officers in burlington city have carried narcan.e've had eight safes ourselves. >> the 20 people attend the classes here all given narcan as well as those training cartridges you there was on that story. so they could practice giving injection if need. >>> reporting in burlington, inform, todd quinones, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> villanova university public safety department will transition into a police force. the department will have a combination of security personnel and police officers with 20% of officers under going the same training as public law enforcement. the trained officers will carry firearms on campus. villanova says this transition will a line them with most of their higher education peers. about 70% of all colleges nationwide have a police force. >>> the homecoming king of queen at central bucks south high school are in extra big deal this year. video of them is sweeping the internet and tonight, our diana rocco shows you why. >> perfect. >> reporter: central bucks south senior nick magee is still beaming from his

burlington city, faking out the cameraman, but he knows where to go to make a house call.the handoff and off to the races. they win 38-0. turn up, senior night, playing host to chi chester and chris thomas fakes the handoff plunges into the td. a lot of that in this one. they honor the seniors with a human victory, 41-7. visiting sun valley, the qb on the lock, sets sights downfield, finding a wide open receiver. to zone, a golden night for the knights if you will. newstown, heat in on tension for the post season action. the b, a rough road. sails deep downom7 the field, d into the hands carmen, and they win a close one, 20-17. skylights, father judge looking to end the eight gaming streak, but no luck. they plow in from four yards away, and they win for the nint time in a row, 9/$41-14. upp upper dublin on the board first thanks to the 36 yard field goal. upper dublin for this one'of wi 31-0. white marsh, finding the opening, takes it up the gut for six. white marsh gets the w-14. on the doorstep. carter rumbling towards the end zone, but he's brought down. the ball is l

the training takes place tonight from 6:30 to 8:00 at the burlington city police department. >> attentionce springsteen fans. a lot of you out there i'm sure. the jersey shore home where the boss wrote the born to run album is going back on the market. the cottage is listed for $229,000. the last owners plan to turn the house into a tribute to the jersey rock legend. that didn't work out so springsteen lived there from 1974-75 and it is where he wrote thunder road and jungle land. >> he wrote every song on the record there in the home. may be the future owner will be inspired. >> think about that. maybe there is something in the walls. >> we'll find out. >> if you watch the eagles tonight you'll get a bonus, out of this world. >> new trailer for the star wars movie will air at halftime. to the delight of people all over the world. here is a clip of that second teaser trailer for the force awakens. this one already has tens of millions of views. the new film debuts december 18 and tickets go on sale right after that trailer airs. bet they will sell out. >> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "n

burlington city, faking out the raanan, and frnk knows where to go. making a call.f, off to the races. winning 38-0. >> senior night, playing to chester, chris thomas takes the handoff plunging into the td. a lot of that in this. honoring seniors with a victory 41-7. sun valley on the move, sets downfield finding a wide open receiver. twinkle toes into the end zone. a golden night for the golden knights, if you will, winning 41-7. newstown and post season action taking on penn crest, the qb, many, a rough road sails deep down the field right into the hands of carmen, and they win 20-17. skylights, father judge looking to end the losing streak. no luck. lasalle beat judge ninth time in a row convincingly, 41-14. upper dublin on the board thanks to the 36 yard field goal. all upper dublin in this one knocking off the team 31-0. whitemarsh visiting, no fear. finds the opening, up the gut for six. white marsh gets the w winning 35-14. simon on the doorstep of massbom. rumbling in the end zone, brought down, ball's loose, settling for a field goal, and bulldogs piled on

the training takes place tonight at the burlington city police department. >> also happening today, allentown's new police chief will be sworn in. keith morris will assume his duties, he has been with the force there for 18 years, the last two as assistant chief. morris replaces the chief who left to become the police chief of ft. worth, texas. >>> drone operators will have to register aircraft up der a new plan being announced today. the plan will require any one buying a drone to register it with the department of transportation. the move stems from concerns over recent close calls between drones and commercial airliners. transportation secretary fox will join the head of the faa for today's announcement. >>> online giant amazon is going after more than 1,000 people accused of selling fake product reviews. the company says the defendants in the suit are writing fake five star reviews in exchange for money. amazon is are suing. the company went after certain websites and had them shut down. now it's going after individuals who are selling the fake reviews. >> 6:17. new this morning first lady

