it's all because of this accident in the work zone at cotman avenue, they are blocking the two right lanes trying to clean up the off ramp is also shut down and police and penndot remain on the scene and it's just the single left lane slowly squeezing by the accidents scene, causing an imagine authority delay north of 95 through washington avenue and this point in cotman and that is spilling back to the vine street expressway, parked across town from the schuylkill to 95 and vine delays are spilling back to the schuylkill expressway in the teens and 20s. it's a mess, if you travel 95 northbound in the afternoons, you don't want to today. stay local on frankfurt or go into jersey and use 295 northbound, that is nice and clear at the moment. and a crash in lower merion, one in olden delco as well along magnolia avenue and a bad wreck on the scene in galloway township and blocking lanes of the garden state parkway at the a.c. expressway, route 9 is the way to go instead. lets grab the ipad and do the not so pleasant tuesday afternoon, single digit speeds across the board and a lot of pe

lot that at most points looks like this, a slow crawl, northbound from tasker the whole way up to cotman, the bit of good news is the fuel spill is out of way, the three lanes are open, but the traffic in them, not moving well at all at 53 minutes, worse in one direction than the other, if you are headed to the one direction concert, just normal southbound slowing through the work zones but it's northbound you want to avoid, stay local on the city streets or the roosevelt or think outside of the box and use 130 or 295 instead. and the garden state parkway northbound remains closed in galloway township, because of an overturned vehicle accidents shutting it down at the a.c. expressway. from there in pomona get back on the northbound parkway. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thanks matt, more to come on "action news" at 5:00, flu season is upon us and it's time to start preparing to fight the virus, ali gorman is talking about the changes we can expect in this year's vaccines, the clerk standing firm in her refusal to issue licenses to same sex couples. we'll have a live repo

, a ride home yesterday, we are all trying to forget, no accidents and heavy northbound volume on cotman, the lanes are open this afternoon be a slow go with normal afternoon traffic. a left over from this morning, a truck overturned on the northbound northeast extension, 47 6 north of the quakertown inchange, they are out cleaning up and the activity is mostly confined to the shoulder and it's a slow go from the scene north of quakertown. in willis town, watch for a crash closing down goshen road and use route 3 as an alternate. in cinnaminson, a wreck at albany road, taking out both lanes northbound and one southbound, expect delays in both directions at 130, and delays on the a.c. expressway as people head home from the air show today. >>> lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this hump day afternoon. probably a good spot to steer clear of right now. we'll check it again brian and eva, coming up in the next half hour. >> still ahead here today, the massive manhunt, underway for the murder of a deliver. >>> and john kerry makes his big pitch for the iran nuclear deal and bef

you make your way from westchester to malvern it's causing a slow down, lets go to 95 right through cotman avenue and the construction is nice and dry out there right now, earlier this afternoon we had flooding on 95, since that receded we look nice and clear and you can see the travel times reflecting that on the big picture, schuylkill expressway looking normal this afternoon and slower as i said on 202 and 422, and the king of prussia area on the turnpike, a few places we are experiencing flooding 422 westbound at arm and hammer boulevard and 724 and lincoln drive is closed at kelly drive and rittenhouse street. looking at the 42 freeway northbound, it's clear in new jersey right now, both directions moving along nicely, we'll keep an eye on things and bring you an update in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> a south jersey man that survived colon cancer at a young age is getting the word out that young people can get it too. ali gorman shares his unique journey. >>> and the highly publicized case of a woman that ended her life when she learned of her terminal diagnosis. and cecily i

. >> hi sharrie and rick, we are dealing with volume, 95 at cotman for the construction zone, we had a tractor trailer just clear that is good news. taking out the left hand lane, we were down to two lanes there, hopefully since that is clear we'll see that delay diminish. going over to the big picture, checking out speeds, we see them pick up a bit, better on the schuylkill expressway and the blue route as you make your way up to 95 to media, expect volume there and 295 looking better, they cleared the tractor trailer out of the way at 4-42 so that earlier delay dropped as well. the northbound lanes on the boulevard ar over the twin bridges, tapping the brakes from the schuylkill expressway expect to be going slow through broad street. and mass transit is on time with the exception of the warminster line and regional rails and bus 442. that is about it, lets throw it back to you. >> thank you. >>> new questions about the dangerous hit on a texas referee, what both sides are saying about why it happened. >>> and an historic day for the british monarchy as queen elizabeth ii marked 63

