yesterday here the first stop was before we go to social media there are a few popular sayings from broad city i was hoping you could help me better understand as queen so yes queen originated in the sort of ball culture in new york city. ball called ball like drag queens walking the runway and voting and it kind of resurfaced within the queer community as jaros recently yeah and then it. it punctured through like us on our show nature's pocket nature's prophet is another word for vagina. guess. waspy your brain lying. this is this is when i'm wrong going on abby for not being nebbishy enough like a good new york to us but you know really holding her head high like an american a mainline jew it's like she was the jew i a lot of came to a home with me once and she was like this is crazy she felt like it was like oh very it is where i'm from is very is waspy i was like you know it was and yeah i was like the only jew and also we're driving around and i was like do you notice the flags you look down the street it's very american flags every ten feet i was like really floored you know. full mole f

on something grant's last on face book how long a stand up differ from the way we see your own broad city oh stand up oh i was like yeah i mean like. i was like in trump era posture. you know it's just me the character abroad city is very much scripted and curated versions of me and my standup is just me as the creator of broad city and you know. human along a stand up is it's like a raw or version of her then we have it's yeah it's like you know it's very much it's like all on is having a conversation you're like very and then i hang it out yeah it looks like hang out is a natural stand up whereas on the show it's very punchy you do stand up i don't i never really have i didn't want to direct rares yeah i did more like character sketch stuff but we lean on twitter i know you're both big hillary supporters in your opinions what are the females produce potential in the future and would either of you get into politics. ok so first of all we're both interested in like. private constituent politics speak just like as a person on a vote on progressive i guess elizabeth warren yeah i love eliza

larry king is a broad city. and. the law you recently suggested should wear diapers on my part you. i have to tell you that this season is telling him it's good this season is so good and so funny and i think we sort of like got this comedy rhythm of ours going and just in case anybody has any leakage or looseness i just wondered because you know enough to get up with if you want me i'll do ok that's ok i'm jewish yeah i just said it would be it makes me a great family member and he would you be a great family member of god that i could quote was you know that's right who has some secret to new york city well the reality of it is not funny that's right. or it's you know the reality of day by day thing after thing now is not funny at all interests and i lent larry king at this stage yeah this is a big eagle doing about a woman putting on a what strap on. o.j. we have superman so all the strong larry king now. well good job larry king now and today i am well pleased happiest two of the biggest names in american comedy abbi jacobson and their long had laser. together abby and a lot rig

larry king dog is a broad city. and along a glacier ilana you recently suggested you should wear diapers on my car. i have to tell you that this season is alan selling good this season is so good and so funny i think we sort of like got this comedy rhythm of ours going and just in case anybody has any leakage or looseness i just want to because thirty readings and out you know enough to get up if you want me i'll do ok that's ok i'm jewish i said yeah i just said it would be it makes me a great family member he would you be a great family member that i could punish you know that's right who has some secret to the city well the reality. it's not funny that's right. the reality of day by day thing after thing now it's not funny at all interests and i lent larry king at this stage yeah this is a big. strap on. a we have it it's all strong.

is a broad city. and no longer glacier ilana you recently suggested you should wear diapers and. i have to tell you that this season is not. him so good this isn't a so good and so funny i think we sort of like got this comedy rhythm of ours going and just in case anybody has any leakage or looseness i just want to because thirty ready to get up if you want me i'll do ok ok that's good. yeah it would be it makes me a great family member be a great family member. that's right yeah.

. >> north broad street, city hall lit up.et's check in about the rain and about the winds with krystal klei and the most accurate weather forecast. >> yeah. the front is moving through as we speak, kicking up the winds, bringing rain that's passing by right now. south jersey and delaware, the focus of the rain. scattered showers over the pennsylvania suburbs, even berks county getting a little sprinkle here or there. most of the rain is focused farther south than the northernmost parts of the area. this is no surprise. we expected that this would be out during the morning hours. by the afternoon, while we'll have clouds, we won't have the rain to track. bucks to montgomery county to chester county, sprinkles will continue, an isolated shower here or there. light rain over philadelphia. a steadier rain that's over burlington county, stretching down to salem and cumberland county. hammond ton, vineland, steadier rain. upper pitt's grove the same. nothing terribly heavy. we'd see yellows, oranges, red if we had heavy rain. new c

