villanova lost a close one last night in their season opener, 20-15 on the road at u-conn, nova nearlypset ape opponent for second straight year. senior quarterback john robert son ran in the score with under two minutes left but time running out and u-conn held on. >>> and sellout at the link tomorrow, it is not kevin hart, not eagles, there won't be an empty seat in the house for big match up between temple and penn state. last year was disappointing for nittany lions. they finish seven-six. owls are six-six. year ago they kick off the 3:30 tomorrow. >>> last night former 49ers head coach jim harbaugh made his debut in michigan. it did not end well. not a touchdown in the fourth that is justin thomas from utah on the 55-yard pick six. utah would beat wolverines 24-17 but it is football, it is back. >> yes, college football, loving it. >> thanks, buddy. >> we will be right back. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> the world meeting of families has just announced the availability of more tick

getting hit hard north, conn. getting hit hard right now. this is just the beginning, several rainy days, mike woods has the complete forecast, ines rosales checking roads for us. kerry: new cases of legionnaires' disease in the bronx, includes cooling towers and a school and health facility, live report. ben: in a report says we could look at higher fares and worse service if the mta does not get are talking billions of dollars. kerry: vanunu the making audiences stick to their stomachs. some people are having to walk out of the movie of the walk. ben: i see a lot of movies i want to see none of which i will actually see in the theater. as soon as you have a kid if you have a babysitter you don't want to go to the dark theater, socialize with people, but what looks good, the margin is coming up. i want to see everest. good morning, i am ben simmoneau. kerry: i am kerry drew, juliet huddy has the day of. ben: last day, october starts tomorrow and will feel like it, mike woods is here. what is this about a tropical storm? >> meteorologist: th

. >> that is awesome. >> need a whole wing. >> way to go, u conn, three times. awesome. >> way to go. >>> way to go in terms of this weather, it is stellar. >> one of the most perfect forecasts i've had all year, low humidity, temperatures rising through the 80s so we can enjoy a few more days of beach weather before the lifeguards retire for the season. head outside right now and check out that shot over towards central park and the sheep meadow, right now the temperature 82, humidity very low at 31%, so even warm things up significantly today, humidity still stayed in check so it felt absolutely beautiful out there. the wind coming in from the southwest at three, the high getting up to 83 after a morning low of 62 compared to normal, yeah, we were well above the average for this time of the year, normal high for september the 15th, 76 degrees, 92 was your record back in 1927, not going to be approaching records during the next couple of days but we do expect temperatures to get back up into the upper 80s tomorrow into thursday. sun setting at 7:05 so here's yo

need,ing for neighbors in of godnding the dignity conn's gift of life in all its stages, by defendingause of the poor and the immigrants. too often, those most in need everywhere are unable to be heard. you are their voice. women, you -- men and religious -- have made their cry heard with its witness which frequently encounters powerful resistance. you remind american democracy of the ideals for which it was you remind us that society is weakened whenever and wherever any injustice prevails. [applause] a few moments ago, i spoke of the tendency towards globalization. itselfzation in and of is not bad. on the contrary, the globalizing tendency is good. it brings us together. but what may be bad is the way this happens. if globalization's would seek to make everybody the same as if it , that single sphere globalization destroys the richness and particularity, the individuality of every person and every people. if globalization seeks to bring , but to doogether so, respecting each person, each individual person's richness and peculiarityality -- , that globalization is good and makes us

band of indians near los angeles, one of self groups against ser -- several groups against serra's connonization. >> our people were beaten, tortured, our women were raped. it was forced labor and, of course, religion. >> reporter: the mexicana has held protest and has arkccused e church of genocide. >> a mix of coercion. a difficult thing to understand in the 21st century. >> reporter: serra said it it was a one-way street of sorts and indians who tried to leave it were found and disciplined, usually flogged. across the entire mission period, european diseases from which native americans had no immunity killed up to 150,000 native californians. >> they argued the pope by canonizing serra is kind of canonizing the whole mission system and accepting and even approving the kind of huge death rate that happened there. >> reporter: sankow at this z thinks the places of safety considered missionaries protectors. serra's revered position in history takes hold as the church moves forward with canonization. at the basilica, serra stands prominently among figures in stained glass in the sacred r