sky 4's 10 over bridge street and cotman. crews had to make repairs to a storm drain damaged. the road was closed for 20 minutes but it's now back open. >> out in california, devastating fires still burning out of control. chewing through mile after mile of drought stricken woods and blazes claimed 600 homes. no end in sight. nbc 10 national reporter has the latest. >> reporter: inferno continues to rage. in its path, more brush and trees, less homes. but still, the embers leap from tree top to tree top advancing like dominos. >> all the way out to the lake. >> reporter: firefighters taking advantage of the cool weather and sporadic rain today to get more control of the valley fire. this is just one of a dozen fires burning in california. about a thousand homes and buildings have been destroyed so far in the two most destructive fires burning in the state. officials say that number will go up. a technical glitch prevented the damage assessment crews from being able to report findings. the lopez family lost their apartment and staying at one of the many evacuation centers near

and the third thursday might market in may fair and that is shut down tonight and cotman gets you aroundthat, and a crash westbound on 422, delays are spilling back to 202 and the schuylkill and a roll of installation on the eastbound side past royersford are gone and a crash in collegeville near third avenue. rick and monica back over to you. >> still more to come on "action news" this evening, the teen clock maker whose invention lanes him in handcuffs is getting support from unlikely sources. >>> and a delaware company is turning out a special souvenir for pope francis' visit. we'll show you. >>> 86 was the high in philadelphia but a big pattern change is moving in soon. and jaime apody has eagles and phillies and much more in sports. let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million do

cotman avenue through the construction zone, we have an accident clear through the construction zone taking out the left hand lane and that is gone now and we hope to see that southbound lane dissipate soon. looking live at the ben franklin bridge, eastbound traffic heading over into new jersey now and keep that in mind, if are you headed over the bridges. the first one in horsham township and howl lane there is an accident to report. and one more at 422 at arm and hammer boulevard. we'll bring you normal update in the next half hour. >>> still ahead the new gadgets that apple unveiled in its annual showcase and the details on the massive forest fire burning in the pine barrens in new jersey, we know how it started. >>> and we look back at the reign of queen elizabeth now that she is the longest serving ruler in england's history. >>> the forest fire that burned 1,000 acres in new jersey's pine barrens started because someone did not properly get rid of their charcoal and now that fire is fully contained if investigators could figure out whose charcoal that was, they may have to pay

cotman gets you around that. a good night for the night market. delco southbound side slowing from the schuylkill to past villanova, a broken down truck on the shoulder, and a crash in valley township, chester county, closing valley road stay on business 30, lincoln highway to get around that. and eastbound lanes past require royersford. check it again coming up in the next half hour. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a little bit a change coming up next. >>> this is a shot at fairmont park, it's only water is from fountains, deep blue sky upstairses and none of the leaves changed color yet and a lot of leaves in your neighborhood are dropping and dying because of the lack of rain this summer and that could hinder the bright colors this fall season. double scan live radar again without cloud cover, not finding any precipitation and that will be until monday or tuesday of next week before we see anything on the radar, 84 in wilmington and millville, a reminder this time of year we should

taxiing in spots, rick and sharrie, as we look live at 95, on the southbound side from allegheny to cotman avenue as you enter the work zone, a broken down vehicle out of the way and the northbound delays linger for a couple of hours as people head out of center city in northeast philadelphia, vine street expressway westbound, really heavy as people try to avoid this, the ben franklin parkway, inner drive is still shut down, the tent we saw here yesterday is down and the overnight construction rate returns in the overnight hours tonight, a sign that things are getting back to normal. but the inner drives of the parkway are still closed and that gives us big delays again today. and a crash on the northeast extension, past quakertown that is gone now. but there is still a wreck to watch out for in white marsh township at butler pike and the last dining under the stars in media. state street shuts down in just under an hour for that event tonight. >> lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report for this hump day afternoon, a vehicle stopped just past the boulevard and people are complaining

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