. >> 34-24 -- >> reporter: an act parodied on "key & peele" and "broad city." are no laughing matter. and one woman has taken to social media to flip the script making international headlines in the process. noa, a college student spent a month taking selfies with men she said were catcalling her and her account called at dear catcallers gaining hundreds of thousands of followers posting this selfie with a man whose face we blurred, he followed her for blocks before asking want t another stranger she alleges even asked for a kiss. >> so many women walk in the street, get harassed and stay quiet, feel demeaned and do nothing. it's hard to speak up. it's so hard to talk back when you feel unsafe. >> reporter: the 20-year-old writing, this instagram has the aim to create awareness about the objectification of women in daily life. >> what this woman has done is used social media as a tool to take back her own power. >> reporter: she is not the first to fight back. in 2014 shoshanna roberts filmed herself walking the streets of new york documenting more than 100 cat

trying to get to center city or south phillie, head through the vine street expressway that's open and easy to travel now, everything's still in the green, and you can head down to broad street and center city that way, or trying to get to south phillie, southbound, head to the international airport that way, or, again, going the pressway westbound. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:21 now, live outside. 62 degrees on this thursday morning. find out what's to come with first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> a few scattered clouds, we didn't have that yesterday. we had fog in the area. not today. clouds passing by dry, see them here at the studios. they are keeping temperatures warmer this morning. lehigh valley and delaware in the 50s along with south jersey, but 60s in philadelphia and suburbs are in the low 60s. warmer start this morning, and a quick warmup during the day. l radar shows clouds, nearest showers are northwest, reaching in the lehigh valley this afternoon. a storm system comes together for a good chance of showers on sunday, and then attention turns to the gulf of mexico. another storm coming together, potentially another hurricane. now, the storm is

now police are searching for >>> the entire incident unfolds in the broad daylight on busy city street. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. greg argos live at southwest detective, with more of the video police want you to see. greg? >> reporter: and rahel, jim, good afternoon there is video is very disturbing to watch. it all happens very quickly, investigators say, the victim here is a 25 year old male. he was corner there, at 56th street and we losing avenue in west philadelphn tried running him over. now, take a look at the tour zero at the surround skaalen video. victim in the case is blurred in the top middle portions video standing on the corner there in front of the silver sedan. all took place on october 24, last tuesday, around 4:30 p.m. n or burden -- burgundy mini-van. investigators think it is a country.or chrysler town and appears some type of information is going on between those inside the van and the victim, one person gets out, and that's when the van lurcherwnd hit the 25 year old. seconds later the driver of that van, speeds off, as that passenger

broad street and center city. tammie souza is here. >> what a week we're going to have.f you want a fall warm up this is the week for it. beautiful night out there. look at the city. glistening a reflection in the water. mainly clear skies. temperatures hovering generally in the low 50s. 75 was the high today. we didn't get any rain. we're not expecting any rain until perhaps the second half of the weekend. if you manted new plants, grab the garden hose. mother nature is not going to help you out. everything is quiet on the radar. we have the big dome of high pressure in place. it's coping everything off to the north and west. look at what's coming out of canada. there's a significant fall almost winter like storm system bringing snow to montana. snow to the front range. and the rockies. out of colorado. and some severe weather out ahead of that. across the central plains. we don't get any of this other than a cool down until we get into the second half of the weekend. seeing snow out there kind of gets you ready for what's ahead. we have east wind coming in off of the a

here's broad street in center city. you see the wet roads that drivers will be facing. ponding on the roads. we have katy zachry and jessica boyington tracking concerns for the commute. we begin in the studio with first alert meteorologist bill henley and conditions you'll be facing. >> i'm guessing the puppies and a lot of others will want to stay inside on a day like this. the rain is coming down, but that ends this morning. the wind will get stronger. that happens for the entire region until noon today.

here's broad street in center city. you see the wet roads that drivers will be facing. ponding on the roads. we have katy zachry and jessica boyington tracking concerns for the commute. we begin in the studio with first alert meteorologist bill henley and conditions you'll be facing. >> i'm guessing the puppies and a lot of others will want to stay inside on a day like this. the rain is coming down, but that ends this morning. the wind will get stronger. that happens for the entire region until noon today. wind gusts of 45 to 55 miles per hour. that may bring down weakened trees and branches causing to power outages and travel troubles. coatesville reporting 40 mile-per-hour winds. and increasing now to 36 miles per hour in wildwood. atlantic city, strong, gusty winds. close to 30 miles per hour already in philadelphia. add to that the rain, and to the south, heavy downpours. the line is slowly moving through coatesville, passing east nottingham, inching into northern delaware in new castle county. the rain is going to be intensifying in neighborhoods before it rolls of

