west chester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing. ricky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> don't forget to vote for next week's game of the week. here are the matchups, archbishop rye onversus archbishop wood. vote on nbc10.com, the nbc 10 app or you can call or text the number right there on your screen. and if you want even more football, check out a ful

can be placed into a kids sayings account at the coatesville savings bank. >> deal? >> well done, young man. >> start to the kinds of future jacob's mom grace lopez envisioned when she brought him here from puerto rico. >> i'm trying to dot best that i can. sorry. >> this is just one of many families the bank hopes to touch, says branch manager. >> so hopefully this will like help the children out a lot, and also get to understand that the coastal police are not bad at all. >> so far set aside thousand dollars for the for the police initiative. an effort to build trust between cops and the community that they serve. this ticket is only worth $10, but the lessons that they instill police hope are worth much more. >> what people do when they don't know others are watching , shows their character the most. >> in coatesville, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meantime, residents in camden are bond withing police officers and city leaders through fun and food. hundreds turned out for carnival night at pine point park. children enjoyed all times of activities there. c

coatesville -- wilmington, 51. coatesville, 54. today will be warth

coatesville -- wilmington, 51. coatesville, 54. today will be warmer than we have seen the last couple of days of the weekend. the weekend was beautiful. today just slightly warmer. similar picture outside. let's talk temperatures over the next several hours as you get out the door this morning. 59 the temperature at 8:00 a.m. you still might want the light jacket. up to 69 by 11:00 a.m. sunny to mostly sunny with scattered clouds expected by this afternoon. those are the clouds from irma's moisture. we're going to talk more about the track of irma, as well as look more closely at when rain returns to the region coming up. now to traffic and jessica boyington. >>> we're starting on the vine street expressway right now. moving through center city. cameras around 8th street. we were open all morning. didn't deal with the construction projects here. heading to the off ramp. if you look back here, this is the traffic coming off of the ben franklin bridge. no big problems or delays. heading westbound toward the schuylkill, you'll get th

hazleton, zero visibility, two-mile visibility in coatesville. that's improving. the fog starting to disappear already even though the sun is not up. 70, around 70 degrees to start with. we will warm into the 70s to near 80 degrees this afternoon. a chance of some late-day showers. most of the day, just going to be mostly cloudy. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you what you can expect from jose in your neighborhood when i come back in just a few minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> right. and we're starting on 95. gerard avenue, both directions okay. southbound is what we typically watch for the morning commute because that's headed toward center city and sees the most delays. southbound from woodhaven to the vine, speeds are into the 60s. a 12-minute trip there. no problems so far on 95. the 42 freeway in jersey looks good, too. northbound side, moving up to the walt whitman bridge, a four-minute trip. light there. we're moving quickly. and checking in with the bridges, too. the ben franklin is clear. the tacony palmyra and

hazleton, zero visibility, two-mile visibility in coatesville. that's improving. the fog starting to disappear already even though the sun is not up. 70, around 70 degrees to start with. we will warm into the 70s to near 80 degrees this afternoon. a chance of some late-day showers. most of the day, just going to be mostly cloudy. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you what you can expect from jose in your neighborhood when i come back in just a few minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> right. and we're starting on 95. gerard avenue, both directions okay. sohb

. >> not reaching was developed by a coatesville court worker now living in d.c. >> secures there.your license, registration and insurance within the sleeve. >> wanted to take on the huge issue of community police relations after speaking to both wheel during traffic stops itng- made everyone more comfortable. >> and she center a sample and i looked at it i spoke with other officers to get their viewpoint. and we felt it would be a good idea to make our community members aware that we have this product available free of char charge. >> jackie's role was creating the product and giving it to police stations but the police had to acknowledge it was an issue be willing to distribute them. something that coatesville and several others across the region are now trying. >> i just see it as great opportunity to keep hands where we can see them and it's a product developed by coatesville person that certainly cares and wants the best for our community and our officers. >> unfortunately, as open as jackie and the police have been to the concept a look at social media showed many picking sid

westchester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing.icky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> tonight, we are bringing you a full half hour of the high school blitz. we'll have some of the best high school football action in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. and we'll introduce you to some of the area's top talent. don't miss it tonight at 7:30. >>> okay. we'

coatesville one mile. quakertown, two miles visibility. doylestown, 10 miles.iladelphia, 7 miles visibility. in millville, ten miles of visibility. a look at the radar. the showers went through earlier. we have a break now. there is more on the way. we'll time that out and i'll have your weekend forecast when i come back. >>> baptist churches unite across philadelphia to help hurricane harvey victims. all day people dropped off car-loads of donations that were loaded onto a truck. the truck will accept donations tomorrow as well. once it's full the truck will head to houston. >>> stories making headlines county by county. in newcastle county police are looking for a man exposing himself to people. they released these surveillance pictures of the man today. they believe he flashed at least four women in middletown over the last four months. call the police if you recognize him. >>> camden county. a new approach to ending homelessness. the freeholder board announced the 6 point plan at a resource fair that combines services under one roof and makes social workers

