. >> kevin gannon? >> yes. >> he served 20 years as new york city policeman.ter leaving the nypd in 2001 one case haunted him, the death of patrick mcneill who was found in new york harbor. gannon continued to research the case. >> he found it on the internet and said we have to talk to that guy. so he came to minnesota and tracked me down. >> gilbertson and gannon came to believe they were purr suing the same perpetrators. >> do you still believe the group of deaths is a serial killer? >> no. not a serial killer. like we said back in 2008 in the press conference. >> we can prove that -- >> the press conference was held at the me len yum hotel in manhattan. they laid out a theory. >> they were held for an extended period of time before they entered into the water which means not only does someone hold them but that blows up the theory of these young men were totally intoxicated. >> it was a shocking allegation. >> young men are being drugged, abducted, held for a period of time and murdered and placed in the water. >> for gilbertson and gannon this was not the

now, frank gannon, who was a nickon defender in a rewove in "the wall street journal" of your book, says a couple of things which i want to ask you about. he said you left out some things in the margin -- >> guest: i have not read the review but someone told me i said i admitted the part of the march 21st conversation where nixon says, but it would be wrong. he seems to forget that bob haldeman went to jail for claiming he said that. that is not in that conversation. that conversation has been publicly available for decades. it's on the nixon library web site. i should just, frank, go to the web site, read the transcript, listen to it, and he'll find that he is dead wrong. >> host: okay. the second thing he says at the end, there are many mysteries about watergate. i don't think there are many mysteries at all. we know too much. but he makes a good point when he says we don't know who ordered the break-in and we don't know what they were looking for. >> guest: not true. in fact, i think there's no question they're looking for financial information of some sort. i put an appendix together

sunday night, machine night, tuesday night and then gannon wednesday is the the peak of it and you cansee 40 to 50 an hour but there will be one limiting factor with this meteor shower and that is what i just talk about that full super moon full on sunday, full on manor almost full on monday and it will be really illuminating nighttime sky so may give off too much light to see you see anything. regardless it will be a great week toned look to the sky. reporting from the digital center meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> by the way kate spent sometime with adorable youngsters, she was a celebrity reader for the ronald mcdonald summer library tour, kate read to kids at torresdale library branch here in philadelphia. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch, it sound like science fiction on but a special radioactive treatment may be the only thing that save lives of some children battling cancer. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the treatment and how a local happies trying to make it work even better. >> reporter: at the end of this hallway with t

here's cnn's sara gannon. >> i love the fact that student athletes are standing up for themselves. >>k case started with ed o'bannon, a former ucla basketball player, who sued after he was surprised to see himself in a video game. >> i just said to myself, you know, something's got to -- how -- why -- why wasn't he asked, you know? they used my face. they used my likeness. >> reporter: but they didn't pay him for it. now the ncaa can no longer ban universities from paying players for the rights to their images. that could really help athletes like tyrone prothrow who often struggle while universities make unions. he's the former wide receiver who caught this amazing hail mary pass seconds before halftime in a game with his arms outstretched around the helmet of a defender. it became the play of the year in 2005, shown over and over again on tv. >> even, you know, eight, nine years later, it's still the catch. that's how famous it is. >> you probably could go to several schools and ask a random person about the catch, and they'll probably give you a little story about it. >> reporter:

she had to rest for the game yesterday but back on the mound, gannon wednesday. >> i fell asleep earlyi was trying to stay awake. they were losing when i fell asleep. what a joy to wake up and find out they had that walk off win. >> yep. >> so, we will continue to follow that situation. we will look forward to your tweets about that this morning and whatever else you want to communicate with us, this morning. and, we've had bus stop buddy with us right now. he he has been at the the shore. after a decent weekend we will have another nice beach day, it looks like and it is a nice morning for all of us with comfortable temperatures in the 50's and 60's, and then, for most of us here you will need that sun screen, and until later on today. so out of ten, we will give you a nine, for most of us. if you are in southern delaware you will see a cloudy day and maybe even a few showers but seasonal, temperatures, and plenty of sunny skies for most of the rest of us. you'll see the the rain down near roanoke, virginia right now. some of that will sneak into southern delaware by the end of the da

