in upper potts grove, a crash on farmington avenue at north state street. that came in around 4:15 this morning. we'll end with construction in wilmington on 95 northbound between concord pike and marsh road at exits 8 and 9. that will be there until 6:00, about another hour or so. >>> school mold concerns are growing for parents in south jersey this morning. teachers and staff with the monroe school district are being told not to return to class today, and the board of education is holding an emergency meeting tonight. we have more from gloucester county and katy zachry. the mold is an issue, why is the district making changes? >> reporter: the newest information we have this morning is that teachers and staff have been told not to report to their specific schools today for this in-service day because of ongoing air quality testing. this information comings at the same time a -- comes at the same time a parent has reached out to us saying mold has been found in every school building in the district. i am working to confirm the information. i've been reachi

crash on upper pottstown grove farmington -- pottsgrove farming town avenue and one in berks county at old swedes road watch out for that restriction. westbound construction is cleared in both directions good to go along 422. until 6:00 a.m. watch out for work in mercer county i-95 between the scutter falls bridge and bear tavern road one lane out of commission. matt and tam. >> a driver struck an 85-year-old woman in the fox chase section of philadelphia and kept going. this happened about an hour ago 80 block of pine road. the woman was rushed to the hospital with injuries to her legs. katherine scott is heading to the scene we'll have a live report as as soon as she arrives. >>> gloucester township new jersey, two vehicles collided on sickerville road, a total of five people were involved. police will only say there are multiple fatalities. a crash seem is investigating a cause, police want to hear from anyone who witnessed the wreck. >>> new this morning, the red cross is helping a family in wynnfield forced out by fire. the action cam was on north 47th street around 3:30. firefigh

pottsgrove watching a crash at farmington avenue at state street. i need to warn you about new construction issues beginning today in delaware. it's a restrictions along i-95 northbound over calley road, 202, concord pike one or two lanes blocked around the clock. you might want to use 495 or 13 instead. the other issue is in new castle. this begins today, the complete closure of the 141 bridge over 13. we'll talk about that in just a few minutes. >> see you then. time for a look at business at the big board. intermittent mogul harvey weinstein is out of a job the company he co-founded. the paper cited claims of woman over three decades, he engaged in sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior. new information in recent days led to the termination. >>> wall street treaded water on friday with a weaker than expected jobs report. futures reported a higher open at the opening bell at 9:30 a.m. >>> highly anticipated sequel sputtered at the box office, it took the top horns, -- honors, but with only $31.5 million. it took 50 million doors to make. >>>

but for now 210 is blocked between farmington and living ton roads.t will happen is for the southbound riders, head over to livingston road. nort up to livingston over to farmington and on your way. plan for slowdowns with 210 closed. we've had work on the inner looch the beltway between 236 and 50. there's a paving project going on there. all lanes have been blocked off in the express lanes. be aware as well. crews are working on rock creek parkway at the kennedy center. traffic alternates by one direction at a time. they usually wrap up at 6:00 or of 6:15. >>> thank you, jack. back to the massacre in las vegas. this has left the entire country stunned. sadly, not manry surprised. there are are overwhelming calls for congress to enact some kind of gun legislation. meanwhile, in the midst of tragedy, people are coming together to support one another. we've heard about incredible acts of heroism especially from first responders and selflessness that helped prevent more deaths. >> a lot of this unfolding on social media as we've

the overnight investigation between farmington and livingston roads.thing is out of the roadway. the tow truck arrived on scene. a broken down tractor-trailer northbound 95 heading into newington blocking the right lane. a tow truck is on scene. that should be gone by the time you hit the road. >>> thanks, jack. we're getting breaking news in surrounding those recent sonic attacks on u.s. intelligence agents in cuba. what we learned the trump administration is getting ready to do and the impact we'll see here in the district. >>> we continue to follow the latest from las vegas. the investigation into the deadliest shooting in american history contin ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name. giving you the power to keep pace. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. >>> it could take weeks to find out what drug a george mason university student took when he smashed through his fifth floor window and fell to the ground. >> an awful and sad story. it happened over the weekend. the univer

