also huntington pike nearby bring road an accident outside huntington valley. traffic lights are defective on city avenue at monument road as soon as you come off schuylkill expressway live look at city and conshohocken state road and for gang coming from new jersey starting to see volume pop on the freeway heading in toward walt whitman bridge. mass transit looking good, mike and karen back over to you. >>> send your kid overseas, a year abroad or whatever you war which all this terrorism going on and then four boston college students attacked with acid in france, and one of them fridays our area. >> that is courtney silvering from chester springs in chester county where i grew up she wants everyone to know she's doing okay. she posted a message on facebook saying she is okay. was not injured in the a tack. she is and three classmates are studding a broad. they were sprayed with acid at marseille train station. so scary. is there a 41 year-old woman and rest they don't think it is terrorism but that woman was just mentally ill. >> my god, frightening. >>> a lo

sessions: huntington college. great place. >> did you have any experience being the minority viewpoint in your college campus? mr. sessions: well, yeah. huntington is a little methodist, liberal arts college. there were no republicans back then. somehow, somebody, an english teacher had prevailed on me to start reading the "national review" and that had become what somewhat conservative in my thinking. but the establishment was the wallace machine, it dominated alabama. so we started our little effort, first time they'd ever had a republican club on huntington college's campus, my wife was member too. and so we battled, we campaigned, lost almost every time we campaigned, but -- and there wasn'tol, many republicans in the law school bunch, you can be sure. but times changed. it's amazing. now virtually every statewide elected official in alabama is republican. so i have a sense -- i have a feel for what it's like to stick in there for what you believe. and not kowtow to somebody who has a different view a majority

a huntington beach police officer shot and killed a man outside a seven-eleven store yesterday morningstone) a bystander recorded the violent confrontation which led to the shooting. stacey butler reports on what witnesses are saying about the incident. the area outside a convenience store where a transient was shot and killed by a huntington beach police officer friday morning became a hotbed of tension between supporters of the officer and sympathizers with the victim.the shooting was reported around 9:40 a.m. in the parking lot of a 7- eleven at 6012 edinger avenue in huntington beach.video of the incident - which was also captured on cell phone video and posted to social media - showed an officer wrestling with the suspect. the video appears to show the suspect grab an item from the officer's belt prior to the shooting. at one point, the officer backed away and fired seven shots at the suspect, who then fell to the ground. the officer can be heard telling the suspect to "get down."he was taken to a hospital where he later died, police confirmed to cbs2. no officers were hurt."clear

>> huntington college. great place. >> did you have any experience being a minority viewpoint in your college campus? >> well, yeah. i was a it was a methodist liberal arts college so there was no republicans then and somehow some body, an english teacher had prevailed upon me to start reading the national review and that i became conservative in my thinking but the establishment with the wallace machine dominated alabama. we started out our effort first time they'd had a republican club on huntington college campus and my wife was a member, too. we battled in campaigns, lost almost every time we campaigned but even in law school, not many republicans in the law school bunch, you can be sure. times have changed. it's amazing. now every statewide elected official in alabama is republican. i have a sense, i have a feel for what it's like to stick in there for what you believe and not kowtow to someone who has a different view, a majority view and people have a right to not have their mind dominated by the eff

it will open in the huntington valley in november.he woman's sister says the center is about more than just honoring nicole's memory. >> what's really exciting is all the families that this is going to be able to help locally in our community, in the huntington valley, this part of montgomery county, the exciting thing about it. there's a lot of victims that need support. >> nicole was killed by her husband in a murder/suicide in 2015. police say the couple had a hour of doll issues. >>> a celebration of puerto rican heritage takes center staged to n philadelphia. the city will continue the welcome week celebrations by raising the puerto rican flag at city hall. welcome "newsweek" about recognize -- welcome week is about recognizing cultures from other countries and establishing philadelphia as an open place for immigrants and refugees. one of the guests today will be oscar lopez. the puerto rican political prisoner who was pardoned by former president obama. >>> take a peek behinds us. a few minutes ago, it was smoky from the car fir