city. philippine president broad we go to target predicted the battle would be over within weeks unfortunately we didn't have enough troops on the ground. the deputy commander is colonel romeo brawner they surprised sort of surprised the government forces. are going to see them but it came as no surprise for i saw. this video believed to have been taken two years ago shows them planning the siege and using the location in a jungle hideout they detailed how to take over him around the city hall and military barracks you know. you don't be deceived. me. if. fighters also learned how to make i.e.d. use the largest killer of philippine soldiers in morale we would you not say that this was a massive failure of intelligence well i personally personally i disagree because we already had the information that something might happen but there was really a lack of political will to deal with. this siege was triggered when the military tried to arrest a top and i saw a leader. this footage shows the firefight that called. after that the terrorists were able to escape. this started a series of other scare

you are trying to get to the center city areaings like i said, avoid this scene here and head down to the sign. get to broadeet that way and head through the center of the city right there if you need to. updates for you on this, but expect it to be closed, and starting to be a really big problem, especially as we get closer to rush hour. more updates throughout the morning. back in ten. >> all right, 19 minutes past 5:00 a.m. football season underway, hockey season for you. >> yes. >> a reason we love this time of the year, but this weather is why we love it. >> nice spring of weather. >> another beautiful day today. wilmington is dry and warmer than yesterday. that's a live view. it's seven degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time, but south jersey, 19 degrees warmer, up by 13 for northeast philadelphia, and for pottstown too, we're not seeing 40 ss this morning. you don't need the jacket like yesterday. cool in the 50s and 60s, but a nice warmup today with a lot sunshine. humidity creeps up a little bit this afternoon or still stay in the comfortable side in philadelphia as we warm into the low

. >>> someone stole an suv with a young child inside in the city's tioga-nicetown section last night on the 5200 block of north broad street. investigators say a man stopped to check on a property and left the engine running in his vehicle plus his eight-year-old son in the back seat. police say a man on a bicycle jumped into the vehicle and took off. the man ditched the suv about a mile away with the boy still inside. at the child was not hurt and was reunited with his father. >> tame to talk about accuweather. maybe a little light wind breaker but dress the kids in t-shirts. >> it's another beauty like summer out that were especially tomorrow when we go into the 80's. you're really going to feel

if you have to get into the city here, take broad street. not a ton of traffic in the area there. keep going around to 95 southbound, pass the scene completely to get towards the airplane, but you really needs to get around the area, detoured arounded scene on local roads is a good option, south street exit, you'll see the backup approaching the scene there, but either way, that's open the westbound expressway is open. go completely around, head westbound back up, get off the ramp over there as well. watching jersey road, route 73, no problems or delays so far. >> jessica, thank you. >>> a 6-year-old's story of survival, how he escaped the scene of a shooting in his own neighborhood. >>> growing backlash when an nfl star has controversial comments to a reporter some call sexist. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >>> an nbc 10 exclusive, a 6-year-old shooting victim is back in his west philadelphia home today recovering from a gunshot wound to the shoulder. only nbc 10 is

this is a live look up broad street toward city hall. >> of course the umbrella will be handy and wipers make sure they're working. let's check in with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> yesterday we had spotty isolated showers that popped up. today it's been a little more impressive but it's starting to break down along the western edge of our viewing zone. we're seeing the heaviest portion start to kind of move along here from west to east so it's moving out of areas like delaware, chester county, these areas. the roadways are still wet. it's still kind of cool and it is still windy so it's not a beautiful start to the day by any means but the rain itself is falling over parts of mercer county, much of burlington. you've got a little pocket of heavier rain that's about to move on into ocean county here the next half hour or so. let's just go through today and as we go through the next few hours pretty quickly, what's left of the steadily rain is going to bow on out to the east and we're left with scattered showers by 8:00, 9:00 a.m. in the morning. from 9:00 a.m. to n

center city looking over broad street from the campus cam. getting a little active this morning.t may be. the official sunrise time doesn't hit until 6:59. we usually see the sunlight break on the horizon 30 minutes earlier than that. we're not too far from starting to light up the sky. in philadelphia, 53 is the temperature currently. 5:40 this morning, around 64 at 10:00 a.m. the rise is nice, similar to yesterday. sunny in the afternoon, winds are light. dew point will be low which means low humidity. temperature about 75 degrees. at the jersey shore, 47 now. calm and clear. it's going to be like that pretty much the whole day. a light breeze keeps temperatures at bay. 67 at noon. upper 60s in the afternoon hours. spots around 70. that's about it at the jersey shore. of course, that time of year where it's too chilly to get in the water. it will be pretty out there. 50 the temperature this morning in delaware. 69 the temperature around your noontime. and then there you are in the afternoon, almost the same as philly. winds out of the southeast around eight miles per hour. wrap

