under this overpass on the 1300 block of west 7th street in chester city, senseless violence. a drive-by shooting which injured three teenagers. >> i'm outraged by it. you know, it hits home. >> reporter: carl everett is a minister and like many of the people we spoke with in chester city did not want his face shown. >> we as a people need to come together and address some of the issues that are facing us. and not look for people to solve our problems. >> reporter: chester police are not saying much about this crime. they're staying very tight-lipped. only stating that drive-by shooting happened minutes after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. the chester upland school district confirms three people were shot, two of them were students at chester upland high school. late monday night the commissioner confirming the one killed a 15-year-old teenager. >> i'm asking all available men, clergy and anyone that wants to greet our children back at chester high school tomorrow morning, because this is one of their classmates. >> reporter: now if there is any silver lining in any of this, it is

under this overpass on the 1300 block of west 7th street in chester city, senseless violence. a drive-by shooting which injured three teenagers. >> i'm outraged by it. you know, it hits home. >> reporter: carl everett is a minister and like many of the people we spoke with in chester city did not want his face shown. >> we as a people need to come together and address some of the issues that are facing us. and not look for people to solve our problems. >> reporter: chester police are not saying much about this crime. they're staying very tight-lipped. only stating that drive-by shooting happened minutes after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. the chester upland school district confirms three people were shot, two of them were students at chester upland high school. late monday night the commissioner confirming the one killed a 15-year-old teenager. >> i'm asking all available men, clergy and anyone that wants to greet our children back at chester high school tomorrow morning, because this is one of their classmates. >> reporter: now if there is any silver lining in any of this, it is

the out pouring was so great, the city loerds kept the rest of the stuff at the chester fire station. >> i'm looking forward to seeing smiles on families faces. when we deliver a package or deliver a box to their house. >> reminder you can still take part in fact day of giving. we're taking donations until 11:30 tonight. you can call the number on the screen. or look for the information on our app. >>> tonight, honoring the life and legacy of bow biden through a good cause for his foundation. former president obama balm and vice president biden were in wilmington tonight for the reception. the organization looks to end child abuse. >>> thank you for allowing us to pursue what we know, we know he would be doing. >> one of his missions to make sure that every child had protection. to make sure that no child was betroyed. >> he died two years ago after a battle with brain cancer. he was 46 years old. >>> this past weekend marked a year since three firefighters lost their lives. now every september 24 will be called firefighter remembrance day in wilmington. the families took part in the

. >> other news now three teens walking home from school in the city of chester were victimized in ashooting and one of the teens did not survive. the shots rang our yesterday afternoon on the 1300 block of west seventh street. family members tell "action news" 16-year-old ronald lundy was killed. they are adamant that he was not the intended target. another 16-year-old and an 18-year-old were also shot. coming up in the next half hour we'll have a live report on the search for ronald's killer. >>> a 32-year-old driver has been arrested and charged with critically wounding a student in front of abington high school. the car struck 14-year-old kelly williams back on august 23rd. the montgomery county district attorney says kelly wall in the crosswalk and that the driver, james clark, was speeding. he had been arraigned on aggravated assault by vehicle and reckless endangerment charges. >> ♪ >> new this morning, the fbi says tips from the public led them to a wanted fugitive from berks county. maria cabrera gutierrez and was arrested and her four-year-old son daniel marcus was recovere

gunman who left a 16-year-old boy dead and two other teens hurt during a drive-by shooting in the city of chestered on the 1300 block of west seventh street yesterday afternoon. family members say 16-year-old ronald lundy was gunned down as he walked home from school. they are adamant the high school sophomore was not the intended target. another 16-year-old and an 18-year-old were also shot. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:30 a.m. >>> classes are canceled again in the methacton school district. teachers are entering their second day of a strike. the educators in the montgomery county district are disputing salary, healthcare premiums and class sizes. they have been working without a contract since january. >> ♪ >> many world leaders will have their first chance to meet president trump face to face as the un general assembly opens today. trump is expected to issue harsh warnings to north korea and iran during his address this morning. the president has offered a wide range of views on the united nations in the past. he's called it under performing inefficient. just yesterday he renewed so

watches and warnings for the following counties and marine areas near the city of philadelphia in pennsylvania birds books chester delaware montgomery and philadelphia in new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester hundred mercer monmouth and salem in delaware kid in newcastle including upper delaware bay in maryland cecil including chesapeake north of wells iowa this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia and slovenia thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. even when it's fifteen to twenty centimeters underground their nose is not so secret weapon imagine if humans had similar abilities ok if you were in a pitch black room and somebody entered the house from. i would say i think one kilometer away and it's pitch black and you can't hear anything you might be able to detect something changed but that's also very hard for me to say because i really as a scientist i need evidence to support such a claim and i don't have. isaac and his sister at the gym they can give their paws a good workout sharpen their teeth. and enjoy a sense of

