in a statement, eakin, republican, said the emails do not reflect my character. or beliefs about 1,000 of these emails and kane wants to release everyone of them. eakin sent only one of the 48, again, kathleen kane though lost her law license today, pulled, after she was charged with lying to a grand jury. >> i jeff, all new at 6:00 emergency clearance sale, shows the ends after era. camden river sharks playing their last game. this is a tough good-bye for a lot of people. >> new resident on sesame street, julia, tackling one of the biggest fears for parents. crucial lesson that's not just for kids. howard? >> eagles getting ready for another big game? this one sunday night at carolina and they will be without one of their receivers. and a question to chip kelly that left all of the media in amaze l. that's coming up in sports. ñÑ >> sunny days still chasing the clouds away, on sesame street. love that. now, they're also helping de stigmatize autism. iconic children shows, see amazing all children initiatives, now teaching families, teachers and children about au

the judicial conduct board cleared justice michael eakin last year. two weeks ago cain's office received e-mails by eakins described as racial and pornographic. cain's office says not only did she hand over all of that material, she says justice eakin also told investigators about the e-mails and did not dispute the scription of them. >>> happening today, a pennsylvania lawmaker will reintroduce a bill that would require background checks for all gun sales in the state. representative steve santos will join law enforcement officials, domestic violence agencies for a rally at the montgomery county courthouse. his bill would close a loophole that would allow non-licensed sellers without conducting a background check on the buyer. >>> 4:07 now. this from our jersey shore bureau. happening now, a ground breaking ceremony for a seawall and boardwalk project. officials say that seawall would provide protection during storms and the project will finally restore atlantic city's boardwalk. the ground breaking ceremony is on the north end of pacific avenue. >>>

and we're talking about judge eakin.hat's next for that would be, you know, you need to have enough probable cause to bring formal charges against judge eakin. if that happens, then it goes to the court of judicial discipline. and if they decide that there's clear and convincing evidence, then, of course, they can impose sanctions or reprimand or a permanent removal of judge eakin. he then has the right to appeal, which goes to a special tribunal of seven who are comprised -- >> but these were 1,000 e-mails to his private yahoo! account. does that matter? >> but my larger point being, this is gonna be a long process, which is the process that judge eakin is afforded. but in between all of this is politics, which is people looking to shame another, or the supreme court, as it did with judge mccaffery, can come in and simply suspend while all this happened. but underlying all of this is the undercurrent in stench of politics, partisan politics. >> so, you're a legal attorney and also a professor. do you think that because

i will start with douglas holtz-eakin. i want to talk about the labor participation rate, the lack of labor participation we're seeing. in other words number of people going to work or want to go to work right now. it is stuck at a level we've not seen since 1977. you heard blake tell us, jason if you recall man and white house say this is all demographics. is it something more? >> it's got to be something more. you know that the baby boomers are going to retire. so you can predict part of a decline in workforce participation but this is precipitous drop. employment to population ratio is below than it was at start of the recession. americans want and need work. look at dividing line between poor and not poor in america is having a job. these folks have given up on possibility. that is troubling aspect of very bad report, from stem to stern. this is not good. trish: wages going down. no inflation to speak of in the economy. 5.1%, administration says, hooray, 5.1% unemployment isn't that great. scott brown, 5.1% it ain't wh

only three of the 48 were actually sent by eakin. again, this is the day that attorney general kane actually lost her license to practice law. she will remain as attorney general in the commonwealth. >> all right, jeff, thank you. philadelphia police working to track down a pair of robbers that held up a local market, and then beat down an unlucky customer. surveillance cameras were rolling inside park's market, east mt. airy last night. one of the robbers was already busy attacking accustom her the other guy pulls out gun and goes for the register. that gunman took his time, clearing out the cash, while the victim in the background does everything he can to fend off his attacker, eventually they both took off, landing couple of kicks on their way out. if you know anything about this incident, please, give philadelphia police a call. >>> heads up. patco trains started operating on leaf schedule. leaves started falling on the tracks, which means trains will crush them, well, leaves leave oily residue on the tracks, so trans take longe

