folks at hoax are -- at home are lined up.an has a robot taking up the 15th spot in palo alto while she is in san diego and hopes the apple c.e.o. will open at 8:00 a.m. and give her a virtual fist bump. amy hollyfield will join us from the store and look at the mania. >> fans in australia have their hands on the new iphone. in australia a woman used a robot to stand in line holding her spot since yesterday morning. they excited about the new features including 3-d touch letting users control tasks based on the pressure used. live photos add movement to the still photos. the phones start at $649. >> hundreds would lost their homes and businesses in the value fire are rebuilding with a huge crowd in middletown to talk about what to do next. residents will have to prove the losses to the insurance company and have trees checked for hazards before rebuilding. officials say many victims will cut their losses. >> some people do not have the america to rebuild. they get the insurance money and by a house that is already built. >> of

millbrae at 71. san mateo at 73. palo alto at 77.ay is warmest at 69 on the coast. 67 in daly city and colma. accident downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. temperatures are close to where they should be, mid-to-upper 70s to the north bay and novato and napa at 78. novato and napa at 78. hayward at 7 weekend. sleep well tonight, you could need an extra blanket in the north bay, at 50 in santa rosa. my seven-day outlook shows we will jump two to four degrees tomorrow after the cool start and the weekend, 70's to 80s at the coast, and 90s around the bay, and mid-90 to 100 inland, and we will be warmer-than-average on monday and back to average by wednesday. have a great day. sue? >> we are look at crowded streets, freeways, and this is 80, the least shore, golden gate at the top of the screen, slow-and-go to the macarthur maze and it is moving. we don't have any stalls or citizens. this is a problem all morning with a motorcycle down westbound 580 at grant and i checked the drive time between tracy account dublin/pleasanton i

at 13.ere are the players, several to focus on, high on the left side of the screen and what is let of the depression, lower left atmosphere, winds moved from high to low pressure and that is why we have such a stout sea breeze and dramatics difference in temperatures at 17-21 degrees cooler putting us in the upper 70s to low 80's through the south bay and los gatos and gilroy and mid-80s in santa cruz, and 76. we have temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s for the peninsula and palo alto at 77 and millbrae is cooler at 70, and 64 today at half moon bay and daly city and colma the sun will set at 65 and upper 70s and nearly 70 downtown and south san francisco, sausalito, mutt so pick-esque as it -- so pick-esque as it -- picture of course as -- where the breezes are lighter, fremont at upper 70s and otherwise low-to-mid 70s and otherwise low-to-mid 70s and fairfield is at warmer and the breeze is not so stout. 70s at coast, 80s around the bay and 90s thursday and friday and you can see the coo

at 61 and vallejo is 62 and american canyon at 57 along with novato and napa at 56 and petaluma and mill valley and rohnert park 54 and santa rosa at 53. san ramon, good morning, at 60, and alameda and half moon bay at 61, and newark and redwood city and san carlos at 62, and lafayette and san francisco and san jose at 59 degrees. this is how it looks in walnut creek with the 59 degrees and clear conditions. this afternoon inland we are going to see the greatest amount of cooling like we did yesterday, at 76 in the north by to 82 inland east bay, and sunshine winning for the coast and san francisco and breezy at 64 to 68 and breezy around the bay at 70 to 76 in the south bay, well below average. speaking of the south bay, san jose is at 59 degrees, and near the shark tank, tomorrow, faster presses, a couple of degrees dealer and the quick turn around, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer on saturday and we keep warming into the 70s and 80s and 90s on sunday. i let you know if that will hold for the holiday on monday. >> we going to check out i-80 to see how things are moving through

year, san rafael was at 68 and you are at 59 and mill valley at 57.t around 60 and lafayette and shown, newark and alameda, cupertino, at 61 and redwood city 62 and san jose 63 and 59 right new in san francisco, san carlos and half moon bay and you can see pres blowing on emeryville camera with the temperatures today, he be gone, 80 to 86 and faster breezes along the coast, 64 to seven seasonallize around the bay, 70s to 80 in the south bay and north bay watching for possible delays at sfo have not heard of anything and tomorrow, a degree or two warmer and the real warmth is thursday and friday with the weekend forecast. kristen and eric thomas? >> the reason a bay area organization is asking for help to save dozens of sick birds. >> a new law that could impact your morning commute and kids could be forced to be in year facing car seats an entire year longer. a look at the san francisco international airport and the little screen on right is pope francis the first papal mass ever at the basilica in the most holy shrine in cuba before he leaves cuba fo

hour. 4:30 this is what you are looking a at i-95 south at girard 422 eastbound at pennsylvania turnpike looking good, erika, over to you. >>> pope francis makes history this morning when he becomes first leader of the catholic church to address a joint meeting of congress. >> he is likely to repeat where he stand on climate change and immigration a long the the route security got its first test here five-year old girl made her way through a barrier and a on to the pope's route. pope says, bring her over. >> what did you give him. >> a shirt. >> in a letter a daughter of undocumented immigrants pleaded with the pope to talk to lawmakers about immigration reform. pope made history when he elevated an 18th century spanish missionary to sainthood. it is the the first canonization on american soil. >>> pope francis will arrive in new york city later today. final security preparations are underway for his visits. nypd commissioner bill brat on is touring venues mope francis will visit in the next few days. nypd says they have 6,000 office's signed to the pope and u.n. not to mention other res

