt. diablo. coastal fog will develop overnight and push us locally beyond the coast. cooler tomorrow and steady pattern all week long. satellite image shows two centers of high pressure merging into a dome of high pressure that will dominate our weather the next few days and give us a quiet weather pattern which we have now. it will be a continuation of the pattern. for the week ahead in san jose, highs around 82, 83 degrees for an entire week. that steady pattern is indicative of what the entire bay area can expect in terms of a pattern of high temperatures this week. not much change. overnight, a little fog at the coast. maybe even spotty drizzle. although it won't be widespread. mainly clear and mild inland. temperatures just above 60 degrees. then the forecast animation for tomorrow, starting 5:00 in the morning, shows the fog retreating as it

acme, i shop at home depot and i shop at target and tj max and marshals. all those stores have been hit with these data breaches, people stealing the credit card numbers of shoppers of all of those chains. it is either dumb luck or just waiting for somebody to use my name and numbers like everybody else because if you are one of the millions trying to stop spending with credit cards and spending money you don't have here's another reason to cut up your card or keep them in the drawer at home and start using good old crimey dirty american currency because going all cash may keep you from going all out with worry about your credit card numbers, expiration dates and pin numbers becoming duplicated and sold to someone who can shop in your name, far from your neighborhood because acme's parent company super value is latest super chain hit by the modern day credit card crypt night mope at malwear to be short and cyber criminals are attaching that to the payment system to steel all of the numbers from all of the stores key pads at the check out lanes. acme's owne

look at this beautiful view from here at the nbc 10 studios.attered clouds, nothing falling from those clouds. very little wind right now. what wind we are seeing is a northwesterly wind. that's the dre air rushing into the area that is going to make for more comfortable conditions today and tomorrow. it's making for a cooler start, too. 6 degrees chillier this morning in the pocono mountains. allentown and pottstown in the 60s along with wilmington. each of those locations 5 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. the showers and thunderstorms you may have heard overnight are completely offshore. there are a few showers in eastern virginia but i think they'll steer clear of philadelphia and south jersey. 80 degrees this afternoon, middle 80s for allentown, reading and quakertown. nothing but sunshine this afternoon for trenton, northeast philly and doylestown. cooler along the coastline, too, after clouds this morning, sunshine this afternoon, 85 in rehoboth and cape may. dover up to 86 degrees this afternoon. and the 80s today, upper 80s

at 8:00.ve dense fog advisory again today with flash flood watch to the north with the rain coming if tomorrow and fire weather watch from reno to the boarder with oregon. hazy and smoky if lake tahoe and partly cloudy and 72 at monterey and upper 70's to low 80's around san diego and los angeles. safe travels. >>> this is a great picture from the bay bridge this is the exit off fremont. full some shares this exit and full some is shut down and it will be closed for the next six months. remark is moving along. the people heeded the warning. if martin news we have an accident and there are two, eastbound highway 4 at center drive, the first was involving an overturned vehicle and another car crashed into it and it looks like we have clearing on the shoulder but no delays yet. here is another construction project friday through monday. more on that in a few minutes. >> new this morning, san francisco fire chief underfire from the rang and file. >> apple is ready to shut downbeat music after drop

the coast and mid-to-upper 70's from noon to bay -- four at the 62 at the coast and low-to-mid 70's elsewhere. >> in did you dub we have we --n dublin/pleasanton we have a construction in the westbound direction until 5:00 a.m. with three lanes taken away westbound 580 right here. in castro valley you will hobble along up to 238 and then it is smooth sailing. 80 westbound from albany to the maze is only four minutes and 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes. northbound 280 from 101 to cupertino is only 11 minutes. >> keeping kids in school, the pitch that attorney general will make in the bay area today to stop a troubling trend. >> a while band's trip to san francisco takes an unexpected turn and they are missing most their strums -- ins >> this is a picture of the embarcadero and the bay bridge in the background and the smaller picture is golden gate bridge and western span of the bay bridge and richmond-san bay bridge and richmond-san rafael toll plaza ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> covering daly city, dublin/pleasan