city. >> west chester police need your help.eone tipped off police a couple weeks about the man saying he was not only exposing himself but touching himself. police say he did it right around midnight on north high street. the last place witnesses spotted him was in kildare's restaurant and bar in the early morning hours of august 31st but west chester police have just released this video hoping you might know who he is and give them a call. >>> a u.s. postal worker from cape may county is facing fraud and theft charges tonight. prosecutors say 59-year-old robert mcgee an stole more than $75,000 in federal workers' comp benefits. he claimed he hurt his wrist in a fall on the job. but investigators realized he was pretty healthy when he posted photos on facebook sip lining and repelling on rock wall. >> we can just getting started to. homes one block away. two massive drug busts. neighbors that no idea. and tonight nearly $2 million of fentanyl is off local streets. >>> two little girls say this suv pulled up and the drive trying

it's past chester already just about to get into the city limits and montgomery county.s not especially heavy and not a large area. there's actually sunshine down to the south. so these showers are not going to last all day. they are just going to be coming and going and you can see a fair amount of clouds for the rest of the day and at night with more showers starting to come in tomorrow. tomorrow should be a good bit wert than today will be. the temperatures are held down by all of the clouds. only 66 in wilmington. so the rain is not the temperature down there. it is 74 in philadelphia. we do have warmer weather on the way. we'll see if we can get rid of that rain in time for the weekend coming up. >> we'll be looking for that. thanks, glenn. >> now to irma's devastation. five people from a nursing home near jacksonville are dead. the facility has been without power since it truck the sunshine state. we have more on the recovery effort across florida. >> a grim discovery today. several people found dead inside a nursing home without air-conditioning. irma may be gone

city. >>> and a murder investigation in the quiet chester county town of phoenixville. a man suspected of firing on another man after an argument remains on the loose at this hour. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the details now from bridge street. >> reporter: there are some surveillance cameras nearby and police were out looking for footage this morning to help in the investigation as they continue to look for the suspect that is considered armed and dangerous. >> i heard two loud sounds. boom boom. >> gunshots in phoenixville at 9:45 p.m. a busy street lined with bars and restaurants and even where the blob was fillped. >> nothing happened like this except for six years ago. it's scary. >> this morning investigators walked the area looking for voice video and other evidence. this happened shortly after 9:45 at the childrens plaza. and 41-year-old carpenter and the victim mitchell, had been arguing when carpenter pulled out a handgun. >> they picked up the gun and bullets and had lights on. >> and they say that carpenter fired one shot at mitchell and after

weather watches and warnings for the following counties marine areas near the city of philadelphia in pennsylvania birds books chester delaware montgomery philadelphia in new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester hundred mercer manas in salem in delaware camp in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland seattle including chesapeake bay north of pools island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. thousand refuges from this in iowa highlands traveled there they'd been forced out by the ongoing conflict between government forces and the drug cartels. this friend of mine he was a journalist he was doing his job you know doing the best geisha and all that he was a very passionate guy. he published some reports he had this warning. and. get do it and then someone told you all your don man that coming after you so he run away he moved to another city he moved to the city of irma see you which is you know going off things you start doing the same thing. and these thousan

called the spirit of the american doughboy that's very common, there's none in new york city but some in west chester. that's notable because he has a rifle in one hand and a grenade in the other. there's more tan 100 of those around the country. there's a facebook page where you can track them down. knock did not want to have this over the top, that's what this is called, over the top kind of pose. they went with a more refined sculpture like this one. so this is the returning soldier by burke johnson. so this is in woodside. it's called the returning soldier and he also created the flanders field doughboy in hell's kitchen sic years later. it was dedicated on memorial day 1923. 5,000 attended with gold star mothers in the front. in 1928 the american federation of arts named it the best war memorial of its kind. a different take on this than the other doughboy sculpture you saw is he has a head wound. and his helmet is removed. and you see the branches of peace around his helmet. okay, so that is more common to see in the new york city war memorials. if you know of the carl ilva statue, 107th infant

watches and warnings for the following counties and marine areas near the city of philadelphia in pennsylvania burbs books chester delaware montgomery and philadelphia in new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester hundred mercer monmouth and salem in delaware killed in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay north of wells island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. military confrontation and the longer term objective of bringing north korea into. the community of nuclear powers which in fact it is now joint managing those weapons to make sure that war doesn't occur by accident and that military military contacts can be maintained that's a longer term goal russia china the united states south korea and japan know how to do this there's a long experience with it and there can't be any doubt that over the next two years that's the way that the situation will be resolved and will get more of a normal tone to the political relationships in e

city. >> the statue is the work of artist hank thomas. >>> chester continue teen accused of threatening students on social mode media is facing charges. charged as a juvenile. accused of posting racial threats towards freshman on a deleted instagram account. the teen is facing terrorist threats, harassment and other charges. >> a big honor tonight. for heros who go above and beyond to serve the community. 14 award of va lor were presented to police officers and firefighters singled out for the remarkable acts of heroism and being role models in the community. nbc10 anchor keith jones right there served as emcee. among the honor the officers who first investigated a call about a missing 19 year-old in bucks county. >>> the canine officers who later helped discover his body and the body of three other missing men on a farm this summer. you can watch more on that is the stories of the others. right now on nbc10.com. >>> also building a bridge between police and the community tonight. in north philadelphia. police officers and firefighters came out for the unity in the community event. there was fun