police say this man is linked to at least eight robberies at gas stations at nassau county. the most recent last week in lake view. suffolk police are investigating a series of robberies that may be connected. officials from both counties will speak this morning about the investigation. >>> pope francis has delivered an unprecedented televised message to the cuban people ahead of his arrival there tomorrow. >> in his 4 minute message, the pope told cubans that jesus never abandon us. it's remarkable message for cuba where the communist government -- the vatican sees the pope's visit as a chance to embrace the cuban people and speed the end of the u.s. trade embargo. pope francis arrives in the u.s. next tuesday. >>> and final preparations underway right now. today the head of homeland security will review the plan to keep the pope safe in philadelphia. secretary jay johnson will visit the city of brotherly love today where he will meet with members of local law enforcement. the pope will visit new york city before philadelphia. hundreds of people are working around the clock

taxi to at 9:30.lized the large security operation in philadelphia history before his visit. they have had hundreds of fbi agents, homeland security, secret service all over this city. philly pd has the birds in the sky and the boats in the water. they have this covered like a blanket. over 1 million expected here for a glimpse of the pope. his popularity and expected to wade into the public has added to security concerns. his visit here today will include mass at the basilica of saints peter and paul, because seating is limited, the mass is for the clergy, the religious and lay faithful of the archdiocese of philadelphia. the event will be showed on all jumbotrons. later he'll be traveling to saint charles seminary where he'll be staying. he plans to address the public at independence hall. there he will focus on immigration and religious freedom. from a security standpoint secret service director joseph clancy said they've preparing for months. secret service protective teams including counter snipe

meisha at cbs-3. no doubt as we gear up for pope's arrival there is a lot going on in the world of will travel today and throughout the weekend. i will have all of the update between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. as well as on the saturday and sunday. from the traffic center i'm meisha johnson have a great afternoon, drive safe out there and i will see you again soon. >>> so meisha will be extremely busy tweeting over the weekend. >>> the big question that everyone has on their mind at this point, big question is what will the weather be like? there is a a possibility of rain on sunday if we can about on the this will weather, pat, we would be all set but possibility of weather on sunday. lets check with kyla outside on the sky deck. >> if anything make going those road closures more bearable is the fact that this weather is so gorgeous. just a stunning day, lots of sunshine. we are not going to car think weather forward into our papal visit weekend. the as we look at the forecast you can see saturday we are exp

find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. >> good morning at 5:22 on wednesday a look at traffic on then gate bridge headed into san francisco, the headlights moving along smoothly and quickly. >> here are seven things to know before you go. number one, the west oakland bart station is back open after a shooting the authorities say a man resisting arrest ended up shooting himself in the stomach with his own gun. officers were wearing body cameras. the footage is being reviewed. >> retired east bay high school is facing child pornography charges. a search warrant was served at the home of marshall pfeiffer in walnut creek yesterday. the 66-year-old taught high school in lafayette for 25 years. >> in an hour, investors will watch how wall street reacts after the 469-point drop. asian markets recovered after another volatile day of trading and the index opened 4.5 percent lower but rebound and finished half a percent down. >> the first court hearing will begin in the case of six baltimore police officers criminally charged in the death of freddie gray a black man dying after suffering a cr

we're at 57 at the coast, 67 inland.beaches, 83 inland, 80 by the late afternoon, but the beaches kind of cool today at about 68. marty. >> thank you. >>> i wan to remind you to keep it here on kron 4 news weekend to follow the major breaking news, this fire in lake county. and coming up, we'll find out how governor brown is responding to the valley fire and help that's on the way. . >>> and we continue to follow breaking news out of lake county as the valley fire rages out of control this morning. you're looking at video from last night, and just look at those horrific scenes as house, cars, trees all bursting into flames. that fire has burned 40,000 acres since it started yesterday. most of the damage is in middletown, about 20 miles south of clear lake, a community of about 1300 people. parts of highway 29 are closed this morning, and new this morning, the governor's office is ready to help. the office of emergency services have secured a grant from fema to help pay for the fire fighting efforts, and we'll have more o

high clouds and sunshine at noon at 68 at the coast and 82 inland.r spread at 68 at the coast and 94 inland by 4:00 and enjoy a fairly comfortable evening at 62 at coast to 86 inland and when the sun sets we will fall into the 70s quickly. >> more was payers are waiting do get through the tolls in san francisco and it will take eight minutes to get and the city. fast track has a better time of it. in the north bay, it looks like which has canceled the accident, or garbage truck fire. we also have a closure starting on sunday in this area at petaluma boulevard south at highway 101, doing some bridge repair and demolition so the drive is closed down and it will re-open on monday. >> we have breaking news, fire investigators are working to determine the cause of a luxury home to go up in flames quickly this morning. amie? >> firefighters saved the garage and car but that is it. the firefighters knew when they looked at it they could not save it. they took a defensive stance when they saw a dangling power line. there was a woman inside, home alone and sh

