so about five stops in between , once at bryn mawr again he bypassed the platform , stopped, and then backed up, and picked up the passengers and then further's long the way when the crash happened here at 69th street. now right now morning the morning rush hour trains are running every 20 minutes no express service. all trains are making all stops. here's a cool area shotty found. this is the 69th street terminal. tracks for norristown high speed line are in the back here. they typically use three track s during the morning rush hour, one is taken out with the investigation. here's that loop that we talk b remember, it was a few months ago where we had the market frankford line train, sort of did the same thing, coming into the station, rear ended, another parked train and that is the loop. now, at the 69th street terminal is more than just a norristown high speed line, we have high speed line, market frankford line, we have two dozen bus stop right here. so even if you are in the using the norristown high speed line this morning but maybe going to the transportation center, give you

we're watching the crash union avenue at bryn mawr avenue and one to avoid in upper dublin, walsh road 63. is closed each morning this week stay on markley street. bucks county, c directionsm. usually the breaking this gun when itchildren's h philth >> reporter: matt, the 11-y conscious and expected to survive and remains in critical conditn. the t scene ifthat was boyimself in the fa circumstances surrounding this remain under investion. the family rushed immediatelyloor front bedroom where it happened that's where they found thes f is the bedroom of the mother and fhers andisthe the otherbrothers on where theside the nd home. o know ifes will be filed in the case.nnel 6 "action news." are accused of attacking a jocker in fairmont park.4-year-old victim wasnning alo at 6:30 p.m. a group of men approached her and began to had a are as her and out of nowhere her. came up from behind and another came and started hitting me. >> police arrested two of the attackers at the scene. two others in the group fled. the victim said she was carrying her keys and cell phone and nothing was stolen. p

no bryn mawr trips. just make sure to check those schedules on line.ore con vukovich stone to talk about coming up in the next ten minutes, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. back to the breaking news, train hits park train at septa 69th street terminal. >> dozen went to the hospital after the impact, knock people out of their seats, " eyewitness news" reporter train dough live upper darby reporting on this all morning long, what can you tell us now >> reporter: rahel, jim, weaver learn that the operator of the trolley was treated and released from penn presbyterian hospital in addition, 41 passengers were hurt, but take a lock here, the trolley involved remains on the tracks, with the yellow crime tape across from it, the despite this, norristown high-speed line still running every 20 minutes, with no huge bryn mawr service, so things definately heating back to normal here. take a look at the scene overnight, happened just after midnight as norristown high-speed line trolley was pulling into the 69th street station. that's when the trolley c

we have another issue, a new accident that popped up, city avenue at bryn mawr avenue watch for this in bala cynwyd. a new accident there. blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 looking at speeds in the 50s at this hour. >> rallies are being held in philadelphia and across the country in response to the violence in charlottesville, virginia. >> a state of emergency remains in play following a deadly clashes of a white supremacies event. a man accused of plowing a car into the crowds killing one person faces a judge in jail today. >> emily rowell is live in charlottesville with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, as you mentioned the state of emergency is still in effect in charlottesville. the streets are quiet on monday morning, after a night of vigil here and across the country. the alleged driver behind the wheel of this car mowing down a crowd of people protesting against a white nationalist rally charged with murder. 20-year-old james fields drove from ohio to virginia for the rally. captured on video chant ago message of white supremacy. >> i thought it was so

and could be in places like winfield and manayunk and on back in through bryn mawr and media the county seat we see enough of the heavy downpours where backups on roadways, look for flash flooding on roadways. in bensalem it appears that stuff is headed in your direction. something to keep in mind there is heavy stuff and more stuff an issue farther away. and farther up by trenton, new jersey, by yardley a heavy hitter, heavy downpours and this one also popping through, perhaps to be followed up by another. as we go out to the western and northern western suburbs, popping up one through reading and again we start this up and it doesn't move all that fast. are you stuck with it for a little bit. western chester county additional stuff to the west an issue for you later on and one cell around allentown and another one south and west of allentown some of these were producing thunder and lightning a while ago and doesn't seem so now and that is a possibility. lots of scattered activity but where it is falling it's dumping downpours. as we look outside a camera parked outside of the window a