. >> reporter: frank gannon was one of nixon's aides. the then 76-year-old former president. what surprised you most about his responses? >> i was surprised at how raw even he was in expressing feelings and emotions and exposing private things about the family, which he had never talked about before. >> reporter: nixon had already decided to resign, the smoking gun in the coverup. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we already were. >> reporter: he told his daughters and a reluctant first lady, his wife pat nixon. >> she came down emphatically against resigning. she was a fighter to the last. >> reporter: nixon found a note on his pillow from his daughter, julie. >> daddy, i love you. whatever you do, i will support. please wait a week or even ten days before you make this decision. go through the fire just a little bit longer. you're so strong. i love you. >> reporter: on august 9th, richard nixon signed a one-line letter of resignation and

. >> reporter: frank gannon was one of nixon's aides.1983, he spent 36 hours interviewing the then 70-year- old former president. >> what surprised you most about his responses? >> i was surprised at how raw, even, he was in expressing feelings and emotions and exposing private things about the family which he had never talked about before. >> reporter: nixon had already decided to resign before the release of the white house tapes. the smoking gun that showed nixon knew about the watergate cover-up. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you are already in the coffin, which we were. >> reporter: he told his daughters and a reluctant first lady pat nixon that it was over. >> but she came down very emphatically against resigning. she was a fighter to the last. >> reporter: nixon later found a note on his pillow from his daughter, julie. >> daddy, i love you. whatever you do, i will support. please wait a week or even 10 days before you make this decision. go through the fire just

i know frank gannon also said i think why did he publish his transcripts? i have 23 volumes of three-inch notebooks. that's almost 4 billion words. this is huge. it would have filled all the shells. >> host: so 39 years after we first saw you on the national stage on television you have returned and i am sure in the minds of many people with applause and in the minds of some others it's the ghost of john dean. thanks so much. >> guest: thank you, bob. >> that was "after words" booktv signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalist public policymakers legislators and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on booktv at 10:00 p.m. on saturday, 12 and 9:00 p.m. on sunday and 12:00 a.m. on monday. you can also watch "after words" on line. go to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the book t. series and topics list on the upper right side of the page. ..

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watch t for still return hour delays in the usual spots and schuylkill, vine 476 and then gannon i-95 but stay with us on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady with a table full of yogurt. want some greek yogurt? can i ask you a question? tell us what tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. that one is good. a is great. yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt. >>> preseason game number two against patriots, starters should play in the second quarter, jeremy maclin did not participate in this morning's walk through, he has a sore hamstring and he is questionable for tomorrow's game. fans looking to see a better outing from nick foles last week he threw two interception as begins chicago and will be going this time begins one of the best defensive backfields in the league. >> conceptually

out by any means tonight or tomorrow but we will dodge showers both afternoon, tomorrow, and even gannon saturday. so lets take a look at how things are looking outside. we will take you town the shore in atlantic city where waves are rolling n looking dark on the camera there, some clouds have have invaded down the shore this afternoon but not keeping people off the san, lot of people on the beach there and i want to show you cool camera at point pleasant beach, which looks pretty nice here on our live neighborhood network at the moment. 73 degrees right now. day turnout pleasant. you can see pier there and nice palm tree, almost tropical there. lets take a lot at tropics coming up in a minute. we have some things heating up that we want to talk b but first lets talk about what is heating up here locally showers and storms. these are diving off to the south and you can see not much headed for philadelphia that doesn't mean a shower or storm cannot develop and it may but right new we're in the clear as far as showers and storms are concerned. in the so much for williamsport. this area in

i know frank gannon said, why didn't he publish his transcripts? i have 23 volumes of three-inch notebooks, almost four billion words. it would fill all these shelves. >> host: 39 years after we first saw you on the national stage on television can you have returned, and i'm sure in the mines of many people, with applause and in the minds of some others, the ghost of john dean. thank you so much. >> guest: thank you, bob. >> that was after words, booktv's signature program in which authors are interviewed by journalist us, public poll so imakers, legislators and other familiar with their material. after words airs every weekend, 10:00 p.m. on saturday, 12 and 9:00 p.m. on sunday, and 12:00 a.m. on monday. >>> up next, booktv's college series. this month we're at pepperdine university. wade graham sat down with booktv to talk about his book "american eden" where he look at our gardens and the people who design them. this is half an hour. >> now on booktv we want to introduce you to wade graham, the author of this book, among other books, "american e