reopens at 4:00 a.m.n tuesday. in the east bay the 19th street stop in oakland is where you will want to get off take a bart coordinated bus across to the transbay terminal in san francisco. city side embarcadero station will be your last side, walk two blocks to the transbay bus terminal for a bus to the 19th street stop in oakland. there is a big concert billy joel at the at&t park saturday night. >> the special ferry service to the east bay is sold out so it's important to know if you don't already have a ticket you can rely on bart, the bus bridge works and it's going to drop you off at a transbay terminal, or you can hop on a muni business. the last bus home is 1:00 a.m. so plenty of time to get from the concert back. >> reporter: speaking of going places on the water, there will be extra ferry service this weekend between the east bay and san francisco from oakland, alameda and vallejo. in all bart is coordinating 77 additional buses to help shuttle people across the bay. reporting live in san franc

take a look at this. the back up on 95, southbound, and i can tell you, anywhere around cottman now, you are almost not moving because that far accident. there is clean upgoing on. plus there is crews out there. there is people walking around outside their vehicles. also we have disable vehicle schuylkill westbound after gladwynn pulled all the way out to the right shoulder. looks like travelers are getting by now. but i will tell you about 15 minute ago it was a lot of back up congestion, in this area, as well, probably still s i can let you know. that then going to the wide, look at this, the schuylkill 8 miles per hour, so busy monday morning, give yourself couple of extra minutes, over to you. >> 8 miles an hour, thank you. >> new this morning, a stabbing is under investigation in upper darby delaware county. one person was stabbed in the providence manor apartments. it happened around 1:30 in the 800 block of providence road. no details right now on the victim's condition or suspects at this time. >>

and one of the people hit - was just at the wrong place, at >>> breaking news. a bus stop blasted with bullets. one of the people hit at the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> and searchers getting ready to resume looking for a local man to disappeared during a weekend camping trip. >>> plus the correctional deputies accused of killing an inmate face a judge today for the first time. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> a very good tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start with a look at your weather and we thought the dog days of summer were over, kari, but definitely not right now. >> no it's going to be hot for the next few days and temperatures continue to ramp up today. it is now 57 degrees in the north bay and the peninsula is at 60 degrees. after a cool start this is where we're headed today. 101 south bay, east bay 96, peninsula 94, 103 tri-valley, san francisco 96 and the north bay 98 degrees. mike is track ago bart problem right now. >>> that's right. we thought we had everything run nothing service as the transbay tube ope

the 450 pound altar will be at the center at the top of the steps during today's mass. after the altar will be carried inside the sank two wear which. >> reporter: it will be used for months to come. >>> the car pope francis is using to ride around washington is getting a lot of people talking. instead of a limo or suv, he went with a modest $20,000 fiat 500 l. the license plate reads scv 1 which are the latin initials for the vatican county state. they tweeted #blessed. he rides around rome in a blue ford focus. the first ever pope mobile was a 1929 fiat. >> wow. >>> four kids have a story about the pope to keep their friends jealous for the rest of their lives. the first, third, fifth and seventh graders from local catholic schools greeted with pope francis with flowers at joint base andrews. one was jocelyn aquino of silver springs. she attends sacred heart catholic school. >> it was nice to meet the most important person in the world. i got to meet the person that teaches people love and his message. >> wait, there's more. jocelyn also got to meet president obama an

he's expected to land at jfk at around 5:00. he will then make his way to st. patrick's cathedral in midtown. eyewitness news is your go-to source on the information on -- go-to source for the information on the upcoming papal visit. find it on abc7ny.com/pope. political reporter dave evans is in washington, d.c. he will have a live report coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00. >>> it is not just one of the top gadgets for techies. still to come on eyewitness news, how the apple watch saved the life of a high school football player. >>> from a small rockland county church to a seat right next to pope francis, a special honor for new york's longest serving deacon. i'm marcus solis. the story coming up. >>> and we take another live look at the basilica in washington, d.c. where a mass >>> back live and you are watching history in the making. the first time a saint canonized on u.s. soil, all this happening inside the basilica of national shrine of the immaculate conception in washington where spanish missionary credited with bringing catholicism to california will

dewpoint at 54. and winds west-southwest at 6 miles per hour.winds this morning are light. here's a little cloud cover that's tried to form. there's that stuff you just saw off the coast in the process of evaporating. today will be yet another sunny bright day. it's going to be warm later, too. 63 by 8 o'clock. nice weather in the morning to get your exercising done. then 78 by 11 o'clock. still not too bad. later in the afternoon it does get warmer. by 2 o'clock we're at 85 and your high of 87 probably around 3:30 or 4 o'clock this afternoon. high temperatures from north to south, everybody is warm. 86 in allentown, 85 the high in trenton today, 87 in reading, 86 in wilmington, 84 degrees in millville and closer to the 80-degree mark in cape may and on up the coast toward atlantic city. if you're head to the phillies tonight, the nicest night of the last three to go see phillies baseball. they're going to try and get one up on the nationals. mostly clear and comfortable, 78 degrees, warm for the first pitch and then in the ninth inning, skat 68