and additionally, no bryn mawr stops. expect delays going into the important part of the morning commute. as you take the norristown high speed line, there's going to be less, at least one track not working at the 69th street transportation center. there could be overcrowding considering there's no express trains. and only local service, so keep a heads-up there. and we are still watching the july kiln expressway, the schuylkill expressway with the earlier crash blocking the lanes. drive times are going back down, but it is still an hour from the vine street expressway headed to the blue route. the average speeds, believe it or not, have climbed at 11 miles per hour for the average there. so updates for you on this on social media at jessicaboyington. delays when i come back. >>> now nbc 10 responds, a viewer says his mother's tv stopped working so he asked the manufacturer to come up with a fix. >> when that didn't happen, he contacted harry hairston with nbc 10 responds. >> when his 90-year-old mother's tv went back, ma

he said exact same thing happened at bryn mawr station. it was too late for him to get off. around 12:15 the train approached the 69th street station and it collided with a parked train, sending passengers flying, that man, described to us what happened. >> my face hit the wall and i went straight down and blacked out. it was loud. it hurt. i cannot tell you much more than that. >> is there blood every where. driver is all banged up. there was this one girl bleeding out of her face pretty bad. they were pretty fast, they were pretty responsive. you know, emt got there within four minutes, i don't know the elapsed time but they were real fast and everybody was real helpful. >> back in february a similar crash happened right here same station, different track. the mayor said that now has him deeply concerned, two accidents within a six month period. so he has been on the phone all morning making calls to see if he can get some new technology installed here, to prevent yet another accident. we asked him about any updates on any injuries and he could not give us that. jenny joyc

same thing happened at bryn mawr. drove past, backed up, picked us up. was talk together guy at gulph mills. he said that is in the right. i said something is wrong. i almost waited for the next train and we got to the terminal, i stood up to get off and get ready to get to my bus on time and then smack, hit the other trolley parked. >> reporter: we don't know extent of the injuries but four patients are extremely critical including the train's operator. police helped with crowd control and traffic near station while first responders raced to get passengers ready and treated. morning commute not affected too badly considering the severity of the injuries resulting from this accident. you might remember back here same station in february another train slammed into an unoccupied train, no passengers were on that train but conductor, operator of that train was severely injured. again karen and thomas an investigation underway this morning into what happened. >> absolutely, lauren, thanks very much. >>> our team coverage continuing, of the condition. lets ge

he also worked at baltimore and bryn mawr school.y released a statement that said it stands united against bigotry, prejudice and violence of any kind >> coming up we'll have more on the disaster in texas. mandatory evacuations are underway and water crews continue to rescue people from the flooded homes. we'll go live to texas for more on the devastation. >>> coming up on the final five, timing of harvey apparently tied in to another big announcement on friday. what president trump had to say about his pardon of former catch the final five tonight at 11:30. oh >>> coverage of the catastrophic conditions in texas, tropi still churching and dumping historic levels, lauren blanchart joinses from galveston with the latest. lauren, thank you for joining us. what's happening in galveston first of all? obviously, it's range. >> reporter: yes, tony, it is really starting to come down here. we have been told to expect another 15 to 25 inches of rain over the next several days. this area just can't get a break when it comes to this rain. same

bryn, you're here. so they just took a quick recess. gone on at least today and do they anticipate that she will be speaking at all? >> reporter: well, that's the thing. we don't think she is at this point, brooke, because we think that would have already happened. what happened right now is the judge is taking that recess for about another 20 minutes or so and that's when we do expect the sentencing. he's got a lot in front of his plate right now. he has the sentencing recommendations from both the defense and the commonwealth and, it got pretty emotional when the commonwealth and the family of conrad roy got to speak. as far as the defense, like you said, though, i want to start there. the defense asked for five years supervised probation for michelle carter, basically saying she was 17 when this crime was committed, that she does show regret in her actions, that she has aspirations for her future but pretty emotional when it was the commonwealth's turn to speak. we heard from conrad roy's younger sister. we also heard from his father

