i'm chris coons and i approve this message.not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >> 4:43. you're saying it's a little foggy out to the west and northwestern areas. >> that's right. he's been listening. >> i have. amazing. >> gold star of the day. >> we have showers in the east, some fog in the northwest, little something for everybody. let's take a look right now at storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region right now and we are looking good with no problems through the area. so, as you're headed out on this early morning, we are seeing some light showers. it's not really a big deal but some light showers out there in wilmington as well as in surf city and toms river. you could see it near atlantic city as well and as that -- as we go a little closer right here you'll be able to see it's trying to exit the coastline. we could see the progression of this. still spotty showers. roads will be wet as you're headed out but they're not going to last all day. let's take a look o

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. it's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >> hello again, "action news" continues again with a company that says they are capturing creepers checking out a woman's cleavage for a good cause, we'll explain. >> plus, having trouble get ougt of bed in the morning, grab your tools and set your dvr's, the new invention giving meaning to the term up and adam. and praying in the nfl comes with a 15 yrd pen

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> right now at 4:30, changes are on tap for montgomery county residents. well water concerns have sparked those changes. >> local leaders broke ground on a project that will connect some residents in schwenksville and limerick. >> christine, tell us more about the contamination concerns that led to this project. >> reporter: well, there's a chemical in the well water here that could cause cancer but see these pipes here behind me, these pipes are part of a water pipeline that's been 15 years in the making for neighbors. these are the pipes that will finally bring clean water into their homes. >> it was terrible. >> reporter: terrible at a time when mary diablo was trying to raise two young kids. she and her husband bought more than three acres of land and bought their dream home. three levels before they closed they got a call. >> we had high levels of tce in the water. we

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.t's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> taking a look at national headlines at 6:15 on this tuesday morning a congressional panel will hold a hearing on white house security today this comes after reports, that the white house fence jumper made it farther in to the white house than previously reported. washington post and insuring times are reporting that the intruder who scaled the white house fence went past the guard at the front door and into the east room which business halfway across the first floor of the building. he was eventually tackled by a count's salt agent. >>> police in richmond say the man arrested in connection with the disappearance of the university of virginia student, hanna graham, might be tied to the death of another woman. police are investigating a forensic link between three two-year old jesse matthews and a 20 year-old morgan harrington who was abducted and murdered back in 2009. this is a picture of her

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.t's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and breaking right now, the first confirmed case of ebola, right here in the united states. the american who had been to africa, home here for some time and then the symptoms. how many people did he come in contact with? dr. richard besser and what we're learning as we come on the air. >>> also breaking tonight, the widening secret service scandal at the white house. how far did that armed intruder get? and the new development here, the one person who stopped him and how. >>> also, the major break just coming in after a shooting at this american high school. the real scare inside. what happened? and tonight, what authorities have just revealed. >>> and, in hot water. america's olympic hero, michael fell list phelps, and that new controversy. and what he's saying tonight.

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. it's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> well, the man charged for the disappearance of hannah graham. says he doesn't know what he has against graham. they say they have forensic evidence possibly connecting him to a disappearance of another woman in 2009. >> this is what it's about, helping to save the next girl, we know where morgan is, she is in a box over there. hannah graham is still missing and her family needs to know where she is. >> matthew could be connected to another case, they found dna in the harrington case that matches evidence to a 2005 sexual assault in a d.c. suburb. >>> now to the latest on the battle against isis, it appears that yet another iraqi base fell to isis fighters. that is located 50 miles northwest of baghdad and that the cease fire happened on sunday where where they housed 180 iraqi soldiers. and they seized a large cache of withes. they'll have more on "good morning america" and more into the in

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.t's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> just weeks to go before the holiday shopping season, yet another retailer is warning customers about a data breach. acme stores warning customers that their credit and debit card information may have been compromised. the increase in fraud is costing stores and consumers and has shoppers questioning is my personal information safe? some of the biggest businesses affected by a breach recently include jimmy john's, home depot, michael's, target and u.p. doug shimell talked with a data security expert to see why there have been so many breaches and what can consumers do. >> reporter: why have there been so many breaches? because it's so profitable for the cyberattackers behind them. is there anything you can do about it? sort of. is it time for paranoia and panic when it comes to using plastic? >> anybody that uses a credit card or anything, i would be concerned. i would

i'm asking my first question of deborah coons garcia. you have two major award-winning films and have been a filmmaker since 1970 and are quite the vocal activist and speaker and have a famous husband, jerry garcia. how did you come to make films about food? you've been a filmmaker a long time. how did you arrive at food? >> in 1970 when i was in college, i started making films and also because of that era, back to the land and going