we're supposed to be at 4,000. we're at 3869. i can't imagine that the district would think it makes sense to remove this police officer when we're struggling to retain police officers. >> the officer did not dispute she received special consideration in her application because of her d.c. residency. a spokesperson for the d.c. department of human resources which instituted this job action tells news 4 that once the matter goes to a hearing, it becomes a personnel matter and in each case is handled on a case by case basis. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> preparing for the pontiff this morning. last minute touches are under way as pope francis gets ready to make his first official visit to the u.s. >> but are you ready from the closures to the added security? we are working to get you up to speed on everything you need to know. it is 5:01. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today." we have complete team coverage on the papal visit for you this mor

maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". juliet: temperatures in the 60s. ben: 80s today, one of those pretty nice, warm september days. mike woods has the pretty easy forecast for the rest of the week. juliet: the nypd is working with several agencies to make sure the pontiff is saved, this as the un general assembly begins today. the assembly. ben: if you plan on visiting any national parks, leave your e-cigarettes at home. they are now banned. juliet: get ready for the mary hopkins, anna gilligan has details. ben: that was i have to admit one of my favorite kids movies. juliet: i have never seen mary collins. i saw the sound of music. ben: it is incredibly long. you watch these movies you like as a kid, watch them now and it is long and kind of boring. mary hopkins is 2-1/2 hours--. 5:31. i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. let's go to mike. >> meteorologist: when it is on tbs is four hours. it goes on. great for a snow day after noon

leon: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- following suit. how am track prepares to take page from handbook. alison: the man accused of killing two college students head back to court. leon: his commander says he was acting in the selfless manner. we are more on how the marine died. >> this time by the bushes across from a popular well-known high school. we will hear from the men who came to the victim's aid. i am gee new information in the murder of a virginia tech student. jesse matthew will go on trial october 16. he is charged with first-degree murder in the 2009 murder of morgan harrington. matthew also charged in the kidnapping and the murder of hannah graham. today a judge denied two defense motions including one for details about the grand jury that indicted matthew. friday a judge in fairfax county will sentence matthew for a 2005 sense wall -- sexual assault. alison: arlington county investigators are trying to figure out if a man who assaulted the woman last night could be behind half a dozen other attacks since late july. that hap

look at the warmup. 7 adegrees at 8:00. by 11:00, 86 degrees. and then 92 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. >> back to school day. >> you said you're going ponytail later. >> oh, yeah. >> local updates in 25 minutes. >> you can always get updates at the nbc news app. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. answering the call. meeting enthusiastic crowds all weekend what joe biden is telling supporters about a possible campaign. when will he decide and will hillary clton's slipping poll numbers usher biden into the race. >> breaking overnight a bold move by the pope. what he's doing to bring millions of divorced catholics back to the church. >> back to work the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion returning to his practice today. will his patients follow? >>> and trapped. a 4-year-old and his dog fall down a well

oakland at 90 degrees right now. 92 at mountain view and san jose. 73 at half moon bay. here's a look at blue sky from our rooftop camera. 92 degrees in santa rosa. fairfield 94. 96 concord. 98 at livermore. and we've got clear skies at the golden gate bridge. it will be a spare the air day tomorrow. air quality is declining and will remain in decline for much of the week. triple digit heat especially in our inland areas through friday. the heat will finally ease, we believe, this weekend. satellite radar composite image shows a massive area of high pressure. it is also a hot air mass that will bring us hot weather all weeklong. so don't look for any breaks for a while. here is a look at the seven-day high temperature trend in san jose. notice the average high this time of year in san jose is 83 degrees. highs of 97. 96 the next three days in san jose. 95 on friday. we won't see temperatures tapering off significantly until the weekend. and that's indicative of what all of our inland areas can expect, the kind of pattern. we'll see higher temperatures in many other inlan

dom chu back at hq.on chico's. >> the women's apparel retailer is up 11% on very light volume. 10,000, 11,000 shares of volume. this after bloomberg headlines that chico's is said to be weighing a possible sale of itself and has been approached by some private equity buyers including sycamore partners and this is according to people familiar with the matter. you can see those shares in the extended hours trading. the story goes on to say, though, a person familiar, that sycamore has already made an offer and is trying to line up financing while talks continue with other potential bidders. you may recall that these parties were also rumored or talked about earlier this year as potentially being a part of deal talks again. so it appears as though with this particular bit of news they are renewing some of these talks. again, according to a bloomberg report citing sources familiar. we'll keep an eye on those shares, but for right now again, only about 10,000, 11,000 shares' worth of volume. back over to you,

it's not too bad in atlantic city at the airport at 62 degrees. into the rest of today we'll continue to stay below average. temperatures in the low 70s. 74 will be your high. you can see mostly cloudy skies over philadelphia. we'll see a little more sunshine toward the afternoon. it's going to take a while. we're seeing showers, that's closer to the lehigh valley. 63 degrees right now. look at our humidity. a comfortable level. it will feel like a fall chill day. our wind speeds out of the northeast at 12 miles per hour. then as we head into the first day of fall, we'll warm above average. it's kind of ironic that on the last day of summer we're going to be below average. satellite/radar shows where the scattered showers are, you can see they are isolated mainly lancaster, work, also we expect showers to continue for another two hours, then see those tapering off. we'll stay dry in philadelphia an for south jersey. by 11:00, 68, 2:00, 72. today's high 74. i'm tracking temperatures pushing into the high 70s by tomorrow. how long we'll stay there t