for the collision overnight there are reports that the train failed to make proper station stops at bryn mawr and had to back up. and there seemed to be a problem with the brakes another person told "action news" he noticed the speed to the approach of the permanent nal early this morning seemed wrong. >> i heard the train was going real fast, super fast and i'm looking up and we have 69th street and why are we going so fast? and we just hit the train. >> well, if history is any guide the ntsb will start a slow methodical issue, looking at brakes and controllers and service records and focus on human factors and want to interview the operator and assess his medical condition and someone has las likely drawn blood from him. that is standard procedure and what he may have eaten or injusted in any way in the last 24 to 48 hours that could affect his behavior or performance. and then and only then will they figure out what went wrong here. live in upper darby, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our coverage of the septa crash continues at 6abc.com, with the latest on the investigatio

no express service or bryn mawr stops. so affecting those delays considering we are not seeing the express trains right now. i think you have a camera near the run street expressway near 24th street. both directions look good. westbound to the schuylkill, i didn't worry about that drive either. we have updates coming up. >> we are breaking updates in the train crash on the app with a full passenger recounting the terrifying moments after the train crash. >>> it's 5:36. the other major story this morning, we are currently under >> bill henley is tracking dangerous heat and humidity and storms rolling in later in the evening. right, bill? >> yeah, you'll have to wait a file for storms but the seemmy weather is here from the get-go. a hot and humid day with one for the storms this evening, but the extreme feels-like temperatures in the high humidity and heat, and temperatures will be well into the 90s. the humidity pumped up overnight to feel like 100 degrees for much of the afternoon.hot, just humid. 66 degrees in the suburb

an accident in bryn mawr, lancaster avenue at montrose avenue. cottman, southbound traffic on i-95 heading toward center city. we expect to see more volume on the roads with more kids back to school, for now you're looking good. northwest wilmington we have folk road that's closed. if you're in the area stick to concord pike. >> help is pouring in as catastrophic flooding continues from hurricane harvey. governor abbott has called in 1,000 more national guard today. >> officials are concerned about the rising river levels causing the levees to break. army corps of engineers is releasing water from two reservoirs to release pressure on the dams. >>> president trump is planning to travel to texas tomorrow, but the exact location has not been released. >> the president received a briefing on the situation yesterday morning, since then president trump has been tweeting his support for the victims and praising the state's response to the crisis. >> we head to natasha barrett from our sister station ktrk. >> reporter: rescues continued throughout the n

the review also ranked bryn mawr college as the most lgbt friendly college. all right.n bell you're not feeling terribly friendly receipt now, are you? >> yeah, lucy, as you know there's a lot of layers were it this pete rose thing not just legally but morally. i'm going to try to peel back some of the lawyers and tell was the phillies need to do as well as raise a question that we all need to ask ourselves. thatatatatat sean bell thinks there's a question we all need to ask after hearing about the allegations about pete rose from decades ago. his commentary in 15 seconds. a lot different layers to unfold with this pete rose situation one thing is clear. the phils can't induct him into the wall of fame next weekend. no way, no how. it's a pr nightmare and if some of these allegations end up being true he should be band from the stadium but this whole situation has me asking myself when it come to the hall of fame or any hall of fame, should morals matter? if so, where do we draw the line? i was one of the guys who always said pete rose should be in the hall of fame and

today vibe opened, no problems there , we do have a couple accident one in bala cynwyd union avenue at bryn mawr and another one in mapel glenn, montgomery county particularly welsh road and fort washington avenue, jim, back over to you. >>> someone is waking up rich, very, very, rich. how many more should we put it , very rich. one single winning power ball ticket matched all six but for you and me the ticket was sold in massachusetts. >> here's the store that sold the lucky ticket handy variety convenient store in watertown massachusetts. excitement is building there as town awaits win tore come forward and claim 758.7 million-dollar prize, that is why jim kept saying very, very , very. jackpot is second largest in u.s. history. >>> you still do want to check your tickets. winning numbers on the screen six, 17, 16, 23, 26, abe power ball is four. according to the power ball web site there is a two million-dollar winner in pennsylvania, and also one million-dollar winner in new jersey, and pennsylvania. >>> well, in other news this morning an 11 year-old boy is in critical condition after