identity of a man who was killed in a crash earlier this morning, it happened on route 210 near farmington road in prince george's county, police say he was headed southbound when he hit a guardrail, the crash closed route 2 so in both directions between farmington and livingston roads for more than four hours, he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> president trump on his way to puerto rico, he'll survey the damage there due to hurricane maria. before he left the white house, the president was asked by the mayor of san juan, you might recall that he blasted her on twitter over the weekend after she criticized the trump administration's response to the storm. mr. trump says she's come a long way and she's acknowledged what he says is the good job the federal government has done. and when the president lands in puerto rico, he's going to get an update on the relief effort some victims. >> and this comes as the effort to get food and water to those who need it has become a slow process. >> reporter: today president trump gets a firsthand look at puerto rico after hurricane maria. >> the mil

all lanes are back open on route 210 between farmington and livingston roads in prince george's county closed earlier this morning due to a deadly crash. a man was headed southbound when he hit a guardrail. he's dead. according to wtop, mosh a dozen people died since 2013. that is a very tough spot. it teams like we cover so many deadly crashes. >> every time we hear about this. a lot of times it involves one vehicle. >> exactly. upsetting. >> many students in our area, they're either at the bus stop or somewhere else. they're headed there, right? >> one family in prince george's county holding their daughter a litt that's because she was sexually assaulted as she walked home from her bus stop. >> this is a story that rattled parents in this area. justin finch is following it as it develops. justin, what is the latest? >> reporter: angie, good morning. that family likely also changing up their pickup and dropoff routines right now. police still looking for this man. this is so -- the girl was just off her bus stop walking home. likely not realizing she was being watched by the man she

petty was 66 years old. >> all lanes back open on route 210 between farmington and livingston road.his is in prince george's county. it was closed for more than four hours because of a fatal crash. police say that a man was headed southbound on route 210 when he hit a guardrail. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the washington redskins will get a long break before their next game happening here at home. it will give them some time to recover after last night's tough loss to the kansas city chiefs. 15th versus the san francisco 49ers. >>> new this morning, we just found out what led up to that dangerous domestic situation in prince george's county. >> as we continue to follow-up, chris lawrence now joining us from the live desk with the latest. >> angie, now we know a toddler was involved in the standoff in greenbelt. chopper 4 was over hanover parkway giving us a look at what unfolded over the ground. mario rodriguez threatened to cut her with a knife. she ran out of the house to call police and left a 3-year-old child inside. rodriguez refused to come out for hours and it was

upper pottstown grove fire company watch out for one along farmington avenue. >> protesters are questioning video of a shooting. harmon was shown running from officers, one officer fired killing him. police say harmon turned to face him with a knife, the district attorney called the use of deadly forced, justified, his family said video indicates police murdered him. >>> turning to the latest of the deadly mass shooting in las vegas, the fbi said they are distributing items left behind from those who fled the gunfire. this is route from the harvest festival, lawn chairs strollers and backpacks were left behind as people made a run for it. they were taken to the family assistance center. it's a place where victims can pick up their items and receive information on counseling and other services. >> whether they were injured or not injured they were at the event, and their life was changed in a way that it should not have been. >> authorities say the process of returning items left behind could take weeks. meanwhile, a cablgdz -- candle light vigil as was held last night for the victims of the

all lanes back open on indian head highway at farmington road and livingtson road after a deadly accident after midnight - a car traveling southbound on livington road struck a guardrail. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. a live look now at the natoinal cathedral.. which will pay tribute to the victims in las vegas. the funeral bell will ring 59 times starting at noon today. and that number of course representing the 59 lives lost in yesterdy's mass shooting. marci gonzalzez contiues our coverage now live from las vegas - 1) marci, give us a sense of what it's like there now in a city that's normally known for fun and partying. 2) what about the killer's now saying about her? 3) what else do we know about the killer? 3) what else do we know about the killer? survivors of last year's islamic survivors of last year's islamic terror attack at orlando's pulse offering support to the las vegas shooting victims. the pulse survivors want to offer counsel to those hurting, following the massacre. and they plan to get professional guidance on how to relate to victims and their families.