16-year-old boy dead in the street and two other teens hurt during a drive-by shooting in the city of chesterrom school yesterday. and they are adamant that the high school sophomore was not the intended target. another 16-year-old and 18-year-old were also shot. back to "gma." >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is you're going or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking at this hour hurricane maria makes landfall as a category 5 storm pummeling the caribbean aisles. dominica hit hard and the prime minister there says they will need help of all kinds after 160-mile-an-hour winds and rain and it's taking aim at puerto rico and jose threatening the east coast. our team tracking both. the new alert from ginger ahead. >>> daring escape. this woman faking a seizure to avoid being mugged after this note w

city we are in the mid 50's. you need a sweater in phoenixville where jenny is, 45 in bethlehem, 51 in chester delaware county.h is 73 degrees after a couple days in the nine owe's, sunday and monday and 89 degrees on wednesday, yesterday we got to 78. today 72 or 73. not out of the 60's on saturday. really cool day. but 70 degrees on sunday and warming trend back in the 80's by the time we get to thursday of next week. so autumnal weather at last. last weekend sure didn't feel like it. >> i love it, in the 60's, um. >>> it is national coffee day, i don't know why people get all excited, i get excited. >> i get excited too, because lots of businesses, are gearing up, to celebrate, let's hope so. if you are looking to get this free coffee, here are some of the places i choose, dunkin' dough nuts because you have your wawa. >> you do you don't need a coupon or anything, any size is free, all day, at dunkin', our lovely sponsor. buy medium or large cup and get a medium free. mcdonald's is giving out two dollars small specialty coffees. >> um-hmm. >> if you have their app you get a coupon for a free medium 7-eleve

all of the chester upland midland schools begin normally on tuesday. >>> and preliminary competitions continue in atlantic cityonight for this year's miss america pageant. >> contestants began yesterday beginning in talent, evening wear and lifestyle categories. the big event is sunday when miss america 2018 will be crowned at city hall. >> did you grow up watching it? >> i the xwroe up watching it. truly, i love seeing the talent, the singing. >> confession, i watched it every year because my wife and daughter are big fans. i learned a lot about women's fashion and everything else. >> it was the fun to gather around the tv and watch. >>> crashing into the caribbean, hurricane irma leaves a path of destruction and sets its sights on florida. >> help on the way, local firefighters and rescue dogs are heading down south to deal with the expected mess and the powerful storm. >>> remembering jen ma. today students and staff at temple university will come together to pay tribute to the young woman who was murdered last week. >>> good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm katie. >> and i'm vai. it's 5:00 a.m

center city this afternoon about 81 with peeks of sun coming through those clouds. we'll need that to get to 81. 79 west chesterere will be places that only stay in the mid-70s if the clouds are thick enough. ocean city only 74. it is 79 degrees in smyrna. irma over the united states. we still have a hurricane out there. it is a fairly large size. it is 75 miles per hour winds. it's hardly moving at all. that's the issue because here is the forecast for the next few days. a little loop, and that is -- by friday -- today is tuesday. it is so -- it's going nowhere fast then it may start picking up and the latest forecast is very helpful because from the hurricane center generally taking it and keving curving it north off the east coast. if that continues and that is a trend that would help everybody out. here is the european model that has done so well with the big storm this is year. by thursday it is still way out in the atlantic. by saturday it's way out in the atlantic. by next monday it's way out in the atlantic. let's hope those forecasts hold true because we have had enough. temperatures close to the avera

yesterday's day of giving in chester, delaware county, helped to answer the call. you're looking at the outpouring of donations at city hall. the supplies will go to people in texas displaced along with supplies from philadelphia and wilmington. fred green, a liaison, will help make the delivery tomorrow in a truck. >> we want to go straight into those neighborhoods that are not getting the necessary help that they deserve. i'm looking forward to seeing smiles on families's's faces when we -- families' faces when we deliver a package or box to their house. >> the day of giving will take pressure off the salvation army and other charity organizations that have been working nonstop for weeks now. >>> we're learning more about a top-secret visit to our area by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. he's been spotted ordering cheesesteaks at pat's and dining at iron hill. he wasn't just here to eat. he was in delaware discussing how the social network could help others respond to natural disaste disasters. ly he posted on his page after meeting with governor carney. they were told the meeting had to be kept secret or wouldn't happ