. >> not reaching was developed by a coatesville court worker now living in d.c. >> it secures thereu put your license, registration and insurance within the sleeve. >> they wanted to take on the huge issue of community police relations and after speaking to both, she found that hands on the steering wheel during traffic stops it made everyone more comfortable. >> and she sent a sample and i looked at it i spoke with other officers to get their viewpoint and we felt it would be a good idea to make our community members aware that we have this product available free of char charge. >> jackie's role was creating the product and giving it to police stations but the police had to acknowledge it was an issue and willing to distribute them. something that coatesville and several others across the region are now trying. >> i just see it as great opportunity to keep hands where we can see them and it's a product developed by coatesville person that certainly cares and wants the best for our community and our officers. >> reporter: unfortunately, as open as jackie and the police have been to

coatesville police gave four year old jacob moralez a ticket for doing good. the ticket is worth $10 and can be placed into a kids savings account at the coatesville savings bank. this is just one of many families the bank is helping. >> so hopefully this will like help the children out a lot. and also, get to understanded that the coast vet police aren't bad at all. >> the campaign is part of an effort to build trust between children and police. so far coatesville sayings bang has set aside $1,000 to the police initiative. >> well, plenty of good food, music, and beer, at a block party in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood today. phl october fest starts in just a few hours. and that's where we find " eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, for very fun assignment. hi, anita. >> reporter: hi, jan, these are pie five rid kind of assignments, as you know, well , it is only september, but october fest is kicking off in full gear here at frankford hall. you can see, they're already setting up the outdoor area, this will be going on all day, all night today, getting

west chester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing.icky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, wide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director jack hunt who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> don't forget to vote for next week's game of the week. here's the matchups, archbishop ryan versus archbishop wood and a south jersey battle between delsea and holy spirit. cast your vote online nbc10.com, on the n

not so good in coatesville, philly or wilmington. in some areas the visibility will go down some more and there will be some airport delays as a result. you don't see anything on the radar close by. drizzle drops too small for radar to detect. that's about all we've got here. we do have low clouds in the area. the main area of moisture from irma still way back to the west. it's going to be lifting out over the next 24 hours. that's why we've got an increased threat of showers and storms for tomorrow. just a couple of the drizzle drops scattered around during the evening hours. it's not going to rain out anything unless you need a totally dry ground. tomorrow morning, again we start off with the clouds. by afternoon, any breaks with sunshine will help create showers and even thunderstorms across the area. you can see the reds here. some locally heavy rain. it would be moving through. it's not going to be flooding or anything like that. better chance of more significant rain during the day tomorrow. then on friday, we still have a litt

so far coatesville savings bank is he aside $1,000 for the initiative. >>> residents in camden are bonding. hundreds turned out for carnival night. they enjoyed a lot of of the activities. they hosted the event >> 27 customered a adoor anded with lanterns, it's internationally renowned artist largest public project in a decade. the project is on display through the 8th of october. >>> sunday is television's biggest night steven colbert could make history to win while hosting the ceremony >> if i don't win the night is disaster >> see if takes home awards and which win top honors. right here on cbs3. >>> kate bilo joins us with the forecast. what do you got >> it's great summer weekend. still summer outside and it will feel like it. we got heat and humidity ramping up higher than normal for september but this could be the last westbound with sunshine and highs in the 80's. we can have that in october. might as well enjoy it. the fall weather will get here. one week from today is the start of fall. we'll take you out to the roof cam. still in the mid 70s and great night. you don't need a jac

coatesville, 55. trenton, 59

and sunshine there than we did in philadelphia and down by the shore. 81 in new holland. 83 in coatesville. 77 in pottstown and low 80s in malvern, upper 70s in media and center city. the numbers are already above their average high to date and climbing to hear. a comfortable 72 in brigantine and 75 in cape may. and 73 in dover, delaware and 78 in claymont already. watch the numbers rise from here. a high of 86 degrees, and normally we sit at 74. if we got into the 90s today we would have been in a heat wave and two straight days in the 90s are and still above average and not as hot and sticky. and a lot of high clouds in and around the area. especially at the shore you see them wrapping around maria that hurricane giving us the risk of strong rip currents. here is how the days go, 83 at 4:00. 84 at 6:00. 83 degrees and warm and kind of sticky. even at 8:00 at night. 78 degrees. and 74 at 10:00, that is the arm high to date. 73 at midnight. and 72 in the overnight hours, another very warm one today, we have big changes in the seven-day forecast, if you miss fall i found it for you in the s