. >> frank gannon was one of nixon's aides.e spent 36 hours interviewing the then-70-year-old former president. >> reporter: what surprised you most about his responses? >> i was surprised at how raw, even, he was in expressing feelings and emotions and exposing private things about the family, which he had never talked about before. >> reporter: nixon had already decided to resign before the release of the white house tapes. the smoking gun that showed nixon knew about the watergate cover-up. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin-- although, you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were. >> reporter: he told his daughters and a reluctant first lady pat nixon that it was over. >> but she came down very emphatically against resigning. she was a fighter to the last. >> reporter: nixon later found a note on his pillow from his daughter, julie. >> "daddy, i love you. whatever you do, i will support. please wait a week or even 10 days before you make this decision. go through the fire

on tuesday morning, the construction crews have been out in full force last night, and new project gannon the roosevelt boulevard. our news van was, there as the crews began to mill the roadway, basically, rip up the old asphalt. and eventually getting ready to put down the new. as this is supposed to happen, it rolls around the big speed, big blades, chew up the old concrete, but the it in the dump truck, off they g working the inner drive, began last night at ninth street, up to adams avenue. that's phase one. again, they'll work on the inner drive as we go to the maps, they're going to go all the way up to the bucks county line, but phase one is right here. from ninth street to up adams, the inner drive. that will be closed until about 6:00, 6:30 or so this morning, they'll start at 7:30 every evening, into the following morning. now, during the midday it will be open, but you're going to find that rocky surface, of course speed bullet p where the manhole covers are exposed. live look here at i95, right near bartrum avenue. again, construction crews still out here, as they push everybo

. >>> the cease-fire collapse, bombs and rockets rained down gannon both sides of the israel/gaza border. >>> and the house edge, in atlantic city casino is under scrutiny for how it handles tough situations with its guests. we will hear what the new mayor has to say bit all, cecily. >>> we have a dry start to the weekend but plenty of rain to the south. we will let you know, what we can expect next in the full accu weather seven day forecast. >>> we will go live to ducis rogers in chicago for post game interviews from the eagles, that and more, when "action news" continues tonight. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun

this resigned thirty hours of nixon describing those final days to former white house aide frank gannon recorded in one thousand nine hundred three and just released to the public the tapes give us a peek inside a presidential resignation are resigning now where's the option i didn't want to do above everything else personally i'm a fighter i just didn't want to quit also i thought it would be that admission of guilt which of course it was and also i felt that it would set a terribly bad precedent for the future i hope no other president ever resigned under any circumstances two years before in the most famous bungled break in in american history operatives of president nixon's administration broke into the watergate office complex in washington d.c. it was just one instance of the clandestine and illegal collection of information on political opponents directed from the office of the president it was frantically covered up and steadfastly denied i have never obstructed justice and i think that i could say that in my years of public life that i welcome this kind of examination because p

they play gannon sunday. we will see. >>> summer is nearing its end and we will see we will be soon be back to schooltime. i cannot wrap my head around this. for some the the new school year is actually an exciting new chapter. >> but when reality sets in the excitement can soon wear off. check out this hilarious comparison by way of on the lefties this kindergartener's first day of school. on the right is, the second. >> yes. >> is that hilarious. >> day one, today two. >> yeah, we don't know what happened to make him lose his school buzz and make that smile turn upside down but he better hang in there if he will get through 12 years of school. >> that must be one mean teacher. >> oh, no. >> good day, everybody, it is 8:00 o'clock on this friday, august 15th, 2014. >>> i'm chris owe conn until south williamsport, pennsylvania, where history is being made, on the field here of the little league world series, the taney dragons hit the field in just seven hours and i'll tell you why it is all about the kids, sa