it takes place tomorrow at the burlington city police department. >>> busy weekend in the waters offh jersey forces the coast guard to make several rescues. a man's family with his cat, about 21 miles off shore from atlantic city fell overboard. he managed to get on his boat as he waited for help to arrive. the coast guard helicopter took him to get medical attention and a boat crew took care of the cat. >>> two fishermen had to be airlifted to safety after their boat got stuck in shallow waters late saturday night. the coast guard said they had mild hypothermia when crews arrived. >>> also on saturday, a crew from the coast guard's cape may station had to tow a sailboat to safety. the boat broke down as a freeze warning was in effect last night. one person on board was brought to safety. >>> police are looking for the gunman in a deadly shooting at a zombie-themed street party in florida. officials in fort meyers say a 20-year-old died of a gunshot wound at the scene. four people were hospitalized an a fifth refused treatment. witnesses say the streets last night were in chaos and i

the training takes place tonight from 6:30 to 8 at the burlington city police department. >>> anotherragedy on the football field. a high school junior collapsed during a game in texas over the weekend and later died. he is the sixth high school football player to die this year. the details as many school districts debate the future of their own football program. >> reporter: this morning, following the tragic death of 16-year-old cameron matthews, the question being asked, why is this happening so often, the alto community is taking it hard. >> everybody was hurt. >> reporter: six-foot junior collapsed on the sidelines in the middle of friday night's game after telling teammates he felt dizzy. he was medevaced to the hospital yes died the next day. officials say he suffered a aneurism, the exact cause of his death has not been determined. cam ron's friends and family are heart broken but don't believe football is to blame. >> they feel that if cameron wasn't on the football field, cameron could have been in the car and this would have happened. >> reporter: matthews is the sixth high

city. chattanooga began to see a return after 19 months. >> provo utah, or burlington, vermont, taxpayer money was at risk, these systems went bankrupt and the systems were not sustainable. >> jim baylor says most cities don't fail. >> by the time a project goes through, every number, every theory, every assumption will be tested in the marketplace. we've seen very few projects that fail, for lack of consideration. >> a large part of the expense comes from installing fiber which can be attached to telephone lines or buried underground like google fiber is doing. >> i anticipated when google came to town the game would change and there would be lot more competitors willing to step up and that's exactly what happened. >> in kansas city and austin, texas, google is offering internet service for $70 a month. that's a lot lest than in cities where google doesn't have operations. as for lexington, kentucky, the key to its internet growth is to get gigabit service. >> this is one of the opportunities from a technology perspective where you have to make the big leap and the leap is that we will need t

city. burlington, partly cloudy skies. buffalo in the 50s. boston and bangor, beautiful times. nation's capital beautiful as well. up to 66 at the washington monument. a perfect fall day for many of you in the northeast. dara, back to you. >> thanks. but you left out the pumpkin picking. good job there. >>> a job that nobody wants, at least the people who have the best shot at it. we'll tell you if that's expected to change. >>> and later a candid conversation with a presidential contender, ben carson. andrea mitchell confronts him about his most controversial statements. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide s

burlington county. one right off the coast there of cape may county near sea isle city. that wind continues to gust so that's leading to more coastal flooding. the rain will continue tonight another wave moving through before all of this pushes north. it starts to break up just a bit. not a completely dry day tomorrow but that steady heavy rain we're seeing now just transitioning into showers. the wind will continue. that's the big problem. comes on shore. so the coastal flood warning that is in effect all weekend. the next high tide is tomorrow about noon. look at more into that and see if we eventually dry out in the seven day forecast coming up little bit later. thanks, dave. hurricane joaquin still swirling down in the bahamas but in some towns along the jersey shore, yeah, this is what it looks like. it looks like the storm has already arrived. fox 29's bruce gordon doing his best to stay dry in ocean city, new jersey, tonight. bruce, i'm guessing it is not a beach day down the shore today. >> reporter: losing battle trying to stay dry out here. it is absolutely raw