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who are those priests on either side will this he conn celebrate the mass with the holy father. >> allith the vestments, that outer vestment will be conn sell celebrating with the holy father, and in the only the the priests of the archdiocese but priest that is belong to religious communities, working in the archdiocese and some guests but this is primarily, a philadelphia event. so those priests are priests either working here or who are, from the philadelphia area. i think they will be concelebrating. there will be different groups, the council of the consultures and all have those with a special role working in the chancery, auxiliary bishops of philadelphia, they will all be part of the group that will be concelebrating with the pope this morning. >> the the holy father was in the chapel. he apparently is with some children. >> ill children, i believe there is within young boy. >> he never misses an opportunity. >> donald harvey, i believe he is five years old, he has leukemia. >> yes. >> from havertown. >> what a great moment. >> whenever we have seen the holy father, bless child

need,ing for neighbors in of godnding the dignity conn's gift of life in all its stages, by defending the cause of the poor and the immigrants. too often, those most in need everywhere are unable to be heard. you are their voice. women, you -- men and religious -- have made their cry heard with its witness which frequently encounters powerful resistance. you remind american democracy of the ideals for which it was you remind us that society is weakened whenever and wherever any injustice prevails. [applause] a few moments ago, i spoke of the tendency towards globalization. itselfzation in and of is not bad. on the contrary, the globalizing tendency is good. it brings us together. but what may be bad is the way this happens. if globalization's would seek to make everybody the same as if it , that single sphere globalization destroys the richness and particularity, the individuality of every person and every people. if globalization seeks to bring , but to doogether so, respecting each person, each individual person's richness and peculiarityality -- , that globalization is good and mak

in julio jones and roddie white and eagles are starting three new secondary players, only mal will conn jenkins returns. they bet are get pressure on matt ryan and break down his time. key number three, the the secondary must play well. you know, when we look at matt ryan. we know talent he has. it is about disruption. it is about bumping and running. it business taking away the the passing lanes. so clearly, this new secondary, three of the four starters are new, the the nickel back, new, that is four out of the five new starters in that nickel package. so clearly they must play well, and that is a very prolific passing game. >> jaws certainly knows what he is talk about. nfl season got started on thursday but really got going go to day with the the slew of games. >> we all want to know how former eagles are doing in their debut. a couple of them collided right here. check this out, literally. watch nick foles, seahawks and rams. he gets crushed, by former teammate cary williams who pick up a fumble and took it in for a touchdown but foles will lead rams down field to tie the game with

grandmother marsha conns. was there insurance for the home where the kid lived. >> no. >> reporter: no. what do you do next? >> we don't know. we're here for a few days, and then we don't know. >> reporter: seven-year-old griffin, who can't grasp the gravity of the situation, would not let go of his teddy bear. do you feel happy? such innocence in the face of the disaster. scott, right now rain and cooler temperatures are providing relief to firefighters, but it is expected to be warm and dry again tomorrow. >> pelley: david, thank you. today police and federal agents broke up an spirnl ring that sold cheap but toxic synthetic marijuana. in two months, 2300 people have ended up in emergency rooms in new york alone, and jim axelrod is investigating. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours, agents seized two warehouses full of synthetic drugs in the bronx, one of the largest raids ever. but with new york drug rings producing more than a quarter million packets of synthetic marijuana, today's bust is just a small dent

that is part of the mass that we are entering into now, first conn celebrating bishops and priest andary of the lord my spirit rejoists and god my savior. the those are the word that she spoke as she was told that she would become the mother of god. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> identify the the beautiful voices you have been hearing through the mass, char lean, universal prayer cantors jeff chapman and brandon, and the communion, song, the organist player sandra and choir director david. they worked all so hard to be able to pray this beautiful mass and they are performing and using their great gift to even hans as the holy father prays for all of us here in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> notice some of the priests a approached for communion are dressed differently and they are priests of the eastern catholic church that hav

it will be a jarring kind of transition from summer into fall but the weather will stay conn start.e's margate beach patrol headquarters this beach was crowded an hour ago. you can see tracks everybody dragging beach chairs and wagons and leaving the beach perhaps for the last time this summer. the brings a tear to my eye. lets look outside. storm scan three we will go out and show you not much willing on at all across the northeast. skies are clear, just a few clouds drifting by this evening. some spots not seeing any cloud cover this afternoon. it is gorgeous. 90 degrees still at the airport. that will make it 35 days in the 90's this year. 89 degrees in trenton. eighty-four in millville. we are seeing cooling down the shore with the breeze off the water. temperatures in the 70's to near 80 degrees. it doesn't have to be the last trip down the the shore. september down the shore is one of my favorite times to go this week looks great if this is your week down the shore. if you don't have kids in school you'll love it. fewer crowds and temperatures still very comfortable especially