. >> gilbertson gannon came to believe they were the same perpetrators. >> do you still believe thiss this group of a serial killer? >> no, not a serial killer. it's just like we said back in 2008 at the press conference. we can prove that some individuals went in the water not on the night that they went missing. at the hotel in manhattan. they laid out their theory of how young college age men were being killed. >> they were held for extended period of time before they entered into the water, which means not only did somebody hole them, but that totally blows up the whole theory of these young men who are totally intoxicated. >> it was a shocking allegation. >> young men are being drugged, abducted, held for a period of time and then murdered and placed in the water. >> greta's full investigation is tonight at 10 p.m should be a fascinating story. >>> the bull has been running on wall street. how long do you think he can go? coming up, should we be worried or confident at the continuing run up in stocks as the s & p hits new highs? >> plus, a start-up company has a pretty unique bu

that trial will pick backup gannon monday. >>> well, the magical run has unfortunately ended for taney dragons at little league world series. team had within last chance to advance against a very difficult team in chicago. taney scored two runs in the first inning. they had the early lead but chicago scored the next six runs on the board. taney did mount a come back late but unfortunately it wasn't enough. chicago won the game six-five. despite the loss as one of their biggest fans explains this team has given philly a lot to be proud of. >>> but taney fans gathering in city hall to watch the game. philly fanatic got the crowd pumped up for the game and once they got start they had were all on the edge of their seats. drew dickman spoke with fans who said they are still proud of their team. >> proud of the kids. i want them to have a parade. they are mid-atlantic champs and they deserve a parade. mayor nutter, give them a parade. >> a parade gosh darn it. drew says when the game ended all of the fans applauded the team for a job well done. they deserve it. it has been a fantastic run b

chief patrick gannon headed the sting operation. >> the pictures here that you see are the items that were recovered during the search warrant. >> and what did they steal out of those bags? cell phones, ipads, expensive jewelry, cartier sunglasses and $1,000 cameras. >> i do think that the temptation is great. but when you take into consideration 460 theft reports and last year with 67 million passengers, that's really not a lot of theft. >> so how bad is it? here some hard numbers. according to the u.s. department of transportation, more than 99% of checked luggage actually arrives unscathed. last year alone there were almost 170,000 reports of mishandled bags in the u.s. that includes damage, delay, lost and theft. so what's a weary traveler to do to help ensure your luggage arrives safely? first, buy a four wheeler. >> when we load a plane, if it doesn't have the wheels, they will throw it, kick it, toss it. with four wheels they can just roll the bag. >> next, find a bag as strong as a tank. what is this made of? >> this is the same material that the nfl used for their shoulder pa

yesterday we hit 74, today we should be very close to that 80-degree mark and we have sunshine coming gannononday, we like it so much today we will do it tomorrow but we will add 4 degrees. 84 degrees by tuesday, 86 degrees and then i think, this is august, remember, so, seeing temperatures in the 80's with humidity is in the out of the question and that is that trend for that wednesday, thursday time period. by friday 85. over next week even at least at the this point it is 83 degrees but if we see a shower we must be ready for one. >> this is shaping up to be a great august. >> it really has. >> i know. >> we deserve it a after that winter. >> we do. >> that is "eyewitness news" for new we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line at cbs philly.com, sunday morning is next, have a great day everyone. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning. i

friday, saturday pleasant a few the scatter showers and storms, sunday probably labor day and then hot gannonmany student go back to school. now, lets take a closer look at that labor day forecast. meteorologist justin drabick tracks what is in store for the holiday and lets take a look. >> thanks, kathy. labor day weekend ahead and that means unofficial end to the sum are season but we still have a lot of summer weather in the forecast. always a big weekend to travel across the delaware valley. lets check out specific forecast for hot spots to hang out labor day weekend. if you are taking trip up northeast extension in the mountains we have beautiful weather to kick off weekend saturday. partly sunny skies. mid 70's for a high temperature. little bit more humid on sunday. could be late day sure or thunderstorm and threat for shower on labor day itself, especially early. we should be back to sunshine for the afternoon. if you are in the a fan have the mountains trying to hit the shore. let check out that forecast. same deal. good weather to hang out on the beach on saturday. partly sunny skie