at 6:34. happening today, friends and family will gather to say their final good-bye to photo journalist adam ward, shot to death on live television last week. ward will be laid to rest today. he and reporter alison parker were shot and killed by a former coworker during a live interview for wdbj's morning newscast last week. the celebration of adam's life will be held at first baptist church in roanoke. those in attendance will be wearing the colors of his alma mater. salem high school and virginia tech university. >>> school is back in session, but so is a serious health warning at cal. a student now in isolation after testing positive for the measles. "today in the bay's" chuck coppola is live at uc berkeley with all the details. >> reporter: they've narrowed it down to one student but who knows how many other students may have been infected or members of the public that the student may have come in contact w there is concern that the student may have infected others before displaying the s

firefighters told me that no one was actually home at one of the -- at one of them at the tiemd. but then there was that homeowner who we mentioned who was about to lay down and go to sleep when a neighbor came and was knocking on the door and made sure he got up and got out. he heard the smoke alarm going off just as he was getting out, so the good news, everybody is okay. firefighters are trying to figure out what might have started that fire. the homeowner has no idea. >>> right now, d.c. police say they want to speak with this man. he is a person of interest in the killing of the a.u. grad. police say 19-year-old andre dudley is a suspect in a burglary that happened in northeast on august 12th. this is surveillance video from that robbery. two days later, matthew shlonsky was shot and killed outside the shaw metro station. police have made one arrest in the murder but dudley is a person of interest in this case. >>> at the live desk, a bad start for asian markets as the stocks slump on first day of trading. this after china's manufacturing fell to the three year low in august

who was later transported to a hospital at fairfax and died at some point during the day. the suspect also young men took off on foot. sheriff mike chapman says the suspect and the victim student at parkview high school knew one another. not a random crime. may be gang related. seven schools were in lockdown mode. no one allowed in or out. >> we want them to know that the schools are safe. we err on the side of caution. >> neighbors couldn't believe what they were hearing. >> it's terrifying? in an area they call sleepy and quiet. >> absolutely surprised. >> late today we spoke to jennifer who knew the victim well. >> a close friend. i can't believe. jeff: such a difficult day. a few hours ago sheriff chapman sad a good idea of two of the suspects were but they didn't know where one was. that was a few hours ago. we have not heard from the sheriff in a while. this is a developing story. we will stay on top of it and have the latest for you at 6:00. kimberly: there was a deadly crash. this video from news copper 7. the investigators say a car was making a left turn when he

look at 395 southbound there at glebe road. some slowdowns.bound, much better than a problem in the northbound lanes here this morning. big look at the beltway overall. no major problems getting slow outer loop to have the beltway as you're approaching georgia avenue and inbound 395, northbound, a little slow just after the beltway. >>> officials in virginia want to make sure changes made to older guardrails will keep you safe. state officials are traveling to california this week to begin crash tests on new guardrails. the older guardrails from trinity industries impale vehicles rather than buckle on impact. the company was ordered to pay $663 million as part of a lawsuit last fall. virginia has been working to replace the guardrail since last year. >>> the wait is over. the silver spring transit center is set to open. can you believe it? it will open on sunday. $50 million over budget and four years behind schedule. metro has now taken ownership of the building. sunday is the big day. it will be a link. >>> we have new tourism numbers from v

coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- is the census at work again collecting information? not right now. the letter you need to throw out so you don't fall victim for another scam out there operating. we'll tell you about it coming up. alison: plus, pope francis made headlines for his views on abortion, marriage, many topics. where he really stands and how catholics here are handling the pope's stances when "abc7 news at 4:00" continues. jonathan: we have a heads up about a letter that thousands of people right now are getting out there that appears to be a census form. alison: but it's not. consumer reporter john matarese shows what you need to look out for so you don't waste your money. john: people across the d.c. area receive a strange letter in the mail that claims to be from the u.s. census bureau. there is no census this year. why are they asking you to take a survey? should you be suspicious? scott opened his mail and found an official-looking notice. >> it's from the sen us the bureau. on the front it said required by law i fill it out. a survey. john: that's stra

unlike yesterday morning looks like a better ride at least at this point.till have a crash in lower moreland along terwood road at inverness lane. our construction on the ramp connecting the turnpike with fort washington has cleared. for the next half hour the left and send lanes are closed on 295. in ocean county the down polled blocking the northbound lanes at nine are gone so go ahead and use it. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> developing overnight a firefighter in montgomery county is in the hospital this morning after being injured on the job. crews are battling a blaze on the 100 block of south chestnut street in lansdale. when the firefighter was burned. so far no word on what kicked off those flames but we are being told the firefighter is expected to be okay. >> ♪ >>> in just a few hours pilgrims from around world will gather right here in philadelphia. they'll spend the rest of the week coming together to celebrate the family and of course the highlight is the when the pope joins their number. let's go on over to "action news" reporter katherine scot