still crews out here in the street doing clean up and removing those huge conn crease barriers. ben franklin bridge, will be available tomorrow morning. they expect to get it opened by 4:00 a.m. which would stand to reason that 676 and admiral wilson boulevard toward the bend been will also be opened for the morning commute. regional rails, we will not be back to normal tomorrow. they are going to run on a saturday schedule. trains won't run quite as frequently which could cause some crowding, subways will be back to normal though all stations will reopen in time for tomorrow morning's commute. jim? >> thanks, so much, matt. >>> while much of the pope's visit was marked by moments of joy, the who will your father did not shy away from difficult topics. this morning, he revealed that he had met with victim of clergy, clergy sex abuse. after that meeting he issued very strong word to the bishops. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn has details. >> reporter: pope francis ceremonial walk down the logia on his last day in philadelphia and the u.s. he stopped briefly at end of the the

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ines: the commute okay on long island, nassau county without any problems, conn looks good. let's go to our cameras and look your commute, westchester moving without any issues at all. cross bronx, take a look at that and the alexander hamilton bridge of of the george washington bridge, smooth sailing, the coast is clear on the major deegan as well, trains running on or close to schedule. theresa: a lot more coming up. ben: backlash over tennis with's new music video. some people have a problem with it. yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. some questions can't wait until morning. so i'm one of many nurses at cigna with answers, anytime, day or night. ben: anna gilligan is here. anna: controversy for retailers with. not all good press for taylor swift. her new music video is trying to back lashed for its portrayal of africa. anna: many critics say it romanticizes the continent and doesn't have enough black people starring in it, showing white colon

he conn be happier. >> extremely proud.but also, it speaks to the quality of the young men that we attract, right? they want to pay it forward and teach other young men and women about coding. >> his message to them is simple, but powerful. >> if you give 100% into what you want to do, you're definitely going to do t though it may take time, if you continue to work at it, you'll do it. >> and zavier's got it. zavier has already got his college. >>> basketball fans lost one of the great ones today. three times mvp, moses malone, the basketball hall of famer died in a hotel in virginia. police don expect foul play. he had a stint with the rockets and the 76ers, and he led the 6ers to the nba championship in 1983. in 1996, malone was named one of the nba's fistiest greatest players. >>> coming up, a nine-year-old changing attitudes about modeling. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljaze

let's go to westchester doing fine, conn. looking good, if you're traveling, let's go to our cameras and see how things that doing this morning and the northern spared parkway, that is a good option was found in these 96th street, no problems in either direction, in laguardia airport, smooth sailing. >> an audit caused the subway trash can experiment bunch of garbage, trash cans were removed from 39 subway stations as a way to reduce garbage and hopefully rats, the state comptroller's study says no sign it is working, fewer rats at one station, this is a perfect opportunity to show that pizza video again. and andy a spokesman disagrees saying it not only lead to fewer roads that freed up workers who would normally empty trash cans to do other things. juliet: what is the real story? ben: unclear. the ban on styrofoam containers was crushed. a judge overturned a ruling saying no evidence the material cannot be recycled by the city maintains foam cups, plates and foods and beverages can't be recycles and a clogging landfills. th

think that if they were so strong and exceptional then they knew better and they do not have to reck conn with the u.n. instead of automat cal and legitimatize the decisions, and in other wise tense the decisions. a and it is now common place to say that in the original form it is obsolete and in some ways not the historical mission. of course, the world is chang g changing, and the u.n. must be consistent with the natural foundation. russia stands ready to work together with the partners on the basis of full consensus. but we consider the attempts to undermine the legit ma is si of the united nations as extremely dangerous, to lead to the collapse of the entire architecture of the entire organization, and then in the end, no other rules left, but the world of force. we will get a world dominate d y selfishness, and a world characterized by dictate rather than equality. there would be less of chain of democracy, and freedom, and a world where dictates are replaced by a ever growing number of dictates, and further controlled territories. and so what do we have about the freedom here, prexp

let's talk about the commute, traffic in the bronx, flying cross bronx, noon throughway and hutch, conn. looking good, some delays by exit 9, minor slowdown let's take a look at route 80 by madison avenue, no problems towards 287, morris county west bound, no issues he's down, long island expressway let's go to the cameras by the grand central parkway, traffic moving good, picking up in volume but everything at the speed limit west bound on the east downside you are fine if you're taking that with. through the interchange south bound and northbound. kerry: thank you, lot more still ahead including the fight the ended of the season for one nationals player. we what can i get for you? cream and two sugars, please? two sugars -- sounds good. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. on the spot. that's the dd commitment. ben: tuesday morning september 29th sticking headlines, a newborn baby with the umbilical cord still attached was found dead outside an apartment building in the university heights section of the bronx, no arrests have been made and the nypd is investigatin