one of the three e-mail kane said eakin sent was this one depicting a boy student making a joke about his teacher's breast. >> her goal, it is to expose this network that had has existed a apparently for an extended period of time. >> reporter: when contacted from, eakin a had no comment but he reportedly apologized for the the e-mails. judicial conduct board cleared him of any ethics violations, however in her statement kane contend that not all of the e-mails were reviewed by the board and suggests that the decision to dismiss the the case was wrong. this afternoon a spokesperson for governor tom wolf called the e-mails inappropriate and wrong and that the governor had previously said if anyone were involved in his administration, they would have been dismissed. reporting live tonight from the sat center, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today the pentagon identified first american solder, killed in the fight against isis. thirty-nine year-old master sergeant joshua wheeler of oklahoma was stationed a a the fort brog, north carolina wheeler was killed in a rescue miss

the judicial conduct board cleared justice michael eakin last year. two weeks ago kathryn cane's office received reports as racially offensive and pornographic. now the judicial conduct board is insisting he didn't give them all of the e-mails before they cleared eakin. the office says not only did he hand over all the e-mails, he told investigators about them and did not dispute the description of them. now to a story you saw first on nbc 10. a montgomery county man is behind bars after police say he went on a vandalism spree at two landsdale business and a liss toric church. our cameras were rolling yesterday when they led christopher rose into the court. he was accused of smashing things outside a tamp on november 5th. police say he continued at a nearby church before moving on to a supermarket. >> while he was there, they pulled up and he fired and it was concerning to us. >> this morning rose is being held on a $10,000 bail. hang today, a pennsylvania law maker will reintroduce a bill that would require background checks for all gun jaels. the re

holtz-eakin.st: mary, i am glad to hear from you because i am a native of pittsburgh. why do democrats always enter with higher taxes? i can't answer that. it is not my favorite way to do things. texas are the price of the government to have heard and the goal should be to decide -- to have. and the goal should be to decide what education the government will provide, what infrastructure will it build, what national security will it protect americans with. that is the way we think about the problem. taxes aren't the solution. texas other pricey pay for these things. host: why do republicans always respond with let's lower taxes? guest: number one, some believe that it will lower the size of government. i don't think that is right. the whole notion of let's cut revenues, starve the beast. if you want to have a smaller government, have a smaller government. republicans in washington dc and general talk about taxes, but the reality is spending is the crucial decision. so, talk about spending first and

we have clean up on the ben franklin parkway, inner drive closed between 28th and eakins oval.or those wondering, it is still there that residual effect. just a quick peak at mass transit patco speed line is running on a special schedule today for those curious about that. i will update the baseball game coming up later, nicole, over to you. >>> new jersey transit riders are now going to have to pay more for tickets. fares for buses and trains rose 9 percent today. nj transit officials say increase are because they need to close a 60 million-dollar budget gap. one way fares on trains between trenton and new york are $1.25 more, at $16.75. this is fifth nj transit fare increase since 2002. >>> your dreams of becoming a millionaire overnight will to have wait a little bit longer some one in michigan has won the 310 million-dollar power ball drawing, they have that lucky ticket. there weren't any million-dollar winners in our area but check it out you may have won a smaller prize, a couple bucks. here are numbers, 21, 39, 40, 55, 59 and power ball is 17. this was the last big jack