currently we're 53 in mounts holly, 56 for philadelphia, 54 coatesville, and atlantic city you're at 52. in the afternoon, we should make our way into the lower 70s which is still lower than average, but it will be a pretty day. sunny to nmostly sunny. about 67 at 3:00 in the suburbs. and same deal in the lehigh valley. in delaware, cool start, 52 degrees. but we're the a 70 by 3:00. and we should make our way into the low 70s for the official high temperatures. along the jersey shore, sunny and low 70s for on our highs in the afternoon. let's talk a little more about the shore and our delaware beaches. we will talk high temperatures first. notice along the line here, we have a lot of low 70s. 72 atlantic city, avalon at 71, rehoboth beach, 70. uv index is at a high 6, so this isn't the worst, but make sure that you will be using sunscreen. surf at 3 to 4 feet. and rip current risk is high. so that means staying out of the water is the best plan. we'll talk more about that and a look at irma more closely with that updraated track coming up. >>> and speaking of irma, we're getting a c

wilmington with coatesville 70 degrees.will be cooler in the outf outlying areas. 46 in allentown. 52 in wilmington. 50 in atlantic city. and near 55 in philadelphia. so doppler radar gives us the all clear. nothing is going on out there. even the clouds drifting in is bumping into the high pressure that's over us. it's very dry air and not making any headway. here's a cold front that will trigger showers tomorrow night and early on saturday. behind it, much cooler air court see of canada. we're going to get a real fall push by the time we get into saturday. tomorrow you'll wake up in the 50s. we'll see winds turn to the west. near 70 in philadelphia. here comes the chance of showers tomorrow night. and into early on saturday look at this on saturday. lucky if we can make it into the 60s. sunday we may just kiss 70 degrees. you're going to need the light jacket. and you'll need the garden hose wbecause we'll have a dry stretch. 56 tonight in philadelphia. 56 in south jersey. 52 in delaware. tomorrow we're going to look at p

. >>> all r& dlef turning to other news a coatesville man was killed in a single car crash in chester wo unty last n& dlef hay oening at 11:00 on the rout 30 bypass. investigators say that e 3-enear-o in kormth allen wa gethre uing in the on coming la and collided head-on with a sactor stealer. allen was ejected andlinhyd a short time later. the investigation contiurpes ino a trolley accident thatbcill aid woman in northern liberties yesterday. the woman was baby sitting t in young c t in ren in the car with her at the time of the crash. the accident hay oened at 4da0 p.m. on west gnilard illenue. the children were rushed to local hospitals with minor injurhys, inglesti a wtors say t sleither child was buckled in ad now they are trying to f& dure awl o wa and ended up in the path of the trolley. >>> nrug to alinricaneles trolley. >>> nrug to alinricaneles souse majority d afry, steve scalise returned to the house floor for the fnilst tlane siny ra thisering a gunsharc wound. plausz applause . >> that was the scene just an hour >>o. scalise was greeted by a bipartisan standing ovation

lets show you these numbers, already 80 in quakertown. 84 in coatesville. and 85 if you went to longwood. 6-in malvern and 83 in center city. and new jersey, 82 in browns mills and cinnaminson and better along the coastline 77 in surf city and 75 in brigantine and 82 in fortescue and 82 right now in smyrna, delaware. these numbers are well above average once again and above what they were yesterday as well. feels like 91 in wilmington already with the dew point and 88 in wilmington and feels like 83 in atlantic city and 85 in reading and 90 in trenton. these heat indexes will rise up from here and feel like we are into the low 90s. today's forecast high is 88 degrees and normally in the low 70s. temperatures are a good 14 degrees above average and we are getting close to the record high of 91 set back in 1998 we are watching communities to see if some of the bank thermometers are saying. we see now hurricane maria sitting and spinning off the coast and the cloud cover is hitting new jersey, if you are east of the city of philadelphia you are getting more cl

so far coatesville savings bank is he aside $1,000 for the initiative. >>> residents in camden are bonding. hundreds turned out for carnival night. they enjoyed a lot of of the activities. they hosted the event >> 27 customered a adoor anded with lanterns, it's internationally renowned artist largest public project in a decade. the project is on display through the 8th of october. >>> sunday is television's biggest night steven colbert could make history to win while hosting the ceremony >> if i don't win the night is disaster >> see if takes home awards and which win top honors. right here on cbs3. >>> kate bilo joins us with the forecast. what do you got >> it's great summer weekend. still summer outside and it will feel like it. we got heat and humidity ramping up higher than normal for september but this could be the last westbound with sunshine and highs in the 80's. we can have that in october. might as well enjoy it. the fall weather will get here. one week from today is the start of fall. we'll take you out to the roof cam. still in the mid 70s and great night. you don't need a jac