the trial will pick backup gannon monday. >>> well, magical run, unfortunately has come to an end for taney dragons at little league world series. team had one last chance to advance against a tough team from chicago, taney scores two runs in the first inning so they had early lead but chicago put the next six runs on board. taney would come back but it wasn't enough, chicago wins the game six-five. despite the loss one of their biggest fans explained his team has given philly a lot to be proud of. >> i don't think they understand the magnitude of what it is they have been able to accomplish. for themselves and for the entire city of philadelphia. >> yes, ryan howard, called himself a fan, as the rest of us. mayor nutter is planning a celebration to honor dragons in the near future. >>> rest of the taney fans or some of them gathered in city hall last night to watch the game. philly fanatic helping get the crowd pumped up for the game and once things get started, they were all on the edge of their seats. drew dickman was there and he spoke with fans and said no matter the outcome, the

this front moves through late wednesday in the evening hours and then we are seeing dry conditions gannonrsday so no showers or thunderstorms. not much of a change in temperature but backing down in the 80's with more sunshine and stays that way even as we head in the holiday weekend. the skies will be clear, comfortable tonight, low temperature is 64. for your tuesday lots of sun, warmer, high humidity and high of 88. phillies home tonight first pitch temperature 81 with the light southerly win. wind not having an impact on the play of the ball. for tuesday look for high rip current risk or maryland rate, temperature 82, that risk goes high for wednesday, temperature 84. staying quite warm. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 90 wednesday, 80's for thursday, friday, saturday, a few storms possible sunday and look at that labor damon chance of a shower or wise partly sunny, decent take high temperature 82 degrees. aside from the weather geologist are keeping a close eye on iceland and may seem far away but that val can owe is rumbling and and, there are fears that ther

it says that the flames gannon a porch, and 13 homes as result were destroyed. >>> well, happening todayelphia skyline is getting a facelift. this is a live look at a crew prepares to remove the iconic pnb bank letters, off of the one south broad building near city hall. a helicopter will be used to remove the 16-foot high letters from the skyscrapers. pnb bank stands for the former philadelphia national bank, which brought the building in the 1950's, and put its name in lights on top for all to see. now, roads surrounding the buildings are closed right now, and will be until about noon. now, if you are traveling in the area, as you can imagine, give yourself some extra time. >>> well, new jersey taxpayers are on the hook for more than $6.5 million so far to the law firm governor chris christie hired to represent his office in the bridge scandal. the state's attorney general's office released recent bills, publish 350 page report in march, and that found christie was not involved in the lane closures of the george washington bridge. >>> texas governor rick perry calls this indictment on

. >> officials have released a report on this fire sake the flames gannon a porch and 13 homes were destroyed. >> coming up, more details merge about the murder of robin williams, warning for anyone logging on line to learn more. jim donovan shows us how scam artists are taking advantage of the tragedy and leaving you a victim. >>> and also, ahead, the pope has been so busy on his road trip to south korea. he did something he never does. what forced the holy father to skip evening prayers that's next. stay with us. oh, hi there bill. hey! are you in town for another meeting? yup, i brought my a-team. make the most of the weekend before it's gone. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! be a weekender and book your stay at hampton. feel the hamptonality. >>> two suspect are under arrest, charged in the abduction of amish sister in up-state new york. now, police believe the crime was premeditated, with the intent to physically harm or sexually assault the girls. reporting, the case has thrust the normally reclusive amish community into the national spotlight. >> police believe the 39