. >> his name's michael eakin, by the way. >> yes, justice eakin. but it could be a matter of just horrific behavior, but not necessarily impacting his role as a justice. we don't know that because of the drip, drip. she's selectively releasing e-mails, and we don't know who sent, who received. >> getting past the distraction of the e-mails, which is why -- my opinion is that's why they're being put out, to distract. this lady's charge goes right to the heart of the case against her. she has said all along -- which, by the way, i believe, also, as a lawyer, she's wrong on this -- that she wasn't bound by the grand jury secrecy law. she said that. and she's also said she never signed any document that said she would be bound. >> but there's a document. >> and she denied that. she denied it under oath before the grand jury. she testified to that effect. now, how did they execute a search warrant and find it in her office? someone in her office had to tell them where it was. >> well, they've said people in her office have -- they contributed to the cas

holtz eakin, i want to begin with last night's debate.mething that bernie sanders has talked about a lot, how you grow this economy in the issue with income inequality. want to show our viewers and get your reaction. >> do i consider myself part of the casino capitalist process by which so few have so much in so many have so little, but which wall street greed and recklessness no, i don't. i believe in a society where all people do well, not just a handful of billionaires. >> is there anyone else on the state you is not a capitalist? >> let me follow up on that, anderson, because when i think about capitalism i think about all of the small businesses that were started because we have the opportunity and freedom for people to do that and to make a good living for themselves and their families command i don't think that we should confuse what we have to do every so often in america which is safe capitalism from itself. i think what sen. sanders is saying certainly makes sense in the terms of the inequality that we have, but we are not denma

three the als for changer ke kering with eakins back when they trieded for hamels, nascar in never. mott mo monster nodel here. >> it's chase in the cup. >> advances as well by winning race. har vehicle won. >> how about this. >> sprins time job knoll 3800. >> how about this. >> sprins time job knoll 3800. thank ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. >> welcome back to "action news" sports sunday i'm meteorologist melissa magee as you look at the sdlusive accuweather forecast 7 day forecast improvement by monday and breaks of sunshine and 66. bright and sunny on tuesday, up to 72. pleasant fall afternoon by wednesday in at 74. couple changes on way thursday sunshine giving way to clouds and cloudy on friday with rain developing at night and 71 in at 70. what's back to i. >> thank you so much. brandon you guys next week have st. s coming in the black i lock sessment. what kind of problems does drew bree

. >> that is eakins oval. >> how cold will it get? >> sue serio, this is not right. >> well, it is right because it is happening, so it is a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 o'clock this morning. every where. we will show you the temperatures and show you just how cold, it got, give you a better forecast for milder temperatures just ahead, over to the snake charmer, steve keeley. >> reporter: sue, you are one of the press would i man who has not gone through life riding on mass transit and saying to someone, when you got home assaying there was a real snake sitting next to me on the bus today. now 15 women in west philadelphia really mean that when they say that. >> good point. >>> plus uber drivers who want to avoid that thing all together, they were on strike this weekend across the country. their demand and why it could make the popular services more expensive. what is lauren dawn johnson going to do your uber ride will go up. >> i have a a funny story. a guy in my building said i see your tweets about the struggles you have wit

tomorrow and that will shut down portions of the ben franklin parkway tomorrow morning along with eakins oval and kelly drive and spring garden and jfk boulevard, the race was postponed because of the pope's visit in september. >>> an after school brawl is under investigation because of a brawl that happened after william allen high school, four police officers were hurt as they tried to break up the fight, three juveniles were arrested, it's not clear what charges they are facing and all three police officers have been released from the hospital. >>> and in lehigh county high school is closed today after someone left 50 bullets in the cafeteria. it happened yesterday followed by an early dismissal. police recovered the .22 caliber bullets on the floor but no guns were found or arrests were made. >>> a man was shot near a youth football field in new jersey while children were in pleasant. in pleasantville, atlantic county, none of the players were hurt but a short time later, a shooting victim drove himself to the hospital with a gunshot wound to his shoulder. police have not identified