28 miles per hour wind gust in the poconos and 67 degrees in quakertown in pottstown and 76 in coatesville and malvern. in new jersey, 74 in browns mills and 76 in vineland and 77 in tuckahoe. 78 in brigantine right now as you step outside feeling good, quite a change from yesterday. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we have got sunshine over our area nice and clear, we have the clouds off the coast and clouds to the west but nothing right now on the i-95 corridor. looking nice and sunny. here are the dew points and that is the real difference, yesterday we were sweating it out with the dew points and0ppe 40s in allentown and giving the idea that the humidity is dropping and going lower throughout the day. that means it is nice and comfortable out here. feels good as you head out right now and later tonight quite a big change and the wind gusts you see are dying down and temperatures drop into the 50s for the first time in a while. talking about that in the seven day coming up. >> the 50s wow thank you. >> students in overbrook section listen to a talk as they guide them for

we're at 75 in coatesville. trenton, 75 degrees. many of us as we into the afternoon will be in the upper 80s through to the low 90s. so look at the temperature trend here and there it is. 90s in the afternoon. a warm evening as well. we want to talk more about our neighborhood forecast today and into the workweek coming up. >> thank, krystal. this is the place to be this afternoon. a live look inside the linc from our eagles nest stadium camera. kickoff is still four hours away. don't tell that to the fans. they've been here all morning doing some pregame tailgating. katy zachry has been with them since 5:30 this morning. katy? >> reporter: hi, rosemary. some of those super as i like to call them were here well before the sun even came up and really the excitement in south philadelphia is palpable. cars are lined up to get into the early gates where you can tailgate. people are streaming in. let's walk inside and show you the thousands of people having parties. the electricity, like i said, is palpable. these people got here before

coatesville at 68. 73 in atlantic city. so a quiet day here. the doppler radar sweep iing th squie. nothing to talk about here, but there's an area of low pressure that's slowly moving eastward. that was a driving factor for the showers and storms we saw yesterday. that could bring some wrap around sprinkles and showers maybe tonight and tomorrow. we're watching more closely not that system to move out over the atlantic, but this big trough out to the west. this may have enough oomp to go ahead and push the high pressure that is steering irma further to the east. that would pull irma up in the winds as the trough shifts off to the east. at this point, it looks like it may have slowed down just a little bit. we'll be watching for perhaps the tracks to shift even further to the west. we're watching winds out of the west. low 70s tomorrow. a wrap around sprinkle is possible. saturday you'll wake up in the 50s and make it into the low 70s. you'll have sunshine and sunshine on sunday as well. you'll make it into the low and mid-70s on sunday. we're looking at irma had. this has 175 mile

pat in coatesville, pennsylvania. hi, pat. caller: hi. i will address what the woman ago, that younute know, the illegal aliens are everyone's jobs. the people hiring them are who for this.ible my god. host: okay. be done? should that is pat. kimberly, nebraska, a republican. hi, kimberly? caller: hi. grandkids in my chool in omaha, our senator is talking about no effect on the kids here. hey have an awful advantage with -- billionaires throwing money toward special programs no, they don'ten get welfare, they get foster care. the babies, moms are right there. they don't report them because illegal. host: kimberly, how many people are giving their children up to foster care? kids r: well, all these come in with no parents, right? not under a welcome program, they are under oster care program, which they get $1000 a month for, that is ore than a whole family of eight wouldn't get that much in welfare payments. daca what the debate over is youth that were brought here y parents when they were young and now want to stay without fear of deport

well above that by this afternoon. 78 in warminster. 74 in media and 80 in new holland and 81 in coatesville. down in new jersey 75 for vineland and same for fortescue into ewing, 78 and browns mills and dover coming in at 75. here is satellite 6 along with action radar dry from the i-95 corridor to new york and down to washington, d.c. we are tracking post tropical jose. you see the outer rain bands and the rain with this system effecting the coastal sections of new england and none of that precipitation is headed our way but there is a risk of rip currents and a coastal flood advisory is posted for 3:00 today from atlantic city to rehoboth beach. the city and the shore and the poconos it's a good looking day. mostly sunny and 73 at the shore and the rough surf is around and well above average, and typical high 76 and well above that tomorrow and high temperature of 88 underneath a mostly sunny skies and sunshine and clouds and a high of 78. a rip current risk is on the high side. swimmers here from seaside to rehoboth beach there say chance of rip currents. and maria is a category three hu