city. looking up broad street. nice and cool to start with. a nice warmup on the way.he neighborhood forecast coming up. pamela osborne is in the first alert traffic center. how's it looking? >>> good morning. looking good out there now on 76 at passyunk avenue. watching a problem spot on the a.c. expressway, though. i'll tell you more coming up. >>> chaos on the strip. new video gives a firsthand look at those caught in the gunfire during the las vegas massacre. >>> debate over guns. the vegas shooting sparks new calls to how people buy firearms. opponents say stricter laws won't make a difference. >>> recovery in pork. president trump visits the devastated island and sparks backlash for comparing it to another disaster. >>> good wednesday morning, 4:30. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate weather forecast. >> hi, a cool start in many neighborhoods this morning. 40s with a little bit of fog starting to form in the suburbs, lehigh valley is

the incident last year in the funeral home this was in broad daylight in the capital city of sanaa and this was a funeral as funerals are in yemen that are open to the public that was filled with civilians this is definitely not a target that is sanctioned by any law of war so that when in itself is a war crime but there are so many other examples where the saudis are intentionally bombing infrastructure that affects the millions like water systems and like health clinics and hospitals and certainly war crimes as well but unfortunately there is no accountability not to the saudis not for their allies like the immoralities and not for the united states were it not for the u.s. refueling these planes in the air and according to the pentagon's own fics figures the united states has refueled ninety thousand saudi planes involved in these airstrike that's about ten a day there is no accountability for how the u.s. is instrumental in fact absolutely critical for of these saudi led bombings that have been responsible for numerous war crimes my dad can you talk about recent developments in con

. >>> to your first alert weather, a live look at broad street in center city where the weekend just getting starting. it was a comfortable afternoon out there with temperatures reaching into the mid 70s. a lot of cars there, and a live look from our nbc 10 camera at the camelback mountain resort in the pocono mountains. now we're starting to see leaves changing. and a warm weekend across our region. >> we should have submitted for a vacation day request today. >> what were we thing? >> tammie souza is joining us with a look at the gorgeous forecast. a great weekend to head out and select that perfect pumpkin. >> it is a perfect weekend for that or to look at the fall foliage. if you had chosen this weekend off, it would have rained, right? it's a good thing you didn't. that's murphy's law with me. we saved everybody the trouble. look at outside, beautiful day with blue skies. 74 right now in philadelphia. west northwest winds. we have a little front that's pushing through the area, turning our winds to the cooler air mass north of us, and still we're topping out almost ten degrees a

city of chester's crime scene. a man was shot multiple times in broad daylight while working on his car. >> he was a great dude. >> devin roberts is frustrated with the bloodshed on the city streets. his uncle was shot the night before. police believe the 47-year-old and 23-year-old pulled guns on each other bringing the city's murder rate to 26, now equal to all of last year. >> the violence needs to stop period. >> the police department itself is doing what it can. we can't correct the lack of concern for human life. >> the city has increased the number of patrol officers and number of detectives investigating homicides. there are enough people doing their job. >> 30% of this years murders involved but police need the public to step up and stop the same violent script with different casts from continuing on chester streets. >> the department hopes to have at least half of the murders solved by the end of the year. that's if there are no more. anyone with information about the latest incidents are asked to contact detectives. christie ileto, "action news," wphl-17. >> jim? >> police need your help finding two band

irrigation systems destroyed his new temple city was laid out on traditional command lines the central temple mountain lies within a wall surrounded by a moat broad dykes decorated with stylized cobras cross over the water the snakes body is held aloft by fifty four giants gods and demons on either side of the city gate. jayaraman the seventh built on core tom within the boundaries of the ancient capital of the canary empire the power and wealth of the commanders stemmed from a special combination of natural advantages and religious ideas. the commanders made full use of abundant water supplies wild woods and lakes well stocked with fish to develop their culture the remains of complex irrigation systems are clear evidence of their technical prowess these systems allow them to harvest rice three times a year. the temples of encore are all surrounded by wide moats symbolizing ancient mythological oceans in the center of the earth stands the mountain of nehru poll of the forces of the universe and seat of the gods the temple symbolizes this mountain. the irrigation systems were also used for the religious ceremonies held in the hundreds of temples t

sunny and 70s in center is city as we look live at broad street. chief meteorologist tammie souza. it will get even warmer tomorrow. >> even warmer tomorrow and on thursday. let's take a look outside. 66 degrees and winds out of the east. coming off the ocean keeping everybody just a little cooler. 69 in wilmington. 71 in philadelphia with southeast winds to 10. our high officially hit 75 in philadelphia. it doesn't feel fall like. we're looking at the warm up with unseasonal 70s and 80s. we should be at 71 this time of year. we'll be way above that at least for the next seven days. and the best chance of rain is going to come in on sunday. next week looks like it will be cooler and wetter by the time we get to the the middle part of next week. perhaps on friday and certainly none of this winter snow. we have beautiful high pressure and that dome of air keeping us nice and dry. we are going to get some patchy fog. takes us down to no visibility. even philadelphia by 7:00 tomorrow morning.ç east winds keeping it cooler. along the jersey shore today