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blue pass us, three, four train lent, stopped, backed up, picked us up, the same thing happened at bryn mawr, drove past, backed up, pick us up, i was talking to a guy at if you mill. he's like that's not right t never passes like that, i said something is wrong. i almost waited for the neck train, and we got to the terminal, i stood up, to get off and get ready to get to my bus on time. and smack. >> unknown so far how fast the train was traveling and why it kept blowing past each terminal. the ntsb now working to get those answers. >> and dozen injured in this train cash, four were in critical condition, and taken to penn and lankenau hospitals the remaining that were injured were taken to about a half dozen other area hospitals, again, the ntsb is investigating this right now. spokesperson is expected to give us update, as soon as we have that we'll give that you information, one of our broadcasts or on our website cbsphilly.com. alicia, cbs 3, "eyewitness news." >> thank you for the update, alicia. this is the second accident at the 69th street station this year. on february 21st, a

starting 6:00 a.m., norristown high-speed line trains running every 20 minute , no express service, no bryn mawr trips, check the schedules on line, rahel, back over to you. >> we will continue now on breaking news, the train runs into a park train, at septa 69th street terminal, upper dash. >> i the crash sent 42 people to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the scene. good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, jim, rahel. as meisha mentioned we did get the update from septa within the hour the norristown high-speed line is back up and running. but 15, 20 minute, between trains and no express service, but we take you out here to the scene here where you can still see the trolley involved has that police tape across it now, despite all of the injuries, very minimal visible damage to the cars involved. but take a look, at the scene overnight. this happened just after midnight, at the norristown high-speed line trolley pulling into the 69th street station. that's when the trolley crashed into an empty car, park on the tracks. in all, 42 people, including the operator, a

same thing happened at bryn mawr. >> reporter: the ntsb says it's investigators are not all here yet when they all get here and the probe begins they'll look at the condition of the train. the condition of the track and the condition of the man behind the controls at that ill fated high speed train. in upper darby, jeff cole fox 29 news. lucy, back to you. >> thank you much, jeff. of course 69th street terminal was also the scene avenue crash in february. a septa market frankford line train derailed in rail yard when it crashed into a stopped train. the collision seriously injured one of the operators and ntsb investigation into that is still on-going. >>> now to our other big story today. we now know a bit more about how big bill cosby's indecent assault retrial will play out. the legendary entertainer was back in norristown courtroom this morning as his oldie fence team withdrew from the case and a new team took over. >> our bruce gordon joins us in studio with what's going on here. bruce. >> reporter: lucy, the departure of attorneys brian mc nonna gel and angela aguso did not com

the review also ranked bryn mawr college as the most lgbt friendly college. all right.n bell you're not feeling terribly friendly receipt now, are you? >> yeah, lucy, as you know there's a lot of layers were it this pete rose thing not just legally but morally. i'm going to try to peel back some of the lawyers and tell was the phillies need to do as well as raise a question that we all need to ask ourselves. that's coming up next in my sports commentary. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hy

the water was up to our necks, as far as in the valley and bryn mawr, water was everywhere, all over our apartment complex. the inside of our apartment complex we were up to our thighs, i had to carry my children, i seen snakes slithering into the water. i seen dead animals floating around, it was really upsetting and really scary. >> traumatizing time for everyone, it's a day that they will never forget. the hardest part about this is wondering when or if they will ever be able to go back to their home. alice is one of 10,000 people that came to the george r. brown convention center in downtown houston. it was originally set up to accommodate 5,000 people. and that has doubled in capacity because of the influx of all of these evacuees, because of that they have set up several shelters, dozens of shelters, another one, the newest one that just opened up to the south of here. nrg center, right next to nrg stadium where the texans play. that's this morning that is where we find julia bagg, she is there with us this morning, julia, how are things looking over there? >> well, phillip, th