clouds, it is going to be turning a little cooler temperatures will be falling in the evening at eakinsval. >> that's a good cause. good time. all right. all i saw on the seven day was 77 on thursday. >> isn't that nice. >> exactly. >> having a good time always in life in howard eskin at the move have a care complexion. howard? >> it's more fun here today after an eagles within that keeps them relevant for the season. we'll take a look at that. chip kelly talks about the problems with his quarterback and something that hasn't happened for the eagles in a long time happened yesterday. we'll take look at that coming up in sports. ñÑ ♪ >>> happy day after here at the novacare complex. the eagles win game. a division game against the new york giants. it's new york happier and keeps them relevant and would you believe after all of this the eagles are actually leading the nfc east division? but it was the defense that really did the job yesterday with all the mistakes they needed their defense and they got one guy to step up gives them a big play that hasn't happened in while. nolan carol. he

at the same time kane released three dozen emails received by supreme court justice michael eakin. tin included rhawnchy videos of women and i will humor. >> the bill requires are are perspective gun buyers to notify law enforcement if they seek to expunge medical health records. three republicans joined democrats 50 times from the senate tried to override a christie veto and failed. >> trenton mayor says the city revival has gun. mayor eric jackson delivered state of the city address this evening and his key themes economic development and public saferty. on both fronts the mayor says the city has made progress. and he cited new housing and retail development set for construction within the next two years. and he said the city's crime rate is nearing an all time low. jackson said the city should now reach out to young people and artists as well as capitalize on renewed interest in urban living. >> would a cash prize be enough to motivate to you vote. today the editor of philadelphia citizen web site put up 10,000 for lottery picked among people that go to polls. larry was joined b

. >> reporter: mark eakin is a coral reef expert with noaa. >> the sound is-- is amazingly quiet. it's eerily quiet. the fish aren't behaifg normally. >> reporter: bleaching occurs occurs when coral is exposed to warmer-than-normal water. the coral gets stressd and loses its coat of protection. if the coral remains exposed for long periods of time, it can die. noaa says climate change is the primary cause. >> 2014 was the warmest year on record. so coming into this year, the oceans were already warm. we saw an almost el nino in 2014-2015. >> reporter: another factor is a warm mass in the north pacific known as the blog, that combined with el nino has caused the worst bleaching hawaii has ever seen. the bleaching started late last year in the northern pacific and then spread to the south pacific and indian ocean. bleaching is also taking place in the florida keys and noaa says the caribbean is next. this is only the third time an event like this has occurred in recorded history. last year we spoke with world-renowned oceanographer sylvia earle in the keys. >> you lose only the crea

e-mails with pornographic or offensive images like these sent by state supreme court justice michael eakin, but even as kane shines a light on the misdeeds of prosecutors and judges, some of her senior staff prosecutors believe the now unlicensed attorney general will be far more limited than she admits. and for now, that internal disagreement has not bubbled publicly to the surface, but the issue of kane's standing may well come up in court during cases that are prosecuted by her office. jim? >> george spencer, thank you. so here's a timeline of the investigation into kathleen kane's alleged leak of secret information. back in march of 2014 kane allegedly leaked confidential grand jury information about an investigation into former naacp leader. in november of 2014, kane testified before another grand jury about the alleged leak of information. in april of this year, a grand jury recommends kane be charged. in august, montgomery county prosecutors charged her with perjury, obstructing the administration of law, conspiracy, and false swearing. kane pleaded not guilty. on september 21st, it

through the streets of philadelphia, long the schuylkill river, and start and finish lines were at eakins oval and fairmount park. also live band, all along the course and beer garden greeting runners a as they finish. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. talk about football weather. it does not get better than this. >> this is perfect. we have cloud around. temperatures in the 50's tonight for temple and notre dame at the link. we have more details on. that storm tracker six live double scan radar, it is dry, quiet. no issues of precipitation. beautiful fall afternoon, with the high in philadelphia, climbing, up the best i could, and a across the the area we are in the upper 50's and 57 in philadelphia. forty-seven allentown. and, 45 degrees, up in the poconos, along the coast of beach haven 55 and 49 out to the west. and, here's satellite six with action radar. we have mostly cloudy sky, a couple of features as well that we are tracking. and we are tracking the great lakes a and this moisture, will arrive to the north of our region as we go