go through the vine street expressway, get off broad street and head that way through center city andast that point. that could take longer, or get eastbound vine, 95 southbound, and head to 95 if that was the original destination plan, otherwise, 95 south, go westbound, and get off around there. there's a lot of traffic, of cour course, in the area, but w westbound lanes are open. there's a crash in norristown, florence street and tremont avenue. more updates when we come back. >>> five before 5:00, and opening night surprise, flyers' hot start and a player with a big achievement. >>> good morning, everyone. breaking news, we have the exway closed this morning around university avenue, grays ferry avenue overlooking here, all the traffic diverted off because of a fatal accident scene up ahead. details on this and how to get around it when i come back. >>> all right, jess, see you in a bit. a norman rockwell painting p and returned to a south jersey family goes up for auction next month. >> the painting known as taking a break and lazy bones could be sold for up to $1.5 million. it wa

city. he see a look at broad street. chief meteorologist tammie souza is joining us. a really nice weekend for everyone. >> spectacular. if you're lucky enough to be out along the jersey shore. take a look at cape may. another spectacular sunset minutes away out there. 6:14. really such a pretty day. how warm were we? we made it all the way up to 74. 66 is where we should be. we are continuing our streak of unseasonably warm weather. no rainfall and our highest wind gust at 21 miles per hour. a nice night out there. where do we go from here? the winds are generally out of the west at this point. we'll be watching them swing a little bit more to the northwest. by the time you wake up in the morning, cooler air will have drifted in. not cold, just cooler. by a couple degrees from what you saw this morning. 47 in philly. 48 in vineland. 46 in west chester. burlington 45 and avalon 54. tomorrow we'll warm up into the mid 70s again. everywhere but out along the jersey shore because of east winds coming in off the cooler atlantic waters. we'll talk about the second half of

question it is worth asking again and again, because this is a loss of their last major city, when we talk about the broad swathe of territory a seized three years ago in iraq and syria. the big bastions are gone. in a sense, the islamic state group foresaw this. it is hardly likely they did not know this military operation was eventually going to route them and wrest control of this territory from them. they are going to prepare for this. what they do is, they revert back to where they were before in proclaimed a caliphate june 2014. they are back in the desert. they are going to pockets of the desert, hoping they will slip through security crocs, benefit from the chaos and the lack of the sort of unified government, especially at this point in syria. iraq is starting to regain control. it is going to go back to the low-level or not level type of insurgency. even if you look beyond iraq, the islamic state group has set up de facto basis and a lot of other countries right now, from libya to yemen to egypt to afghanistan, and even in countries where they do not have an isis-branded, so to speak, branch. th

city today. this the scene at the intersection of broad street and vine.he person hit was -- it happened at 9:20 this morning. they were rushed to a local hospital. and we just checked, there has been no update yet on the victim's condition. that crash remains under investigation. >>> a man convicted in the 1984 murder of a bensalem teenager named barbara rowan is headed to prison now. today a judge sentenced george shaw to 13 and a half to 27 years behind bars. in july shaw was found guilty of drugging and suffocating the teen. prosecutors say a friend helped him dump the body. that man, 53-year-old robert sanders pleaded guilty. trust us every day. with no deductible and lower monthly premiums, we could help you save money and get better coverage on thousands of prescriptions. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. >> ducis is here. yesterday the eagles were looking good. now they're feeling good. >> feeling good. they got the city on buzz. sitting pretty. eagles on a three and one record after being the champers yester

everyone, taking a live look from broad street temple university at philadelphia city hall. fall has arrived once again. it's know it's been topsy-turvy 48 degrees on city avenue. >> in the dressing room, i brought in a box of boots. i think it's time to wear them. >> reporter: i like it, you got new ones to show off. i-95 southbound traffic you can see how jammed you are heading toward center city. heavy from cottman to girard. no reported accidents on i-95 southbound, nonetheless a 26 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. there you see the slow speeds 17 miles per hour. schuylkill expressway 11 miles per hour westbound approaching the boulevard to past belmont. eastbound is not too heavy just yet. we have a couple of issues, one of them in south philadelphia. the traffic lights are stuck on red on the ramp from front to i-95 southbound. this could cause delays off the walt whitman bridge. in head house square we continue to have the closures because of yesterday's big fire, second and south are close in that area. an accident route hundred northbound at gloucester road i