burlington. mid-eighties in st. louis and kansas city. that is trying to filter in behind the ridge of high pressure. that precipitation moving in on friday. for tonight, a couple of sprinkles possible late. i think southern iowa will have rain early friday morning and then we get another round of rain as we head into friday evening. a few showers late. north winds, 5-10. sunshine north, clouds south. east winds at 5-15. friday, a pretty good chance of rain. right now, morning and early evening, kind of two rounds of rain. temperature, 64 degrees. sunday starts off: the 40's but it will warm up to 65. more 60's early next week and then we cool down into the 50's. steve: you might say the chicago cubs have their backs against tony: announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. >> such an important historical landmark. >> cubs win world series. against miami? >> who would have thought? 100 to one shot. tony: it was predicted back in 1989. in 2015, the cubs win the world series. and considering we are all moving around on hove

you see some steady rainfall in lower burlington county at the shore for atlantic city and showers will turn heavier as the day goes on. the showers will produce 1 to 3 inches of rain during the day today. along with the strong gusty winds. so the forecast for today, hour by hour, is calling for rain and wind. 20-mile-an-hour winds at 7:00, 18-mile-an-hour winds at 10:00 with stronger gusts and the gusts willble increasing this afternoon as the rain intensifies during the afternoon hours. we'll go through the forecast hour by hour with the futurecast when i come back in 10 minutes. jessica boyington is watching first alert traffic. >> we're on 295 now in new jersey, some wet roads here. you can see everything looks pretty shiny from this far away. southbound we're okay with the drive time. you can see a lot of volume starting to pick up in the area. still early for that, though, especially for this spot on 295. from 38 to this point at the black horse pike. 13 minutes, heading up to philadelphia no problems there yet. but once you get to the area of bridges watch out for construction on

678 we have additional sprinkles and showers moving across the coastline and atlantic city and southern burlingtonounty. philadelphia in the process of drying out. there may be drizzle around, fi give you the wide -- if i give you the wide view allentown is getting a sprinkle popping through. this is all you'll get the rest of the an occasional light sprinkle. as we look outside we have cloudy skies, of course, the cameras are bouncing a bit because of we have strong winds off the ocean. that's creating heavy surf and coastal flooding. as we look at future tracker 6 between now and noon you can see it's the same pattern we just showed you, just a few spotty sprinkles and showers around. more of the same up to 6:00. the best chance of rain is closer to the coast where we have the strong winds coming in continuing to exacerbate that problem. 11:00, cloudy and cool and damp. the winds will be gusting through the day, as well. they will be stronger closer to the coast. but even in philadelphia, noon, 34-mile an hour possible and more of the same up until 6:00 p.m. some of these gusts down the shore co

confirm an amtrak train has derailed in northfield, vermont, just 50 miles southeast of the city of burlington. in your nbc affiliate wptz reports first responders have indicated that several cars derailed. this happened about 10:30 eastern time. state police and our local affiliate on their way to that scene. we'll bring you the latest as we get new information in. but right now several cars have derailed. an amtrak train near burlington, vermont in northfield, vermont. we're working to get as much information as we can on this accident. >>> turning now to politics. hillary clinton unveiled her gun control proposal this morning in the wake of last week's mass shooting in roseburg, oregon. the plan includes a promise to use executive action to close the so-called gun show loophole should she become president. clinton revealed details as part of a town hall event this morning in new hampshire. >> universal background collection. we know that they will work. we need to close the gun show loophole. i think it's 40% or so of the gun sales in america are done online. they're done at gun slows. they