here is a look at 6:00 this evening. still at 89. going to keep those very high temperatures around through i think about the 7:00 hour and even at 86 degrees at 8:00, with the humidity, it's still going to be a little uncomfortable out there your evening, could you see the shower chances dying off and future weather, some clouds across tomorrow morning, maybe another start with some patchy fog, but it is looking dry right now for early tomorrow morning. chances for the afternoon with the showers and thunderstorms that will pop will start early. once again, from the bay breeze. i think as early as 1:00, we could see some scattered showers, thunderstorms around the area, then a better chance tomorrow with the actual weather front that will start kick nothing our area around 3, 4:00. so, they will be everywhere popping tomorrow afternoon and they could be pretty strong and hefty as we even get into the late evening hours, produce some moderate to heavy rain and some lightning across the area. tomorrow's one of those days also, again, w

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that's after fox 29 news at 10:00 then tune in starting at 6:00 a.m.orrow we'll bring all of the pope's events across the city live right here on fox 29. >>> many of those visitors karen just mentioned are staying in hotels across the city. >> that's great for lot of folks but others have made alternative a range many. bill? (no audio friend. (. >> eagles getting ready for a brutal jets defense practicing at monmouth university. howard eskin breaks down the matchup and gives us his keys to the game later in sports. >> madison square garden in new york city jam pack right now as the pope celebrates mass inside the famous sports arena. you're taking a look at everything going on life right here on fox 29. back in a moment. ñÑ ♪ >>> hundreds of thousands of people will make their way into philadelphia to see pope francis this weekend but only about 100 begin and end their day iconic war ship. a lot of people moving through camden for that long walk over the delaware river. >> for this group of lucky visitors it doesn't get much closer. fox 29's bill ander

here we are at the equinox. roberta can tell us all about that. >> it was crazy because yesterday the last day of summer we cooled down by 20 to 25 degrees. today the first day of autumn and we are warming back up again. good morning, everybody. heading out the door at this hour, a thin layer of clouds at the see shore into the bay where currently at 46 degrees in napa to 55 in san jose, we are going up all the way up to 88 in livermore. the full forecast is minutes away. >> we are going to talk about the 580/680 roadwork. crews are out there once again this morning. a couple of ramps are shut down until 5 a.m. there's also an accident in the clearing stages on 205. this will affect your approach to the altamont pass. we'll have details on this with "kcbs traffic" still ahead, guys. >> thank you. >>> and a live look out at washington, dc where pope francis and president obama will get together again a short time from now. and for more on the pope's activities today, here's cbs news' weijia jang. >>> reporter: fr

this is a look at the expected breakdown at the airports, about 800,000 at jfk, 470,000 at newark, and 336,000 at laguardia. meanwhile at bridges and tunnels around town, port authority officials expecting about 2.6 million vehicles to pass through, not bad at all. now back to the gas prices. begins at 7:00 this morning the gas here along the turnpike will drop $0.07 to 2.20 a gallon. prices are basically an average of statewide gas prices in jersey. 2.20 gives you a good idea of what you'll face if you're hitting the road. officials say it is a busy holiday travel weekend so build in a little extra time. give yourself just a few extra minutes but certainly not bad news at all to face on this holiday weekend. the lowest gas prices in ten years. not bad at all. reporting live in jersey, rob nelson channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right rob, thank you. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and mom amy freeze. >> happy friday to you, what a day it's going to be with temperatures lower in the lower 80s. it's going to feel refreshing by the time this front comes

>> not at all. some of the pieces are tour of but to see the integrity of this thing all in place, it floored me. reporter: they don't make a like this anymore? >> this thing is ready to go back in service. reporter: thank you so much. if you're wondering what happens to this pipe next, it is headed towards the museum. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. kimberly: we are following breaking news with metro. it's regarding the chief safety officer of metro. abc 7 news has learned that james doughty has resigned. the board was in a meeting all day looking into the derailment in the smithsonian station last month. the chief inspection officer of metro has resigned. we learned that metro new they could be a problem and did not do anything about a fix. it could be directly related to that. more on this breaking story coming up at 6:00. one of life's biggest hassles is finding a parking spot and then paying for it. a major city in our area may soon make you pay for parking for a longer. of time -- p jonathan: a live

after his address at the u.n.he pope will participate at a service at the 9 oe 11 memorial, visit a school in harlem, lead a processional in central park and hold a mass in madison square garden. he held a prayer service. >> good morning, anne-marie. this will be the most jam packed tour the pope will have. while there is plenty of excitement his messages are getting more serious. the vatican flag will be raised for the first time outside the united nations this morning ahead of pope francis's visit to the general assembly. world leaders including president obama are said to be adopting a set of goals by 2030 including ending poverty and combatting climate charge. in his comments before congress francis spoke forcefully on those issues while calling attention to immigration. >> we must not be taken aback by the numbers but, rather, view them as persons. >> reporter: fairfield university priest expects francis will use his speech today to highlight the crisis. >> he considers the immigrants today in the world in ge