look at what fire fight remembers dealing with right now. >>> and at this point, we know at least one person is injured. this is all happening at the intersection of american and york. "eyewitness news" reporter january kay barrow is there. what's the latest? >> ukee, that the tasha, good morning, the latest is that we know at least one person has been transported to the hospital. twenty-five year old man, a civilian, not a firefighter, taken to temple university hospital with burns over 80% of his body. this is what the scene looks like this morning, at the corner of american and york. you can see firefighters behind me there, dousing the hot spots left behind. you can see a lot of smoke. you cannot see flames visible at our vantage point. we do know that this fire is under control but not the case at 2:30 this morning. see fireballs going into the air. the fire started around 2:30 here at american and york streets in kensington. it quickly grew to four alarms, with the flames engulfing the building. some of this building has been flattens, all the way to the ground, because of the i

the cheapest gallon of gas is at the wwa at daniel stuart square at just $3.14 a gallon. >>> time to our question of the morning. according to a recent survey three in ten married women with jobs do this. is it a, hire a maid, b, make more money than their husbands or c, open a separate bank account? >> good morning, sharon. she says, i would hire a made since i make more money than him and ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> i'm nikki burdine outside police headquarters where we expect to have a briefing at 11:00 by police. they'll give us the latest for the search of the two missing children. their mother catherine hoggle was also missing. she was arrested on friday night after a tip from the public led police to her. they arrested her and she's been in questioning since then for the past couple of days. unfortunately she has not been cooperating and hasn't given police much information. she refuses to tell police where her children are, although s

eagles and jags meet today at the season opener at the linc. is perfect football weather let's go outside to chris sowers for the awesome accuweather details. >> reporter: nydia, how many times do you say what a difference does a day make. yesterday i couldn't wait to get back inside, today, i will pull up a chair and watch the game from here. the humidity has dropped off, center city, 66. glassboro, 65. buena, 65. same number for gandys beach. smyrna, 63. woodbine, 65 very comfortable degrees this morning. the satellite and radar composite you see that sudden explosion of thunderstorms yesterday and that's what rumbled through here it went hours of 4 and 9:00 p.m. we saw winds as high as 60 miles per hour with some of the thunderstorms and one to 2 inches of rain, now the frontal system is stalled off the coast in between washington, d.c. and norfolk. you look at the bottom of screen, you see that small cluster of showers that's a small area of low pressure. that will stall along the front that will drive to the north and that bring another ch

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gross removing on at some point. he is 70 and is reached the point where he was considering how he wanted to spend the rest of his career so this cannot be a total surprise. >> i think this is very important -- every mutual fund company faces these challenges whether it is pioneer of boston years old, at 80 you've got to have a ballet of succession when your core capital goes up and down the elevators every night. enson.k to me about dan is >> that's a large successful platform joined -- owned byalllianz. this is an aircraft carrier going through the water and a got a wide body. >> someone said they have a deep bench. >> dan is very impressive and has been with the company long time in maine is name investing in morse -- and mortgage securities post-financial crisis. the issue now is they have a number of very talented people. how are they going to manage perhaps disappointment among someone who does not end up with the successor role he or she may want. that will be a delicate ballet, as tom puts it, for the company

at the plate. bottom of the first drives in ben revere right there. phillies take a one to nothing lead. two batters later, marlon byrd's turn. hammers one to deep right field. does not make the catch. off the wall. watch the good hustle by franco here rounding third. noted speedy yesterday of guys but a real good slide gives the phillies a two to nothing lead at that point. to the top of the seventh. marlon runners first and second. johnson singles to i bird comes up firing. and he gets him at the plate. excellent throw right there. game would have been tied. bird comes up big. kendrick 13-three career versus miami. jonathan papelbon second all time in saves in phillies history. they win two-one. >> penn state and rutgers last played in 1995. in fact the nittany lions have not visited the scarlet knight turf 59 years. james franco new penn state head coach and kristen as quarterback. no score. rutgers threatening gary nova scrambling. nice move right there he gets into the end zone. scarlet knight

when you're at work, you're a professional at what you do.ight and jokey. but we have 9-year-old kids, so we like to have fun with him. >> and one of the questions we had, last season, more than 250 people returned from the dead. so some are wondering are you one of the returned? >> i mean, you got to -- watch. you got to wait to find out. the way to look at that is, that would -- is and if he is and didn't know, what does that mean? >> it makes perfect sense. or does it? >> or does it. >> or does it make no sense? >> you can get a clue on sunday night at 9:00. that's when "resurrection" premiers. that's right here on abc. >> omar, thank you very much. >> great job on the show. >> have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see you. >> good morning, a woman who was pumping gas at a gas station in port richmond suffered critical burns after another vehicle smashed into a gas pump which then burst into flames. a apparently in the other vehicle rescued the woman's toddler who was still in her car. we'll have an investigation on "action news" at noon.

