. >> it's a harley davidson but it's a quiet one. why you won't hear the revving engine of the new motorcycle while it rips through traffic. >> rain is moving back into the picture. we'll pinpoint when you need the umbrella as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, millions of retired america >>> taking a look at the big board right now. you can see the dow is up about 14 points. millions of retired americans depend on social security. >> but a lack of funding likely to take a bite out of future benefits. a professor at depaul university says that social security will survive in the short-term. but says the system is broken and 20 somethings could see a 23% dip in retirement payments. >> the baby boom are going to begin retiring really quick pace. coming up over the next five years. and the number of people working is going to go down. when you add those two things together, you have a crisis. >> a 2004 report estimated social security trust fund would run out in 2042 but new numbers show it's more likely to run ou

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mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed for these your boating -- for leisure boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flourished. there is also a waterfall, two bridges, and trails the climb to the summit, the highest point at more than four hundred feet. you can catch glimpses of the western side of the city that make this hilltop a romantic look out. for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making

morgan brennan has more on how harley davidson is shifting. it has been a rough year for harley, last month, 24 touring bikes were recalled. that is why they cut their forecasts in the summer and analysts expected lower profits, revenue and shipments this time around. but today's results showed something even more important. people are buying bikes again. retail sales of new motorcycles grew nearly 4% worldwide driving past expectations and up more than 3% in the u.s. harley's biggest market. >> they made it out of the very difficult spring selling season, moving retails through the channel, they have managed to launch some products out there in both the streetline and the road glides that are really well demanded and are sort of selling out quickly in the retail channel. that positions them very nicely for the spring selling season ahead of us. >> while the more classic touring bikes continue to be best sellers, hadrley's new street bikes added to sales as well. particularly outside the u.s. in markets like india and southern europe. street b

tracy davidson is live at the wells fargo center.is a great way for people to avoid falling victim to identity theft. >> reporter: the line has started to move. we have volunteers helping people putting all of your personal documents into these big bins -- yeah, you're welcome. then we have volunteers that are taking them to the shred-it trucks. people get to watch as their old personal documents get shredded right before their eyes. so again they can know that they are safe from identity theft. when i say personal documents, i mean in with accounts number, yours social security number. again we're at the wells fargo center. we'll be here until noon. we're shredding all of your personal documents. it's a free service that we've been providing for ten years now. i'm tracy davidson life here at the wells fargo center. >> i of course will be heading down there as soon as i finish this. if you're planning to head out, i'll see you at 10 clock. >>> still ahead, monique braxton is live where a hurricane victim is getting a special gift. >>

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davidson: business as usual is not really an option. our economy is based upon having tourists wanting to come here and spend time here. they're not gonna come here if the estuaries are full of algae that smell rotten. so it's extremely important, and we're getting to a tipping point where we have to do something. and i think the same is true across the globe. dudley: we know that people are still gonna want to come to the cape and that growth is gonna continue so what we're really interested in trying to do is appropriately manage that growth. we believe that we can still save the habitat and that it isn't beyond a point of no return and that's what we're actively trying to do. narrator: by combining census data with physical data collected in field studies scientists can increase the accuracy of their models and help planners and policy makers prepare for future growth. dr. riche: what i do, essentially is give people the base to look into the future, because we make connections between people and all these things that have costs. we

the rumble of the harley- davidson is as much part of the brand as the beard and leather.ere's the thing. electric motors are silent. so the engineers added the jet sound to the engine. electric vehicles take pride they don't make noise. >> sound is part of the harley culture so we wanted it to have a unique sound. >> reporter: results in a very fast flight 0 to 60 in 4 seconds. the automatic transmission makes it easy to ride. >> very, very smooth. a little quick acceleration. >> smooth, um, sort of like [ indiscernible ] but has a nice ergonomics. >> reporter: the company hopes to lure in a whole new generation of younger urban riders. no beard necessary. >> i have never ridden a harley before. >> reporter: does it make you want to buy one? >> absolutely. >> for those who say you're diluting the brand? >> i say we're continuing to build on the brand and set it up for the future and we're being innovative and daring, which is very true to our entrepreneurial roots for the brand. >> reporter: as the company says, it's not so much an electric harley as it is a harley that j