there isn't a breeze and that conn even trailings of air pollution and if you have asthma, or, other health conditions, it could be very difficult today which is why you once again, i'd decide to go with the nine out of ten. nine is fantastic. another great day of 66 degrees current temperature and that is what we're talking about calm wind. will 4 percent relative humidity. 6:45 is your sunrise time this morning and temperatures, to the north of us in the 50's, 50 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-five allentown and pottstown. we are 61 in trenton. it is a mildest, morning in wilmington, very comfortable in wildwood with 59 degrees as well. checking visibility, possibility for fog popping up. we had it in lancaster county. today 6 miles visibility. not a big deal at the moment but we will keep an eye on it. your fox cast is a a high just like yesterday of eight have degrees, and that is where we expect to be today, tolerable humidity, not too high, it is just another, gorgeous day. 65 degrees, tonight, and you know, things were going to change and they will and we will tell you when, c

so, these men, these women, they, they are conn find.he holy father says just because they are in confinement does not mean they are excluded. this effort on his part, which they see as a really powerful message is really so appreciated by them. so appreciated by >> you see the the holy father lingering for just an extra moment with one of the inmates in the wheelchair. this is really remarkable that he is, his whole point of coming here, was to be able to have interaction with the inmates. >> he is going one at a time? one at a time. >> touching each one, reaching out and touching. he could have just stayed on the little platform there and the the chair, but again, i think through his example,. >> example we learn of a lot, don't you think. we learn a lot about being able to reach out, and, sister mary talk earlier about individuals who have been imprison... so great. he has been in prison and has asked to be forgiven. i have talk to some people about that. you know, how is it that you feel and what do you think about. they do, in so ma

the lowest premium increases anticipated connect year, washington 4.2, new mexico, california at 4, conn, indiana with no premium increase. the fear of more rate increases is well touted. last july the kaiser health network had an article how the administration was finding ways to limit the increase is by encouraging people to change their health care plans and said quote makes insurance industry consultant and frequent obamacare critic says forcing people to change their plan to avoid huge increases is just one problem of many. this is a debacle, a blowup, a mess. big trouble in obamacare band, the biggest carriers are losing their shirts. in the coming election year obamacare is a hot issue for gop candidates, premium increases are red meat, one candidate talking about donald trump spoke about it last night at his rally in dallas. >> obamacare, repeal it, replace it, get something done. repeal, replace, get something great. >> trump has been vague, even silent on many of his policy prescriptions, his immigration plan, he plans to announce his limited tax plan, simplified tax plan in th

lets get for a ride, 95 southbound no problems at all through that conn man avenue work zone, again, three lane squeeze, same deal at girard. we will start to see unusual traffic patterns, folks maybe getting an earlier start, everyone back to work and school after the summertime and of course, holidays so expect unusual delays this morning. folks maybe will be dropping kid off before they helped to work. so in the neighborhoods we will see unusual, grid will be especially around all of the schools. septa's regional rail line kicked in a new schedule over the weekend. it is first work day for regional rail city suburban and victory transit division schedule. same deal with the are in is town high speed line. they have a new schedule between villanova and bryn mawr and board on the outbound platforms for the next couple of months. otherwise regional rails are looking good. patco also kicked in a new schedule this week so make sure you have one ready to go for the morning rush hour, chris and lauren back over to you. >>> 5:03. new look inside a bar in the olney section of philadelphia,

for your friday high pressure still in conn will troll are. still a warm day.e will get into more southeasterly flow as that high moves east and front approaches. still mostly sunny on saturday. that front comes through saturday into sunday bringing us a few more clouds and knock us back to around 80 which is still above average. our tropical the satellite quickly shows you tropical depression number nine does not look like an issue. it will head up, stay out to sea. this areas has 07 percent chance of future development. overnight tonight clear skies, comfortable night. 63 degrees. take you quickly to the poconos where we have a beautiful stretch of weather look at sunday in the mountains 69 degrees, definitely feeling on the cool side. we are in the in mid 80's in the city friday and saturday but sunday a few more clouds, next week back in the mid 70's. few clouds monday and tuesday. fall begins wednesday. it will feel great with 76 and some sun. >>> cbs-3 healthwatch federal health officials say now is time get a flu shot adding that this years vaccine shoul