city. the radar sweeping the sky picking up showers. also chester and delaware county.ust moving into philadelphia. and also in berks county and lehigh valley. the heaviest showers are starting to dry out. this is a big picture spinning right here. tz sit oefrg the great lakes. let's break it down. we're looking at steady showers and perhaps even some good downpours across the jersey shore. temperatures dropping into the 50s and 60s. you'll wake up tomorrow and it will be refreshing. we may see an early morning shower and a few peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures in the low and perhaps mid-70s in had some places. on friday we'll get more sunshine. maybe an isolated shower. 185 mile an hour winds. so it's a record setter. nearly a thousand miles wide if you take in the complete outflow of it. so it's about the size of texas. and it is headed westward right now. you can see this enormous eye. can you imagine if this passed over your island, it did pass over some islands and just in the middle of the eye. you had to take the full force coming ask. going as thi

city. a live look downtown the vine expressway open this morning. no overnight construction. we have an accident. fatal crash in chester county. along the eastbound side of route 30 all lanes pushed off here. all traffic pushed off at 22. accident last night involving this tractor-trailer. so this is eastbound side of the 0 bypass. your best bet as you get ready to leave chester county this morning get off here route 322 and 22 will get you to route 30 local and that will get to you chester county and back ton bypass. add an extra i would say 10, 15 minutes to your trip this morning coming out of thorndale. chester county, karen and thomas back over to you. >> bob, thanks so much. >> absolutely clear on the parkway. 4:12. great to the you have with us this thursday morning. happening again an airline passenger dragged off a plane. >> coming up next on "good day philadelphia". what she claims she was deat deathly allergic to that led to her being forcibly removed. >> and plus there is a warning for parents. discrete device some are using to get high on the low. "good day philadelphia" coming to get high on the low. "good day ph

. >> yesterday's day of giving in chester, delaware county, was designed to do just that. you're looking at the outpouring of donations at city hall. these supplies will go to people in texas displaced by hurricane harvey along with other supplies from philadelphia and wilmington. fred green, a liaison to the mayor, will help make the delivery tomorrow in a truck. >> we want to go straight into neighborhoods that are not getting the necessary help that they deserve. i'm looking forward to seeing smiles on families' faces when we go deliver them a package or deliver a box to their house. >> the day of giving will take pressure off the salvation army and charity organization that's have been working nonstop for weeks to help disaster victims. >>> former president barack obama and former vice president joe biden were in wilmington last night for a fundraiser for the beau biden foundation. the foundation works to end child abuse in delaware. joe biden said the event will help make sure that his late son's lifelong mission continues. >> thank you for allowing us to pursue what we know, we know beau would be doing. >> one of his mi

city and a high of 77, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> a teen's family in chester says they can't believe that he was the intendedrive-by shooter. they say the world has now lost a young man with a bright future gunned down in broad daylight after school. "action news" reporter katherine scott is outside live at chester high where that victim was a student. >> reporter: good morning tam. police have no clear motive in this case. they do believe it was a drive-by shooting. two teens are in stable condition but a third succumbed to his injuries. ronald lundy was only 16 years old. a sophomore, a member of the jv basketball team. family members say he was on his way home from chester high school yesterday afternoon when he was shot twice in broad daylight. >> even if somebody was to go after the person that he was with, you ain't got no right to shoot somebody if they had nothing to do with nothing. >> reporter: police were called out to the 1300 block of west seventh street shortly after 3:00 p.m. officers found three teens with gunshot wounds. a 16-year-old was shot in his thigh, an 18-year-old in his rear. lundy

city's water system. without it, beaumont's baptist hospital had to evacuate all its patients. shelters are packed, and the red cross' chesterre food. >> the biggest issue is cooked food, food somebody can bring in or that we have here or we can cook. >> reporter: kaevon roach just reunited here with his wife and three children. he was saved by a helicopter. they were rescued in a boat. what was that like? i mean, you've got little kids. >> it was scary. i mean, i had to get more food because we were running out. >> reporter: what you're seeing here is the effect of 26 inches of rain in just 24 hours. and, demarco, rescue operations are continuing tonight. >> morgan: anna werner reporting. anna, thank you. adding to the fear and danger here, explosions at a chemical plant sent a cloud of smoke into the air and more than a dozen sheriff's deputies to the hospital. david begnaud is covering that. >> reporter: it happened at 2:00 a.m. local time, the first of two explosions lit up the night& sky. by morning, a fire was still burning. a mile and a half radius around the chemical plant was evacuated tuesday after company represen