if you are going to be in the area today, mlk drive will be shut down and the street eakins oval and the art museum area until about noon. >>> the hallen town halloween parade starts on 17th street today and ends on 9th street. if you are attending organizers would like you to use the #hhallentown. >>> families are free to come and go as they please starting at 10:00 this morning, and families can create a scarecrow and play games and ride a hay wagon tour. >>> tracy morgan hosted "saturday night live" right here on nbc 10. the former cast member was sideline ed, as you may remember, by a highway crash that nearly killed him last year. the accident ended up killing his friend, and it left him, tracy morgan, in a coma, battling a traumatic brain injury. the comedian was in several sketches last night including a "30 rock" reunion. here is a quick listen to his opening monologue when he jokes about the accident. >> here i am! [ applause ] hey, people are wondering, can he speak? does he have 100% mental capacity? the truth is i never did. i might actually be a few points higher now. >>

we will get together at eakins oval outside the art museum for leukemia and lymphoma society light the night walk. it starts at the 4:30. it will be a around 60 degrees then but temperatures will drop and get chilly after that down to the 50's but it will be lovely. then on sunday into monday with the possibility of some showers with another cold front. we will be back to that autumn chill by early part of next week, so that is a a look at your seven day forecast, autumn weather is here and nothing says fall like a candy apple. what better way to celebrate national apple month then making candy apples. mike and alex are outside with cute children and apples that are about to become really sweet. >> we have to show them for this. two word, homemade and it will be delicious. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> everybody ready. >> we're ready. >> are these your kid. >> what are their names. >> maggie and lana. >> tony. >> nice to meet you. >> ready to make candy apples. >> yes, they're ready. >> we have a couple things that you can do especially people confuse the the regular sticks, with these guy

and walkers will make a round trip around mlk drive, and that drive along with the streets around eakinsval will be closed until later this afternoon. and then runners will begin gathering in the next few hours and the runners gather on the boardwalk at michigan avenue, so expect delays in the area between 7:30 this morning and 11:00. >>> he may be getting close. i know we said this yesterday, but really it may be happening. there are now more signs, new signs, that joe biden could be almost ready to make a decision about running for president. >>> good morning. bundle up before you head out the door. we are going to see very cold temperatures both today and tomorrow morning, and that's going to extend into both afternoons. by tuesday we will start to see improvement, but here's a live look outside right now. we are going to see clear skies, and then plenty of sunshine today, but it will stay cold so keep that in mind as you are making your plans. we have cold air moving in over our area, going to sit over us today and tomorrow. you can see how far south it stretches down into parts of a

sunset around 6:15ish these days but it will be a great time and beautiful night out there at eakins oval for the leukemia and lymphoma society. temperatures in the 40's. that is right, yesterday 20's, today 40's. forty-nine in the city already and the 40's in mount pocono where we were in the 20's yesterday. we had a morning low of 20 degrees in mount pocono yesterday. the seven day forecast has 68 degrees for a high today, 73 tomorrow and 75 on thursday but, of course, bob kelly, it will not last. big chill comes back. >> enjoy what we can, i guess. 7:19. good morning. an accident on the boulevard southbound lanes of the boulevard right at ninth street between ninth and broad so we are backup trying to get down toward the schuylkill expressway, and also the the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound watch for an accident now, between willow grove and philadelphia. that is actually east of the willow grove interchange. we are bumper to bumper there. a crash in royersford at ninth and main. delays from collegeville heading in toward king of prussia. an accident eastbound on 422 right here n