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tracking a fatal crash investigate coming from ak adeak 210 north and southbound shut down between farmingtonton. that crash scene just cleared. we'll teen youp dated on the delays. looking good bottom side of the beltway oxon hill and 66 looks good now. wide open east and westbound through gainville and mannasas through gainville and mannasas. . this morning, flights if las vegas are still coming into the area. passengers are returning to our area after that tragedy. and they're sharing incredible stories. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick is live at reagan international airport with more, mel. >> good morning, guys, couple flights came in last night. people go to las vegas from all over the world to have fun and get away. unfortunately, for thousands of people who attend that concert and even those just nearby, that weekend ended with fear and panic. i want it tell you first about tina frost. she's a 200 8 fraud from arundel high school you'll see her picture in a second. her friends started a go fund me to help rear coyvr i. they shared a post from her mother her mother was saying tina is out of s

there's an accident at upper potts grove at farmington and state street. another in schwenksville. starting to see more volume heading out the door. i'll have updates when i come back. >> thank you. >>> movie producer pushed out. backlash is still piling on for harvey weinstein in the wake of sexual harassment accusations. >>> drugs on demand? the online giant that could start selling prescription drugs on line. >>> and hold on for a miracle. meet a local student who's waiting for a kidney as he tackles college classes. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >>> it's fall. a time whe

a crash, potts grove, farmington at north state, that was just into the system in the last 20, 25 minutes ago or so. also watching the schuylkill expressway, 13 minutes from the blue route to the vine street expressway, speeds are still up, into the high 50s, too. a 13-minute trip. no problems so far. >>> homecoming week being celebrated with sock-tober week. school and staff will try to break the record for most pairs of socks donated in eight hours and the largest gathering of people wearing mismatched socks. they'll be donated to the joy of socks which distributes new socks to the homeless community in philadelphia. >>> taking a stand. a young eagles fan's message to an nfl star goes viral. have you seen it? what she has to say and her father's reaction. ranchlt >>> rain yesterday does d not stop people from auto -- did not stop people from volunteers working for puerto rico. >> in puerto rico, famous chef jose andres cooked up a recipe for recover for hurricane victims. he used his world central kitchen organization created after the haiti earthquake to bring relief to puerto rico. ki

i'm thinking, i know i'm from farmington a little coal mining town, i've never seen an egg served with a strudel. i'm thinking, what do i do with this? i said, well, when in rome, go for it. i went -- it was ice cream. it was called a quinell, a roll the ice cream. i go back to my office and made a little bit of a fool of myself not knowing i had ice cream in the shape of an egg. when's the last time somebody asked me my governor friend from why combing called me. what's wrong with you people? can't you tell the difference between an egg an ice cream? i said, yeah, when was the last time you saw ice cream that looked like an egg. they showed me on a youtube thing. it went completely crazy. they were both very eloquent and good conversations. i just said, when you have mike mullen, who used to be -- mike was the joint chief of staff, you have the person who's supposed to know what's going on around the world. general, what's this greatest threat the united states faces? we had the war going in iraq and middle east and syria was firing up and all the things going crazy around the world,