free line that will hit us in the forehead there we have some volume into downtown philadelphia, gannon this thursday morning, eastbound. now, we have an accident here disable vehicle, westbound right here near fort washington. it is off to the shoulder attracting attention. so little bit have the brake tap. easton road is closed between fitzwater and maryland road. they are making gas line repairs. expect some detours in the neighborhood just head for york road or welsh road and we will be in good shape. rest of the majors i-95 just under a half an hour already. early morning jam because of an earlier accident, little delay west out of the town on the schuylkill i am bound a 20 minute trip. we are seeing sun glare at that conshohocken curve. erika, back over to you. >>> we have some breaking news in today's headlines. philadelphia police want to serve two warrants at two homes in southwest philadelphia right now. warrants could be connected to yesterday's discovery of two men murdered and dump in the schuylkill river. >> more breaking news a man is dead shot four times and then buried

it happened gannon one of the most dangerous shifts, late night overnight shift where the the streetallies, sidewalks are all dark like they were here a few hours ago. some of the worst people up to the worst crimes. so let's go to the video and you can see officer korpalski and his partners police van taking that bullet right behind where they sit right to the left of above the word police. it came from this gun which also fired the bullet that grazed korpalski here at torresdale ape magee in front of the brooks pharmacy. that building as we showed you in the day light here's how it looked right afterwards in the dark with the bullet hole in it too. right after the 911 call came in at quarter of 1:00 of a guy walking around the streets with a gun for some reason. >> we're extremely lucky tonight. one of our police officers, assigned to the 15th district officer steven korpalski a 14 year veteran of the department, married with a brand new child, just three weeks old, was injured today as a result of gunfire. he suffered a grazed wound to the left side of his head. >> at 12:44 tonigh

the dragons will play gannon wednesday night. kate? >>> and chris, we have had a pretty nice start to the week here on this monday. question is will it last? well, sun will stick around but it will turn steamy here through our tuesday tomorrow, we are tracking chance for some rain by late in the week and we will have a glimpse in the weekend. it is only monday but never too early to tell, about the weekend coming up. diana. >> thanks, kate. >>> at 5:30 pope francis expresses his desire to visit philadelphia for world meeting of families next year. >> he spoke earlier today during a flight from south korea back to rome. pontiff spoke in italian with you here's translation in english. he said quote next year would i like to go to philadelphia for the the meeting of families and then i have been invited by the president of the united states to the american congress. the secretary general of the u.n. has also invited me to the u.n. in new york. so maybe the three cities together. there is still no official confirmation from the archdiocese

this is a 1983 conversation with white house aide frank gannon. part of an interview being released by the nixon library this week to commemorate the 40th anniversary of nixon's historic resignation. this is a new documentary currently airing on hbo focuses on thousands of recently declassified audio tapes. >> i remember the headlines, nixon bugged himself. taping was done for the purpose of having it for the historical record. it was voice activated. everything was taped, which, of course, was probably stupid. >> probably stupid? you thing? joining me now is nixon by nixon lead researcher ken hughes, author of the book "chasing shadows, the nixon tapes, the chen ault affair and the origins of watergate." fascinating stuff. so great to meet you. the book is so interesting. first of all, your premise is that there was a 1968 crime, a violation of the logan act when he was first running for office which was to interfere with negotiation, ongoing negotiations to end the vietnam war. it was that crime that sets the premise for his hole mentality for t

they assume they will win tonight, bounce right back and then face vegas gannon saturday.rly this morning there was a bus load of people we spoke to as they travel back from williamsport . not bright eyed and bushy tailed but they weren't crying as they got back here. they had big smiles. they watched nervously throughout the the game as pitching phenom mo'ne davis struggled at times against that powerful las vegas line up. stage keeps getting bigger for dragons. they played in front of the 34,000 people with many more people gathering here in the city to watch the game together. results may have been disappointing but taney team continues to wow the fans. >> awesome. just a wonderful experience. it was everything we could think of, right, hon. >> yeah, it was really fun. we're so happy for taney. >> it is an energy, enthusiasm, for not only a sport but for the community and almost becomes a family. >> reporter: you won't see mo'ne davis on the mound tonight. she did hit her limit for pitching but she will go far over limit that she will be eligible for saturday if they ma