coatesville, 55. and atlantic city, 59 degrees. water temperatures holding strong right in the low 70 mark. and we are tracking temperatures today that are going to surpass the low 70s. instead, most of us, upper 70s and low 80s for highs. why? we're pulling in that southwest air. the southwest flow drags in warmer air. it's driving in a lot of cloud coverage. don't be surprised with the cloudier picture than we've been seeing the last handful of days. you guessed it -- arm's moisture is wedge -- irma's moisture is wedging clouds our direction. soon enough the rain will come, most likely by tonight and especially tomorrow. we will look at showers moving by the area. for today, it's all about just clouds overhead and temperatures that are rising up right to around the low 80s. we'll talk about the rest of the neighborhoods hour by hour coming up. currently, we've got to talk traffic with jessica boyington. >> and we're starting in south jersey now. route 38, cameras around nixon drive. everything looks good so far. you can see that

koetsdsville, low -- coatesville, low 60s with the calmer winds west of the city. as the day continues, more sunshine. that's good and kind of bad. lots of sunshine means lots of daytime heating. conditions may be primed for any cold air that could make it here. the case in this -- for today is that irma just to the north, the upper level row, hovering over southern new england,. bring us cold air. while the day will be mainly ideal, i think that later this evening we could get one or two isolated thunderstorms for parts of the delaware valley. just a heads up, not a washout. here's your three-day high temperatures. we'll see 70s, upper 70s to low 80s for tomorrow. a few mid 80s, as well. same deal on sunday. monday, i have rain showers in the forecast. i'll keep it like that for now. we'll keep updating you. we're tweeting a lot of updates on what's going on in the tropics. here is why. we have tropical storm jose now, that's the big story across the delaware valley. here, rather across the tropics. weird we're -- we're wondering whether it will affect the delawar

lehigh valley, they're just in the mid to upper 40's, 46 in bethlehem, quakertown, pottstown, 47 in coatesville6 in kirkwood, 51 in longwood and malvern, 49 right now in media, new number there, it's 57 degrees in center city, but even in the suburbs in new jersey, worry zipping down to 47 in vineland, 49 in glassboro and 52 in smyrna, delaware, it's a cool start to the day but another nice one, below average, but lots of sunshine, 78 for your high. >> thank you. >>> breaking this morning, eight people are dead, including a second gunman after shooting in north texas, this went on inside of a home. police responded to reports of shots fired when the first officer arrived and went inside, the officer confronted the suspected shooter. investigators say the officer opened fire killing the suspect. two people were injured in the shooting, all of the victims are adults. >>> a driver struck and killed a 73-year-old man in the city's tacony center at torresdale and magee street, witnesses say the driver smashed no several parked cars before hitting the man. the driver then kept going leaving the victi

it's crossing the turnpike towards downingtown and coatesville. just west of chads ford.his is the last gasp of the outer advance of jose as jose continues to weaken and continues to pull away from us. and that will mean that our weather will be improving somewhat, but jose is not quite out of the picture quite yet. it's going to meander there. it's warm and humid. philadelphia, 72 down from the high of 80. allentown and reading, 70, wilmington, the same. and the board walk in atlantic city, 69 degrees. so tomorrow, definitely brighter than today. mixture of clouds and sunshine. stay on the muggy side. 84 degree degrees in philadelphia. cape may, 84. be careful along the beaches. a high risk of rip currents through the weekend. along the coast the next few days, gorgeous on the beaches. be careful. rough surf, rip currents and tomorrow afternoon, more minor coastal flooding. tropical storm jose continues to push to the northeast very slowly. in the meantime we've got hurricane maria. and this is a very powerful storm. it's closing in on st. croix right now. only about 30

the visibility has gone up a little bit in coatesville, blue bell, gone down in reading and allentown. philly international, we are in much better shape. that helps the airport. 75 degrees now. that's the warmest it has been all day. 79 in millville. see how warm it gets. see if the showers get out of here for the weekend. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt for an intruder who targeted an elderly man, tied him up and cut his phone line so he couldn't call 911. police say the man and his sister woke up to find someone inside their home around 5:30 this morning. the intruder attacked the man before taking off with the sister's purse and car. neighbors say the intruder is a former neighbor who the pair tried to help in the past. >> she let him borrow her car. from there he took her generosity and just -- it's a shame. >> police are looking for a 2015 silver kia forte with a pennsylvania license plate. >> right now at 6:00. pressure is building and time is running out before pennsylvania runs out of money. lawmakers have just two days left to pass a funding plan. if they don't, state

coatesville, 55. and atlantic city, 59 degrees.mperatures holding strong right in the low 70 mark. and we are

we're at 52 in coatesville and 53 mt. holly and vineland.er 50s areas like philadelphia and dover, atlantic city, you're right at 55 degrees. these 50s will make their w