and an accident on bryn mawr avenue at broad acres road and police and fire are on the scene there. and traveling into whitpain, a fender bender there. and live look at the schuylkill at montgomery this is your eastbound and westbound traffic. normally we don't have westbound traffic this far back but it's out there. the travel time on the eastbound side 28 minutes, 33 out there heading between the vine to the blue route. time is needed out there it's crowd this afternoon like on the roosevelt boulevard traveling northbound and making your way into the northeast it's crowded right now especially traveling on the northbound side 76 through to broad and tap the brakes on the southbound side. back to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, philadelphia police officers win a multimillion-dollar case against the city. and it centers around cell phone use. we'll explain. plus, sally may is expected to save hundreds of jobs, the multimillion-dollar deal that the company struck with the state with the state. >>> five crew members are missing after an army helicopter wen

a lot of accidents in the suburbs, one at lancaster avenue at montrose avenue in bryn mawr. in new jersey an accident in sicklierville on the atlantic city westbound approaching berlin cross keys road. the accident is on the shoulder. watch for crews on the scene there. on the waze app an accident causing a delays on route 55 northbound in new jersey. this is deptford as you head near deptford crossing near the mall and going toward route 42 that's a busy area. the area of red traffic jammed on 55 northbound with an accident there. majors, i-95 the schuylkill expressway, 42 we're seeing the green traffic flow. not looking at a big delay just yet, but volume building, overall delays will kick in the next few minutes. it's down to the 40s quakertown and pottstown. 49 degrees. it's cool out there. 55 in malvern. 355 in media. 61 degrees in center city. the suburbs of new jersey, 55 in browns mills. 54 in glassboro, 63 in dover, delaware. we're starting the day with sunshine, 78 the high, a nice day, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> new this morning, a firefighter is recovering from

lead defense lawyer bryn mcmonagle out of philadelphia asked to be taken off the case earlier this month memorial service will be held later today for the woman killed in charlottesville over the weekends. heather heyer was killed while being hit by a car. everyone has been asked to wear her favorite color purple in her memory. the driver of the car, faces multiple charges, including second degree murder. >> all right. well, the nation is still reeling from all of that happened in virginia, several alt right protests planned in the coming days, are causing concern. >> police officers across the nation are ramp up to keep people safe. boston free speech rally planned for saturday afternoon. several white wing speak remembers expected to attends march on google, also set to take place in nine cities including new york, washington, d.c., at lan tax la. it is being held to protest the firing of an employee who criticized the company's diversity policies. >> well, here in philadelphia, a march is planned for tonight. the philly, charlottesville march and rally, will be held from 7:00 to 9:00.

. >>> bryn mawr college in our area will remove reference toss one of the foundes from the campus onhe grounds that she racism and anti sematism at the university. >> school will get rid of the references to m carry thomas as soon as possible. they will drop her name from campus buildings as a result of the debate about historical figures. move comes in the wake of the white national list rally in charlottesville virginia. thomas served as president from 1894 to 1922 at the university. >>> schools in camden, new jersey are getting creative when it comes to keeping children in the classroom. >> they have calming rooms is what they are calling them. it has a whole variety of different stations like ohio, sand therapy, and wii activities, jumping on trampolines as part of the program to drop suspension levels and specifically some of the younger grade as well. district says they are trying to be more pro active about student discipline and support >> we discovered that if we have this room where students can have a tense 20 minute respite to reset, and build relationships with staff we

so mike and his brother-in-law, larry forrest, drive from boston to bryn mawr, pennsylvania, to meety, historic paint analyst frank welsh. >> he said, "you guys go out for a little while, i'm gonna do analysis on it, and see what i think." >> frank studies the paint layers with a magnifying glass, and then a stereo microscope, as he scrapes away each layer with an x-acto knife. >> then i start recording, starting with the layer closest to the wood numbering layers -- one, two, three, four -- all the way up to the most recent. >> well, we got a call in about half-hour, and he goes, "this is spot-on." there's 17 layers of paint on this, there's three layers of gold leaf on it. he said, "there's absolutely, 100%, exactly what it should be for that time period." >> everything seemed to line up very, very well. i felt very comfortable that the paints that i was looking at could easily be as old as they felt the plinth was. it is very unique. >> as t.r. would say, "that's bully!" in identifying those 17 layers of paint, frank may be the first person to open the door to a previously unknown