we are in the 80's gannon monday, and, these are just about where the temperatures are supposed to beme of the year. and the humidity is low. so that is going to keep it really, really nice over the neck couple of days. next weather maker on the horizon is going to be this front. it comes through probably the way it is timing out right now, tuesday night, so i think on tuesday generally an increase in cloudiness can be speculator in the day on tuesday. tuesday is just so dry. maybe a chance of a shower or thunderstorm and maybe to start the the day on wednesday. otherwise the weather is pretty quiet around here and it is very bright around here this weekend. computer model, in reason to stop, anything, because there is nothing much to show. so if you see a included or two, that is it. by tuesday, probably a few more in the way of clouds. otherwise, it is perfection. we have temperatures no matter where you are, we have got it great, 86 degrees. philadelphia, shore and poconos, both 82 degrees. i think at the shore you may be picking up a sea breeze later on this afternoon and with tha

the just 80 for a high with sunshine, that is a ten, 83 gannon saturday, mostly sunny, beautiful day.y sunday it is more humid, chance of thunderstorms. that chance of thunderstorms extend into monday and tuesday, by the way, we will get to stay the hot, 90's monday through wednesday. that is your seven day forecast, lets get back outside live to steve keeley for this morning's breaking news in traffic right now on the schuykill, anything new, steve. >> reporter: they are inching this trailer further up the flatbed and thank god no one was in the left lanes going the the opposite direction when this eastbound truck flipped over in these westbound lanes and also thank god that trailer somehow stayed together and didn't burst opened, because it is loaded with eggs. likely because it is a refrigerated truck it wasn't a flimsy trailer we see burst opened all the time. left lane still block right before the schuylkill, to city avenue and lincoln and kelly drives, caitlin, so still block. we will update you. they are trying to clear this atap. >> what a mess, thanks very much, steve. >>> le

they will be probably holding off until later on tuesday and then maybe gannon wednesday and then we will get in another spell of dry weather. right new this is ideal, 68 degrees through philadelphia, 60 in trenton. sixty-six in wilmington. in the 50's in the poconos. high pressure, starting to slide away a little bit but wind remain light and so that will keep another day with low humidity and temperatures that are um iser-like. then this low pressure system and a couple fronts come in here on that tuesday time period. but we have another nice day tomorrow. if you want rain we've got the that. if you want sun, we've got that. this forecast vice accommodating. future weather today no reason again to stop this until we get to monday at 10:00 p.m. when a few clouds are in here. the this is when we will start to see that front coming in. the tuesday morning to we pick up a couple rain showers? do we see a few more and heavier ones by tuesday night? it is possible. there are thunderstorms associated with this and some computer models you can see anywhere from a half inch to a inch and a

. -- theer thing is about other thing is about gannon.on.an i they are sourcing from local anyers and they could have inflationary impact. it depends on how strong it is and the market position is for these products. specifically, i do not see any impact at all. questionask a specific that relates to the way the company manages cash? what impact will this have on strategies, do you think? >> they highlighted that the priority is to invest in the cap ex.d reduce the focus is on acquisitions and we could see more. they could be confectionary. that is what we expect. we are not see big acquisitions until the companies that are areired because of that integrated. range oft expects a share been black -- buy back and they show that they are not and are on acquisition on next year. >> we leave it there. excellent. thank you for joining us. >> you are welcome. >> we take a break. back in a couple of minutes. >> here is 60 seconds. beenis low and the dax has crushed and the reason is to fuld. -- twofold. that is something that mario draghi has to

sarah gannon is joining us now from new york. what is the ncaa saying about all of this?on. well, the ncaa is almost likely going to appeal. everyone recognizes this may well change the landscape of college sports. gone could be the days of the johnny manziels of the world gettinging into trouble for selling this new autographs for a little cash. i talked to the attorneys for the players last night. they are very happy, but i want to show you what the national college player's association has to say about this. they said this is a big win, the ruling says the ncaa was operating illegally and college athletes to have rights, even if you label them student rights, it doesn't give the ncaa the right to deny them the rights other americans deserve. now, it's important to state here that this ruling doesn't say that the ncaa or the universities have to pay athletes. the rules says they can if they want to. that the ncaa can no longer have a rule against it. and that could lead to a lot of things because if some universities decide to pay, others don't, will they play each othe