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. it's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> eagles back at practice today getting ready for sunday's home game with the rams, finally some good news for the birds, makeshift offensive line, tackle lane johnson rejoin the team in practice today after serving a four game suspension for a ped violation but the question is, how quickly can he make a impact and is he in football shape when he hasn't played in over a month. >> as far as condition, i don't care what people say only way you get in football shape is in play football. i'm not where i want to be but i will be good enough. >> of course, thursday night, means prime time football, this week we have an nfc north match up with the vikings, traveling to lambeau field to take on the green bay packers, pregame coverage starts at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> flyers captain claude giroux will return to the ice tonight as teams final home presees than game begins rangers. giroux missed e

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.t easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> ♪ >> hey, it is 9:23 on this tuesday, and there is a place that is not far from our studio where you can learn how to make clay pots. >> right. >> i have done this. >> it feels so good. >> it is very suiting. >> quincy, don't you find it suiting. >> it is very suiting. i'm having a good time here. jimmies here. she has been instructing me. because we will test, the knowledge that i have learned here, at the clay studio, jen, on your mark, get go. you make something, i will make something. >> why are you going so fast. okay, new jen, you guys have different, different classes here. what kind of classes do we have. >> we have hand building classes e we are doing the pottery wheel. there are ten week classes. classes have just started but is there still room for registration. >> how much are the classes. >> if you are a remember $280 for ten weeks and non-remember they are 320. >> whether are you maki

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.ngs done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> now trending at 6abc.com, the ohio state university marching band is at it again, withdraw dropping images of wizard of oz. >> and college majors that have the most jobs. find out why a 5-year-old girl is autism is being called an art prodigy. >> see them now at 6abc.com/distractions. >>> and karen rogers back now with a look at accuweather. >> some sunshine in our northwest suburbs, 78 for your high in reading and lancaster and along the 95 corridor we are seeing sunshine. most areas stay dry. 75 in glassboro for your high and down the shore it will be a little cooler, inland in pomona 75 and 72 in dover with partly sunny skies. look for the chance of a passing shower. >> thank you karen. >> that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us this afternoon for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. and for rick williams and the >> announcer: today on "the chew," say good-bye to summer with a meal pl

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. it's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> listen up, we really cannot see much, and looking at the fog. the further withes we go from philadelphia we will go, we are seeing, and, visibility, and you cannot see much out there, it depend on where you are. bus stop buddy is fine, cloudy, for the most part, comfortable temperatures in the 60's. so just a jersey on for bus stop buddy today and that fog we were showing you earlier via twitter, thank you very much, for steph from adams town for showing that picture to us. mess of the heavier rain and we have not had heavy rain. mess have the rain moved off shore just a couple isolated areas around this morning. we have cloudy skies, 65 degrees. 3-mile an hour wind. 87 percent relative humidity. seventy-seven is our high today. clouds, some sun, cannot rule out a stray shower, what we have been looking at all morning. tonight we will get down in the lower 60's and guess what fog will form

coons: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, this is an uneasy time in our world. there is no shortage of crises that demand our attention and our action. the president called on us last night to step up to the very real challenge posed by the terrorist group isis in iraq and syria. russian aggression in ukraine also demands our attention. a fragile cease-fire since betweenhams and gaza. there is the central american exodus to our southern border that rivetted the attention of many this summer. and continuing negotiations to seek an end to iran's illicit nuclear weapons program. but behind all of this, there is another and equally important challenge that i wanted to draw thissed about's attention to for a few minutes today, the spread of a quiet and vicious virus throughout west africa. while the nation's attention today for good reason is on remembering the tragic events of 9/11 and the president's strategy for combating isis today, i'd like to speak on another urgent challenge to our country and our world. that's t