pennsylvania us three or four train lengths, and stopped, backed up, picked us up, and same thing happened at bryn mawr. drove pennsylvania, backed up, and i was talking to the guy at gulph mills and said that is not right it never passes like that. i said something wrong. i almost waited for next train and we got to the terminal. i stood up to get off and get ready to get to my bus on time and smacked. >> reporter: national transportation safety board is now investigating why the train was traveling so fast, to the 69th street terminal. why it crashed here and why it blew blue pennsylvania several earlier stops. this is second time this year that the ntsb has been searching for answers for a serious train crash at this same sight and while we are out here live with ntsb investigators still at thee train crash, site, investigating what happened here we do have a crew that is in center city just moments away where we expect ntsb spokesperson to give a press conference and update us on what may have caused this crash here. for new reporting live, from upper darby alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness

he said exact same thing happened at bryn mawr station after he knew something wasn't right.o again this morning four trauma patients, three at lankenau one at penn, others suffers non-life threatening injuries. this morning septa is conducting an investigation into exactly what happened, thomas and karen. >> quite a scene, lauren, thank you. >>> what can you expect for your morning commute? lets get to it bob kelly standing by. >> good morning, as we heard from lauren here's very latest from september, trains will be running this morning on the norristown high speed line, every 15 to 20 minutes, so it will not be a regular morning rush hour as far as service, expect delays, one of the reasons for those delays is one of the tracks, one of the three tracks that are used at 69th street as part of the norristown high speed line are closed with that investigation so they do have two tracks, aimed on the trains but expect delays between norristown transportation center, all the way in toward, 69th street where they have service every 15 to 20 minutes. in addition to the problems o

same thing happened at bryn ma mawr. >> the leading investigator will speak to the press soon live in center city, we'll carry that for you. we know this. they will look at the train, the condition of the tracks and the condition of the operator. i'm jeff cole live in upper darby. iain back to you. >> jeff, thanks. of course that 69th street terminal was the scene of another crash in february. a septa market frankford line derailed in a rail yard when it crashed in a stopped train one of the operators was seriously injured and ntsb investigation into that incident is still on-going. as we take another life look in center city we are waiting for a news conference for the ntsb it looks like they are about to come to the mike to talk to us about we'll give it to you live right now let's listen. >> rubinpayan. >> i am rubin paya rail accident investigator for witness national transportation safety board. investigators from the ntsb began arriving this morning and upper darby around 7:00 a.m. to begin the investigation into this accident. we're still awaiting some more members of our team.

it blew past and had to back up at gulph mills and same thing happened at bryn mawr. >> it is a busy. more breaking news and it is sad news to report. new jersey state senator james whalen has died. he represented the atlantic city area and new jersey senate a city he served for more than decade as mayor. he had surgery last month to remove cancerous cells from his kidney now he had said that he did have complications from blood thinners. governor chris christie released a statement just a short time ago that reads in part "the sudden and unexpected passing of senator gyms whelan is an enormous loss to the people of atlantic city, his district and all of the state of new jersey. during my nearly eight years in trenton, i came to know him as a forth right and honest leader who's word was his bond ". >>> right now, overturned headstones at a northeast philadelphia s church cemetery have police on the hunt. illegal, yeah. disrespectful, absolutely it's not the first time something like this has happened recently in our area. police are still looking for whoever vandalized more than 100

they're working out here, actually an accident, union avenue at bryn mawr avenue. just off of city avenue in the heart of bala cynwyd there. we zip on up to northeast philly route one, the boulevard, between oxford circle, and cottman avenue, right by st. mary la tours parish there, working on the inner drive, again, inner drive block until about 5:00 or so. the vine expressway open for business this morning. but they are working on the blue route. 476 southbound between media swarthmore and i-95. norristown high-speed line same deal. now they are saying trains are running every 20 minutes. however, yesterday, we had delays of about an hour for the morning rush hour. no express service. expect delays this morning again on the norristown high-speed line. thomas, karen, back to you. >> plan ahead, bosh, thank you. 4:03. breaking news out of south philadelphia, a boy in critical condition this morning, police say he somehow& got ahold after gun and accidentally shot himself. our jenny joyce on the scene this morning. what do we know, jenny? >> reporter: good morning,