let's look at it. this shows former baltimore ravens running back ray rice throwing a left upper cut and cross to the jaw of his then fiancee, knocking her unconscious inside an atlantic city casino back last winter. the president of the senate calls this video disturbing. he wants the a.g. to take a look at how and why rice did not serve jail time and the actions that were taken by the county prosecutor. live in mays landing, atlantic county, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. as we approach 7:00, we have a big problem on the new jersey turnpike. an overturned dump truck right now. i'm just getting information about this in the last few minutes. it's on the new jersey turnpike southbound just as you pass 195, which is exit 7a. the left lane is blocked. we're told that the dump truck actually overturned into the median in that area, but you are going to have the left lane blocked because of emergency response. so, you can expect to see heavy delays starting to build out there on this portion of

let's take a look at the area. you can get a hint at what's to come.off to auronorth, but let's focus on today, let's focus on temperatures for this afternoon. by noontime. widespread 70s, you can see yellow pretty much all over the map. the orange comes into view as we head towards 3:00, that will indicate 80 degree weather, it is pretty widespread for all of our valleys north bay, east bay, south bay, we'll all get in on the action. here's what it is going to look like for you. in the east bay, low to mid-80s for the delta, low 80s anywhere else. in the south bay, upper 70s to low 80s. san francisco, 71 degrees. here's that wider view, this is the system out in the pacific bringing rain for the pacific northwest, a cold front will kickoff with this and come our way, and again the timing of that puts it to about wednesday night into thursday, we'll get some light rain in the north bay, the chance of some rain will actually spread bay-area wide through thursday, and maybe even lingering around to the beginning half of friday. that's what we have to loo

claude giroux back at practice.s hurt 6 days ago four minutes into first day of training camp a lower body injury. last year he missed time in camp due to hand injury. his feels a bit snake bitten. >> bad luck follows me i was frustrated and my job is to make make sure i'm ready for game one. if that's presurprise or not we'll see how we feel. >> sixers will open their training camp tuesday stockman college in south jersey, michael carter williams will not be ready as he recovers from shoulder surgey. brett brownp broke bread with media today. there will be growing teams with the -- pains with the team. >> measurements are not winning and losing, i assess myself with other things. am i true to word in development and sports science. keeping a locker room still positive and upbeat when you take hits with 20 years. being candid with city. >> a lot of young players open this team. so have patience. >> impressed with brown broke bread. >> she sells sea shells by the sea sglor you said it better man than i. >> and this d

is again at war. that is the exact word that's been used by the white house regarding the military campaign against isis in iraq and syria. however, secretary of state john kerry is not using that word right now. he's in the middle east trying to build a coalition of arab nations who are willing to contribute their own troops to fight the isis militants. >>> there's been a tech rir reprieve for prisoner on pennsylvania's death row. here's what we know. michael jr. was scheduled to be executed on september 22nd but governor tom corbett delayed the execution to allow time for the necessary drugs to arrive to be used to put him to death. michael was convicted for the 1983 murder of trista yang in york county. governor corbett says once the appeals process is finished and the drugs have been acquired he will set a new execution date. >>> this morning there's new push in montgomery county to prevent drug overdoses. nbc 10 was in norristown as the metropolitan gory county commissioners produced a new overdo

in major delays at mass transit. things at the airport are not awful, surprisingly. thank you. >>> we have breaking news leading our headlines this morning. three suspects in the beating of the same sex couple in center city are out on bail. catherine in the not, philip williams and kevin harrigan walk out of central detective earlier this morning. they face assault and conspiracy charges. >>> authorities hope surveillance pictures help put a burglar behind bars. suspect targeted homes in chestnut hill last week. >>> more air strikes in syria yesterday, some targeting oil refineries, britain's prime minister is expect to ask its parliament to allow england to join the international effort against the islamic state. >>> straight ahead, new development in the manhunt underway in the poconos foreman suspect of ambushing two state troopers. >> we have new developments in the case of the missing university of virginia student hanna graham. police now have a suspect in custody, that story coming up >>> good morning, everyone. there are new developments in the manhunt for e