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> this is a live picture of a school bus accident in center city. this is 12th street and girard avenue. medics are reportedly on that scene checking out students for possible injuries. we don't know how many were on that bus. but as soon as we know more about this story, we'll make sure we bring it back to you, whether or not kids were hurt. a school bus accident, 12th and girard in center city philadelphia. >>> more breaking news in montgomery county to tell you about. crews are on the scene of a shooting that took place at a public safety training campus in conshohocken. this is video from earlier. we have confirmed one person has been shot. a spokesperson says it's believed to be accidental. we're working to get more information about the circumstances surrounding it. nbc 10's lu ann cahn is on her way to the scene. we are also waiting on a news conference from the centers for disease control

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. it's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> there are concerns about another eruption at a volcano in japan where 36 people have been killed so far. increased seismic activity forced rescuers to suspend plans to try to recover two dozen bodies still near the summit. tremors have wrist tone a level not seen since saturday evening, hours after the volcano's initial large eruption. >>> in hong kong, thousands of pro democracy protesters continued to block the streets, disrupting traffic and business in the city's busy financial district. protesters are demanding beijing give up control over who runs for hong kong's top leadership position in 2017, and that position is currently held by hong kong's chief executive and protesters want him to step down so far he is refusing. >>> a bus driver is stuck in flood waters is assaulted and now search is on for the attacker caught on camera. video was recorded earlier this month during a record fl

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.t's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> traffic and weather together. >> another pretty quiet day all things considered, we are, however, tracking just little disturbance in the atmosphere, and right now, in fact, little pocket of light rain, that's just south of 95. might have light drizzle falling, between wilmington, baltimore, that should fizzle over the next hour. now, that said, there is another little weak disturbance will come through potentially touch off shower at the beaches here today. not to mention in the city or anywhere else. so just watch for. that will it is not enough that you need umbrella in fact we should brighten up but even tomorrow that shower chance will stick with us, and by what thursday is gone, tory? >> at least something to look forward tonight one thing you will not look forward to right now would be volume on 95, caused by construction, southbound 95, as you approach the area of the commodore barry

i'm asking my first question of deborah coons garcia. you have two major award-winning films and have been a filmmaker since 1970 and are quite the vocal activist and speaker and have a famous husband, jerry garcia. how did you come to make films about food? you've been a filmmaker a long time. how did you arrive at food? >> in 1970 when i was in college, i started making films and also because of that era, back to the land and going natural and all that, i became vegetarian and stopped eating junk food and soda pop and became a genetic fanatic and felt better and became committed to that. so i knew at some point i wanted to make films and didn't start off making documentaries. i didn't make documentaries for many years after i started making films but always wanted to make a film about the food system and why people should demand a healthier food system and i had been informing myself of food and social justice and food and health many years. the first film was "future of food. when i started filming it 14 or 15 years ago, no one was ta

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.t's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >>> it's about five minutes before 7:00. let's check in now on our breaking news out of edgewater park burlington county. matt delucia bringing us updates from the scene all morning long. matt, what do you have? >> not much have changed. i'll step out of the way. you can see out here on stevenson avenue where the police activity is still pretty much active at the moment. you can see that there are, there is police tape here going down the street and those markers out there in the middle of the road, police have been going through all the shell casings and several gunshots were fired and a police officer, an off-duty police officer we're told fired those shots. one man shot twice

and our panelists are judi shils, zen honeycutt, deborah coons garcia, and christie dames. i will turn it over for the last question. >> thank you. thank you, ladies, for all of your activism for all of us. the first issue i have pertains to coexistence. oregon is trying to map out where all of the organic fields are and where all of the gmo fields are, but the biotech companies are pushing back. can we have co-existence and can we have truly organic foods? >> it is ridiculous preview cannot have coexistence, because the gmo flows across. i was able to question tom vilsack at a conference i was at a couple years ago, and so i said, "you have allowed gmo in alfalfa. it was a perennial. they do not need to spray it, and now it can contaminate non-gmo." and he was, "we all have to get along. i have two sons, and i love them both equally, organic and industrial," and i said, "with all due respect, one of your sons is a bully." and he said, "we can get along. we can live together." and i said, "gmo's can contaminate organic, but organic can't contaminate gmo." but i know a perso