of sun coming up over the horizon, there's our temple university camera looking south on broad street toward city hall. it's chilly, suburbs in the mid to upper 30s. not much wind, but cool to start out. this afternoon milder than yesterday, high of 65. lots of sun. tomorrow, warm, 72. and raving in the morning on sunday, continuing heavy at times through the day. >> that's what i was showing you. that's the type of cold air that will reach arkansas, louisiana. it is getting chilly, y'all. >> it is late october. >> thank you, ginger. >>> coming up newly released video and clues in that hunt for a serial killer terrorizing a tampa neighborhood. the police chief now talking about a cell phone. >>> and as the fallout from the harvey weinstein grow, hundreds of accusations against another director, selma blair and rachel mcadams both sharing their stories. w they weren't perfect, but, ugh. oh well, all hope is lost! oh thanks! clearly my whitening toothpaste is not cutting it. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effe

maybe a bright spot here or there, as we look at the traffic on broad street in center city philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows after our cool start in the 50s, we stay cool, 57. today 67, tomorrow, 67 and saturday, 78. 84 on sunday. to be a good week to go leave peeping. they call it that in minnesota. >> they call it leaf peeping? >> yes. >> learn something new. >> pretty in west virginia. thanks very much. >>> coming up, explosive new allegations against harvey weinstein. rose mcgowan, kate beckinsale coming forward with new accusations and a social media movement has taken off overnight. >>> surprise, surprise, the person behind a secret twitter account defending nfl commissioner roger goodell. come on back. hi, mr. powers, thanks for calling unitedhealthcare. hi, i need your help. i've been trying to find a knee specialist... but nobody has an opening for months! uuuggghhh!!! uuurrrggghhh!!! mr. powers? you can't always control your feelings... i found one in-network next tuesday. but choosing unitedhealthcare can help you control your care. thanks, step

induct flood our city's music walk of fame with a plaque on broad street.ill scott arrived all smiles about her honor. >> to be honored at the same time as labelle and sister sledge is just -- it's kind of insane and surreal to me. but at the same time i mean it's north philly in the building. >> philadelphia music allies along with scott sister sledge, patti labelle, mcfadden and whitehead, sister rosetta thorpe. sole sewer advisors and rough house records will also be added to the walk of fame. and let's not forget wogl personality bobby pan tanoh there with his stunning wife debra. >> 40 years saturday night dance party and here's how it ended today with culmination of the dance party still goes on. >> leon huff half the gamble and huff was pleased to be presen presenting to pan tanoh. >> it's like you made a statement, you know, be proud of what your contribution has been, you know, and philadelphia music i mean fantastic history. >> reporter: and the philadelphia music walk of fame is a huge philadelphia alt traction lucy if you haven't check it it no

fleet of week 2017, this weekend it looks mostly sunny in the city, 79 degrees, a broad average.rictly bluegrass, we've mentioned that also earlier in the show, it will be about 80 degrees. boy, that's smoking for golden gate park. rock and roll half marathon sunday morning in san jose, the morning temperature 69 degrees and it's looking nice for that. looks good overnight for the stargazers, too, with clear skies and the sun-up tomorrow morning at 7:10 a.m., santa rosa down to 49 degrees, in san jose 54, livermore 53 and the forecast shows numbers continue above but not dramatically above average. san francisco tomorrow mid-70s, concord upper 80s and san jose 85 and in oakland 79. down in the south bay the numbers will be mid-80s, san jose 85, 86 for milpitas. in the east bay sunshine and temperatures in the upper 80s. brentwood 91 degrees, fairfield at travis air force base 89 degrees and in the north bay, nice warm day, plenty of sun, go to the beach. numbers are nice and mild there, too. up in ukiah 89 degrees. in the extended forecast we've got plenty of sun ahead for the ba

broad? >> well, i think they're giving it to the city's department of public property. >> ito goes back to aop who had this sticker on his bumper, and the narcotics department, whatever it is, is seen as biased, as racist, and this is evidence of it. that's what started it. >> well, i think that if they can get ahead of this -- when i see the kinds of things that are going on and coming up online, i think they're trying to get ahead of something that could be very ugly in the city of philadelphia. >> all right, we'll take a short break, and we'll come back to more "inside story." >> 6abc's "inside story" is presented by temple university. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himse