i'm chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we are starting out warm, but over the next 24 hours, rain will move in and it could be heavy at times. let's get the details with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. bill? >> good morning, tracy. we're starting off warm and breezy. we're at 71 degrees here at nbc 10. no showers in the immediate area just yet, but that is going to change as the day goes on, and so will the temperature. we'll be up around 80 degrees again this afternoon. right now the showers are to our west. just some light showers that are glancing past western lancaster county right now. the heavier rainfall and the potential for thunderstorms for later today, those storms are in western pennsylvania and into west virginia. that's where some of the heaviest rainfall is falling right now. severe thunderstorm warning now in effect for portions of eastern west virginia. 70s for now. we're at 70 degrees in wilmington, philadelphia, pottstown, atlantic city. a warm start and a breezy one, too. th

tracy davidson following this story for us. what do we know about this patient and how many people he came into contact with after he got back into the states? >> we know dr. spencer gave a detailed account between the time he arrived back in the states and yesterday. he flew into new york's jfk a week ago. on wednesday he first felt tired. when you first feel symptoms, that's when you became contagious. last night they announced the test results. mayor de blasio said there's no reason for people to be alarmed. >> we've been preparing for months for the threat posed by ebola. we have clear and strong protocols followed and were followed in this incidence. >> before he got sick, he went to highline park, rode the subway. while feeling fatigued he rode in a an uber taxi. as we've been telling you, it's not airborne. taxi company officials told the cdc told them they or the taxi riders were not at risk. thomas duncan, who died, along with two nurses who treated him, nina pham who is in good condition and amber vinson was declared

. >>> we will take a look at shares of harley davidson. the motorcycle company out with earnings today. the stock is up 6.5%. we are going to talk to harley's president in just a few moments. morgan brennan is here with the latest on the report. >> it has been a rough year for harley. we saw sluggish sales that led to inventory buildups, bike recalls and increased competition. analysts expected lower profit, lower revenue and lower shipments this time around. here is why the stock is moving higher. people are buying bikes again. retail sales of new bikes grew 3.7% world wide. that drove past expectations and up 3.4% here in the u.s. which is harley's biggest market. while the more classic bikes continue to be best sellers the new street bikes geared towards younger urban demographic added to sales particularly outside the u.s. in markets like india and southern europe. street bikes are important because it is part of the strategy to make up for a diminishing core customer base. harley says the new outreach groups grew at more than double a

harley davidson wants to hear what riders expect to hear and feel while riding the motorcycle. today through saturday on parkmore boulevard. >>> here's a lesson why you don't want to leave restaurant leftovers in your car. check out this photo of a bear rescued after it was found trapped inside a car yesterday morning in colorado. the couple who owns the car says they discovered the bear after waking to the sound of the horn going off. officers say the bear smelled take-out food that have been left inside the car. the bear was unharmed but the car was not. the sedan has roughly $15,000 worth of damage. >> yikes. >> yeah. >> bears are pretty clever. >>> coming up next in the 5:00-hour with new developments, the big set back for her family as they fight to get the girl declared alive. >> and a plan to expand b.a.r.t. service, what's happening today concerning a proposal that could impact riders heading for a night out. out. >>> good morning, highway 24, westbound, coming up to the tunnel, see traffic moving along very nicely. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the

add to that list harley- davidson motorcycles. >> yeah. i guess so much.he company has been touring the country getting a little feedback on the new bikes. so that gave kiet do an opportunity to go for a right on the streets of san jose something you're only going to see right here on channel 5. >> have fun. >> thank you. >> reporter: i'm about to ride an electric harley-davidson. >> you might get on it thinking you're going on a golf part and leave getting on a spaceship. >> reporter: looking to answer the question, what makes a harley a harley? it's called live wire. and harley-davidson is touring the country with a stop in san jose to gauge interest in and get thoughts on the prototype bike which is is designed to look like a tank and sound like a jet. [ sound ] >> reporter: rumble of a harley- davidson is as much a part of the brand as the beard and leather. but here's the thing. electric motors are silent. so the engineers actually added that futuristic jet-like sound to the engine. >> electric vehicles take pride in the fact they don't make noise. >>

. >>> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. a real drenching, rain pelted the streets and sidewalks, let's show you what the scene looks like, a rainy scene in cape may as well. bill henley with the "first alert" forecast? >> good morning, tracy, yes, we're starting off damp and the showers are tapering off. first thing this morning, we're seeing the rain tapering off in some areas but other, getting a real sewing. a live view from the adventure aquarium with lots of rain lining up to the south most offshore. new jersey, pennsylvania getting pretty good showers, some of the heavier downpours through western burlington county. philadelphia, still have showers in the area. we'll see breaks in the showers to begin with. a little later this morning, we'll watch the clouds come to an end and some sunshine. 66 degrees in philadelphia. 70 in northeast philly. and temperatures will be climbing. once the rain ends, we will see the clouds start to break at 9:00, 65 degrees up to 70 at lunchtime. jesse gary is live in center city where th