coons. good to have you with us, last month, and august, the w.h.o. thought the maximum number of cases would be 8,000. the c.d.c. said we could see 21,000 cases by the end of september. and we could see 1.4 million cases by 20 jan. what is the likelihood that it will get that bad? >> that likelihood is slim. that modelling study is where assumptions are made, and the key is that there would be no intervention to stop the outbreak. we know it to be a false assumption u because there's a lot of efforts to stop the outbreak, we are building hospitals, educating the health care workers and providing an equipment. it's best to thing of the one million as a thought experiment, and the c.d.c. said in the paper that is states the same. they said that the best case scenario involved high rates of taking care of people, that they would receive good treatment in isolated situations and we are not seeing numbers remotely 70%. >> there's a lot of work to be done. it's going to take time to get to the ca

. >> that coon dog is rock and that is ringo. >> ringo. >> they are doing more than hugging. they are wrestling. look at them. they're friends. >> they are friends. there is another family dog that walks around the periphery. i think he is the referee. >> he wins. >> i told you they were wrestling. >> this leaves me to believe they are pets. >> speaking of playing with dogs, this is a puppy. this puppy cannot keep its eyes open during his first bath. we can see, it is a boy. it's like this is so warm. >> there may be monsters among us. >> this video, you might remember it. we talked about it way back in 2012. >> this is a monster in a river in iceland. >> that is what people thought. this confirmed, the fact there was this snake-like water monster that's been the center of stories since the 14th century. this was captured by a 67-year-old farmer. originally an expert said this is not a giant snake monster, this is a frozen fishing net being carried by the current of the river. >> this is a great update to this story. it doesn't get any better than this. >> iceland put togethe

i am the senior foreign-policy adviser for senator coons on behalf of senator coons and senator flake'soffices i would like to welcome everybody today. we have a remarkable panel and we are very excited to have so many people interested of course in this critical, critical issue. i would like to thank anita cicero for her effort to pull together this event. thank you so much. i would also like to recognize the upmc center for health security for hosting this event. thank you for that and i would like to turn it over to tom inglesby our moderator today who will introduce our distinguished panel. thank you. >> thank you hayley so much and thank you to senator coons. senator flake and the senate foreign subcommittee on african affairs for cohosting this event with us today. welcome to our distinguished guests whom i will introduce at a moment and welcome and thank you all for joining us for this important discussion. we are very glad to have c-span here as well so others can take part in this. for those of you don't know or center are a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting people

and our panelists are judi shils, zen honeycutt, deborah coons garcia, and christie dames.i will turn it over for the last question. >> thank you. thank you, ladies, for all of your activism for all of us. the first issue i have pertains to coexistence. trying to map out where all of the organic fields are and where all of the gmo fields are, but the biotech companies are pushing back. can we have truly organic foods? >> it is ridiculous preview cannot have coexistence, because the gmo flows across. i was able to question tom vilsack at a conference i was at a couple years ago, and so i said, "you have allowed gmo in alfalfa. it was a perennial. they do not need to spray it, and now it can contaminate non-gmo." and he was, "we all have to get along. we all have two sons, and i love them both equally, organic and industrial," and i said, "with all due respect, one of your sons is a bully." and he said, "we can get along. we can live together." and i said, "gmo's can contaminate organic, but organic can't contaminate gmo." but i know a person who met with, from a seed company

coons: i ask that proceedings under the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: madam president, i come to the floor today my heart heavy with a challenging task which is to convey to you the remarkable, the special, the powerful spirit of a friend who passed just three weeks ago in a tragic accident in india. matt haley was a remarkable delawarean. matt haley was a gifted and accomplished chef and entrepreneur. matt haley was someone who touched so many lives in my home state of delaware. in 2012, matt won the delaware restaurant association's cornerstone award, a lifetime achievement award recognizing restauranteurs who dedicate their lives to humanitarian effort. matt owned eight different restaurants all across the beach region so well-known to folks here in washington. matt owned restaurants in rehobeth beet, lewis, ocean view, bethany beach, feighanwicd was involved in dozens of other enterprises in other states of the and in 2014, matt had the best year he'd ever had in terms of the reach and scope of hi