. >>> but first at 5:00 a deadly on conn frontation this is our first look as fairfax county deputieshazard suits go into the jail cell of a woman who later died after they restrained her. >> that death was ruled an accident but for the first time tonight, we are seeing how deputies moved in to subdue a mentally ill inmate. >> the fairfax county sheriff's office released this video today. natasha mckenna died five days after this video you are about to see. and as northern virginia bureau reporter julie carey explains, this video maybe tough to see and hear as mckenna fought the deputies. julie carey joins us now live. >> reporter: sheriff stacey kincaid met with an attorney for natasha mckenna's family to offer condolence and explain why she decided to release this video it was earlier this week that the commonwealth's attorney ruled that mckenna's death was a tragic accident, caused by something called excited delirious seft off by her mental illness and struggle with deputies. he ruled no deputies will be criminally charged in connection with the incident. again, it bears repeating

i out smarted the conn artist. >> yes, suv is on craigs list with the complete description of what happened seems like everyone involved is a little crazy. >> good news for those involved that want to see the pope, the the big announcement you want to hear coming up next. >>> plus how donald trump is changing about his tune, hear about the pledge he is making and what it will mean for his political future, potentially. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50,000. and second chance prizes, including season tickets. [both sigh] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> a local woman and her own, front door, ambush by two guys with guns, her mother

connection. >> that's right. >> so finally some rain little earlier this morning, sue, how long will this last? >> it will last pretty much the entire day. so grab the rain gear, if you are out all day, you will need it at some point. we expect to get soaking today. one to 2-inch of much needed rain. no measurable rainfall in philadelphia until today since august 20th. that's 21 days if my math is right. some of us 3 inches or more, if you get the concentrated heavy downpours, heaviest of the rain, this afternoon and evening, but we can have a downpour at any time, watch for ponding, and runoff, because the grounds is so dry. it is another muggy morning with bus stop buddy. it will be humid all day, 79% relative humidity, down little bit because of the rain, but still with all of the moisture out there, yes, we have got sticky one ahead. 75 degrees, 6:37 your sunrise time. but that will pretty much be when daylight dawns. we have a weather by the numbers today. of only five out of ten. and

the clean up crews around center city and independent hall picking up those conn crease barriers andm on the flatbeds but all of the roads are opened with just some minor delays, on some of those secondary roads an inside streets, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> back to normal, fall clean up. >> steve keeley along the parkway with lots of wawa water bottles. >> reporter: this is why i love bob kelly more than he would ever know. i just took this picture a minute ago, the the truck is out of the shot but there is my still picture i tweeted. those big concrete barricades which are the heaviest thing to move. you see not only in the streets but blocking sidewalks. you will think why do they put them on the sidewalks. i asked somebody that when they put these in the street people drive up on the sidewalk to drive up in the the street. that is why you see them on the sidewalk and ones on the sidewalk will be last ones removed because they are in the blocking streets of traffic. people on the sidewalk will have a tougher time getting by then people on the streets. but look at this,

. >> reporter: according to a survey conn talk by city controller with 68 businesses responding, 86 percent said they felt that they were provided with insufficient event details from city officials, of that 48 percent said they were still able to stay opened. 38 percent of the businesses say they have in the been able to plan for the the pope's visit. >> this event to reach its greatest potential, business community needs to be assured that they are planning concerns and need will be addressed. >> reporter: ninety-one per percent of businesses say traffic box creates challenges like getting supplies and getting employees, to work. duross left it up to his staff to decide if they want to come in or not. >> pretend like it is a snow day for those who didn't come down, rest of us will enjoy what happens. >> reporter: and hopes that the business educated they were cautiously optimistic but 24 percent expect to stay closed during the pope's visit. we are live on the parkway, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. >>> "eyewitness news" at mar why the hotel at navy yard wh

donald trump and ted cruz using their music on the campaign trail saying while we do not authorize or conn down use of our music at this political event, and do ask that these candidates seized and desist from doing it again, let us remember there are things of greater importance at stake here. the media and the american voter should focus on the bigger picture, and not allowing grandstanding politician toss distract us from the pressing issues of the day and of the current presidential cam pain. >> that was a lot. >> that is a far more diplomatic approach to what the band's front man michael sti pe, daily beat goated him to say go bleep yourselves, the the lot of you, you sad, attention grabbing, power hungry little men. do not use our music or my voice for your more on i can char raid are of the campaign. yikes. everybody hurts. >> i guess it is important to ask the artist first before you start using that as your campaign music. >> sometimes. >> president obama, i think he talked to, stevey wonder before doing signed, sealed deliver. >> wait, hold on. >> that is one way to wake up a kid