atlantic city ocean city heading into sea isle city and inland that band i've been tracking across burlingtonnty continues to lift very slowly up to the north. some pouring rain right over route 70 and 206 right now. and the flooding not really caused by the rain but caused by the persistent easterly flow. you ever been on the boardwalk in wildwood and you look at that big beach, it's a long walk to the ocean. well, chris posted this photo and you can see how the ocean is right up against the boardwalk. a lot of photos on my facebook page and my twitter accounts of the flooding. the coastal flooding and unfortunately we've got about four more tide cycles before the coastal flooding will end. the high tide right around midnight and lunchtime tonight. at 11:58 in atlantic city, the ocean high tide. then tomorrow 12:24 in the afternoon, 1:01 in the morning and 1:27 on sunday. unfortunate that coastal flooding will continue. in addition to the rain, the wind we have some cold temperature. currently in philadelphia it's only 50 degrees. trenton and allentown 49. millville 51. sea isle city 54 and

i went with i believe ten other people from the city of burlington. purpose was to establish a sister city. i believe in international, i believe that cities should establish relationships with cities and other countries around the world, often countries that we have disagreements with, and that program is existing until today, where kids are coming to burlington, vermont, our people are going there. it is a fine relationship. i'm proud that i helped establish that. >> do you think that senator graham is trying to imply that you are some type of communist sympathizer? >> yes. yes. that's exactly what he is trying to do. i think that's a little silly, absurd. i think it is absurd and equally absurd that chris christie talks about me trying to raise taxes on 90% of the american people. totally nonsense. what we are trying to do is demand that the wealthiest people and the largest corporations in this country who have seen huge increases in their profits and their individual wealth, that they start paying their fair share of taxes. >> democratic president

city. and the burlington bristol bridge triple b getting set for an opening for a northbound ship coming up 10 minutes so you want to start heading for that turnpike connector bridge instead and brian and sharrie look at the beautiful leaves as we look live from northeast philadelphia into burlington county. we'll check it again at 5 o'clock. >> great fall day. >> we saw that from drone six as well. beautiful out there today. thank you my friend. >>> meteorologist adam joseph back with that exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next. >> ♪ for the general assembly, will pauls and chris brown claim they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would take our casinos, and our jobs, and ruin our economy. will pauls and chris brown. when the chips are down, we can't trust them to stand up against north jersey casinos. >> ♪ >> all right meteorologist adam joseph with that all imp

we elected progressive candidates, and we made profound changes to make burlington one of the most livable citiess of america. [applause] in --learned a lesson is, if youe lesson stand with the people, if you prepare to take on big money --erests, you know what ordinary people will get involved in the political risk process -- political process. they will come out and vote. [applause] and that is a lesson we have got to learn today. republicans when when voter when voterwin turnout is low, we win when people come out and voter turnout is high. iname to congress, elected 1990. street and the administration, and virtually all of the corporate media said, you have to vote for this nafta trade agreement. [booing] it is wonderful, it is great. i did not believe their arguments. i voted against nafta. [applause] --oted against cap the kafta. i voted against the npr with china. ustory has proven those of who opposed those agreements were right. last 14 years this country has lost 60,000 factories and millions of decent paying jobs. about theclear cut current trade deal that we are debating and congress

we elected progressive candidates, and we made profound changes to make burlington one of the most livable citiesthe united states of america. [applause] and i learned a lesson in -- then, in the lesson is, if you stand with the people, if you prepare to take on big money interests, you know what -- ordinary people will get involved in the political risk process -- political process. they will come out and vote. [applause] mr. sanders: and that is a lesson we have got to learn today. republicans when when voter turnout -- win when voter turnout is low, we win when people come out and voter turnout is high. [applause] mr. sanders: after after i came to congress, elected in 1990. wall street and the administration, and virtually all of the corporate media said, you have to vote for this nafta trade agreement. [booing] mr. sanders: it is wonderful, it is great. i did not believe their arguments. i voted against nafta. [applause] mr. sanders: i voted against cap the -- kafta. against tntr with china. history has proven those of us who opposed those agreements were right. because in the last 14 years