city's 23rd homicide of the year. there were 26 in all of last year. we're live in chester, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. you, katherine. >>> protests on the campus of georgia tech turned violent. at one point authorities told students to shelter-in-place. it happened after a vigil ended for 21-year-old scout schultz shot and killed by campus police over the week. a police officer's car was set on fire you saw there last night and three protesters were arrested. two officers were injured. now, police say they shot schultz on saturday night because he refused orders to put down a knife and instead moved towards an officer. >>> protests continued for a fourth night in saint louis missouri. hundreds of protesters gathered outside the saint louis justice center last night. they are calling for the release of more than 50 people who were arrested during protests on sunday night. some businesses closed early last night over fears the protests would turn violent again. the unrest began on friday after a white officer was acquitted and shooting and killing a black man. >> tarps no longer cover two confederate st

one tried to form over chester county and then fell apart before making its way in the city. we are in and out of the cloud cover here throughout this afternoon and evening, and it feels, warm, and steamy outside. temperatures right now, in the 80's, 81 in philadelphia. eighty in trenton. eighty in wilmington. winds are out of the south and west and it is feeling definitely still like summer, and temperatures will be averaging, above the normal right through the weekend. dew points are on the high side not as steamy. dew point also in the 60's. that means it is feeling on the steamy side, humid but not oppressively so. a few pop up showers and storms, could be around through this evening, and through the overnight hours tonight, and then same story tomorrow, cloud, some sun, and we will see a couple of pop up showers, coming up we will talk about how it feels tropical outside, how long that will last, and storms through weekend and more on jose, tropical storm now but that track is heading north, could we be in for impact? we will have the latest on that, jessica. >> kate, th

city to paint a mural in its place. >> the suspects on video punching a disabled man in the face in west chester has pleaded guilty in his assault case. he said he was guilty of assaulting michael ryan and fleeing the area to avoid capture. his plea comes just before trial was set to begin. he told eyewitness news he's getting on with his life. >> if it wasn't for that fact. i was appalled and thank god he wasn't terribly hurt. >> reporter: sentencing is expected later this fall. he faces between 2 and 4 years behind bars. >>> a $1,000 reward is being afford for information about the whereabouts of this the magnitude 1.7 struck southwest of morristown. there were no reports of damage. >>> federal agencies are wrapping up their response as the trump administration tries to blunt criticism that its response to hurricane maria has been lack luster. tonight the majority of puerto rico's citizens are still without power. this is five days after landfall. getting power restored to everyone will likely take months. san juan's airport looks more like a shelter with people there sleeping on south cases. resources are running

chester finn, president emeritus of the forman institute. >> the places around the country that have been braced charters the most systematically are also the fastest improving citiesn the country. make every school a charter. , if youook at the data want to do what works for kids, let's treat every public school like a charter. we can call it something else. we can call it an innovation school, a renaissance school, whatever. let's give it the autonomies of people who run the school can make the decisions and create a school model that will work for the kids they have to cheat. -- they have to teach. let's hold them accountable for their performance. if they do a good job, let them open another school. c-span2's book tv. sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories, a series of six interviews with prominent photojournalists. a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. out, hei brought oswald was within three feet of me when went-- when jack ruby between bob jackson and i fired the gun

city's water pumps. >> we have a bus going to dallas. >> reporter: now, hundreds of people have to be moved. chester jourdan with the red cross: >> we've got bottled water. we can't flush the toilets and all that kind of stuff. >> reporter: and that's a safety issue. >> it is very much a safety issue. it's a health issue. >> reporter: and not just in shelters. there's no drinking water in beaumont, period. and some residents are waiting in long lines for bottled water. others still need to be rescued from floodwaters. a major hospital had to evacuate its patients. and buses that were supposed to ferry evacuees from the airport to san antonio got turned around. flooded roads halted their trip. some 24 hours after this operation began, there were still some 500 people sitting on buses here at the airport just 73-year-old betty jo white told us she has nowhere else to go. >> i don't know what we're going to do. somebody's just going to have to have pity on us. >> reporter: but despite hours of waiting, india milton sat with her family in a corner of the airport with a smile on her face. why are you sti

city to paint a mural in its place. >> the suspects on video punching a disabled man in the face in west chester has pleaded guilty in his assault case. he said he was guilty of assaulting michael ryan and fleeing the area to avoid capture. his plea comes just before trial was set to begin. he told eyewitness news he's getting on with his life. >> if it wasn't for that fact. i was appalled and thank god he wasn't terribly hurt. >> reporter: sentencing is expected later this fall. he faces between 2 and 4 years behind bars. >>> a $1,000 reward is being afford for information about the whereabouts of this the magnitude 1.7 struck southwest of morristown. there were no reports of damage. >>> federal agencies are wrapping up their response as the trump administration tries to blunt criticism that its response to hurricane maria has been lack luster. tonight the majority of puerto rico's citizens are still without power. this is five days after landfall. getting power restored to everyone will likely take months. san juan's airport looks more like a shelter with people there sleeping on south cases. resources are running