that's not a good sign of how warm it's going to be. 68 in coatesville.tlantic city, you're at 71 degrees. let's look at radar and satellite. what we've got going on today is some scattered clouds that are in place. some of the low clouds aren't showing up super well on the satellite imagery. they are as well. that is partially due to the moisture in the air. the tropical moisture keeps us with clouds and the humidity. today, still looking at those more tropical conditions. what that means is that that air feels thick. you're going to notice the humidity peaking in the afternoon hours due to the high heat that matches it. good news, not one but two cold fronts that are going to move through thursday and friday, meaning it will feel more crisp, dry, and fall-like. we'll talk about the changes and more on hurricane maria, tropical storm i should say maria, coming up in a few minutes. right now, we'll go to traffic

zero visibility right now at coatesville and hazelton, one mile in quakertown. not an issue for blue bell, south jersey, delaware, fog free. clouds are starting to move in. those clouds are coming off of jose. 69 in philadelphia. 60s, middle 60s for the lehigh valley and suburbs. a little bit cooler, allowing fog to form. warmer at the shore. 70s. jose way offshore. a hurricane but weakening, and will be weakening the next few days. it's going to feel like it's getting stronger because the storm will come closer to us. stays offshore but comes clouds enough to spread clouds inland. that starts today. the clouds will bring showers especially later today. the shore will be the first to see them. we're not looking at all-day rainfall. we're certainly not looking at temperatures into the 80s for most areas like we saudi arabia. dry at 9 -- like we saw yesterday. dry at 9:00. a shower in new jersey. toward noon, breaks of sunshine will start to disappear in the lehigh valley and berks county. low 70s, that's at lunchtime. not all that warm. here are some light shower

that's not a good sign of how warm it's going to be. 68 in coatesville. atlantic city, you're at 71 degrees. let's look at radar and satellite. what we've got going on today is some scattered clouds that are in place. some of the low clouds aren't showing up super well on the satellite imagery. they are as well. that is partially due to the moisture in the air. the tropical moisture keeps us with clouds and the humidity. today, still looking at those more tropical conditions. what that means is that that air feels thick. you're going to notice the humidity peaking in the afternoon hours due to the high heat that matches it. good news, not one but two cold fronts that are going to move through thursday and friday, meaning it will feel more crisp, dry, and fall-like. we'll talk about the changes and more on hurricane maria, tropical storm i should say maria, coming up in a few minutes. right now, we'll go to traffic and jessica boyington. >>> thanks. we're starting on the schuylkill expressway this morning. we have a construction project underway on the wes

coatesville, 66. atlantic city, 71.arting out in the 70s and making their way to the mid to upper 80s yet again later today. on our radar and satellite map, right now not looking at a ton of cloud cover, although i think some of these are low clouds. they're not showing up well on our satellite imagery because there are some clouds out there. we're going to have more clouds throughout the day, particularly in the southern half of the viewing area. yet again, looking at the impacts of what is now tropical storm maria. how about deputies? take -- how about dew points? take a look. mid 60s, low 70s in the south. 65 to 70 puts us into muggy territory. 70s, more tropical, sticky feel out there. we'll talk more about when we dry out and cool down coming up in a few minutes. right now to traffic with jessica boyington. >>> we're starting on the schuylkill expressway this morning and cameras at south street. if you look this side, the bottom corner of the screen, there is actually some construction signs up, making everybody ge

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows us how officers are rewarding children in coatesville,ster county. >> reporter: like any other date coatsville police are on alert. >> key log area check of the park please. >> watching for what may go wrong. >> we're trying to deter criminal activity. >> but on this friday sergeant roger ellis. >> hey, i heard some great things about you. >> reporter: is responding to what is right. >> i caught you doing something right and i will give you a ticket. >> reporter: four year-old jacob morales didn't just get any ticket. >> you worked really hard and that is going to make you a success. >> reporter: it is worth ten dollars and can be place in the kid saving account at coatsville savings bank. >> deal. >> well, done young man. >> it is start to the kind of future jacob's mob grace lopez envisioned when she brought him here from puerto rico. >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: thinks just one of the many families that the bank hopes to touch says branch manager. >> so hopefully this will help the children out a lot and get to understand that coastal

as you try to work your way out of downingtown, coatesville in toward malvern.ident on the commodore barry bridge, leaving new jersey, headed into pennsylvania. causing delays back on the route 130, and 295. and we slide on over to northbound 42, heavy from the expressway, in through the walt whitmawalt from an earlier. >> ready to go on down the shore most of your life. ever seen the surf like this? >> wildwood just un believable. >> sand going out to sea. >> so feeling the impact from hurricane jose. it is now tropical storm. been churning up damage all along the delaware and jersey coast, so the sands and the dunes practically gone on some beaches. steve keeley been out there all morning showing us, especially, when he stands in front of it. the drop-off. when it comes to these dunes. >> about 30 feet high, compared to him. that's for sure. >> so what are we going to do? will we have any beaches or shore left when maria comes our way? the eye of maria right over puerto rico right now, let's listen in. that's our steve harrigan, fox news reporter, in san juan.