jennifer hudson and harry conn nick junior. >> i'm trying to remember their songs, the the fray. >> that song. >> winey song. >> we will play it for you. >> thanks, sabina. >>> 4:35. wendy williams went public with the big family problem. she said her teenage son was using synthetic marijuana. >> discovery of her show, yesterday morning. >> he was exposed by a loved one, who he looked up to. >> synthetic marijuana is a a drug that copies the effects of pot but dosage is uncontrolled leading to seizures, brain damage and death. parents should in the brush off any odd behavior, that they recognize. >> they might be drinking, might be depressed because you are starting cool and they are doing drugs. >> experts say talk tour kid early and often to avoid problems with drug use. williams says her son got treatment and is doing well. >>> so along those lines, look through your household cabinets. what do you see? well, what health experts say your younger children are ingesting to get drunk an it is legal for them to buy. chrysler recalled thousands of dodge darts for safety issues. >> so this

. >> bob kelly, conn not contain himself. >> no jelly doughnuts. >> that is all right, that is okay. this is cheese pumpkin cheese cake. >> oh, my goodness. >> i love national coffee day, and dough nuts. >> yes good we will get back to the forecast in a moment. >> the the forecast is for -- >> we are saving some for you. >> full tummies, getting started. bus stop buddy had his milk and cereals already today. he is waiting with the umbrella. you will need rain gear later on. temperatures in the 60's, some 70's already this morning. we will give you a six out of ten in your wet are by the the numbers. 68 degrees right now. sunrise coming up but not until 6:55 this morning. 93 percent relative humidity. it is sticky out there. not the greatest hair day and we have rain on the way, coming from the south and from the west. a couple of systems coming at you. we will talk about that coming up. but nothing much to look at right now especially in the fog area like trenton, wrightstown, new jersey or wilmington delaware or dover, delaware where it is foggy as well. we have been seeing fog comi

they are still working to get it under conn will troll.saw commissioner saw year arriving, he told us he was just getting information in and will come back to us. he helpedded out, we asked if anyone was hurt and still working to get that information again, it is three alarm fire, started at about 4:23 this morning. the building that is on fire is between the the high rise there and a smaller apartment building, and the building is under construction again, at 13th and chance already we are standing at 13th and walnut. high rise, 24 floors, next to the building on fire, evacuated as well, smaller apartment building on the other side, those folks are out here on the street with other people lived in and around this a area where some of these buildings have fire alarms going off, people saying they cannot sleep, all this activity going on they had to pour out of their houses. we have a ton of people out here on the street. we have talk to one person who woke up in his apartment building, his fire alarm was going off and he looked out and cou

to curb some costs, bank rate's chris kahn recommend drivers target things within their conn will troll. >> easiest thing to does call your insurance carrier and find out what you can do to lower my premium. raising your deductible but in other cases you can lower your premium by just parking your car inside your house if you have a garage instead of putting it on the street. >> reporter: looking at the bright side things could be worse, louisiana took top spot the for worst states with drivers, and while idaho was rang as the best place for drivers in the country, would you really want to move to idaho? reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >>> ouch. >> idaho, yikes. >>> speaking of trying, one texas state university student opted for a smaller mode of transportation, a after getting her license suspended for a dwi. residents have snapped pictures of this girl getting around campus in her pink barbie jeep, yeah, as you can imagine the the story is going viral on line and reporter doug miller has the the story. >> she's what you would call a class clown. >> reporter: her fa

a federal judge said today the court cannot done conn doan the willful disobedience of its lawful lish used order. the supreme court legalized gay marriage in june. as davis was taken into custody, supporters condemn the decision. >> to the see this heroen, this won't of god, following defy the courts and defy the people who are telling her that she cannot do what is on her conscience, that she cannot follow god's word. >> reporter: on the other side, protesters argued this is not about religion but equal rights. >> just want her to do her job or resign. we want to be able to see our friends get married and love who they want. >> reporter: the judge said davis would be leased once she agrees to comply with this order and issue the marriage licenses. jay gray, nbc news. >>> most of the area dry across our area but we do have a shower or two here and there, even a thunderstorm as well around calvert, st. mary's county, then far to the west in garrett county, maryland. in between, a few showers popping off, again the bay breeze and some lift coming through the mountains, we focus in on th