at a four-year high.pot for consumer spending. yet to seeis we have wage inflation. if you look at retail sales, they fell last month for the first time in six months. are you getting more nervous about consumer and if you like consumer, what are the subjects you like, retail, entertainment? >> we have seen a little bit of wage growth and some specialized. there are truck drivers, i.t. workers, construction people. areas in the economy where there are shortages there there are jobs available -- available for people who have the right background for the positions that are open. commodities prices are lower right now in general. that is positive in general for spending and also the cost structure of a lot of companies. the earnings environment looks pretty good and that should eventually flow through to better wages and profit sharing and stock-price performance, consumerld fuel some spending. >> thank you so much for joining us, portfolio manager at pioneer investment management. coming up, the fallout fro

cal and stanford at home, the a's at home.tain view art and wine festival. a little fog if you're around the bay. >> you're right. we have a fabulous afternoon in store. it's going to warm up. if you're stepping out this morning, plenty of overcast sky. you can see from san francisco across the bay, it's foggy out there. the low clouds well into the north bay, south bay, east bay, but beginning to pull back just a bit, and for the afternoon for our college football, for our little soccer players, we've got some nice weather on the way. bring along the sunblock. we've got the onshore breeze with us today once again. as we get through the morning, the low clouds, the coastal fog. by afternoon we'll remain cloudy at the coast. we are going to be sunny away from the coast. mild to warm once again. temperatures not changing a whole lot from yesterday. maybe a tad warmer for some of our inland communities. that's going to really be about it. on sunday an increase in clouds is going to come late in the day. may not really notice so m

look at that.l stay on top of that story and work to get more information for you on that. >>> right now at 4:30, police believe they are zeroing in on the pennsylvania survivalist wanted for ambushing two state troopers and killing one of them. eric frein has managed to elude police ten days after that shooting. >> but heavily armed federal, state and local agents continue their manhunt at this hour. nbc 10's keith jones is live in our digital operations center. >> what indications are police giving about their search right now. >> they are narrowing the search area. state police say they're following up on, quote, very credible tips. take a look at skyforce 10 over that search area hours ago today. police have reports of a man covering themselves with leaves in price township, monroe county. they didn't find anyone. the search is focusing on several square mile areas near where eric frein grew up. it's described as rural, rugged terrain. he's charged with killing one trooper and seriously woundin

semmeses' of livermore at at 64. the bay you do have high clouds streaming in. this afternoon we have the chance for isolated thunderstorms for in napa county. keep that in mind and keep your umbrella out. i think much of the bay area will actually be dry weather and pretty enjoyable conditions. <

at 4:00 p.m.were searching the main administration building after a anonymous call came in with skm a report of the criminal activity. they were asking folks to stay away from the administration building and cleared the building say it was unfounded. it took them about 30 minutes to go through building to make sure there was no threat inside. this

is again at war.hat is the exact word used by white house regarding the military campaign against isis in iraq and syria. however, secretary of state john kerry is not using the word war. right now he's in the middle east trying to build a coalition of arab nations willing to contribute their own troops to fight the isis militants. >> what is going on here? why is u.s. air power, u.s. special operations so vital to this effort? i think we've got allies that are unwilling to be directly engaged. >> kerry yesterday pledged $500 million to help syrian refugees. analysts see the money as a down payment for arab support against isis. >>> in pakistan, authorities have arrested ten men in the 2012 attack of teenage activist mulala and two of her classmates. an army spokesperson says the detained men were believed to have attacked mulala on orders head of the pakistani branch of the taliban. mulala was shot in the head when mass militants opened fire on her in october 2012. she has been an advocate for girls

>>> we're following breaking news at 7:00. the amber alert we've been telling you about all morning long has been canceled. off initials florida have just taken add aim matos into custody at tampa hotel. four year old ismail is safe and with authorities. police issued the alert after four bod wrist discovered inside the home he shared with the other victims. >> it is friday, september 5th, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. more on the top story, first, our traffic and weather together this friday morning with kate and victorial good morning. >> good morning, guys, you can see, victoria has fog behind her on the camera, i have fog behind me on the skydeck, fog is the story. that will was good price is right style, beautiful. love it. unfortunately the fog is in, and it is here to stay, at least for the next couple of hours, be safe out there on the roadways, be safe because it comes up on you quickly. then, tracking the threat for some storms. later this afternoon, storm scan3, shows some symptom activity right now o