kevin wade will face chris coons in november. this is wade's second senate bid. tom harper in 2012. >>> the local colleges and universities ranking the best among the country and watch and see. apple has devices big and small to woo consumers. >>> water, water everywhere. the southwest is inundated by flooding today. cecily tynan. >>> there is warm air waiting in the wings. it doesn't stick along forfgjr . >>> the eagles take defensive action for offensive linemen. ducis rodgers has that when "action news" continues tonight. >>> america's biggest continuing its sleeve with one meant to go up your sleeve. apple unveiled two new iphones today. the brand new apple watch. the tech company invested heavily in making it seem nor fashion-statement than gadget. it offers metals and brands and display screens. it has fitness tracking capabilities. a category that has plenty of competition. it's tap and pay. it's a wallet that is more secure then that using credit cards themselves. numerous banks and credit card issuers and retailers are on board. the question is will cons

kevin wade will face chris coons in november. this is wade's second senate bid.st to tom harper in 2012. >>> the local colleges and universities ranking the best among the country and watch and see. apple has devices big and small to woo consumers. >>> water, water everywhere. the southwest is inundated by flooding today. cecily tynan. >>> there is warm air waiting in the wings. it doesn't stick along forfgjr . >>> the eagles take defensive action for offensive linemen. ducis rodgers has that when "action news" continues tonight. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> america's biggest continuing its sleeve with one meant to go up your

i'm chris coons and i approve this message.common ground. ♪ >>> -- the new generation of innovation. >> oprah helped dedicate the newhouse, home to the broadcast center. it includes the dick clark studios, that's right, he went to syracuse also. the media center for innovation. oprah said that place is so amazing that it puts some tv stations to shame. and the best part -- >> yes, i know, i'm waiting, go ahead. >> -- the producer of the show, she called him a visionary for putting us all together. >> there you go. >> what were you going to say? >> that does i to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. why is this thing so slow? it's not moving i don't get it, this one is working can you move please? look how fast they're going ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. do your socks match? my socks match.. do your eyeballs match? yes. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? definitely they should it's kind of a no brainer, right? yeah why can't everything just be the same speed? i got a little

. >> they're cab cooned their surrounded by all the love that goes into these quilts. >> instagram photos of lea still touched a nerve for the ladies. that new immediately from the material and pattern it was their handy work. >> what went through mind is, i was humbled, um, and i'm very emotional thinking that, um, we did good. >> reporter: nancy laci runs the quilting machine here. she's among a handful of paid employees on the job for nine rewarding years. >> i can do what i want. i can play with patterns and send them to the children and know they're comforting the kids. >> reporter: pretty good feeling inside. >> it's great feeling. >> reporter: the ladies here know not all of the children who receive their quilts will get better. but they are comforted by a simple belief. >> that you succeeded in making them feel whole or good for those moments in time that they were cuddled in your quilt. >> reporter: quilts for kids gets their fabric at a deep discount but running this operation as you can imagine is not cheap. go to myfoxphilly.com click seen on tv, we'll link to you their websit

senator chris coons and williams said they were collected to take part in the violence redunction network. and they hope to have a safety plan and camden was also selected for the program. >>> tonight at 11:00, continuing our one-on-one series, this time with one of the most extraordinary people i have met in a long time. the music director of the philadelphia orchestra. ♪ >> he began his third season of the orchestra, three years after the orchestra came out of bankruptcy. and he is leading them before words head of states like the u.n. like he did thursday night, or on a triumphant tour of china and japan like last spring. philadelphia is reclaiming its spot as one of the world's great orchestras. but is it underappreciated right here at home? >> my view of the situation is snow that it is underappreciated, it is more that it is taken for granted and it's very different. everybody is proud of the orchestra, but many people still think yes, we have it and it's great, yet we don't visit it. if you ask people from paris, do they go and visit the louvre, they don't. of course we are from pa