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. should have sunshine on this friday. let's get to nbc 10's first alert meteorologist bill henley. good morning. >> 58 minutes away from sunrise this morning. we'll see a lot of sunshine. right now before sunrise temperatures are still coming down and with a very light wind blowing in the area, we're seeing some cooler temperatures and that's leading to some areas of fog. you'll see it in chester county, coatesville zero visibility. mt. pocono seeing thicker fog. half mile visibility in both locations and for a brief time wrightstown had some fog but not right now. the fog has disappeared there. the temperature at 54 degrees at mt. holly. 57 in pottstown and 50s for most locations northeast philadelphia is at 59 degrees. a chilly start at the bus stop this morning with partly sunny skies. 53 in suburbs.

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. the umbrellas got a workout. it was raining when we went to bed last night and raining now. good morning, bill. >> good morning. it's kind of a dreary start. clouds are overhead. we're getting gusty winds all across the region. but the showers, they're spotty right now. look at the te flags on tho the aramark building. and those showers are trending our way. look at southern delaware. this is a view from rehoboth beach. it is a damp start there so we do have some showers and a cooler morning. pottstown and trenton, 51 degrees. 54 at northeast philadelphia airport. while it's 53 in wilmington. grab your umbrella, if you're heading out the door, at times, you will need it. but we're not looking at an all-day rainfall. we'll have showers through the morning. by lunchtime, 53 degrees. jillian mele is seeing some of that damp out there. >> it's a pretty chilly morning and for others, we're dealing with accidents, an accident in winwood, that brought down a pole in the area between remington road closed. heading outsid

good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> eight to ten degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. we still have a few clouds overhead but they won't last. clearing out and we'll see plenty of sunshine in this view from the adventure awaquarium. right now 60 degrees at nbc 10 and look at the 50s. millville and falling right now. the sun will be bright so the temperatures will be climbing through the 60s this morning at 67 degrees by lunchtime today. we'll go through it hour-by-hour when i come back but first jillian mele has traffic. >> one accident very minor just past valley forge. use caution if you're heading out on the turn pike this morning. you can see we have a little bit of construction set up and it's not causing any delays but something for you to be aware of. the ben franklin bridge looking pretty good. we have some of the traffic on the westbound side, but as you can see for the most part, it is clear. tracy? >>> ebola concerns. the firs

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm rosemary connors. let's get to bill henley with the first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, we're going to see a lot of sunshine, but right now still a few clouds around overnight and keeping our temperatures at 60 in the city right now. a live view from center city and the temperatures climbing into the low 70s where right now they're falling. down to 54 in millville and 50s in wilmington and trenton and holding on to 60 degrees at philadelphia international and northeast at the airport. cool start with clouds breaking right now. run a little cooler at 7:00 and by 9:00, 60 degrees and lots of sunshine and breezy today at noon. but the wind really picks up over the weekend and that is going to make a change for your sunday. go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when we come back. first, jillian mele has your r traffic. >> a live look at 422 right near route 29. that's eastbound. we could see volume later in the morning but for now no delays to report. same situation on 95. this

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. we're heading towards the coolest weekend we've seen in a long time. let's go to bill henley with the "first alert" forecast. >> we are getting a preview of cold for sure. the temperatures drop and as a result we're now seeing fog. much the area has seen really thick fog. for example, that's a view from king of prussia this morning. thickest fog areas north and west, coatesville, visibility is down to zero. pottstown, allentown, doylestown into new jersey for mt. holly. wilmington down to half a mile. but dense fog in dover, millville. atlantic city seeing some improvement, but there are some scattered showers at the shore. we've got rain drops to deal with at least to start with. 49 at pottstown. the 40s for the rest of the area. we're running up to 25 degrees colder than yesterday morning. but we will get some sunshine. the fog will ease. we'll see some breaks of sunshine at 9:00. 49 degrees and nice and sunny at lunchtime 55. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i