stay local through the city, if you can. maybe even broad street as an alternate. stbound schuylkill is a little better but 8 miles per hour over there. had a crash farther west by city avenue, luckily that's now on the shoulder and we've been watching one on the blue route, 476, southbound side by the route one media bypass but all that's left there is one suv on the shoulder so at this point the southbound delay on the blue route is pretty much normal, 28 miles per hour coming down from villanova. have a new crash in upper moreland by the turnpike overpass along davisville road. some westbound slowing on the turnpike as well as you head toward fort washington. but at least in chester county our crash along 202 that gives us big delays coming north of west chester is now gone. 100 remains jammed toward the 30 bypass. in delaware 95 is busy because of that new work zone by county road. we'll check it again, rick and monica, coming up in the next half hour. >> thanks matt. >> flu season is here. that means of course it's time for a flu shot. >> still to come on "acti

assisting with this disabled vehicle on the boulevard extension past broad street as you head southbound and you're heading towards center cityu're dealing with that that disabled vehicle off on the right lane. overall the vine street expressway looking pretty good. we're clear out there. that's westbound, eastbound moving just fine. no overnight construction last night or at all scheduled this week so kind of giving you a little break on the vine construction. certainly not a break everywhere else. we've got crews all over the place working out there this morning. on i-95 both ways near the blue route they're blocking the right lane. not causing too much a delay. schuylkill westbound approaching passyunk the right lane blocked there. westbound on the south side of the vine we've got construction there as well so lots of crews out there hard at work. let's take one quick shot here. this is the ramp to the schuylkill construction blocking the off ramp and that's until 5 o'clock. >> thank you, karen. >>> a stabbing victim still had a kitchen knife in his back. the medics found him on the front steps of a philadelphia home. he w

broad and snyder. bruce will list on the streets of south philadelphia. and old cityomic book store, philadelphia is now starring in the latest film glass >> tonight is everything in philadelphia, he's the reason why we've become such an important location for filming. >> his career has spanned over two decades but the writer and director has never forgotten where he came from. as he's grown in his successes he's made sure to bring the city of philadelphia along with him. >> in all of these years, it's been about two or three years we've had a film with snipes >> cities like philadelphia aren't unlike people. we all want an advocate, someone who understands our best qualifies, complexities and celebrates all of it. philadelphia has a true advocate in shamalan who shot everyone of his films in the area. he could have packed it up and moved to california or a lot of of other places but he stayed, advocated for philadelphia, showcased our area time and time again. he's been loyal to a city that values that attribute almost more than anything else. for that, we give shama

city today. taking a live look down broad street. the sun is out there.eratures were chilly today. >> a lot of people have been waiting for fall to occur. month. and things are only going to be changing temporarily. 57 in philadelphia. we're getting some someone now. 60 in delaware with a little sun. still a couple rain drops in parts of the area, but that's moving out. and overnight with clear skies allentown. 39 in mount holly. and 43 in philadelphia. it's going to be a chilly night. this is the last of the rain. still right around mercer county. it's a solid area of rain for them. but that's heading out toward new york city and then the ocean. the clear skies are going to wow the temperature. there's a frost advisory for the inland counties except for delaware. that's for tomorrow morning. so again, the official temperature does not have to be freezing, but at the ground, it will be. what's interesting here, friends are showing us that since 1970, the average time of the first frost is current 17.5 days later. that's more than half a month later in cas

this taken care of and nice smooth ride and paving between front and broad street starting around 9:00 a.m. hello to just outside ocean cityproblems working your way over the causeway in toward the parkway, forecast for your monday, sueby has got tonight 15 seconds >>> weather pattern changed in the middle of the weekend we are very warm, humid. that was consistent but remnants of nate are moving n we had rain yesterday but scattered showers with heavier rain running right through the area today. an inch or so in places that get it worse and showers lingering through early, early tomorrow morning, lets talk about rain and where it is right now as we zoom in closer we will see it most of the heavier rain out of the west but we have seen some heavy downpours up toward the pocono mountains this morning, some rain in lancaster county and in berks county right now but not too much in the lighter rain is kind of dissipating to the north of us, you will feel soupiness this morning and future cast shows heaviest of the rain moving from west toe, by about nine or 10:00 o'clock this morning. we could have a pop up thunderstorm aroun

broad and snyder. bruce will list on the streets of south philadelphia. and old cityomic book store, philadelphia is now starring in the latest film glass >> tonight is everything in philadelphia, he's the reason why we've become such an important location for filming. >> his career has spanned over two decades but the writer and director has never forgotten where he came from. as he's grown in his successes he's made sure to bring the city of philadelphia along with him. >> in all of these years, it's been about two or three years we've had a film with snipes >> cities like philadelphia aren't unlike people. we all want an advocate, someone who understands our best qualifies, complexities and celebrates all of it. philadelphia has a true advocate in shamalan who shot everyone of his films in the area. he could have packed it up and moved to california or a lot of of other places but he stayed, advocated for philadelphia, showcased our area time and time again. he's been loyal to a city that values that attribute almost more than anything else. for that, we give shama