city. sun peeking through the cloud thon thursday morning. >>> well, some chester county preschoolers and kindergartenersre helping a flooded houston school get back on track. >> as ukee washington shows news this weeks story of brotherly love thinks a tangible project that they can see, and feel. >> they are young but understand what other children need and they understand brotherly love. >> ♪ god bless america >> these singing preschoolers at assumption academy in stratford might not know everything about hurricanes but they know the important stuff. >> it breaks up peoples houses and schools and buildings. >> reporter: they learn when harvey blew in and rained on houston some classrooms were damaged. >> it got all ruined. things blew away like school supplies. >> but helping is on the way thanks to principal patricia welsh and power of facebook. assumption academy partnered with an elementary school with the houston independent school district to collect school supplies. that school bravard elementary got flooded and need to start over. the principal explains. >> we are talking to them about how child

city and 78 down the shore and low 70s for the lehigh valley. good thursday morning bob kelly. >> not a good thursday for the gang getting ready to leave chester county. rough overnight. accident fatal accident here on the 30 bypass. happened after midnight. some reports of vehicle going the wrong way collided with tractor-trailer. resulting in this accident here and major fuel spill. look at the sand that is all over the eastbound lanes here. now penndot put down the sand. they're trying to suck it all up like oil dry before they allow traffic to start to roll again. here's the backup. eastbound parking lot heading into route 322 which is where serving forced off. that's a live shot gang no one move for miles. if you get ready to heat r head out the front door. use the bypass. two options turnpike downingtown to king of prussi prussia. from lower end of chester county north bradford, maybe thorndale. use business route 0. again be ready to package double jelly donut to work your way around the closure point. no. ta when this opensens up. center city ramp vine sxwrits way causing delays. we mentioned earlier prob lelingz on septa. media elwyn and pao

chester county, led the way with $92,000 income per year. 92,000. >> now it seems like that information is being used against us, right? because all of these citiesng to bid to get this new amazon east, amazon want to set up a headquarters. >> second headquarters, big one in seattle. so pittsburgh used this data yesterday to slam us. so, there are so many different cities across america, and in the delaware valley. even smaller towns. trying to get this headquarters. think of all of the jobs, probably 50,000 jobs. so amazon scouting the spot, so, philly, stands out above the rest with everything the city has to offer, is what city officials say. >> but pittsburgh thinks it would be the best choice and dissing the rest of the cities in america. this is what the pittsburgh post gazette editorial page wrote. pittsburgh would be much better headquarters choice than many other likely contenders, including philadelphia. which with the east coast weather like theirs is a lot different. >> theirs is different. >> and swats of object pouf earth at this. hughes to you now under water, pittsburgh says. >> they really brought that up? >> yes, brought up the

city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> a suspect has been identified in the shooting in downtown phoenixville chester county police say 21 year-old keyon lesean carpenter is responsible for fatal shooting of 20 year-old joshua mitchell after an argument. shooting took place at 9:45 last night in the certainty of the town in the very same block as the famous colonial theater. police are asking anyone with information to please come forward. >>> today a judge will decide fate of the camden county fat shore pleaded guilty in the death of his toddler son. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in superior court in camden as we await sentencing of david creato, junior, hi there, cleve. >> reporter: rahel, there could have been a trial that would have started right around this time but instead david dj creato took a plea deal and instead of facing murder charge that he is landed him life in prison he will most likely go to jail for about 10 years on manslaughter charges pleading guilty. you will remember back in may, when he faced his first trial, ended in a mistrial because jury could not reach a unanimous decision

city's 23rd murder on pace to eclipse last year's record of 26. >> i know how it is to lose a child. >> for the family, it's the fifth murder on chester street. >>s to stop. up here, every other week somebody's getting killed. >> sources say it appears the three shooting victims knew each other. it's not clear in what capacity nor if they knew if gunman. if you have information you are asked to call police. >>> a gunman has been convicted of critically wounding a cheerleader. kelly williams was struck with such force she landed a hundred feet away. the d.a. says she was in the crosswalk and 32-year-old james clark was speeding. he was arraigned today for aggravated assault by vehicle and wreckless endangerment. >> in the kensington section, a woman the poster child for the opioid crisis. two police officers saved her life not once but twice. what happened tonight? >> transits authorities began carrying narcan two weeks ago. they put it to good use today when they saved a woman. >> the officers were patrolling the allegheny station area around 4:00 p.m. when -- >> they were approached by a passer by who said they saw a pregnant female unconscious

courtney sterling from chester springs is one of four boston college students attacked yesterday at a train station in the southern cityarseille. the school says all four are doing well. a woman has been arrested. police say she's mentally ill and this was not a terror attack. >>> nothing but a ball of flames after a taxi crashed into this barrier ramp in pen's landing. investigators are trying to figure out what led to the crash. sky force 10 flew over the scene the taxi driver was the only one inside. he was taken to the hospital. >>> security camera video shows the moment a charter bus collided with a new york city bus. it happened in queens around 6:30 this morning. the impact pushed the charter bus onto a sidewalk and into a bus sparking a fire. three people were killed and more than a dozen people were hurt. one victim was walking to work. authorities are concerned about the speed of the charter bus as it spun the other bus around. investigators say it would take a lot of speed for that to happen. >>> elsewhere, communities in st. louis are on edge tonight after three days of protests have turned into nights of v