i'm chris coons and i approve this message. in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m., and high alert. the race to figure out what's causing kids across the country to get sick. the cdc investigating right now. >>> and we're so excited our favorite girl is here live, lena dunham, dishing out the advice that's giving her rave reviews right now. >>> and she's chic, fabulous, and everyone wants to dress like her. how you can copy mrs. clooney's looks for a whole lot less. >>> and the hottest band in the world. they have been top trend on twitter. 5 seconds of summer is about to take over times scare quare as say -- >> good morning, america! >>> only 5 seconds of summer, they have taken over times square. here they are backstage right now. having so much fun. >> the screaming down stairs, but i think, michael, are you there for their arrival? >> these are the four australian taen teens taking olympian over, and wrapping up a blockbuster tour with one direction. their fans c

the winner will take on incumbent democrat chris coons in the in the general election. >>> in the racer treasure between >>> it is a rare and dangerous virus and health officials want you to know all about it. we'll have details on the illness that is sending hundreds of kids to hospitals across the u.s.: kathy. >> we are watching a storm system off the coast move toward the northeast. half of us seeing clouds, the other half clearing and we have some cooler days ahead in that seven day. we'll check that out coming up. >> and it is the day apple fans have been waiting for. we're going to hear from a local tech expert about what to expect from tomorrow's big event. >> plus, take two. the royal couple expecting yet again. and uncle harry's reaction is drawing some just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> there is a rare respiratory virus spreading across the country sending hundreds of children to the hospital. kids in about a dozen states most in the midwest have been sickened by the virus. nearly 5

coon even make it to 70 in philadelphia.may 29th. we had high temperature of 60 degrees. right now we're at 59 at the airport. 50 in allentown. 45 degrees in mount pocono. look at the suburbs. quakertown frick this hour. already down to 49 in pottstown. chilly air mass in place because high pressure remains right on top of us and that means clear skies, cal and winds any heat we had today from the will escape right back into the atmosphere. here's your morning temperatur temperatures. 40s for the suburb. low 50s for the city. near 50 degrees towards the coastline in atlantic city. millville a low of around 50. see a lot of sunshine tomorrow. we do rebound nicely though. mid and upper 70s for the inland spots. low 70s at the shore. 60s in the poconos. temperatures stay the cool side for the neck seven days. i'll break down that full forecast in a few minutes. diana. >> thanks, justin. >>> power outage at six flags great adventure leaves riders stranded today. officials at the park say a fault thee transformer was to blame for

winner will take on incumbent democrat chris coons in the november general election. the race for republican nominee for state treasurer is between republican candidate sean and ken simplerment the winner that far primary will face democrat sean barney. polls open from seven this morning until 8:00 tonight. finds out who won tonight on "eyewitness news" on cbsphilly.com, as well. >>> possible financial life line for atlantic city struggling casino, soon you will be able to bet on sports. the directive comes on the same day as summit with governor chris christie and the fought your of atlantic city. three kins have already closed this year, two more are expected to shut down over the next two months. many are banking that sports need.g will be the boost the >>> fabulous news. great news. just what we were looking for. need some good news these days. >> experts say the directive will likely be challenge in the court by professional and college at sports leagues. >> much more to cover here on "eyewitness news", rainfall, historic proportions in the southwest. >> tech lov

senate race, kevin wade defeated karl smick to win the republican nomination and he will take on chris coons. ken simpler, defeated cheryl, for the republican nomination, simpler will face democrat shawn barney in november. we will have more primary results for you on line at cbs philly.com. >>> trump taj mahal's parent company trump entertainment resorts filed for bankruptcy. taj plans to close in november. in mailed outlay off notices to 3,000 employees. union leaders tell a different story, they say trump is only threatening to close to force workers to give up health and retirement benefits. >> i believe that the trump organization is trying to capitalized on the fear of workers in atlantic city toy get concession that is no other casino in the city has even considered. >> trump taj mahal would be fifth casino to close in atlantic city think year and put total number of layoffs at more than 10,000. >>> is there much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", more anchor and outrage in ferguson, missouri this time at city council meeeting. >>> injury forced eagles to rework the roster

wade will take on incumbent democrat chris coons in the general leck. in the race for state treasurer kim simpler defeated share venezuela. he will face sean barney in november. we have more primary results online right now. >> "eyewitness news" told you on friday the trump taj mahal in atlantic city plans to close in november. today trump entertainment resorts made that official. filing for bankruptcy. the taj mailed out layoff notice today's to nearly 3,000 employees. but union leaders tell a different story tonight. they believe the trump is only threatening to close to force workers to give up health and retirement benefits. >> i believe that the trump organization is trying to capitalize on the fear of workers in atlantic city to get concession that is no other casino in the city has either considered. >> the taj would be the fifth casino to close in atlantic city this year. that would put the total number of layoffs at more than 10,000. >> the tribute for joan rivers tonight shrowded in controversy. then reversing the signs of autism in children.