. >> that is eakins oval. >> how cold will it get?serio, this is not right. >> well, it is right because it is happening, so it is a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 o'clock this morning. every where. we will show you the temperatures and show you just how cold, it got, give you a better forecast for milder temperatures just ahead, over to the snake charmer, steve keeley. >> reporter: sue, you are one of the press would i man who has not gone through life riding on mass transit and saying to someone, when you got home assaying there was a real snake sitting

jenna: here to talk more, maya mcginn maya macguineas, doug holtz-eakin, president of the american actionum, and josh vivid vens, research and policy director at the economic policy institute. it's nice to have you all. we had a lot of different ideas, and because we can't get to each one specifically, i just want to speak generally for a moment. doug, in order to fix the economy, if you believe the economy is broken, you have to determine what is priority number one. and the overarching theme from the gop is that tax policy would fix the economy. is that true, doug? is that priority number one? >> i think the better way to say it is priority number one is better economic growth. again and again you saw people point out we've had a substandard recovery, that hillary clinton, they would say many times, the is going to just continue the policies of barack obama, a third term x they're going to be different. and one part of being different, of getting better economic growth is to reform the tax code in a way that interferes less with the economy be, supports saving, investment, ultimately gr

everybody meets up at eakin's oval right by the art museum, 4:30 p.m.hing to go inside the art museum earlier, then come on out, take part in the walk, will be about 60 degrees, when things get started then temperatures will fall, throughout the evening, after sunset, especially, so make sure to wear some layers. and have a good time, meeting lots of fox 29 personalities. 52 degrees in philadelphia and mount pocono. the same place where it was in the 20's on monday. yes, we have really warmed up over the last couple of days. 54 degrees in wildwood. wilmington, delaware, it is 45. winds are mostly calm throughout the region, so that's a good thing. and we have the rain staying to our north. because high pressure will keep it away. high pressure will give us a lot of sunshine today, as well. yesterday, much milder than average. high of 71, today, heading into the mid 70s, we will be there again tomorrow. it is cold front coming through thursday night. that will make all of the difference, cooling down closer to where we're supposed to be for this time in

them to show, they cleared him of wrongdoing even after seeing images of nude women n a statement eakins say they don't reflect my character or belief. attorney general kane had her law license pulled by state supreme court and faces charges with lying to the grand jury a and other offenses. >>> take a close look at would the man on the sidewalk, can you see anyone, sneaking up behind her. >> i can't see her. >> investable had halloween costume that could put your kid in danger. >> that is creepy. >>> trailing game in the final, for second week in the row. let's go to greenville, east carolina and look at this pj walk tore rob anderson, 23-yard, 3:30 left, temple goes up 17-14. they pile it up after that. jahad thomas 14-yard, 24-14 temple wins. they are seven and zero and notre dame is next week. >>> for eagles to win sunday night at caroline, sam bradford has to cut down on those interceptions. pressure in this city of philadelphia when things don't go well in philadelphia, sam bradford can't worry about those things and it doesn't. >> i have been here. this is a great sports town. the

. >> today kane released hundreds more e-mails sent by justice michael eakin in a so-called porngate scandal that ensnarled prosecutors and judges. >>> the western banks of the lehigh river in allentown are about to get a facelift. officials broke ground on a mix use construction project today, featuring office space, apartment complexes, retail stores, and restaurants at the former site of lehigh structural steel. the final project is expected to create 2,900 new jobs for allentown region. >>> long time delaware state senator robert marshall is jumping into the ring to become wilmington's next mayor running as a democrat. he ran in 2012 but dropped out before the primary election. marshall has been a state senator since 1978. >>> take a look at the competition, mayor dennis williams, theo gregory, norman griffiths, kevin kelley, and eugene young are also running for mayor. >>> hispanic leaders across delaware gathered today for the state's second annual latino summit. this was the scene today, more than 55 exhibitors were on hand. latino leaders say the summit provides an opportunit