it's feeling cool out there have not only 46 in bethlehem, quaker town, pottstown, coatesville down to. we're in the 50'ss in center city, but as you look in new jersey, new numbers, 49 browns mills, hammonton, 47 in vineland, 48 in glassboro and 51 in smyrna, delaware, dry with lots of sunshine today. >>> north korea says it will make the united states pay a heavy price if the yawed nations security council imposes new sanctionses against the country. the u.s. called for that vote boy the u.n. today, last tuesday, the u.s. drafted a resolution proposing the toughest ever u.n. sanctions on north korea, all oil and natural gas exports and a freeze on all foreign financial assets of the government and its leader, kim jong-un. >>> pope francis is recovering after a hard stop in the pope mobile left the pontiff with a black eye and a cut above his eye. pope francis hit his head against the pope mobile yesterday in columbia. he appeared to have been leaning out of a glass panel in front of him when the vehicle stopped and his face made contact with the barrier. the pope is fine and putting

if you live in coatesville, you're going to needs the coat and extra blanket on the bed. it's 49 degrees. allentown at 46. 50 in vineland. 49 in trenton. degrees. it's going to be even cooler this weekend. come on back for that crisp fall forecast. >> the dead line to reflu the deferred action for daca is fast approaching. it's a week from today. programs allowed 800,000 dreamers who were brought into the u.s. as children to stay in the country. they have to be students, military or have a work permit. president trump suspended the program and gave six months to pass a bill to preserve it. congressman dwight evans tweeted his support. we must continue to speak up to protect daca and show our dreamers who are our friends and neighbors they are here to stay. >>> right here is a live look at our phone bank. experts are standing by to answer your questions about the daca dead line. we're offering free advice right now. 877-622-9228. and rosemary connors will join us from the phone bank in about ten minutes with a story of a local college student fighting to stay and finish he

and the temperatures are at 72 in coatesville. 59 is refreshing in mount pocono. 77 in atlantic city. 9 in vineland. tonight here's where we're going. but for the most part, it's going to be in the 50s. allentown is 46. vineland at 51. come ong back in a few minutes. i'll chill your bones with our weekend forecast. >> he's here's a look at the stories making headlines across our region today. route 30 is open this afternoon and for a deadly crash that caused baubs for hours. those are are school buss stuck in traffic this morning. the crash happened around 11:00 last night, but route 30 remains closed into the morning. >> they were out with the resumes ready. they held their job fare today. people looking for employment got a chance to connect with local businesses and organizations with open positions. some of them were hired on the spot. nearly 30 businesses were on hand. >>> people rolling up their sleeves today in burlington county. free flu shots at the knew mispal build iing. this was a first of several clinics scheduled through january. . the county health department gave 1300

coatesville, 55. trenton, 59 degrees. temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s as we move forward today. not going to see a ton of warming outside. today will be about drying out and staying cool. as for irma, we have the potential updates that include now the landfall across the u.s. >>> our cameras moving through new jersey, through camden. right here is the ben franklin bridge toll plaza. you see these bright rights right here. we're clear over the betsy ross bridge, too. back to you. >>> hurricane irma bringing its power and furry to shore. this is on st. martin in the middle of a category 5 storm. irma is the most powerful atlantic ocean hurricane in recorded history. at least ten people are reported killed. >> the monster storm roared by puerto rico last night knocking out power to more than a million people living there. irma is now northwest had of puerto rico poised to impact haiti and the dominican republic. it tore a path of destruction on several islands. this video from guadeloupe shows debris and cars submerge

cool er 70s. 74 in atlantic city. 73 in philadelphia. 68 in coatesville. there's.some shower activity way in the distance. and this is further west. so it is not the warmest of days around our area. you can see on the doppler radar things are pretty quiet out there. we have a few clouds that have built in. we have this area of low pressure centered over the great lakes. now it's beginning to shift ever so slowly to the skpooes could bring up. wrap around sprinkles. this was the driving force between us and that line of showers that moved through yesterday. and so those are long gone. but now we may get some of the sprinkles from the main body of the storm. that's going to help to push ever so slightly that area of high pressure that is staring irma. we are waiting for this big trough out west to do the job for us. then just to irma on that hard turn and hopefully away from the united states. this may have slowed down a little and that area of high pressure is just so strong. so it is probably not going to arrive in time to actually avoid a landfall with florida. we