if you look at republican support for ed gillespie, it's only at 80%.ight there is an indication according to the folks at the poll that even republicans don't really know who ed gillespie is. 60% of voters that they polle said theyt enough about ed gillespie to decide whether or n t wanted to support him. >> he's very well known inside political circles. >> he was wi dick army when the republica first took over the congress years ago, he was a mover d shaker behind the scenes. he's a back room boy. that is believed to be his problem. he hasn't been out in the political situation. i think somewhere along the line, people warner is talking moran autow he hates th senate. maybe he won run. there's an incumbent thing going on. let's raise funds which ed gillespie is good at, see what they can dto warner. >> mark warner has a tremendous social media campaign going, also. there's hardly a day that goes by you don't get a message from him, fund-raising message. number two, i also think that they're not taking this for granted. he's campaigning. mark warner is

getting a live look at that beautiful look at center city philadelphia. brittney shipp will be along with her first alert forecast in just a moment. >>> new expansion space for a locally based retailer tops today's headlines from "the philadelphia business journal." five below is building a new distribution center in ullman, salem county. the building will nearly double the space of the current center in new castle, delaware. the holy redeemer health systems says its cancer system will partner with the kimmel cancer network at jefferson hospital. >>> and detroit is making a move to try to get out of the nation's biggest municipal bankruptcy. court documents show the city and one of its key creditors have agreed to settle $400 million claim. records show the city will pay the creditor 26 cents on the dollar. the plan could help detroit reduce its debts and emerge from federal bankruptcy protection. >>> and tech junkies are finally getting a first look at the new apple watch. the company unveiled some of its newest products yesterday. the watch is significa

the jeep slammed into a rug store and dry cleaner at flower avenue at 12:30 this morning and knocked out a gas main and water pipes. police initially tried to pull the driver over on santa rosa avenue to miles away. two people in the jeep were taken to the hospital. the driver is identified at 51 -year-old from southern california. >> happening now, fast food workers from coast to coast are walking off the job demanding higher wages. >> this morning, police in new york and detroit handcuffed several protests who were blocking traffic rallying for the $15 wage and the right to form a union without retaliation. organizers said they would engage in nonviolent civil disobedience to draw more attention to their cause. and here in the bay area we treated this picture of fast food workers going into a mcdonald's on oakland on telegraph avenue. here are the protests across the street. the protests are taking place at 150 united states cities. >> an incident involving an off-duty firefighter and sparking controversy who says his two children were traumaized ained by police. the officers were

beautiful 77 degrees and look at that humidity only at 42%. now out of the north and west at 6 miles per hour. ushering in that drier air for now. look at the temperatures already in the low 60s currently in the pocono mountains we have 71 degrees in atlantic city. 72 in wildwood. 75 right now in wilmington. so for tonight, it stays dry. those temperatures will get chilly again. we're talking mid 50s in the suburbs. low 60s in the city. but clouds will increase during the day tomorrow. all because of a system that we're watching to the south as well as to the west. the two will combine and bring some rainfall our way. so dry and quiet for tonight as we roll the clock. here's 11:00 p.m. looking pretty good. tomorrow morning, we start off dry. but cloudy and then watch what happens as we move toward the afternoon. we start to see better chances for that rainfall. more on the timing when the system finally moves out coming up. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> a driver claims he had a frightening run in with george zimmerman on a florida road. w

a vigil at west potomac park school tonight at 7:30 p.m. diane is in the neighborhood and will continue our team coverage coming up at 6:00. also today, the commonwealth dismissed any notion the hannah graham case is linked to another high-profile missing persons case. that is, the disappearance of alexis murphy. the man convicted of murphy's abduction, randy taylor, had implicated in african-american -- an african-american man, but that is not jesse matthew. the cases are not connected and there is no evidence to suggest a third party involved in randy taylor's case. >> the man who has been at the helm of metro for the past four years plans to retire at the beginning of the new year. we spoke with him today about why he is stepping away from the high-profile position at this time. >> richard tells me this bombshell announcement just a tour -- a short time ago, and we were there to get his reaction. the bottom line, he said he's almost 70 years old, and while he thoroughly enjoys his job at metro, he wants to spend more time with family. ha

setting at 6:52. weekends is like summer, 82 degrees, and the next week so far doesn't look bad at all, but the roads look horendous. here is vittoria. >> thank you so much, carol. good morning, everyone, weaver learned it was a fatal crash in the northbound side of 476, at the schuylkill, we will take you right now to the accident scene. the incident occurred just after 2:00 this morning. and as you'll notice, one lane of traffic now getting by, the rye hand lane, see the headlights coming throughment the accident scene looking at it here is more toward the left and center lanes. so if you are traveling in this area still a good idea would be to take the schuylkill expressway alternate to 202, and then get on main street. i would still feel little leary about coming in this area, because still just a lot of clean up that has to be done with the severity of the incident, 202 to main street, would still be good idea, even though one lane now moving on the northbound side of the blue route between the s