it is starting in the morning at eakins oval at 7:30 about 42 degrees. chilly tomorrow as well. we will wind around, run around and see great philadelphia landmarks. 47 degrees by 10:00 o'clock. by noon it is in the the lower 50's. that benefits cancer research, the rock and roll half marathon tomorrow. 54 degrees in philadelphia. it is chillier to the north of us. forty-one mount pocono. only 40 in lancaster. forty-seven in pottstown. 50 degrees in trenton. forty-nine atlantic city. fifty-five in wildwood. forty-eight in wilmington. the wind are not as gusty, as they were yesterday but after the sun comes up we will get the wind that will pick up a little bit. more important is the wind direction and chillier northwesterly wind and 21 miles an hour wind gust making it chillier in mount pocono. trick or treating is tomorrow night, lots of plans to be made, and lots of candy being bought and temperatures throughout the evening will be in the 50's, probably lower 50's for most of your trick or treating, pleasure and maybe a gusty breeze or two. i will get it the out. we will go ba

for the entire thing but it will be chilly to start at 7:30 when you start registering for that at eakinswhere you get started. by 10:00 o'clock it is 47. by noon when everybody is heading out it is 53 degrees. that all benefits cancer research, so there will be fun for folks who participate in that. we have 46 degrees in allentown. fifty-two in philadelphia, 45 degrees in reading. fifty-four in dover. 54 degrees in wildwood. wind are coming out of the northwest, so the the chilly, wind are back, 12 miles an hour in the city, a few wind gusts of note, 22 miles an hour in pottstown, 24 miles an hour out there in mount pocono. so the halloween trick or treating forecast, comes to the laboratory and check it out, it will be scary alternate with temperatures, for trick or treating in the lower 50's. we are having fun with this, aren't we. fifty-eight today. sixty for tomorrow. sixty-five on sunday with all those cloud and shower late in the day. showers to start the day on monday but sunshine by end of the day. we will get in the warming trend, mild and in the 70's. how do you like that. >> l

walk saturday evening and it should be chilly but a a good night for walking and it should be dry eakinsfor saturday evening. autumn chill will come back just not today no frost on the pumpkin no frost on the grass. no frost on the windshield. we are off to a good start here. good morning. 5:47. light volume so far this morning, i think with everybody staying up late last night, hitting that snooze button this morning, bam, lets go to king of prussia, live look at the schuylkill near 202, again so far so good on all of our major roadways. even i-95 in jammo mode right new but we are moving out of northeast fill a into downtown. what a difference for everybody, attitude, after an eagles whip, a live look at the vine expressway, opened for business this morning. disable truck south of i-95, at exit number five. last night put something up on facebook, yes, called child services my son noah is a giants fan. >> yes. >> yes. >> so he has his giants jersey on, i had my eagles jersey on and we had a bet, okay. if the giants won, i had to stand in front of the noah's school with the giants jerse

. >> rock-and-roll half marathon starts at 7:30, begins at eakin's oval. live music along the 13.1-mile course. headliner concert featuring the jim blossoms. proceeds for the event go to the american association for cancer research. >> well, old bridge gets new life in manayunk. chopper three, over the opening of newman young bridge, it was used by septa, some 30 years ago, has been rehabbed into a pedestrian and bike only bridge. the only one of its kinds over the schuylkill. it now links the cynwyd heritage trail with the schuylkill river trail. >> 6:38 right now. a brunch with a halloween twist. ya, do you like ghosts in your coffee? who doesn't? coming up next, cbs-3 vittoria waddle discovers great place to go this holiday weekend, we'll have this spectacular story behind the food. plus this. >> if you think trick-or-treating is for the birds, think again. i'm core even a mitchell. i'll tell you why it may and dog slide when comes to celebrating halloween. >> and will the weather be attributing, or a treat, this halloween? kyla grogan back with that an