a hundreds native named sugar -- a huntington beach native named sugar was this year's winner. >> we were just surfing, but now we have an opportunity to raise money and give back. >> all right sugar. the event raises money for various animal welfare groups, including barks of love, and the huntington dog beach. >>> frank got a unique opportunity to skate the inaugural legends hockey game with some former sharks greats. frank competed in the scrimmage game, of team teal. the end, it was team white that won. proceed proceeds from the game benefited the sharks foundation. we're out of time. >> have a good night. >> good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a symbolic day around the nfl, and which players were making their feelings known about a lot more than who wins and who loses. >> i don't believe in what he believes in. >> why the move system no longer confined to pro football. >>> the raiders were riding high coming into washington. >> carr airs it out deep downfield, and its picked off! >> they left town with questions that needed to be answered. >> a display of power continues at the oakland coli

. >> what's exciting is all the families this will help locally in our community, the huntington area, methacton, there's a lot of people who need support. >> nicole's place will open in huntington valley in november. >>> senator bob menendez is still focusing on his job during his trial for federal corruption charges. his twitter feed the past 48 hours shows tweets about health care, the new jersey national guard, and hispanic heritage month. before court adjourned for the weekend, we learned more about the flights at the center of the bribery charges against him. two pilots testified that they flew menendez on private planes paid for by a florida eye doctor. prosecutors say the flights were part of a pattern of bribery. menendez denies the allegations and says the gifts were between friends. >>> 4:06. the eagles will regroup after the loss in kansas city that came down to the last play of the game. down by a touchdown, the birds recovered a desperationyon side kick -- desperation on-side kick. carson wentz making a final shot for the tie but knocked out of the back of the end zone,

coach one day so maybe in the near future we might see that move in august monster action chris huntington thank you so much. a playboy founder hugh hefner has died aged ninety one he found fame in the one nine hundred fifty s. when he launched his adult magazine it deeply conservative america and then spun the brand into a publishing empire his critics however accuse him of degrading and objectifying women hugh hefner and his giant media and entertainment empire from his elaborate mansions often clothed in silk pajamas. it takes a special event to get me to get out of my pajamas. put on a pair of pants. with its mix of nude fight eyes high brow articles and fiction by well known writers have to hit the nerve of the time when he started publishing playboy more than sixty years ago the men's magazine became a roaring success and instantly made having a famous for some hefner his magazine and his lifestyle was symbols of the sexual revolution credited with helping break down puritanical morals in the united states the fact that it would resources and that it would not only succeed but also w

huntington beach today for the annual "surf city dog" competition. reporter joy benedict explains: the waves were small -- but the surf was ruff. >>> dogs gathered in huntington beach for the dog competition. the waves are small but the surf was rough.>> reporter: surf city has officially gone to the dogs.>> balance is important.>> he does better than iq -- i can.>> it is a family affair. the dead had to carry his pint sized pooch into the water. he did not need help.>> he drops it down and he feels the wave and he will actually move to steer the board.>> rusty was giving the dogs competition pick >> he was at the shelter as a stray and he has been the joy of my life for a wild now. for two years he is a wonderful dog.>> this is the ninth year for the competition. man and n's best friend get 10 minutes to catch as many ways as possible. they are judged on their time of -- on the board. george the english bulldog was eating everything.>> does he float or sink? >> ha a good life preserver.>> the lifeguard said they can dog paddle.>> the dogs are partic

train that was decorated for july 4 but the gentleman on the very far left of the picture is levi huntington, the man she later married. he was in charge of the. >> translator: was like the engineer for the train. they met in her boardinghouse. he would stop and eat and decided he liked what he saw,, heard and eight and eventually got married. the picture we see here is a picture of them after they had raised, after they've gotten their money from the hercules mind. he see the of the house and the two standing in front of the house. in the mid-century about 1905, 1906, they decided that they wanted to move to spokane. they had their wealth for five years, and they decided that it would be easier for how to do his business if they lived in spokane. spokane was more the business center, for the area. and may could continue her activities with women and stuff like that. they're hoping she would get into some women's clubs and things like that. the mind owning women didn't accept her into their ranks in north idaho. she had run a boardinghouse and then you were too well what they thought they kn