. >> we woke up this morning with them lifting the conn crease barriers, the at 6:00 o'clock. we found our way true the checkpoint over there and new we are just trying to get the heck out. >> reporter: mayor, after a quick walk through desserted streets near his office said the unprecedented security net in the early going work well, thanking officers for their efforts and the public for its patients. in center city, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, it is amazing to think there could be close to a million people here tomorrow because it is so quiet and calm in the city right now. >> there are a a lot of detours that people will to have deal with and it can be a real problem on the roadway. we want to give you some ideas of chopper three to take a look at them for you. really unusual sight, normally very busy streets, and benjamin franklin bridge at this point is all blocked off. our meisha johnson has details on getting around town. >> yes, hey pat and jessica. it is crazy when we look at this because we are in the heart of the evening rush hour right now and tak

correctional facility in northeast philadelphia pope francis is known to visit the prisons since he has bee conn the pope and security as you might imagine will be exception hi tight for this event. >>> want to touch back on the festival of families, nicole mentioned this. you did say he was the easily the biggest star last night for the big blow out celebration. he was in some very good company though. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> aretha franklin belting it out performing a stirring rendition of amazing race. queen of soul then wanted to sing that song in particular because she find it universal, loved and a appreciated by those of all faiths, in a touching performance. >> ♪ we are family >> can you think of the better song, the a appropriate song from sister sledge, philadelphia native performed that 1979 song we all know the word to, we are family. just a perfect choice for world meeting of families to see this year is the family, alive. we loved watching the audience sing along with sister sledge. actor mark wahlberg was the mc last night for the ceremony. he says he credits his catholic faith for helping t

department and talk to a class of law students and professors and some people who are writing writing the conn in tunisia, and after about half hour or so you develop at built of rapport with the class. it takes some time. and a woman comes up and says, what you do in the united states about freedom of religion, if that means a fundamentalist? she is hedging and howing. i said, oh, you're worried they gore going to write a constitution that will prevent you from going to law school. she says, exactly. and several of the other women in the class come up and that's what they're worried about. i can't stop them from doing that. i can encourage it and say, i see your point, and i hope you win. and i certainly believe that people like you and your generation, and i certainly do believe it, the educating the women in -- throughout the world and they want their children educated and want a good life for the children and they want their own careers, and you see that -- joanna is in an organization, trying today indicate anymore -- people in india. very conservative women, say to the people in the orga

need,ing for neighbors in of godnding the dignity conn's gift of life in all its stages, by defendingthe cause of the poor and the immigrants. too often, those most in need everywhere are unable to be heard. you are their voice. women, you -- men and religious -- have made their cry heard with its witness which frequently encounters powerful resistance. you remind american democracy of the ideals for which it was you remind us that society is weakened whenever and wherever any injustice prevails. [applause] a few moments ago, i spoke of the tendency towards globalization. itselfzation in and of is not bad. on the contrary, the globalizing tendency is good. it brings us together. but what may be bad is the way this happens. if globalization's would seek to make everybody the same as if it , that single sphere globalization destroys the richness and particularity, the individuality of every person and every people. if globalization seeks to bring , but to doogether so, respecting each person, each individual person's richness and peculiarityality -- , that globalization is good and make

i will not weigh in on the end until i see conn sleet steps from the vatican. >> thank you. >> alwayswonderful week. >> thank you. >> another great moment, the bowes family came on the show last week and they said you know we will meet pope francis. it happened. saturday. morning. they are back in the studio i want to hear what happened. later taylor swift adds another super star to her squad, the surprise rocker joining her on stage and why fans are going crazy. i'm there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer. like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island. this cooperstown brewery belongs in every beer lover's hall of fame. you can even try new york's exceptional cider and spirits. this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> 8:14 as we get our lives back together and recover from the weekend. we have cloud rolling in, more than what we saw over weekend. we are expecting sunshine and we will see

. >> you are out of conn troll. >> did anybody teach you or. >> how are you doing back here. >> how are>> good to see you again, difficult this a year ago. >> yes, you did. >> you cannot forget that. >> this guy is the pope. i'm getting ready. >> thinks the mike mobile. >> hello, everybody, hello people, welcome to wildwood. >> miss america wave. >> do one of those. >> what are we doing those. >> i don't know. >> you know what mike, you know empire is coming up soon so does anybody watch empire here. >> are you excited for empire to come back season two. >> she just said there are two new songs and we love music from last season, you're so beautiful, that is my favorite. anybody knows other songs, drip drop. >> sing the song, do you got it. >> ♪ >> now we will start to get to know new songs, they have just released two new songs, have you heard them yet. >> no. >> we will list up to them when we come back. we are getting ready foresees on two of empire. watch the tram car. >> everybody on the tram car let's go. >>> all right. you can step on this, are you okay. >> i'm's fine. >> did you