he will face incumbent democrat chris coons n race for state simmer, ken simpler, he will face shawn barn any november. for more results from the delaware primary go to cbs philly to the come. >>> alarming new information in the healthwatch about teenagers and marijuana use. australian research are found teens who smoke marijuana every day are more than 60 percent less likely to finish high school. they are also seven times more likely to attempt suicide and eight times more likely to use illegal drugs. that study followed 3700 teenagers until they were 30 years old. >>> also on the healthwatch researchers in france and canada warned longterm use of pills for anxiety and sleep problems could be link to alzheimer's disease. their study examine 9,000 patients, and it found that those who took the pills three months or longer had a greater risk of always highamer. they found the risk uncreased with longer drug use and more powerful pills. >>> dallas cowboys owner jerry jones goes on offensive after ago accused of sexual assault. he calls recently filed lawsuit a money grab. twenty-seven

wade will take on chris coons in the general election. the race for state treasurer sepller >> one night before president obama addresses the nation about the growing threat of isis. the president and lawmakers huddled at the white house today. administration officials will only say that the president's plan will not include american grounds troops. the white house is also trying to decide whether going after isis inside of syria would require congressional approval. you can see the president lay out his strategy during that address to the nation tomorrow night. it will be at 9 o'clock on our sister station cbs3. >> the big reveal and it was more than just a new phone. still to come, what you can expect from apple as the tech giant rolls out its newest line of products. >> adding to the prestige. a local school gets high marks as the best university in the country. kathy. >> in weather we're talking about some clouds. they will give what to sunshine and then a warmup before a big cooldown. we'll take a look at that rollercoaster ride in t

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the win letter face chris coons in november. in the race for state treasurer, republicans will either nominate cheryle venezuela or ken simpler, winner will take on democrat sean barney. polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and we'll have the result for you on cbsphilly.com. >>> main lie robbery spree has homeowners on edge this morning, the worse part the homeowners were home sleeping when the thieves went to work. at least five homes, one car, hit in the saint david's section of radnor township between midnight and 5:00 a.m. monday morning. according to investigators, burglars may have targeted homes one lock doors or windows along the train tracks. thieves got away with cash, small electronics, and liquor. >> very close proximity to the paoli-thorndale line, so we strongly believe that the individuals that are responsible for these burglaries are washing -- working that line. >> stepped up patrols are in the area. $5,000 rewards being offered for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> a third teen now under arr

wade will face democratic incumbent chris coons in november. in the treasurer's case, kenneth simpler beat cheryl valenzuela for the republican nomination and will take on democrat shawn barney in the general election. barney ran unopposed after state treasurer chip flowers withdrew from the race. >>> winds of one jersey shore town are calling for action to combat beach erosion. people living in strathmere near cape may county says they're on high alert. they say the ocean has been taking over the inland state park and bird sanctuary and they're afraid the town of strathmere is next. the u.s. army corps of engineers is expected to dump sand in the area by late october, but some neighbors say they need a long-term fix. >> the sand will be here, will offer some protection for a little while, but in three or four, five years, they'll be back at it. >> the township officials say the state simply can't afford to build a permanent barrier. >>> and temperatures today staying below average in the high 70s. we have a big-time warm-up on the way tomorrow

the winner of that will race today will take on the democratic incumbent chris coons in november.democrats will pick a candidate for state auditor today. you should know the polls open at 7:00 this morning and then they close at 8 o'clock tonight. >> the delaware and southeast corridors could see a little bit of rain, flight a little spotty rain and drizzle today i think. showers not out of the question. storm tracker 6 double scan shows you we're starting out this morning dry across the region. as we look outside we have a fair amount of clouds around over philadelphia, also a little bit on the breezy side and every now and then you can see our sky 6 cameras bouncing a bit in that breeze. 69 degrees right now in philadelphia, 69 in wilmington, 64 in trenton, 59 degrees up in allentown, so a little cooler once again this morning up in the lehigh valley and out towards reading. the low 70's down at the shore. satellite showing up on future tracker 6. we do have a fair amount of clouds around during the morning hours and we're probably going see a fair amount that of sweep in from t