turnout, we elected progressive candidates, and we made profound changes to make burlington one of the most livable citiesn the united states of america. [applause] sen. sanders: i learned a lesson then. the lesson is that if you stand with the people, if you're prepared to take on big money interests, you know what, ordinary people will get involved in the political process and they will come out and vote. [applause] sen. sanders: and that is a lesson that we have got to learn today. republicans win when voter turnout is low and we win when people come out and voter turnout is high. [applause] sen. sanders: after i came to congress, elected in 1990, corporate america, wall street, the administration, and virtually all of the corporate media -- they said that you have to vote for this nafta trade agreement. it is wonderful. it is great. i did not believe their arguments. i voted against nafta. [applause] sen. sanders: i voted against nafta. i voted against that legislation with china. history has proven that those of us who oppose those agreements were right. in the last 14 years, this country has lost 60

burlington, vermont, and as a u.s. congressman, and as a united states senator. mayor of theected largest city it was a shock to the establishment. nobody thought we could win that election. entireas opposed by the political establishment. that is the way it was. i faced the fork in the road, either capitulate to the special interests in my city, and the political establishment, or we stand up and fight back and that is what we did. [cheers and applause] two years later, in the next election, we doubled the voter turnout, we elected progressive candidates, and we made profound changes to make burlington one of the most livable cities in the united states of america. [applause] sen. sanders: i learned a lesson then. the lesson is that if you stand with the people, if you're prepared to take on big money interests, you know what, ordinary people will get involved in the political process and they will come out and vote. [applause] sen. sanders: and that is a lesson that we have got to learn today. win winans when -- voter turnout is low, and we win when people come out and voter turnout is high.

cities and fund global research. $45 million. >>> well, some burlington county police officers are dow jones pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month, of course, starting today, the police department patrol cars will display a breast cancer pink ribbon. they have that ribbon throughout the month of october. officers will wear such new design breast cancer awareness hat. you will see a photo of those yet. they'll have bus passes. the outside of the township police department will be lit up pink. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> you start with showers in the area, too, light scattered showers and a wet and windy weekend ahead and it looks like that's going to really get ramping up later today and tomorrow. right now, it's kind of quiet outside, cooler, too, clouds in place the temperatures are much cooler this morning a. little breeze already starting to pick up, gusting to 26 miles an hour in philadelphia. 64 degrees, philadelphia international is down 12 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. it finally feels like fall. watching for the showers, they're just to th

they are already opening stores they have opened them burlington and in newton. caught by cop in city. newark police commissioner not arresting school girl for smoking pot. his message to the girl and be what y he wishes he picture. next frequenting resident before tragedy how get help from your local red cross and their message to everybody as we head into winter. but as we go to break take second soak up just gorgeous we w for unexpected. red cross says they view responds house fire every 20 hours in very comment new hampshire they say they will continue to be there for families in need with food, shelter and clothing whenever the unexpected flavors up. >> do you someone who like free installation? head to myfoxboston.com we put link red cross web site it has everything you will need to prepare for this winter. >> this really interesting story lights marijuana joint at 8:30 am on wall street. who she ran into may changed her life. >> she looked over and i wish i had photograph of that face. that she instantly recognized me. and but she was not hurting any one was she? >> she removed

new york city, the suburbs will dip down probably near 30s to the upper 20s, burlington vermont, 24, portland is at 28. northern maine at 24 degrees, it's not factoring in any breeze, here's the dpad news, usually the first cold snap, that's exactly what we will get. charlotte is up to 77 degrees by thursday. new york city should be mid-70s. it's a quick warm-up. today is by far the coldest we will be, probably the next 7 to 10 days. look at the warmth, we quickly go up into the 60s and 70s in the east coast. after a cold, chilly weekend, here's a closer look at the days ahead. after that cold start in the nowhere portions of new england. we get up to 45, near 50 degrees, t tperatures quickly warming up in chicago today. this is the weather you were waiting for all summer long from oklahoma down to texas. i'm happy to say, no more snow, no more cold. >> for the time being. that's the key wording. how tricky that guy is. so a halloween morning that everyone is dressing up or wants to hear about. plus the latest on la more otestimony's medical condition, fined for noring his late dad l