our crash in upper pottsgrove along farmington avenue cleared. there's one in shanksville main and perkiomen avenue. no problems on the northeast extension on this monday morning. >> back to the situation you were talking about, we continue to follow breaking news out of the philadelphia fox chase section. police on the scene of a hit-and-run on pine road. a woman was hit by a car she had to rush her to the hospital. she has injuries to her legs. authorities are trying to gather more information on the description of the car. our katherine scott is there gathering more details. she'll be with you live in the next half-hour. >>> happening today, something in the air, an emergency meeting will be held to address new developments in the mold problem at schools in gloucester county. this is coming after plans to prepare new classrooms for students who were displaced by affected classrooms were scrapped for some reason last night. jeanette reyes is live outside of holly glen elementary that is one of the schools dealing with mold. good morning, jennet

i'm thinking okay, i know i'm from farmington, a cold mind town, i've never seen an egg served with thestrudel. you what i do with this. they said well, when in rome, just go for it so i went, it was ice cream and it's a french way they roll the ice cream so then on top of that, i go back to the office after i made a little bit of a fool of myself, not knowing that i had a scream in the shape of an egg nice and my governor friend from my wyoming called me and says keith what's wrong. can you tell the difference between ice cream and an egg. i said yeah, when's the last time in wyoming use ice cream that looks like an egg. with that being said, they showed me how too do it and i did it on youtube and went completely crazy. they were both very elegant but very nice conversations. good conversations. with that, i said when you have mike mullen, mike was the joint chief of staff. you have a person who supposed to know what's going on around the world and the greatest threats we face, the question was asked and it said general, what's the greatest threat to the united states of america. he s

. >> and as i said, one from farmington, oklahoma and our politics might be different, probably are, i'm more of a centrist moderate conservative and fiscally responsibility and socially compassionate. i don't know where i fit, i know that common sense is common sense. you can't b-s in west virginia, they can see your eyes and your soul. and i said if you can't elect them, you can't be in the majority. >> if i could change two things in america and you want to change dynamics of this town, first of all, you understand i go to work every day in a hostile working environment. >> he said what do you mean? >> i go to work as a democrat, d by my name, and expected to make phone calls to spend guess the r's. >> they could be my friend, the same thing, they have to raise money and i said from kay day one, i'm not going to do that. they expect you to go into the district or state that a republican is running, if they're up for reelection, call it cycle. they want a d there instead of an r. if you go to west virginia every day and trying to get your fellow worker fired, nell' take you in the

better at the open, who than the head of farmington equities in asia?t just hong kong, but the wider spectrum, chinese reforms, the 19th party congress. he has also got some esoteric advice. ofave accused him on air working for the public relations department of the chinese government. but he has some very interesting thoughts and knows his stuff. talking about the rate decision as well, national australia bank , david duke harris joining us from melbourne. no change expected, but what are they doing at the moment? according to some people, are australian leaders asleep at the wheel? i will be asking david about that. and andrew sullivan talk to us about wynn as well -- talk to us about mifid ii. you have been talking about that. yvonne: indirect links to asia. rishaad: all coming up. betty: a locked in, looking forward to it. that is it from "daybreak: asia ." "bloomberg markets." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: 9:00 here in hong kong. is not about -- 9:00 in new york. i am rishaad salaam. this is bloomberg markets. ♪ the las vegas massacre was the dea

. >> democrats don't like anything about this i'm looking at a piece by jason farmington my first questionmatter whether democrats don't like it? they're never going to like it. >> at the end of this, this is going to be a experience >> you guys thought about obamacare. the criticism from the left and then whether it works on the media or wherever it works caused a lot of republicans, i won't mention names, after eight years, 50 repeals, they didn't have the fortitude because of pressure from the left there's going to be pressure from the left. so you do want to answer it or should we -- >> to, i can go ahead and answer. >> jason furman says there is no benefit really for the middle class. he says because the lowest bracket goes from 10 to 12 and a larger standard deduction and child tax credit would be offset by the elimination of personal exemptions. >> when you double the standard deduction, then you're not going to be able to take the mortgage deduction if you're at the lowest end the reality for the taxpayer, it's the same. fewer people have to itemize. >> where's the tax cut >> the t