wade will face democratic incumbent now chris coons in november. in the state treasurers race, kenneth simpler beat cheryl valenzuela for the republican nomination. simpler will take on democrat shawn barney in the general election. barney ran unopposed after chip flower withdrew from the race. >>> residents of one jersey shore town are calling for action to combat beach erosion. residents of strathmere, cape may county, say it's put them on high alert. they say the ocean has been taking over portions of the inlet state park and bird sanctuary and they're afraid strathmere is next. the u.s. army corps of engineers is set to dump stand in the area by late october, but some neighbors say they really need a long-term fix. >> the sand will be here and will offer some protection for a little while, but in three or four, five years, they'll be back at it. >> the township officials say the state simply can't afford to build a permanent barrier. >>> good morning. here's a live look at citizens bank park. it will be a nice evening, if you plan on heading ou

m chris coons and i approve this message. it's not easy to get things done in washington, but i'm working hard to find common ground. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock. it is tuesday, last day in the month of september. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us and developing this morning. >> the search is on for an injured intruder following a frightening end found in a philadelphia apartment overnight. >> one of the area's biggest supermarket chains warns shoppers about a possible data breach. >> and a warning period is almost over for three red light cameras in montgomery county. >> david is sleeping soundly right now. we have karen rogers along with matt pelman with weather and traffic. good morning. >> shall we call and wake him up? probably not. storm tracker 6 live double scan your best look at the showers through the region am you can see with our live radar that we're dr

. >> senator chris coons, great thangs. new. >>> new details on why it was that their officer shot and killed someone from the back. that's ahead. >>> one of the most-watched grand juries in the country will now have more time to determine the fate of police officer darren wilson. the grand jury has voted to convene to decide whether it will be charged in the shooting death of teen michael brown after its original term expired last week. meanwhile, all the anger and frustration in ferguson hasn't gone anywhere. organists and activists are watching and waiting to see if they will make up the site. >>> tonight, st. louis county council meeting erupted into calls for mccullough to be replaced. >> he could have filed charges himself against officer wilson, but, instead, chose to present all the evidence gathered together to the grand jury. >>> the community of ferguson will be waiting to see if he repeats that pattern again today 7 replacing him and appointing a salesperson prosecutor was said to be out fund raising for his fel

my colleagues who have cosponsored this legislation, including senators reid, durbin, blumenthal, coons, harkin, menendez, stabenow, levin, mikulski, warren, boxer, gillibrand, hurricane katrina, d murphy. i'd also like to thank congressman john conyers, the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, for introducing the house companion legislation, h.r. 2851, which has 54 cosponsors in the house of representatives. this legislation provides training and monitoring for law enforcement agencies at all levels of government. by enacting this legislation, we can begin to reduce the racial disparities that plague our nation's criminal justice system. we need to do better at educating more law enforcement officials in the differences between specific suspect descriptions and sweeping generalizations or profiling that waste valuable resources. racial profiling is un-american. it has no place within the values of our country. it turns communities against the partnership needed to keep our neighborhoods safe. two years ago, i want to remind my colleagues that the united states senate and th

i am the senior foreign-policy adviser for senator coons and i would like to welcome everybody today and we have a remarkable panel with us. we are very excited to have so many people interested in this critical issue. and i would like to thank anita cicero so much for pulling this event together. i would also like to recognize the center for health security for hosting this event and i would like to turn it over to our moderator today that will introduce our distinguished panel. thank you. >> thank you, haley, and thank you to senator coons and the senate foreign relations subcommittee on african affairs for cohosting this event with us today. welcome to our distinguished guests who i will introduce any moment and welcome and thank you all for joining us today for this very important discussion. we are so thankful to have c-span here for those who can take part in this. are those that don't know, the center or health security is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting people's health and epidemics and we are so pleased to be here today with you. there are as many as 20,000

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