the two largest cities are, burlington and montpelier, but you get outside those two cities, and you are looking at, you know, red state, rural, conservative republican country. and they have embraced bernie, because he's a truth teller. he's a radical truth teller. >> host: why'd you move to washington? >> guest: we moved to washington, d.c. five years ago. there was an opportunity to do a tv program on the rt network which is owned by the russians, and it's their -- they wanted to get into, put an oar into the water of al-jazeera and cnn international and bbc and all that. and i said, you know, i've always owned my own show. i won't become an employee. i have to have absolute editorial control by contract. and if you're willing to go along with those terms, which i'd had this conversation earlier with one of the big cable networks here in the united states, and they were unwilling to do that. they were, like, you're an employee, you'll do what we say or not, or you won't work here. rt said, no, we'll give you your own show, we'll carry your show. it's also carried by free speech tv

and we made profound changes to make burlington one of the most livable cities in the united states ofca. and i learned a lesson then. and the lesson is, if you stand with the people, if you are prepared to take on big money interests, you know what? ordinary people will get involved in the political process. they will come out and vote. and that's a lesson we have got to learn today. republicans win when voter turnout is low. we win when people come out and voter turnout is high. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, after i came to congress, elected in 1990, corporate america, wall street, the administration, and virtually all of the corporate media, they said, you've got to vote for this nafta trade agreement. it's wonderful. it's great. i didn't believe their arguments. i voted against nafta. i voted against cafta. i voted against pntr with china. and history has proven those of us who opposed those agreements were right, because in the last 14 years, this country has lost 60,000 factories and millions of decent paying jobs. and let me be clear about the current trade deal that we are de

city and the surrounding area. >>> from the south jersey bureau, parents in burlington county armed with more information about a series of threats at an elementary school. charles street elementary school has had three lockdowns in the past month. nbc 10 was at the school last night where dozens of parents attended an advisory meeting. the school superintendent didn't give specifics about the threats, but he did say that they were written in the restrooms. parents we spoke with said that the school is taking the matter very seriously. >> i think most of the concerns that the parents have is the fact that whether or not what issing told is what's really going on. >> they were still trying to investigate what was going on but we were notified look, this is what happened, this is the procedure we did. so the school's very good with that. >> officials in palmyra say they are investigating leads to find out who made the threats. >>> we have new information about that toddler found wandering in philadelphia's love park over the weekend. yesterday a judge ruled that the baby and his older sister could not be reunited

the camera moving well here but it does bog down out to the burlington section getting by route 93. get auglook at route 1 north of the city a bit of a delay here in saugus and also back in the revere area up ahead though it's easing off a little out toward the lynnfield tunnel and out past 128. mass pike eastbound coming toward the camera heading for the pru tunnel. slow moving volume here and certainly back in the newton area in both directions. soldiers field road on the right-hand side in the shade not moving all that badly then upper and lower decks of route 93 a tight ride here in downtown boston. 93 southbound stays slow right down on to the expressway. i'm joe staple ton, 7 news. >>> coming up next on 7 news, a dangerous drive. what happens on a bridge in maryland that caused this truck to end up on its side . >>> a big dig along the mexican u.s. border. authorities seizing millions this drug funneled between the two countries. >> anchor: coming up, what was supposed to be part of a christmas gift turned into quite the problem when a local couple felt like they were put through the ringer. that's when they called s

burlington county. by 8:00 p.m. we're tracking this activity along the shoreline near atlantic city, cape may, also parts of lewes and sussex county. most of the moisture offshore and more clearing, so really is that organized line of thunderstorms that we're most concerned with. really within the next hour or two, even philadelphia will start to dry out. we'll see mostly cloudy skies and eventually the clouds will go away and we'll see lots of sunshine heading into tomorrow. we also want to point out some of the damage reports we're getting into our newsroom. we've seen wind gusts close to 60 miles per hour, that was strong enough for downed trees and also wires. this happened in chester county. closer look at montgomery county, another report of trees down, then again for chester county and east vincent, that's when we're seeing wires down and reports of more trees down. coming up we are going to be tracking how long the severe weather storms are going to stick around, details in about ten minutes. >> all right, brittney. meantime check out this lightning right here. nbc 10 viewer captured this along the pennsylvan