. >> our mother of conn step lacing. >> good night everybody. >> so great the to hear.ld meeting of families. it starts tomorrow. we were talking about this, people are already here. >> they are already here. >> oh, absolutely. >> we had a big mass. >> we had 11:00 o'clock mass, two bishop from his nigeria already here for families. >> now, we talk about the pope is coming but lets talk about the world meeting of families. what is that? when does it start? how special that it is in the u.s. of a. >> world meeting of families was started by saint john paul two after 1979, which was exciting. the thinks the eighth world meeting of families. they happen every three years. last one was in milan. they had about 7,000 attendees. we have 20,000 attendees coming. >> big easier. >> we are breaking record every where. >> what do you talk about is what the purpose of the world meeting of families. >> we have 140 presenters doing 80 sessions on familyish yous. so issues on marriage, divorce, all kinds parenting. so for a year people have been reading our catholic church doctrine on

have known for quite sometime if you have chronic injuries, concussions to the brain, you develop a connronic traumatic even self patty, and now the the big news here is that what about repeated minor injuries. so, my son, nicholas, who loves to put on a eagles helmet and we play football and throw the ball around, he will have to use his brain for a living because he will not make it in the nfl and he is going to have a problem if he gets concussions. i want to show you something real quickly here. i want to show people what this is. protein builds up in the brain leading to something called, if you look to the left that is normal brain tissuement to the right is where you have protein build up under a microscope and it is cte, that can lead to depression, you can become out of it, almost like you have alzheimer's. this is a major problem, in football players. big problem. >> i don't know if i was a parent little kid now and they want to play football. >> i'm not going to do it. my son, i love you nicholas and i think you are a great kid and a great football player but you will not do a

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and in conn grecticut, the turnpike southbound, multivehicle accide p there. ocks the shoulder. >> we'll be right back with the weth a. >>> good morning everyone. still muggy, hazy sunshine. and already well into the 70s p . a high of a 80. and one or two scattered storms possible. 80, low humidity, beautiful tomorrow and great beach day on monday at 90. >>> and can being too clean be bad for your health? and we'll have another update in a half hour. see you then. >>> 7:30 on this friday, the 4th of september 2015. we have a standing room only cr owd in r kefeller plaza, mainly because we have no chairs. but we also have a huge crowd. >> you're on fire this morning. >> we are all excited because it's labor day weekend. we'll kick it off when brad paisley takes the stage. >> even if we had chairs it would be standing room only. >> no one's sitting for a brad paisley concert. >> vice president joe biden said he will not hesitate but only if he and his family have the emot onal energy to run. he at any time put a timetable on his decision. >> police in c taifornia are searching for a gunman

>> we will be watching, the technology innovation there next hour allstate insurance ceo tom wills connr champ gary kasparov. back in a minute. breaking news ride for the global stock market continues, futures this morning, are up, better than 100 points hi i am maria bartiromo, welcome back, it is wednesday, september 2nd with me anchor sandra smith, keith mccullough of hedgeye risk management fox news senior correspondent geraldo, radio host fox news contributor monica crowley futures higher after a selloff yesterday dow industrial plummeted by the close taking some back this morning at open as you can see the markets expected to open up 120 points, oil big factor in market swings last couple weeks price of oil this morning is down almost 2%, oil now sitting below 45 dollars a barrel, 4458, major averages in europe mixed wild swings there as well, francel germany higher fractionally with ft100 up 8 points dax in germany up 26 points keith mccullough to you last hour talked about federal reserve role in all of this you are looking at europe right now talk to us about europe, ahead of t

. >>> donald trump was the topic of conn conversation during sunday night's question and answer part america pageant. one of the judges asked miss alabama why trump was leading by such a lrnlg marge margin. >> i think donald trump is an entertainer. i think he says what's on a lot of people's minds but i think the republican party should be absolutely terrified of all the attention that he is taking from incredible candidates like jeb bush and chris christie who would absolutely do the job of president of the united states. and if i were a republican i would absolutely be terrified of that. thank you. thank you so much. >> a short time ago i spoke with cnn political commentator and asked her if the republican party really should be terrified. >> i don't know if it's that it's terrified. i think that it should be a wake-up call. it really should. for the people in washington and what they've been doing and the lack of leadership and disappointment that the american people who voeed these folks in in a wave election, you know, the american people came out. they voted in republicans bec