it happened in huntington beach california...reporter dave lopes talked to the man who recorded the entire incident on a cell phone video. a transient was shot and killed by a huntington beach police officer friday morning outside a 7-eleven.the shooting was reported around 9:40 a.m. in the parking lot of a 7-eleven at 6012 edinger ave., according to metropolitan fire dispatchers. video of the incident - which was also captured on cell phone video and posted to social media - showed an officer wrestling with the suspect.images from a freelance photographer who caught the incident on video appeared to show the suspect grab an item from the officer's belt prior to the shooting, but police have not yet confirmed any details.at one point, the officer backed away and fire about seven shots at the suspect, who then fell to the ground. the officer can be heard telling the suspect to "get down."he was taken to a hospital where he later died. no officers were hurt.the circumstances that led up to the shooting were unclear, along with why

metro is checking in with yellow line delays towards huntington. extra time needed on the yellow line. for those traveling on 66 on manassas, a 24 minute ride all lanes open. the outer loop, a 14 minute commute from college park headed towards 270. that is our traffic watch. inwill show you the irdride germantown. kimberly: new developers after the death of a beloved howard county teacher. larry: policing lore -- laura was shot and killed. and john gonzalez joins us with more. police say this may be part of a love triangle? john: that's right. good morning. they believe it was part of the love triangle and they believe that tyler tessier used a gun to kill his girlfriend. we're live in olney, this is the home where she lived. you can see the flowers and letters collecting on the front steps of the home. with each detail, with each revelation that surfaces this case becomes more disturbing. and we talked about that love triangle. it appears the schoolteacher and her boyfriend were involved in some sort of a love tribal according to court documents.

dave lopez reports from huntington beach.t was shot and killed by a huntington beach police officer friday morning outside a 7-eleven.the shooting was reported around 9:40 a.m. in the parking lot of a 7-eleven at 6012 edinger ave., according to metropolitan fire dispatchers. video of the incident - which was also captured on cell phone video and posted to social media - showed an officer wrestling with the suspect.images from a freelance photographer who caught the incident on video appeared to show the suspect grab an item from the officer's belt prior to the shooting, but police have not yet confirmed any details.at one point, the officer backed away and fire about seven shots at the suspect, who then fell to the ground. the officer can be heard telling the suspect to "get down."he was taken to a hospital where he later died, police confirmed to cbs2. no officers were hurt.the circumstances that led up to the shooting were unclear, along with why officers were initially called the convenience store.nearby marina high school

but it happened this morning in huntington beach. this was around 9:30 this morning outside a 7-11. police there are not offering up much...but the man who took the cell phone video says for some reason police showed up, perhaps because someone in the store complained the young man was loitering. the officer approached man, who then swung at the officer, according to the witness. that prompted this struggle...with both men ending up on the ground. at one point...the man grabs something from the officer's belt...two witnesses say it was an ammunition clip. that's when the officer grabs his gun, backs away a few steps and fires at least seven shots. at one point during the shooting...the officer appears to be heard saying...get down get down. it's unclear if there is body camera footage from the officer. according to the la times...this is the 7th shooting by huntington beach police so far this year...and the paper reports... last month, the officers' union overwhelmingly approved a no confidence vote in its police chief. last year... the chief decided to make officers wear body camer

huntington's disease, a.l.s., on the verge of some big breakthroughs. >> reporter: bob ferrante, theyountered, was a brilliant researcher and a loving man devoted to helping his wife, not hurting her. and to sell that image, they flabbergasted the courtroom by calling the defendant himself to the stand. >> so in this case the defendant made that choice. i've often said that it's risky at best. the minute the defendant takes the stand, we now have the government's proof versus the defendant's credibility. >> reporter: a gamble, his defense team said, ferrante was willing to make. he wanted jurors to see him for the man he was, one who loved his bright, complicated wife. >> he wanted to help the jury understand what was going on in their marriage. and, you know, tell them how badly his wife wanted to have a child. >> reporter: yes, he conceded, he had been a jealous husband for a brief moment. but then he and autumn had kissed and made up in the weeks before her death. >> they go on a trip to puerto rico with their daughter. as the neighbors describe, when they come back, they're glowin