city of chester's murder rate is equal to that of last year. two people were killed last night bringing the murder rate to 26. a man was shot in broad daylight while working on his car. the victim is in critical condition. >> the police department itself is doing what it can. what we can't correct is the lack of concern for human life. >> reporter: the city has increased the number of patrol officers on the street and detectives investigating homicide, but they say they desperately need the public to come forward with information. >>> and police are on the hunt for two suspects on a robbery spree targeting convenience stores in northeast philadelphia and bucks county and delaware counties. surveillance videos have captured them wearing masks during the hole ups, the spree stretched september 24th through wednesday. they pose as customers before pulling out a gun demanding cash an cigarettes. >> happening today, president trump could decertify the iran nuclear agreement. the president who spent weeks discussing this with his national security team plans to make an announcement at the white house. if the deal is decertify, it will beg

city. officials say the route 27 bus struck the pedestrian at the intersection of broad street and vine. victim was taken to a local hospital. the extent of the person's injuries still unclear at this hour. the crash remains under investigation. >>> fire crews battled a large overnight fire at the atlantic city motel here. the flames broke out at 1 o'clock this morning at bayview bayview bayview inn and suites. the motel was shut down back in august after police raided the the building and arrested several people on various charges. when firefighters arrived on the scene overnight, they found evidence that squatters had been living there. investigators are calling the fire suspicious in nature but they're still trying to determine an exact cause. >>> philadelphia's open for business. that's the message philadelphia mayor jim kenney delivered this morning here in fairmount park. kenny spoke at the opening breakfast for the 33rd annual minority enterprise development week. it highlights philadelphia's efforts to contract new businesses in the city. far he's given three or four press confer

. >>> someone stole an suv with a young child inside in the city's tioga-nicetown section last night on the 5200 block of north broadt. investigators say a man stopped to check on a property, left the engine running in his vehicle plus his eight-year-old son in the back seat. police say a man on a bicycle jumped into the vehicle and took off. the man ditched the suv about a mile away with the boy still inside. the child was not hurt and was reunited with his father. >> ♪ >> it is now 5:08 and higher hotel taxes may be one way lawmakers plan to resolve pennsylvania's three month old budget stalemate. house democrats and republicans proposed raising the hotel tax from 6 percent to 11 percent. that would leave philadelphia with one of the nation's highest combined state and city hotel taxes. lawmakers passed a budget over the summer but failed to agree how to close a revenue hole in the spending plan for it. >> karen joins us. some people might like the fact that mother nature is a bit out of whack these days. >> that's right. well, because it's dry, right, so it's sunny. kind of hard to complain when you have beautifu

half brother of north korean leader kim jong il was killed in broad daylight at a busy airport in quality a pool in february two women city i shot from indonesia and durante one from vietnam will stand trial for his murder on monday police say the pair vieques never a banned substance so toxic it's considered by the u.n. as a weapon of mass destruction on kim jong un's face experts believe each woman carried a separate component of the chemical to avoid harming himself. i mean. who became so if you go rushing into the parlor with washed away maybe that's the way. the two women have told diplomats from their home countries they thought they were taking part in a reality television show u.s. officials and south korean intelligence say the murder was organized by north korean agents according to the national anthem is so obvious. already all in all a standing order to kill true motivation don't. stay in the water but no north korean will stand trial for the murder for north korean men accused of planning the attack immediately boarded flights out of kuala lumpur after the killing interpol has issued a red notice alert which

here's a live look up broad street from the kimmel campus center camera at city hall. everyone bustling along. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking a school stacool -- a l start to the day. we'll warm up? >> yes, that's good news for many people who were complaining yesterday in the afternoon it's chilly outside. chilly morning today but not chilly in the afternoon as we make our way to at 70 or so. look at the new jersey neighborhood numbers now. you see we've got 30s on the map again. atco at 39. swedesboro at 39. piney hollow, 38. lumberton at 37 degrees. oswego lake, 33 for the current temperature. cloverfield, 36. 40 for hopewell township. across our new jersey neighborhoods, a cool beginning to the day which will turn to a nice afternoon. low humidity, light winds. 70 in center city. 72 at chestnut hill. doylestown at 70. easton at 71 degrees. also 71 in hammondton, atlantic city. how about that -- right about 70 for the delaware neighborhoods. both wilmington and smyrna a forecast high of 70. all the sunshine will make for a pretty afternoon. we'll look at the