provo, utah frequent or burlington, vermont they put a lot of municipal money into these networks, taxpayer money at risk, these systems went bust, they just failed. >> most cities don't fail. >> by the time a project goes through every mum every theory every assumption will be testimonied in the mart -- tested in the marketplace. we see very few projects that fail for lack of consideration . >> a lot of the expense comes to installation fiber which can be attached to telephone line or buried like google is doing. >> i anticipated there would be a lot more competitors willing to step up and that's exactly what happened. >> in kansas city missouri and austin texas, google offers gigabit for $70 a month. as far as lexington, kentucky, the key is to get gigabit service. >> this is one of the opportunities i think from a technology perspective that you have to make the leap. the leap is that we will need that bandwidth. >> jacob ward, al jazeera, chattanooga, tennessee. >> coming up. cities shouldn't bother wasting their money on gigabit service? >> we're talking today about gigabit service. 118 cities either have superhigh speed service or figuring out how to get i

look at bernie, at one time, he was in burlington, vermont. he turned that city around.did not make a lot of friends , he had to do things sometimes that did not make everybody happy. you go there, you will see what he's all about. on the republican side, the , i listenedm ohio to him speak couple days ago. he talks about from the bottom up. he has a track record in his state of grading jobs. -- creating jobs and not getting special interests too happy. he knows what has to be done for the american people. more if you want to hear from these presidential candidates, tune in for our coverage that continues today. jeb bush in new hampshire. he will be in concord, new hampshire. we will have coverage of that on c-span and www.c-span.org. donald trump in richmond, virginia. we will have coverage on c-span2. marco rubio in new hampshire. 12:30 p.m. eastern time today. hillary clinton at a campaign rally in las vegas. you can continue to watch the candidates as they continue to campaign in these early primary caucus states. go to www.c-span.org if you want to hear from the oth

city, 37 hundredths. just 6 hundredths of an inch here in the metro. a little warmer the farther south and southeast you went today. burlington and fort madison hit 80 degrees. the system moving on out. we are watching a system to the southwest that could bring overnight very light showers. chicago, a couple sprinkles, but that is moving out. this is the system we are watching for later tonight. a little bit of energy will flow on in. you may have noticed the wind shifting around. high-pressure scoots to t northeast. this developing system will bring a pretty good chance of rain as we head into friday. overall, we will stay mild for this time of year. overnight, a light sprinkle in maybe a light shower. tomorrow, the state will be split in half. more sunshine the farther north and the more cloud cover the farther south. friday morning, one round of rain moves through and i think we will see a secondary round of rain in the early evening. saturday starts with clouds but i think that they will finish with some bright sunshine. tonight, cooling down to 48 degrees. sunshine north, clouds south. east winds at 5-15. friday, a good

city. >> reporter: when you wake up in the suburbs, sometimes it stakes longer coming into work. chopper 6 heading to the scene in pemberton burlington county and accident at sheep pen hill road. watch for this accident in burling you burlington county. on the new jersey turnpike we have two problems, we had an accident where a driver ran into the toll booth on the turnpike at exit 7. a vehicle fire cleared on the turnpike northbound approaching exit 6. this accident is out here on collegeville road at black rock road new in montgomery county. watch for restricts they have one lane blocked right there. let's go outside and she what it looks like, e ton, -- exton, chester county. we have no weather issues, just construction blocking the left lane route 100 at sunrise boulevard. often commuter traffic report finding the boast way to come into work. if you're in mansfield township new jersey, heading into the city, if you were to take 295 and the betsy ross bridge it's a 46 minute ride if you take the ben franklin bridge it's a 39 minute ride. it's 52 degrees in philadelphia. not too bad out there, but cooler than yesterday. 20 degrees