and to kathy huntington and her son currently serving, thank you to all. happening right now, congressman anthony weiner is minutes away from learning if he will go to prison or not. this has been a long, long dragged out courtroom drama. he just arrived in federal court this morning. he is being sentenced today on one count of transferring of obscene material to a minor. he pleaded guilty to the charge back in may. it carries a maximum of ten years in prison. prosecutors are seeking between 21 and 27 months in prison for weiner in this case. the defense is asking for probation. weiner is in the middle of a divorce from his wife former hillary clinton adviser houma abedin and we have a reporter at the courthouse and we will bring you up to date as the sentence is handed down. >>> republicans wooing their fellow republicans on this obamacare repeal and replace bill. but is it enough for those holdouts? plus, face-off in alabama, not just talking about the republicans on the ballot, former white house adviser steve bannon pitted against the vice president, m

contest for the four legged folks, many dogs took part in the surf city surf dog competition in huntington beach california. the dogs are judged by how long they stay on the board and the difficult of the ride. it raises money for the local spca. >> "action news" continues tonight at 66:00 p.m. >> for chris sowers, gray hall, and the entire "action news" team i'm nydia han. we'll see you right here next weekend. ♪ 2017 philadelphia philadelphia puerto rican day parade, now live from center city here the parade hosts, walter perez, diego castellanos, llia garcia. >> hello everybody and welcome to the 2017 important -- philadelphia puerto rican day parade live along eakens oval. it's a beautiful day in the delaware valley a perfect day to celebrate our background. today's events take on a somber tone to say the least, the island of puerto rico is devastated reeling in the wake of hurricane irma and hurricane maria, as well. roads are washed out 90% of cell

. >> dozens of dogs on surfboards with help of owners surf city dog competition in huntington beach.ogs judged on different points, h they'veg ridowdeonn l the wave, style points. lot like regular human surfers. >> this is sugar's championship ride. look at that. catching that wave earned first place prize for the pooch. >> proceeds go to orange county spca. >> couldn't tell who was happier, the owner or the pooch. world news tonight with a david muir is coming up next. >> we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >> >>> tonight, the growing >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air in the west. the growing firestorm. president trump versus the nfl. growing backlash to the president's angry words about athletes who protest during the national anthem. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field. >> from patriots owner bob kraft, quarterback tom brady to lebron james, on live tv today. players locking arms across the country. tensions boiling over among fans. and tonight, the white house is asked, with north korea, with health care, with the emergency i

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what's really exciting is all the families that this is going to help locally in our community, the huntington area, this part of montgomery county, the exciting thing about it. there's a lot of victims that need support. >> nicole was killed by her husband in a murder/suicide in 2015. the couple had a history of domestic issues. >>> in delaware, new castle county firefighters say the number of opioid overdoses continues to rise. now they have access to more help to fight the crisis. public safety officials are teaming one pharmacies and advocates to ensure narcan is available. used to be paid out of pocket. >>> in center city, philadelphia, the city will continue the welcome week celebrations by raising the puerto rican flag. oscar lopez was partoned by former president obama. [ cheers ] >>> this will be the largest audien audience to witness an emmy, period. >> former white house press secretary sean spicer made a surprise cam row at the awards. the rolling podium spoof ftsz o was one of the most popular skits on "snl." they led in all categories, and "snl" was one of nbc's big award winners

i was in west virginia which has the highest rate of opioid , inhs in the country huntington, west virginia. a man who is now in charge of dealing with the addiction problem, the former police chief down there said, he had always thought of it as an issue of crime and law enforcement. he realized that we are not going to arrest our way out of this problem. that the only solution is harmssionate treatment, reduction, programs like needle exchange. a needle exchange, so until people are ready to quit and go through recovery, people can be safe. i have seen at that level just incredible shifts. host: one more call, one meter from cincinnati. what would you like to say -- juanita from cincinnati. what would you like to say? caller: i was just reading something a few days ago saying only 7% of our medical schools do adequate training in teaching .uture doctors oncology being there for so many years and looking at freshman class is , maybe someone can correct me from cincinnati, but if i am not mistaken through their whole undergraduate education they get one semester on addiction. i think the pr