city. >>> here's a look at some of the other stories we're following county-by-county. we start in chesterunty. police are looking for the person who shot someone at an apartment in north coventry. police are stressing that this is not a random shooting. >>> the truck crash oil spill is causing big problems in bucks county. crews spent hours cleaning up oil after the truck crashed right into the median on county line road and warrenton. it reopened around noon today but will be shut down tomorrow so crews can resurface the road. >>> in camden county, a corridor is connecting the university district with the neighborhood housing cooper university hospital and cooper medical school of rowan university. >>> so we were just talking about this. are your eyes feeling itchy and nose running a bit? >> fall allergy season is here. what's causing this problem at 4:00. >>> also, politics in pennsylvania could be bad news for philadelphia's chance to become amazon's new headquarters. >>> and bringing a cell phone to the table is becoming a real problem. but you may be surprised who it is a problem for

chester finn, senior fellow of the fordham institute. >> what i write in the book is that the places around the country that have embraced charters the most are also the fastest improving citiesn the country. i am not saying make every school a charter. i'm saying if you look at the , let'sat works for kids like every public school the charter. we can call it something else, pilot school, whatever, but let's give it a tiny so the people who run the school can make the decisions and create a school model that will work for the kids they have to teach. and let's hold them accountable for performance. if they do a great job, let them open another school. if they do a terrible job, let's replace them. >> watch that tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on booktv. booktv, live coverage of the birkeland book festival. chris hayes discussing his book colony and the nation. the threatsor shop -- to white supremacy. and talking about free speech. book o'neill on her weapons of mass destruction. theh our live coverage of brooklyn book festival on sunday. that is on c-span2, booktv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is known leave the. -- naoam leavy.

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chester county. the bulk of the main precipitation holds off until this afternoon, however. as we look outside, we sky6 live hd cloudy over the ben franklin bridge. not a lot of fog in center city, but some outlying areas are picking up some of that, something else to keep in the back of your mind. 69 degrees. the dewpoint is in the 60s, it's more humid than the last couple of mornings. ocean temperature, 72. rip currents a problem in the water today. future tracker 6 shows you showers in general while they could be around for a while knock off for a good deal of the morning, by noon we are expecting clouds with sunny breaks. there will be times when sun is filtering through the clouds. after 2:00 p.m. we'll be on the look out for pop-up shower or thunderstorm. the model wants to place this in the northern half of the region. i'll allow for something farther south, there's the 6:00 p.m. view spotty shower or thunderstorm. later tonight when adam and cecily are on the air they may have another batch to show you a thunderstorm possibly here and there, and some of these down the shore later tonight. 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 75 by 10:00. 77 by noon. the high today 80. again, more an

chester, senior fellow and president emeritus of the ford institute. my argument in the book is the places around the country that have embraced charters the most systematically are the fastest improving cities in the country. so, i'm not saying make every school a charter, same if we look at the data and we want to do it works for kids, let's treat every public school like a charter. we can call it something else, call it a district school, a pilot school, but let's give it the autonomy so people who run the school can make the decisions and create a model that will work for the kids they have to teach, and let's hold them accountable for their performance. if they do a great jobless let them open another school and if they do a terrible job replace them with a stronger operator. >> tonight on c-span2, hearing on the health insurance industry capitol hill. rex tillerson meeting with his british counterpart london. a state department spokeswoman outlines the latest sanctions against iran. the president of the european commission gives the annual european union address. >> c-span's "washington journal", live everyday with a some policy issues that impact too. coming up on friday morning dan b

chester area bar. the judge ordered baker's attorney to find tapes of the alleged confrontation but footage during that time period no longer exists. baker's trial begins monday. >>> also in court today, the boston city council man convicted of sexual assaulting six girls from the same family. a judge sentenced lee kaplan to between 30 and 87 years in prison. police say he had 11 amish girls living in the bucks county home and fathered two children with one. at the sentencing the judge called kaplan, corrupt, perverted and atrocious. >>> a teachers' strike is over in the methacton school district. classes will resume friday. the teachers and union and the methacton education association have both agreed to enter nonbinding arbitration, teachers went on strike monday, they were at odds with the district over medical premiums. teachers have been working without a contract since january. >>> republicans are making a last stitch effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act before an upcoming deadline makes it harder. senators lindsey graham and bill cassidy co wrote the plan it would eliminate the subsidies that makes health insurance can cheaper under the affordable care act and it would give st