winds out of the south to 3 miles an hour. 70 for all of you in coatesville.s look at what is going on in avalon. win wind at 6 miles an hour. dover, 73. allentown, 76. a cool 69 in mt. pocono. trenton coming in at 75 degrees this hour. so the doppler radar sweeping the sky, nothing other than those high clouds moving through our area but we really don't have to go too far to see those clouds thickening. they are thickening across delaware. maryland coming out of virginia. there it is. you can see all of the cloud shields coming off of what once was a hurricane and now is tropical storm irma. the heaviest of the rain making its way through georgia and it's parts of alabama and south carolina. you can see this continue on up into the tennessee valley. it will take a jog and we may pick up some of the rain, especially by the time we get into wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. so we are looking at winds that are primarily out of the northwest and the south which are kind of all over the place depending on where you live. tomorrow, well inland, a wind out o

temperatures are warm up nicely. 72 in philadelphia and 70 in coatesville, trenton, you're at 70. 83e time we get to 2:00. >>> eagles fans rearing today for the home opener at the linc. early bird tailgaters. they were enjoying games, cooking food, getting excited. now to a live look inside the linc. the birds face the giants this afternoon at 1:00. nbc 10 is your official station. that means we have exclusive coverage of the birds starting at 9:30 with "eagles gameday kickoff." owner jeffrey lurie says he supports players taking a knee to call attention to injustice. lurie and other nfl owners are speaking out after president trump urged teams to fire players who don't stand during the national anthem. i'm rosemary connors. i'll be back at 9:00 with more news and first alert weather. >>> maybe i won't get married, you know? maybe it's one of those eat, pray, love things. i don't want to pray. i'll die alone. >> that is mindy kaling on "the mindy project." she served as executive producer and star. the sixth and final season of "the mindy project" launched on hue lieu. this week she

coatesville at 81. philadelphia 83, wilmington 82. atlantic city 81. mt. pocono a little cooler at 70 degrees. light showers making their way through the poconos right now. on doppler radar you can make out the showers off to the north and west of allentown. you see the rotation of these very, very patchy showers. that's what's left of irma. all that still has to rotate through the area. so we could see an isolated shower tonight or tomorrow, maybe even early on sunday. i think a lot of that is going to be confined to the outlying areas, not so much to everybody else. so enjoy your evening. patchy fog will develop very late tonight. the early evening hours should be just beautiful. tomorrow we're looking at low to mid 80s across the area. 84 in philadelphia. cooler at the jersey shore at 79. on sunday similar temperatures out there. it is next week all eyes will be turned out to the ocean because tropical storm jose is expected to strengthen and be very nearby our area. i'll have that track and we'll discuss that and several other systems in the atlantic w

that's going to be a cooker. 82 in philadelphia, 79 in coatesville. 97 81 in atlantic city. 83 in trenton and 77 in mount pocono, 82 in mount holly. we're above average everywhere. we should be about 76 this time of year. we're exceeding that value. here is the weekend weather. you're basically going to be looking at the mid and upper 80s everywhere but the jersey shore for tomorrow with plenty of sun and a few high thin clouds. we'll be looking at 91 on sunday. it will push the old record. we'll see if we break that or tie it. in philadelphia, 80 on the jersey shore and 90 on monday. we hang on to this weather for monday. after that, we start to see some big changes. so come on back, we're going to discuss all of those and how they affect your neighborhood. >>> all right, here's a look at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. montgomery county, police are on the hunt for a thief who has a taste for energy drinks. investigators gave us this surveillance shot of him swiping a case of red bull from the wegman's in collegeville. you see him on the left, on the r

very comfortable at 72. 72 in coatesville. and in mount holly, good evening.u're at 76. 72 in dover. this is where we're going to be going. dropping down into the mid-50s in allentown tonight. that's at 1:30 in the morning. then tomorrow once we hit 1:30 in the afternoon, upper 60s to low 70s. the high is going to be the upper 70s across the area. so let's talk about irma. this was august 27th. a wave has come off the african coast they call it storms there's a big one. massive one that you see moving across the atlantic. many times they will curve out and stay away from land. and then it takes a strange dip southward. this was key for the track. this was a category 4 hurricane on september 4th. the bahamas and turks and cay koes is when it was a category 5. it skimmed along cuba and loses intensity. that was a good thing for the u.s. not a good thing for cuba. it makes landfall as a 4 twice and skirts right on up into the tennessee valley. we're now at an area of low pressure. we're not get. ing any rain here, but you can see the bands and clouds move figure