. >> some dogs hit the waves in huntington beach, california where they were part of the annual surfsurf dog contest. 40 dogs took part in total. one of them has been surfing for ten years. >> wow. and then there were some border collies as far as the eye could see in australia. >> some. >> some. more than 500. set an unofficial record for the most border collies in one place and they amorning washington. it's september 25th, and your monday forecast is moments away. first-- here is a quick look at some of today's top stories. a polarizing day in the nfl-- and it had nothing to do with the action on the field. hundreds of players and several owners protested during the national anthem, days after president trump called for owners to fire players who protested. several teas the locker room while the anthem played. steelers player alejandro villanueva emerged from the tunnel alone to stand for the anthem. villanueva is a former army ranger who served in afghanistan. as for the redskins -- they lit it up against the raiders during sunday night football. the washington defense picked off

. >> some dogs hit the waves in huntington beach, california where they were part of the annual surfrf dog contest. 40 dogs took part in total. one of them has been surfing for ten years. >> wow. and then there were some border collies as far as the eye could see in australia. >> some. >> some. more than 500. set an unofficial record for the most border collies in one place and they also raised $6,000 for charity. >> that's a lot of collies. >> can you imagine while looking around, you look familiar. >> more news after this. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should per

look at these cuties, hanging out in huntington, maryland. thank you, ashley, for sending these in.picture at verse.com/wjla. larry, that's my stick, you can have my stick. [laughter] larry: come on, share. [laughter] we had therday "american idol" edition and you could see the hundreds of hopefuls that stood in line for hours, waiting for a chance to sing in front of producers. yesterday during the news at noon we met one idol hopeful that did make the cut. i want to introduce you to this and didn't know that there was an age limit. how are you? yo of years. want to sing for us? writes whatever. kidd: take it away. ave maria ♪ well, there you go. i would have let her go through. she was great, all dressed up for it. larry: better than william hung. [laughter] limitbut there is an age on that. we look forward to american idol, returning coming up soon. autria: we still have three more hours over on news channel 8. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, hurricane irma pummels the caribbean right now. potentially catastrophic category 5 storm packs punishing wind gusts topping 200

surf boards with the help of their owners to take part of the annual surf board competition in huntington. >> they're judged on different points like how long they ride the wave. it's a lot like regular human surfs. >> this is sugars' championship ride. proceeds will go to the orange county aspca. >> i've seen a lot of surfers with their dogs but never -- >> just on t-shirts. >> all right, that's our report. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in one hour over on the big 7. (eerie music) - [narrator] today the stories of two murder cases. one in los vegas nevada, the other in melbourne australia. in our first case it's a question of who truly loves who in a love triangle.

a man was shot and killed by a police officer outside a convenience store in huntington beach, california, on friday morning. the violent confrontation was captured on a cell phone camera and shared on social media. >> reporter: a witness captured this cell phone video of a huntington beach police officer wrestling with a suspect while trying to subdue him. it took place outside of the convenience store how far the officer was not responding to the radio call for help. >> the suspect immediately struck and assaulted our officer multiple times, graked at his gun belt. the officer was attempting to retain his weapon. >> reporter: slowing down the video you can see the suspect grabbed something from the officer's belt. >> there was a struggle for his begun lt. at some point the officer was able to create distance between him and the suspect and then the officer involved shooting occurred. >> reporter: multiple shots can be heard. the suspect weapon later died from his wounds. the officer was wearing a body camera the chief wasn't sure it was turned on. however he did confirm nonlethal force

they'll move forward exactly because the buy in is really important to have the right fit chris huntington from a sports says thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us ok turning now to iraq and the latest move by iraq's kurds to unset determination has turned the region into crisis more than ninety percent of phaethon iraq's kurdish region in the north voted in favor of independence the iraqi government reacted with outrage saying the referendum was illegal in neighboring turkey and iran which also have goodish minorities have both condemned the vote as the kurds celebrated iraq's prime minister threatened serious consequences. after the referendum passed the kurds in iraq could hardly contain themselves thousands flooded the kurdish cities in northern iraq to celebrate a referendum they have been pushing for for years. today we are overjoyed we've been living under occupation and suffering for one hundred years but today we rejected that. yes for independence and freedom for the kurdish people. kurdistan is already an autonomous region within iraq but minority kurds want to

ground every nation at asks to evaluate those needs me did mongolia mongolia, the caribbean and huntingtonnd then providing loans to rebuild their homes so what the private sector can do to be involved with those affected nations to come up with those solutions. be are just a lumber company but we tried to get through. >> from that positive note we would like to think everyone who attended. [applause] [inaudible conversations]orea. at a hearing of the foreign affairs committee is two and a half hours.