you see some drifting showers into chester and now wilmington is next hit by the quick hitting shower and right around route 70 and medford lakes and the atlantic city expressway and light rain that continues to rotate from the northeast to the south and west again around jose and as the showers progress through, it kicks up the winds just a little bit. not all that strong. as we look at temperatures, big difference from the southeast to the north and west. by almost 20 degrees because of the cloud cover and not enough rain in the 60s and muggy and 75 in the middle ground in philadelphia and low 80s to the north and west and mid-80s with a lot of sun in the areas. as the showers pass through they kind of bring down some winds and it's nothing to worry about whatsoever but get a gust from 24 to 25 miles per hour as the showers pass through, 26 right now in cape may that just popped up but areas not seeing much in the way of heavy rain. no reported wind gusts as they are not strong enough. satellite and radar, still hurricane jose, winds sustained at 75 miles per hour. moving to the northeast away from the coastline by more than 200 miles and you see

chester finn, senior fellow and president of meredith for the florida institute. book isgument in the that places around the country that have embraced charters the most systematically are also the fastest improving cities in the country. make every school public school a charter, if you look at the data, we want something that works for kids, let's treat every public school like a charter. we can call it something else, we can call it a district school, an innovation school, a let's give school, it the autonomy so that people in the school can really make the decisions and create a school model that will work for the kids that they have to teach. let's hope them accountable for their performance. if they do a great job, let's let them open another school. if they do a terrible job, let's replace them. watch "afterwards" tonight at 10:00 eastern on c-span twos "the tv. -- book tv. >> the senate returns monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern to finish work on the fiscal year 2018 defense authorization bill. final passage could come as early as monday evening, in a series of votes starting at 530 eastern. watch this live on c-span2. the house is not in session next week. when members return on september 25, they wil

chester area bar. the judge ordered baker's attorney to find tapes of the alleged confrontation but footage during that time period no longer exists. baker's trial begins monday. >>> also in court today, the boston city council man convicted of sexual assaulting six girls from the same family. a judge sentenced lee kaplan to between 30 and 87 years in prison. police say he had 11 amish girls living in the bucks county home and fathered two children with one. at the sentencing the judge called kaplan, corrupt, perverted and atrocious. >>> a teachers' strike is over in the methacton school district. classes will resume friday. the teachers and union and the methacton education association have both agreed to enter nonbinding arbitration, teachers went on strike monday, they were at odds with the district over medical premiums. teachers have been working without a contract since january. >>> republicans are making a last stitch effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act before an upcoming deadline makes it harder. senators lindsey graham and bill cassidy co wrote the plan it would eliminate the subsidies that makes health insurance can cheaper under the affordable care act and it would give st

city, i'd wildwood, upper 60s north and west cool spot mount pocono 55. mid 60s doylestown, bucks count question, delaware county, 68. west chester reporting 66. 8 8 by this afternoon. above average high temperatures tonight. temperatures dip to upper 60s. so the bottom line it will be hot above average temperatures coming up we'll talk about the 7 day. right now bob kelly bob has a check of roads. >> scotty, good morning, everybody, it's 5:31 a live look at the schuylkill. freeze frame. this is construction zone westbound on the schuylkill expressway between henderson and king of prussia. they're in the process of picking up the cones. so arrows, cones, guys are still out there again westbound watch for that dela delay. north east philadelphia checking in with you south on 95. starting to see volume pop here passing camera at cottman avenue. otherwise, no problem at all. up area over the bridges. so far so good as you come in from south jersey and mass transit running with no delay delays. carp, thomas back to you. >> 5:32 rights now police on the hunts for a gunman that shot four people in east germantown last night dill killin

chester of the fordham institute. >> my argument in the book is that the places around the country that have embraced charters the most systematically improvinghe fastest cities in the country. i am not saying make every school a charter. if we look at the data the more it works for kids, let's treat every public school like a charter. we can call it something else. we can call it a district school, a renaissance school. whatever. let's give it the atomic so that people who run the school can make the decisions. and create a school model that will work for the kids that they have to teach. >> ok. >> let's hold them accountable for their performance and if they do a great job let's let them run another school and if they do a terrible job let's replace them with a stronger operator. >> watch afterwards on saturday night. >> live coverage of the brooklyn book festival starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern, chris hayes discussing his book "a colony in a nation." and the offer of and more about free speech. ofhy o'neill on her book weapons of mass destruction." coverage of thee brooklyn book festival on sunday starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2's "tv." "book tv."

city. let's get to tammie souza. let's time the storms out in our area. >> right now, they are already in the lehigh valley making their way to chester county also into partsof upper month ri county. that's where you until 6:15. the lighter shades and that is until 9:00 tonight. that's where we're looking at these storms heading right now and they do have 60 mile an hour winds that have been reported in some places. this is all going to be coming your way within the next hour. so you. want to make sure you have the kids in and want to be out there. there's a lot of intense lightning. all of this is going to be moving through your area. if it