we will be in the upper 60's at nine, keeping it partly cloudy at 11:00 at 66 degrees. here is your three day forecast saturday, clouds in the morning dry but watch out for afternoon rain. we have plenty of sun nice finish to the weekend at 73. we will talk about that seven take forecast in a few more minutes. >> see you then, thank you. >>> part of the home being demolish collapsed unexpectly today, two workers are injured. eye witt the necessary news was on the scene at second and monroe in queen village. one of the workers wound up trapped under ruble and that worker was rush to the hospital. officials say wall came down on top of the scaffold on which those workers were standing. >>> workers meantime at the taj mahal in atlantic city have received notice that the casino could shut down for good in november. trump entertainment resorts says it is has sent notice to more than 3100 employees, the company filed for bankruptcy, on tuesday threatened to close the taj mahal, if it didn't get concession from his unions. now it pointed to november 13th as a tentative closure

at minimum it will be open at two hours.un the table a live look at alternate routes this morning. the >>: of salt bombings have been closed off because of this big rig accident. there will be open within the next half hour. >>: mark: follow the latest was will trend he's stuck in the traffic this morning. >>:will: renault traffic on 80 north and south on this at a standstill. it is a parking minute and see people behind me in their cars looking at yourself also talking to each other. so what happened this morning while you were driving northbound. milan >>: i did see it alleges physically got the news of west and on the phone. it >>:will: how long have you been stuck in traffic? >>: and hour-and-a-half. with all these people down here it's gonna be several hours that were stuck in traffic. >>:will: your well be on late for work by this time. >>:will: she works at the airport. what time did you have to be a word? >>: at 4 >>:will: the call had with your boss? >>: everything is going fine. i thought this was construction neck

back with abc 7 news at 11:00.ith all the shows and times on tonight. >>> a danville woman is waging a campaign to save a colony of grou squirrels. their tunnels are causing damage in the neighborhood. >> they are in jeopardy of being exterminated. alan wong has the latest on the story. >> come see me! >> reporter: patricia olson is on a mission to save these ground squirrels from extermination. >> this one i call brown nose. >> reporter: she admits she fed and helped propagate these rodents that are tunnelling through the berm behind her home in danville. >> when i only had four or five, they had names. but when they started multiplying, there was too many of them. >> reporter: now the homeowners association wants to pump gas into the tunnels to exterminate them. they are threatening the found daegs ation of shirley castro's home. >> he says if they do damage to the foundation, it's a minimum of $20,000. that would be my responsibility. >> reporter: olson has called in biologists and the humane society which favor

it is time to take a look the at traffic and we will start off with this look at i-95 at bridge streetagain we have a problem there. it is that big tractor trailer accident. it effects traffic north and southbound, avoid it at all cost if you you can. also, this problem in springfield, montgomery county, bethlehem pike at gordon road. there is an accident there that will slow you down. on the northeast extension southbound just past quakertown that overturn truck still has the the right lane blocked and there is a delay of up to 4 miles. also on the turnpike westbound, past fort washington an accident has the left lane, blocked there. there is slow go all over the place this morning. >> ♪ >>> what does this have to do with forbes magazine. holler, holler, we have to make some noise about a big time event in our city. of course, that is wis cleve a playing there. we also have one of the biggest act head lining this big event coming up, welshing we will tell you more about the music event. it is called the under 30 music festival. afro jack will be there too. >> it will be good. forbes u

at 10:00 it was flying at 28,000 feet.t then at 10:00 is when it descended 3,000 feet and made that turn to the left heading out east that would eventually take it there over the eastern seaboard down to cuba and we know now down to jamaica. it was 10:00 they lost any type of contact with those in that plane and then f-15s found it with frosted windows. a ghost plane if you will. >> it's interesting. when the airplane left rochester it had a westerly track. it would have been a 280. he turned east. you have to be under faa rules as odd number so 250. that's why the change. >> all right. again, a very sad end to this hour's breaking news. that particular aircraft you see on our screen reportedly has crashed on the island of jamaica reportedly with three persons onboard. more information ahead on "the real story" with gretchen carlson. in the meantime, i'm john scott in new york. thanks for joining us. ... ... h. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste bet

