but first i'm going to belgrade, there's no space left here.rter: in belgrade, he wants to look out for people traffickers who can smuggle him over the border. his friend haif gives him food for the journey, but doesn't want to go with him. >> so i think after 50 day inshallah i will go hungary. reporter: then he wants his wife and childrn to join him. and like nearly everyone here, he hopes to move on to western europe and germany some day. michelle: while countries like hungary are resistant to accepting refugees, portugal has made it clear it's ready and willing to resettle about 10,000 of them. so far, only a few hundred have come. officials blame lack of awareness. when a migrant thinks of europe, countries like germany, france or the united kingdom tend to spring to mind. portugal, because of its size and location, is less well known. but while the people in small towns like penela are welcoming, their motives aren't entirely altruistic. reporter: social worker nataliya bekh is happy to see every refugee. she works with migrants in the sm

but first i'm going to belgrade, there's no space left here.rter: in belgrade, he wants to look out for people traffickers who can smuggle him over the border. his friend haif gives him food for the journey, but doesn't want to go with him. >> so i think after 50 day inshallah i will go hungary. reporter: then he wants his wife and childrn to join him. and like nearly everyone here, he hopes to move on to western europe and germany some day. michelle: while countries like hungary are resistant to accepting refugees, portugal has made it clear it's ready and willing to resettle about 10,000 of them. so far, only a few hundred have come. officials blame lack of awareness. when a migrant thinks of europe, countries like germany, france or the united kingdom tend to spring to mind. portugal, because of its size and location, is less well known. but while the people in small towns like penela are welcoming, their motives aren't entirely altruistic. reporter: social worker nataliya bekh is happy to see every refugee. she works with migrants in the sm

. >> hundreds came out for a block party at belgrade and clearfield streets. religious and city official where is in attendance for seven year-old philomena, they are using the #pray for phil and storm the heavens to support the little girl. neighbors and friend organized all of the fun. >> we need community, and it is such a great friend. probably hundreds of thousands of little girls in the same situation. but with port richmond and surrounding area, it is a very tight community. >> several people sent family pictures with the #pray for phil including flyers player ron hextall and soccer pro, carli lloyd. >>> dave kinchen is following breaking news for us out of glenside, dave, good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and lauren. abington township police officer is hurt while trying to wrestle will a gun away from a person they were trying to help, we will tell you how that officer is doing after the break but first, here's sabina. >> reporter: dave, black bunting hung from this firehouse and firehousees throughout wilmington as city mourns two fallen h

hundreds came out for this block party at belgrade and clearfield streets in port richmond for seven year-old philomena, so they are using the #pray for phil and storm heavens to support the little girl. >> this is such a great community and such a great friend when you think of the hundreds of thousands of little girls in the same situation, it is with port richmond and surrounding area, very tight community. >> flyers general manager ron hextall and soccer pro carli lloyd also showed their support for philomena. >>> coming up, on good day police take down a man with the gun what the suspect was trying to do when he attacked those officers. >>> plus folks in wilmington are coming together to honor two fire fighters who died battling a house fire over weekend. how pair of fallen heroes are remembered this morning. when it comes to risking social security on the stock market... pat toomey wrote the book. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage..

hundreds came out for a block party at belgrade and clearfield in port richmond for seven year-old philomena. they are using #pray for phil and soaring in the heavens to support this girl. neighbors are organized to help this cause. >> it is a unique community. such great friends. this little girl in the same situation, and to get a result like that but with port richmond and surrounding area we're a very tight community. >> flyers general manager ron hextall, and soccer pro carli lloyd also showed their support for little philomena. >>> all right. bracing for what is, sure to be one of the most watched political events in u.s. history. the first presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton why so much is on the line tonight. >>> but first dave kinchen, good morning to you. >> reporter: eagles are three and zero. this town is excited. we are talking to fans of the bird all across town after the break. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating fro

i think we should stiffen the embargo on the belgrade government, and i think we have o consider whether or not we should lift the arms embargo now on the bosnians, since they are in no way in a fair fight with a heavily armed opponent bent on ethnic cleansing. we can't get involved in the quagmire, but we must do what we can. >> all right, moving on now to divisions in our country, the first question goes to governor clinton for 2 minutes, and ann will ask it. >> governor clinton, can you tell us what your definition of the word "family" is? >> a family involves at least one parent, whether natural or adoptive or foster, and children. a good family is a place where love and discipline and good values are transmuted (sic) from the elders to the children, a place where people turn for refuge, and where they know they're the most important people in the world. america has a lot of families that are in trouble today. there's been a lot of talk about family values in this campaign. i know a lot about that. i was born to a widowed mother who gave me family values, and grandparents. i've seen

and took a risk in asking him to get personally involved, along with the head of finland, to go to belgrade and to take a set of proposals from the united states that would constitute basically a surrender by serbia. but it was a calculated risk that paid off. now, i could probably give you some other examples of decisions over the last 24 years. i have been in public service for 24 years, jim. and throughout all that time the people i have fought for have been the middle-class families, and i have been willing to stand up to powerful interests like the big insurance companies, the drug companies, the hmos, the oil companies. they have good people and they play constructive roles sometimes, but sometimes they get too much power. i cast my lot with the people even when it means that you have to stand up to some powerful interests who are trying to turn the policies and the laws to their advantage. you can see it in this campaign. the big drug companies support governor bush's prescription drug proposal. they oppose mine because they don't want to get medicare involved because they're afraid

i mean, i remember being with her in belgrade.knees and crawled in between tripods to ask jesse jackson a question. she is nothing if not persistent. but matt lauer really being dinged for not following up on donald trump and correcting him when he said that he was against the iraq war even before the war. even though he's on record as telling howard stern i guess we should go in. but don't forget matt lauer were very quick to follow up on the question on the sexual assault in the military where he challenged donald trump on it. seemed to rock him back on his heels. i mean, my feeling is i think lauer did a fine job. >> i feel the same way. >> i was stunned about the backlash. >> let's talk to geraldo rivera. did you think matt lauer was too hard on her and not hard enough on him? >> one quick story. in haiti, covering the earthquake, i was in the position where i wanted to get to hillary. she did everything to duck me. i swear to god, i was over there, she started to walk behind people like this. you know? finally -- i'm reaching