harley davidson wants to know what you expect to hear or ride. >> they are quiet. is going to go over. the demonstration is held at hard real estate davidson san jose on parkmore boulevard. >>> here is why you don't want to leave restaurant leftovers in your car overnight. take a look at the photo of a bear rescued of a it was found trapped inside your car yesterday morning in colorado. the couple discovered the bear after waking up to the sound of the horn going off. the bear smelled the takeout food left inside the car. the bear was not harmed. the car was definitely hurt, roughly $15,000 worth of damage. >>> the fire chief of san francisco may be facing another vote of no confidence today. the tragedy yesterday morning that may have an impact on that voting >>> and the sting operation targeting people who may be trying to take advantage of people affected in this napa earthquake. >>> already slow traffic in many areas. we are looking at the sonole grade. so far so good. we'll take a look at the rest of the commute into the valley. >>> plenty of fog out there but

i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's get an update with meteorologist bill henley. >> we can see those temperatures come down a little bit more, but, overall, it's not as chilly as it was yesterday. few clouds over center city, but dry. 51 degrees here at nbc 10 at 5:00. yes, but there are some spots in the 40s, not as cool as yesterday, though. potstown and in allentown in the 40s right now in northeast philadelphia and wilmington. but it's 55 in middvi

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i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we'll eventually drink enough coffee and shake off the cobwebs. let's begin with bill henley who is never foggy. >> there's no shortage this morning. and today we can see it for much of the area, dense fog followed the rain and the cold this morning but as you see in center city there's no fog there. it's the outlying areas that are colder. and now fog, king of prussia. it's thick not only in king of prussia, but look at around the area. coatesville is holding at zero visibility down to quarter-mile visibility in allentown, quakertown, pottstown, blue bell. philadelphia international is doing just fine as is northeast philadelphia at the airport. but it's dense fog for mt. holly. and wilmington with quarter-mile visibility in dover, millville. and atlantic city has fog at the airport with half-a mile visibility. no shortage of fog or colder temperatures, now 39 degrees and falling in pottstown where most of the rest of thea

i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. take a look at what you missed while you were sleeping. maybe you heard it on the roof. in clifton county as the rain cass coming down this morning, and we still have more wet weather ahead of us. let's find out about that from bill henley. >> some areas have seen the rain come to an end, but not everybody. in fact, the showers are on and off in philadelphia. steady rainfall in new jersey and bucks county in pennsylvania. a live look at center city from the adventure aquarium. won't be long before the rain comes to an end. dover has seen it. and most of delaware is dry. look at the heavier showers from trenton and burlington county. to the south, they're lining up for atlantic city, on and off showers, cape may as well. the rainfall totaling 4 inches in the reading area where it's 64 degrees. rain has ended in reading but

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill hen and the "first alert" forecast. >> good morning. we're watching the last showers moving through the area right now. pushing off to the north. some areas have dried out. for most of those, you'll stay dry. more of those, center city. there are a few showers moving through portions of northeast philadelphia. it's not very heavy rain. it's light rainfall there. and the rain farther to the east and to the trenton area, that's starting to lighten up as well. and the heavier showers push to the northeast. rain is going to end this morning. we'll get some breaks of sunshine and we're watching the temperatures which are right now in the 60s. about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. 66 degrees in philadelphia. a nice mild start and a mild day. just a few scattered showers off to the northeast at 7:00. we'll get breaks in the clouds and 65. by lunchtime, 70 degrees and climbing. the neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast when i come back, fir

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about the weather for today with meteorologist bill henley. >> good morning, tracy. we see fog thicken up in just the last few minutes. coatesville back down to zero visibility. meantime in center city, no fog at all. it's coatesville, mt. pocono, lancaster seeing fog right now. mt. pocono down to a quarter mile. it improved there. there are some areas of thick fog and some light fog in new jersey. wrightstown has 2.5 mile visibility. temperatures for most of the area in the 50s. pottstown, northeast philadelphia, trenton at 57 degrees. 56 in wilmington. we'll see fog to start with in some areas. not everybody will get it. the fog clears and the clouds will break for enough sunshine to warm us into the upper 70s by lunchtime. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back to show you which areas will get more sun than others. first, jillian has traffic. >> good morning.