at one. like the intruder at the top of her home. officers arrived investments and sir run at the home. their rusted this man 29 year-old christian sects whose neighbors some may say is a well-known homeless person. and minivan in georgia at nearly buried in cough trash. and had it ran into a garbage truck. the drivers of both vehicles were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. coming up giants and a's a china make it in the playoffs but still struggling of highlights coming out. let him at the golden gate large terminal is closed today have the ferry operators strike information later on. san francisco giants making it to the playoffs for the third time in five years. here the wild-card standings with just three days left. tents are one did one game behind pittsburgh. sam francisco will either play the pirates were the cards-- cardinals. the time and location of the game is yet to be determined however we know it will be one step. the aged and clenched their spot and texas. the rangers will tied up in the bottom half

6:00 "eyewitness news" returns at ten on the cw fill and back here at 11:00. >>> stay tuned for "cbsin the youth detention center just a couple days after a mass break out there and they will look back at the life and times of the great joan rivers. reporting tonight from new york here's scott pelley with the "cbs evening news". >> pelley: tonight, criminal charges in one of the biggest pharmaceutical disasters in u.s. history. a pharmacist linked to the deaths of 64 patients is arrested as he's about to leave the country. jim axelrod is on the story. violence erupts at that nashville detention center for jiewf nels just days after a mass breakout. mark strassman has the latest. a discovery of prehistoric proportions. don dahler with the greatest toe on earth. >> reporter: that's a tow. >> reporter: that's a toe. >> yes. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. if that's a toe, how big was a foot? >> pelley: and we'll remember joan rivers. >> dress by oscar de la renta. ( cheers and applause ) body by oscar myer.

mid 80s by lunchtime and 91 at 3:00 with 5:00 temperature at 9. get to 9 # -- 89.9 #. 91 this afternoon. skyline drive and shenandoah valley west and also near the mason-dixon line as opposed to here in washington. now the folks in northern neck going to be down in richmond maybe you have a chance of storm. we hit 90 four of the last five days one of the hottest stretches of the summer and today is probably day five out of six and tomorrow six ouch seven. a mug -- out of seven. a muggy saturday morning but if you have plans outside and want to get work done i think dry and in fact i think it will probably be dry through midday early afternoon. but as the afternoon wears on toward the evening we have a threat for thunderstorms. that's why a yellow alert is in effect for tomorrow and on sunday a cooler weather arrives. and when i say cool not going to be cool and crisp but we'll take 70s and low 80s as posed to upper -- opposed to upper 80s and low 90s we have today. also dealing with a up the of fog i -- touch of fog especially west of us. leesburg airport reporting

maybe a little choppy at times.re doing fishing later on, winds out of the north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. both these will double tomorrow afternoon, it will be rough on the water. cooler an less humid, philadelphia, sun and clouds, 80 degrees is the high. overnight tonight, 53 outlying suburbs, 63 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays nice and quiet once we get past tuesday, for today we'll call it comfortable, 80 degrees, mostly cloudy monday, all areas south and east, cloud and showers. tuesday, showers, 73. wednesday, sun and clouds, 79. thursday more humid as a warm front punches through, 84. him you'll see a cold front follow on its heals, friday not bad, clouds and sun, 80. saturday, high of 72. next sunday, and following monday, highs could stay in the 60s. eva? >> thanks, chris, there's exiting changes coming to the 6abc lineup. "action news" at noon goes to one hour broadcast. more news and weather noon to 1:00 p.m. five days a week. >>> internal revenue service could be launch

humidity at 70%. wind speeds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. across the rest of the area, 60 degrees in trenton. 68 warmer in dover. mid 60s for atlantic city. 53 degrees in the poconos. 59 in reading and our satellite radar shot shows clouds here mainly through atlantic city, central and southern parts of delaware and the last of the rainfall is pushing offshore and it's stayed to the south of our area. our seven-day forecast shows that today we are going to see less humid conditions. temperatures at 76 degrees heading into your saturday. we'll see cloudy start to the day and then the rain moves in closer to 2:00 starting to the west of the city and eventually moving eastward. we'll see temperatures at 69 which is 10 to 11 degrees below average. look at your sunday. sunny and cool conditions. we'll see temperatures recovering. 74 degrees and then by monday 78 heading into the rest of next week we track our next chance of showers and it won't be until tuesday and temperatures stay delow average in mid 70s. >>> a tribute to a philadelphia hero w