the final part eakins oval reopened this afternoon. >> all right, speaking of traffic, let's see how things are rolling out there on a friday rush hour. >> t.g.i.f. to you, matt pelman. >> yes, indeed. that parkway will close again on sunday unfortunately but for a good reason, for the puerto rican and pulaski day parades. we're happy it is opened this afternoon rick and monica. cross one problem off the list. now there are just about 50 to go including this disabled vehicle on the schuylkill eastbound just past the roosevelt boulevard. he was trying to make it off to the side, didn't quite make it so now he's taking out the two right lanes jamming traffic eastbound coming away from city avenue. but the westbound travel time is worse. a solid line now from girard avenue the whole way out to 202 in king of prussia. that's where that crash that we told you about last half hour is now off to the side. the schuylkill delays causing jams on the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard headed towards 76 and northbound blocked up from the schuylkill up to broad street as it is most aftern

the race starts at 7:30, beginning and ending at eakin's oval.ive music along the 13.1-mile course, and headliner concert featuring the jim blossom. procede of the event go to the american association for cancer research. and i understand this is happening in and around where you live, my friend. >> i live right where all of these concert and fun things happen. unfortunately i try to go to bed at 8:00. so i hope the jim blossoms are rocking out earl. >> i sounds like early crowd. >> if they're up, hopefully they don't play any later than i can. good weather today. i want to start with a look at the radar, wide view, talking about all of the rain in texas, take a look at this, they are getting hammered again this morning, you see the red, orange, those are heavy showers happening right now in place that is do not need them. also, looks little ominous, right? because it is off to the west. but, the good news is by the time that tracks over here, it is not going to be a problem for us. as you can see, we have relatively clear skies right now. so eve

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that race started 7:30, begins and ends at eakin's oval.? >> whether running or rocking out, going to football game, or getting ready to trick-or-treat, we will stay dry today. and that is going to mean all of the activities should go off without a hitch. little cool out there. live look at center city shows you 46 degrees, beautiful blue skies, winds nice and calm. look at the temperatures, though, around the region, 36 in lancaster, just 30 mount pocono, 43 atlantic city, starting to pick it up there, get out of the 30's down the shore, live look at storm scan3, shows you we do have some clouds offer to the north and west, those will be rolling in, making for little bit of spooky forecast. cool, creepy clouds tonight, but, again, we should stay dry, everybody, and i think upper four's, low 50's for our trick-or-treaters, nicole? >> kai last thanks. that's it for "eyewitness news" this morning, you can always follow us on our website cbsphilly.com. i'm nicole brewer. have a great day. very happy and safe hollow wean. we'll see you tomorrow

washingtonext holtz-eakin on the first debate. talk aboutgreen will the debate.ashington journal live each morning on c-span. >> presidential candidate jeb bush to manchester, new hampshire today to talk about health care. from the new hampshire institute of politics, this about a half hour. from the new hampshire inse of politics, this about half ho. jeb bush: thank you. thank you to this great university. this is my third or fourth visit. the primary season is young. i'll be back, i'm sure. it is a joy to be with you all. i'm here to talk about something that is really important. how do we turn what we have into a 21st century health care system? not just insurance, but the system altogether. how can we envision what a health care system can look like in 2025, rather than protect the version of 1975, which in effect is what we have now. america, really if you think about it, is a place of discovery and innovation. if we fix a few big things, we can transform ourselves because we are the most dynamic country in the world across the spectrum of policy to make pol

mark halperin and doug holtz-eakin, good to have you. bill, we are not done with you. return. next on "bloomberg ," we will take a look at the penalties getting goldman sachs. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. you are watching "bloomberg ." a steak dinner at the brooklyn steakhouse, that would lead to a $50 million fine for goldman sachs. i am not making this up. a former goldman sachs employee is in court this week after pleading guilty for obtaining and sharing private information from a buddy at the new york fed. another reminder of the revolving door relationships at banks. this is a wow. $2 million, $3me million, $5 million a year. some people saying, you know, it is not his fault. it is the way the business is set up. i personally say baloney, you know the rules. they know -- bill: they know the rules, and that is what it is an expensive dinner. but it is unfortunate, obviously. but people do really stupid things, and there are consequences. the $50 million is a good find for goldman sachs, and it is hopefully a message. people continue in spite of fines. steph