we're looking at an easy drive at the bay bridge. we do have a couple of cars waiting over off to the left side this morning. a smooth drive for the sensors for the east shore freeway, the maze and oakland. the north bay the same. there is a crash in vallejo, we will talk about that, but it's off of i-80. a smooth flow of traffic around the east bay and across the bridges. >>> remembering september 11th this morning. millions will once again pause to honor and commemorate the 3,000 people lost in the terrorist attacks that day in 2001. this is a live look at new york city this morning at ground zero where one of many remembrance ceremonies will be held at the world trade center site in lower manhattan. we will have a live report from ground zero coming up in the next ten minutes. >>> among the ceremonies happening across the country this morning, one right here in the bay area is going to remember the passengers aboard sfo bound flight 93, the plane that crashed in a field in pennsylvania killing all 40 people on board. >> "today in

temperatures at 7:00 a.m. at the embassy on mass avenue near 60 degrees. 64 at noon.from lunch to leaving time as the pope moves from capitol hill over to st. patricks and then down to joint base andrews, temperatures near 11:00, 71, 77 and 1:00. and near 80 degrees for an on-time departure of papa 1. let's see if today will be another easy day on the roads for melissa. >> wouldn't that be nice. taking a look at the beltway, overall, looking good. no problems here on the beltway right now. 66. into town and out of town. we don't have any problem. as you're headed northbound on 95, the only thing i'm seeing here is right here on top of the screen, we're starting to get a tad yellow through dale city. normal and typical. metro's schedule. again, they open at 5:00 or i should say regular hours. all stations open. some entrances shut down during various part os testify day. they will have peak service running all day today until at least 10:00 this oochbing. i'll be back in ten minutes with some travel times. >> thank you, melissa. >>> this morning when the pope arrives a

at home. >> look at that, marie.'s any that for a second? >> here today, gone to maui. >> surf still up there, been incredibly active seasonment look, now category one, look on it heals, there is him even a, surround every pretty wild this year. see third one, kilo right there also category one. surf will be up for awhile. talk about the surf headed back home. do have bit of moderate risk of rip current, beach haven point north, point south, low risk, heads up, not great beach day today obviously, because we're looking out for the potential of some thunderstorms this afternoon, high of just 81 degrees, as you can see, uv index certainly knocked down little bit there. so probably okay this morning, but watch out this afternoon. current temperatures right now as we head into philadelphia, 76 degrees. and, 73 in trenton, temperatures not bad, right? seventy-one millville. start to see these move up. they won't be moving anywhere near as quickly as yesterday. dew point still upper 60s, even 70s some spots, as you me? dov

his fifth victim, 17 years old, is emptying trash at an ice cream parlor where she works at 11:00 at i walk up behind her and i said let's go for a jog. five words i wish i had never said. >> rhodes takes her to the nearby railroad tracks. he rapes her and then unleashes a ferocious assault. >> something made him mad and he reached in his back pocket and pulled out his knife and just started stabbing. he said he stabbed her two or three times. actually, he stabbed her about 17 times in the back and then rolled her over and stabbed her a few more times. and then ran off and left her on the railroad tracks for dead. left her for dead. >> the victim is reported missing shortly after being abducted. concerned that their serial rapist has struck again, police mount a massive search. >> they did send out police and a helicopter and a dog. and a dog started tracking down the tracks, but then turned off. >> the girl's stepfather also looks for her with a flashlight. he finds her six hours after the attack, unconscious, bleeding but miraculously still alive. >> and he carried her to the car a

tickets start at $25.e pacific coast fog fest in pacifica. 200 booths will fill the streets from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and it is free. martinez, the bay area blues festival in martinez is going on both days from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. it features music, food, beer, wines. or if you would rather enjoy a day at the museum, museum day is saturday. register online at smithsonian.com for free tickets. 9ers and raiders are on the road this weekend. i am rosemary orozco. >>> a bay area health clinic where the healthcare is free. coming up, a look at how doctors and nurses are making a difference even though they are not getting paid. >> tracking the weekend forecast. it is here. weather is looking good. how warm it will get in your backyard. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> a fun event in oakland. a fundraiser put on by warriors players, klay thompson and steph curry. ktvu's jong s is there. -- john sasaki is there. >> reporter: this is a heck of

here's a look at the 42 freeway right at creek road.f you're making your way up to the walt whitman bridge not looking too badly right now but we're starting to see it pick up and we have been seeing it pick up throughout the afternoon. a live look at the ben franklin bridge and you can see those westbound lanes into the city. again not looking too badly but the walt whitman bridge right now is very slow and keep in mind we have a phillies game out there tonight as well. back to you, rick and sharrie. >> all right, autumn thank you again. >>> still to come on "action news" monday night, vindication for amanda knox. italy's highest court explains why it threw out her murder conviction. we've got details. >> plus a local high school football team is looking towards another steatite tell. while mourning the loss of one of their players. jaime apody has more of that coming up in sports and cecily is in for adam tonight. hi, cecily. >> hi, sharrie. the heat is on. the high today 90 degrees in philadelphia. burlington the hottest day so far t