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now we're watching a crash in bryn mawr close to ash ridge park along montgomery avenue at airedale roadbound past south street is gone. now we're just left with delays like the one here on the westbound side by city avenue. normal stuff here. we'll check it again brian and sharrie, in the next half hour. >> all right see you then my friend. thank you. >>> meteorologist cecily tynan standing by with in exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> meteorologist cecily tynan along now. certainly some clouds out there this afternoon. but i say the timing worked out quite well when we consider you're now tracking some storms. >> yeah, we could have had a real dark rainy day here. all in all pretty nice. taking a look in cape may where a lot of folks were out on the beach today enjoying a pretty nice beach day and taking a look at the eclipse. we did have some cloud cover along the shore points but if you missed it, i want to show you this. jackie posted this. this is from north wildwood. so she had a really good view and if you had the solar eclipse glasses that's exactly what i

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from the train accident earlier this morning, they're running every 20 minute, no express service, no bryntrims, as well. plus, construction near harl ton route 70 westbound closed between hartford road and church or route 38 is your best bet, until around 7:30, rahel. >> meisha, thank you, next update 7:55, up next on cbs this morning, the cost of protecting president trump and the first family, i'm rahel solomon, good morning. >>> everybody watch including the first family. there you see president trump, and family watching the eclipse. they could be seen along with many cabinet members. it was very exciting to walk outside and be on the streets and everybody was looking up. >> nice to have a moment that unites people for a change. right? but the president did get a lot of attention for that balcony moment doing something everyone who breathes breath told him not to do. an aide can be heard yelling don't look when mr. trump glanced up to the sun without his glasses. take a listen. the president ignored the warning, pointed skyward without any protection. headlines captured the spectacle

bryn brian we will keep an eye on the radar.trying to fire off one over the city open yesterday. it could happen today. this is a guideline it does not pinpoint where hay they will be. partly cloudy muggy and mild. 78 to 75. tomorrow similar. best chance of showers in the mountains by the weekend less mull midity and comfortable air. >> traffic troubles on the southeast freeway eastbound on ninth is blocking two travel lanes. crash clean up on the beltway in fairfax. in are loop at gw cleared. new crash at the pole roadblo roadblocking two travel lanes dc295 jammed. baltimore park i97 crash headed buoy in our traffic land camera the crash on 50 at seven river binge we'll be back in 30 minutes. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business.

only trains are running out of 69th street transportation center every 20 minutes in addition to no brynps. we're also watching a few more things for the commute. i'm going through this quickly, route 422 eastbound near trooper road, watch for a crash here. back to you. >>> another update in 25 minutes. we'll keep you updated all morning long with the storms coming in tonight on the nbc 10 app. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. 7:30 on a busy tuesday morning. nice to have you along. craig melvin has been here. matt is at the white house this morning. he just interviewed the vice president on the heels of president trump's speech on afghanistan. and that b

. >> i'm trying to take steps to address what we are doing to bryn mawr competition into the market. don't think it is a debatable proposition. we are subsidizing drugs for other countries through the high prices we pay here. we need to address that here, too. i'm trying to do all i can with my agency. >> thank you for your answers and thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to go over time. >> on transportation we share the same goal, to ensure our transportation systems are safe, dependable and ready to adapt to transformation of new technologies. the 2018 budget represents a bold vision of our transportation infrastructure. the of ministration has carefully studied our current spending pattern and it has taken a closer look at programs that might not be meeting their intended purposes, have outlasted their usefulness, or could be replaced with new initiatives that would better address feature transportation needs. the president is requesting $76 billion for transportation. this request fully fund the surface transportation programs, including the fast act, and provides steady sta