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato, kind of a groundhog day effect. meteorologist bill henley has the "first alert" forecast. >> good morning. we see rain and wind, now the rain is quickly moving back towards philadelphia. it's been dry the last couple of hours in center city. you can see clouds over center city. look at the radar, it shows rain moving in from the northeast. scattered showers in the allentown area. we're tracking showers at the shore. cape may, dewey beach and rehoboth seeing rainfall. that rain falling farther to the north. lighter in lehigh county and berks county, but steadier rain moving through the trenton area. temperatures holding steady, veshgs in the city, 50 in trenton and wilmington 53 degrees. it won't be an all-day rainfall, but occasional showers and not much of a warmup. by 9:00, 51. 53 degrees at lunchtime. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood. when i c

good morning, welcome to nbc news today i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. bill henley in the first alert weather center. bill? >> we are looking at clear skies this morning, which means it is a colder morning for our area with less wind, dry air and clear skies and that's when the temperatures plummet and they've done that this morning. clear in center city, 42

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. bill henley is tracking those showers. >> some light stuff that is falling apart at this hour and won't last much longer and see some breaks of sunshine once the sun is up after 7:00 this morning. live view of center city. a few sprinkles move through to start with. now, those showers are fizzling in south jersey. see esome light showers to the north and just a few sprinkles moving through central chester county right now. as far as philadelphia is concerned, the raindrops are quickly coming to an end and really very little rainfall in south jersey. so, mostly dry to start with and warmer. 54 degrees. right now in philadelphia. 50s for millville and potstown and trenton both at 50 degrees. we will see some breaks of sunshine, an isolated shower in some spot at 7:00, but most of the area will be dry at that hour and 57 by 9:00 and then into the 60s as we head into lunchtime. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back. first, jillian mele is watching a traffic mess this

i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm tracy davidson.let's talk about the weather and change ahead with bill henley in the first alert weather center. >> a few scattered clouds overhead and some areas of very light fog. fog will clear and the clouds will be out of here and a really nice friday shaping up. it's friday and temperatures will warm into the 70s this afternoon. right now skies are clearing in the city. that's a live view from the adventure aquarium. the temperatures with the clearing skies are starting to fall. now, 55 in potstown and allentown and millville is down to a 54 degrees. it's 60 in northeast philadelphia and philadelphia international and 58 for trenton and wilmington. clouds are out of here. the temperatures will cool a bit more. 56 degrees at 7:00 and then start to warm at 9:00. by lunchtime, the wind starts picking up and 67 degrees, but we'll still see the temperatures climb this afternoon. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back. but, first, jillian mele has your traffic. good morning, jillian.

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema.torm free according to bill on this tuesday, october 14th. let's get to bill henley with his first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >> we won't see storms but clouds overhead and we have seen some areas of fog as warm air pushes into the area and temperatures are warmer this morning. we are in the 60s right now. some areas more than ten degrees warmer than yesterday. we've seen some low clouds, but, actually, they've cleared in the last hour and a half. this is an improving view from center city from high atop the comcast center. just light fog from reading and two-mile visibility there. we saw dense fog to start with in mt. pocono and was down to a quarter mile visibility and now reporting half a mile visibility and the fog has disappeared at the airport in northeast philadelphia now and visibility at seven miles. look at the temperatures. much warmer. 60s from the pocono mountains to the city to the shore. a nice, warm start and a warm up in store. but clouds overhead and they'll

. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's get an update with meteorologist bill henley. >> we can see those temperatures come down a little bit more, but, overall, it's not as chilly as it was yesterday. few clouds over center city, but dry. 51 degrees here at nbc 10 at 5:00. yes, but there are some spots in the 40s, not as cool as yesterday, though. potstown and in allentown in the 40s right now in northeast philadelphia and wilmington. but it's 55 in middleville. so, a nice, warm start and a sunny day ahead. 55 degrees at 9:00 and lots of sunshine with temperatures climbing at 64 degrees at noontime today. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back in less than ten minutes. jillian mele is look at your tuesday morning commute. hey, jillian. >> good morning to you at home. the very slow moving construction crew heading northbound on 95 a live look and you can see they're moving very smoothly out there and crews blocking the left lane, but the good news is we're not seeing a slow down approaching that scene

. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about the weather for today with meteorologist bill henley. >> good morning, tracy. we see fog thicken up in just the last few minutes. coatesville back down to zero visibility. meantime in center city, no fog at all. it's coatesville, mt. pocono, lancaster seeing fog right now. mt. pocono down to a quarter mile. it improved there. there are some areas of thick fog and some light fog in new jersey. wrightstown has 2.5 mile visibility. temperatures for most of the area in the 50s. pottstown, northeast philadelphia, trenton at 57 degrees. 56 in wilmington. we'll see fog to start with in some areas. not everybody will get it. the fog clears and the clouds will break for enough sunshine to warm us into the upper 70s by lunchtime. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back to show you which areas will get more sun than others. first, jillian has traffic. >> good morning. still no accidents. i'm following some of that overnight construction including a