hbo is a serious scoring big at the emmy awards at the 67 awards.um cable network winning 43 statues, making history 14 primetime emmys. can the thrones taking up the outstanding drama comes supporting actor, director, for emmys including julia louis dreyfus. training habits including surprise appearance by tracey morgan. it was his first major public appearance since his traumatic car crash last year. the late actor in a drama went for john hamm for his series finale role in not an brought in after seven previous nomination and viola davis making history as the first black actress to win an emmy for leading actress in a drama. take a look. >> has suffered a dramatic brain injury that put in a coma for eight days. i finally regained consciousness. i was ecstatic to learn that wasn't the one who messed up. >> first emmy-winning 16th nomination for john hamm. >> there has been a terrible mistake clearly. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else's opportunity. you cannot win an emmy for her role that is simply not there. lauren:

the pope will arrive at jfk tonight at 5:00. he will hold an evening prayer service as we all know at st. patrick's cathedral at 6:45. back to you. >> he will meet with all kinds of people including these kids. >> yeah, they are perfect. they're professing their singing skills. they are going to get a personal visit from pope francis. >> all right. listen to their singing. okay. they're not too loud. >> that is the praying part. the pontiff will stop by our lady of queen of angels in harlem tomorrow. 24 students from four different catholic schools in the area will perform a song for him. >> we met some of the kids earlier. they get to talk to him. they have little questions they like to ask. they are interesting questions. >> i have to say they are well-thought out questions. they will present him with gift. >> that is michael. he wants to know if the pope carry as cell phone and why he decided to become a priest as young man. >> they have a book of prayers for the pontiff. that is their gift to him. >> pope will make an appear

look at that despite. over the last three months, how gone upthat gauge has in tandem with the volatility that we have seen -- with the decline we have seen in the markets. much of that is having to do with what is going on overseas. the world market index. it shows that we have seen the worst month since 2012. we are off in the last three months, down by almost 21%. alix'smarkets, which is specialty. we had the biggest three-day rally in 20 years. we're back down 7% now. the year to date, we have been looking at how we have dropped from the peak. there are still concerns. aboutc serious essentially pairing up with other countries to cut back on production? inventory levels in the u.s., they continue to rise. alex: if you look at the intraday, that little jump where we are signaling we are off the bottom of oil could be important for the market. they attention to that. we want to check on the bond market. where are you going to put her money when you are freaking out? go to the treasury market. you are say

it will be breezy if you're out there at at&t park at the dodgers versus giants first pitch at 7:15 itdropping back into the lower 60s by the end of the game as those clouds continue to move in. let's take it hour by hour in livermore. 79 degrees at lunchtime. and then jumping into the mid to upper 80s. it will be a warm afternoon and then cooling off nicely for tonight as the clouds roll back in. our lows dropping down into the 60s by early in the morning. we will also still have the clouds along the immediate coast. this shows you the visibility. and as the clouds continue to move into the east bay we will have start with clouds once again. and then by tomorrow we'll have a harder time shaking those clouds getting some sunshine. and our temperatures will be down quite a bit as well. for not only tomorrow but the next couple of days because of a system that is well offshore. but still moving some clouds across the bay area that's also given us the beautiful sunrises and sunsets. with all of the colors in the sky and then some nice clouds to kind of paint the landscape. as we go into t

you are looking at a german shepard puppy, porter, porter was shot after approaching people at a public park and the owner says the dog was being friendly and the shooter says that was not the case, one thing is certain, porter is dead today and the couple wants someone held accountable. and now chad pradelli is live to explain why no one is facing charges. >> the dog's owners want the shooter prosecuted but cases like this is not clear-cut and the shooter and his wife felt they were in danger. the shooter had a permit to carry a weapon and he was walking his wife to the bus stop at 6:30 a.m., when the german shepherd, porter fetched a ball and porter growled and barked and lunged at his wife and then the man shot the dog once, killing it. >> the owner claims the dog was startled but roughly 20 feet away when he was shot. he says the use of force was excessive, and the 11-month-old was friendly. >> it's a tough situation. >> you can see both sides of it? >> i can. >> if i felt threatened. you do anything to protect a loved one and also the animal was a loved one to the person. >> philad

let us bring in the senior vp at raymond james, and the managing director at lomura.do you make of this volatility and more importantly where are we going with oil prices? >> right. good afternoon. we're real big believers that you have to sort through positioning versus fundamentals. recent volatility is really about positioning. you see 2 1/2 to 4 standard deviation type moves in oil which you really haven't seen since you showed the ovx or talked about is since '08, '01 and '98. you get everyone short the market, then an event occurs like the eia comes out with lower production in north america which people are watching very closely. or a 300-plus facility of crude goes offline in canada and you get the kind of volatility we are talking about. >> the eia changed its production. >> u.s. production is rolling over monthly data can be choppy. but certain ly balkin is rollin over. we had chatter from opec, "opec" magazine saying maybe we should talk to some non-opec producers about instilling some discipline. it doesn't mean any change in policy. but given how oversold