burlington. averaging 59 miles per hour. moving down just south of the city here and a little bit west in framingham. headed toward the city on the pike, going 24 hours. and if you were on the expressway going through quincy expressway going through quincy, 59 miles per hour for you. smooth sailing so far today. want to zoom out a little bit because maybe you are getting on the roads early to head up north. look at some of the foliage and i can tell you right now looks pretty good if you were headed north too. at that look now -- we want to zoom back in here. another speed check for you 93 fine. a look at traffic as you are moving past the gas tank moving smooth me, 7 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams. 12 minutes from 93 to the braintree to the pike. about a 10 about a 10-minute drive for you. shiri, smooth sailing on the road and sounds like a beautiful day on the way too. >> smooth sailing from the weather department as well this morning, catherine. normal low is 48 degrees in boston. we are going to be pretty close this morning.

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burlington and lexington. pike looks good from framingham through the weston tolls into brighton -- allston-brighton. zakim bridge you are flying into the city. 11 minutes from the pike from the weston tolls to the tunnel. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 18 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. as you were heading out the road today, sara, this one of those days all this be cranking up the heat, turning on the seat heater. it is cold out there. >>sarah: you better believe it. exactly what i did this morning turn the heat seater right on. weekend. we saw the temperatures drop from the 50s saturday to the 40s yesterday, but boy a lot of folks still went out and took pictures. thank you so much for sending in all of your reports. all of your pictures. gorgeous shot up in new hampshire, and the higher peak -- a little bit white. starting with light snow did fall across northern new england and even in the city of boston. we picked up a trace of snow yesterday as well as worcester. for the date set back in 2009, we actually picked up a 10th of an inch back in 2009 for october 18 and an inch in worcester.

burlington and parts of the atlantic county. you can see it's approaching route 206 right now heading along 322, the atlantic city expressway andrth and the west ahead of another band of rain so we're looking at periodof

. >> 128 still a problem spot there and burlington to waltham there and just build in extra time and over here slightly west of the city pike mostly in the green except for the sluggish pocket and pretty slow as work way up through the expressway quincy up to boston and and pretty well at this point and look at drive times on pike take you 22 minutes on 93 from the braintree split to the pike 17 minutes on 93 from 49528 minute ride and shiri all in all not too much to worry about in the way of rain. >> 52 in boston and nice place to stay but north and west of the city have 40s on the map and little chill in the air, north wind at 12 miles per hour sustained, gusts higher than that, 18 miles per hour gusts now in plymouth and 27 miles per hour in chatham and 26 nantucket but as i take you hour-by-hour into the afternoon you will see that the wind stays somewhat active in particular boston down into southern massachusetts and 15 to 25 miles per hour and winds result of high pressure trying to sink into new england and at the same time hurricane joaquin, know it seems real far away but sending about 125 or so everything a

city. millville are 37. allentown, same number. mount holly, 37 degrees, this was taken in whites bog, burlington county, first frost of the season.. now the numbers are getting better. tanersville up to 48 degrees,

city in that debate on whyy. the general election is set for november 3rd. >>> well, firefighters in burlington county are grieving the death of a former colleague who died when his lawnmower caught fire yesterday. 79-year-old roger lippencot was mowing his lawn in jobstown when his riding mower burst into flames. he suffered severe burns and die it had at the scene. and the firefighters who responded were from his former fire department, springfield township. did catch on fire, causes and other circumstances are still under investigation. >> it sounds like it was absolutely a freak accident. >> this guy hopped on a lawnmower and something like that happened. i have a lawn mower out back, you know, you just never know. >> and the fire marshal is still looking into why that lawnmower caught fire. >>> the archdiocese of if i recall is closing a church in bucks county. st. joseph the worker church in falls township will permanently shut its doors next month. the congregation had already merged with st. francis cabrini parish and fearless hills last year with the church remaining open for funerals and weddings and thi