it is part of the diva calle celebration between japantown and lake huntington park.re is well. >>> it will be a great day to do anything outdoors. if you're heading to the festival in san jose, the satellite image is showing a few low clouds into parts of the bay and the north bay where there has been limited visibility. but check out the live shot here. we can see the san francisco, 58. oakland, 59. mountain view, 59. gilroy, 57 degrees. this time we are looking at t 50 for santa rosa. napa, 51. here are the highs for today just a touch cooler in some locations. san jose warming up to 79 degrees. but notice bright sunshine. in fact, we'll see clear skies earlier on "today." some locations are in the the te 70s. san francisco, 63 degrees. in the north bay, the mid-70s in petaluma and napa. and you will need the sunscreen. also, the raiders game. and mostly 70s along the east bay with the exception of berkeley at 69 degrees. inland areas are in the 80s. and you can find 82 in walnut creek. concord, 83. brentwood warmer at 86 degrees. and liver more you will see the cl

and in the neighborhoods accidents like one in rock ledge by the sunoco station at huntington park. couple in pottstown one along 100 northbound by kings street cleared but to take its place one along high street near hanover street near the brick house. and big issues in the lehigh valley. stay clear of i-78, eastbound side is blocked. a lane restriction single digit speeds both ways, and not a lot better on 22 eastbound and that is the way to go. stay local through allentown, 78 is not where you want to be. heading toward ft. dix an accident along the access highway and gloucester county an overturned vehicle 55 southbound from depford if you are trying to get to the mall that ramp is shut down but the crash in newcastle at route 9 and buttonwood avenue is cleared up. >> thank you. >>> how about a live look outside. sky 6 hd giving us the view of the dreary center city skyline this aof noon. meteorologist, adam joseph, coming up with the exclusive accuweather forecast next. at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side

ground every nation at asks to evaluate those needs me did mongolia mongolia, the caribbean and huntingtonnd then providing loans to rebuild their homes so what the private sector can do to be involved with those affected nations to come up with those solutions. be are just a lumber company but we tried to get through. >> from that positive note we would like to think everyone who attended. [applause] [inaudible conversations] the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the . >> mr. president earlier this week we commemorated the 16th anniversary of the attack on our country september 11 it was a date none of us will ever forgetur we wanted to take all necessary action to go after

huntington pike at cathedral road. this is here in montgomery county. your alternate. ambulance and fire responding to the scene right now, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. we'll take a short break and come back to your accuweather. >> ♪ >> breezy and comfortable across the region right now. we've got some sun mixing with some clouds. take a look as we're at 71 degrees in philadelphia, 68 in allentown and not all that humid in most neighborhoods. your exclusive accuweather 7-day going to be warm today with a mix of clouds and sun, breezy a high of 84. rosh hashanah arriving at sundown. down the shore we have rip currents and coastal flooding. 84 on friday and tam, that would be the arrival of autumn. not going to feel like it. >> okay, thank you david. coming up on "gma" they take a look at some of big stories around the nation. we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice w

i was in huntington, west virginia for one of his recent rallies.hey really love him, the people that come to those rallies are still firmly behind him. i think that while the activists, breitbarts have a reason to be kind of putting up head lines like that because they want to keep pressure on him to not cave, on the democrats demands, my sense is that unless this really plays out differently than we expect that he'll be back with the republicans, working on tax reform, you'll see other kind of right wing ideas that he'll embrace along the whole host of different subjects and that this isn't going to be the kind of explosion of -- and dissolution of the republican base and trump base that everyone's predicting. >> april, to you, we went from hearing that mexico would pay for the wall to now possible democrats would perhaps agree to some kind of broader immigration reform that would include daca that would potentially fund a wall. at least that's the way the president has tried to present it. are they playing with fire here? can't he use this as som

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a huntington beach assemblyman filed a lawsuit challenging the description and the two couldn't agree on a compromise. >>> there have been more shark sightings than usual this year. and now michelle gile reports a beach in california considers installing an early warning system to give surfers and swimmers a heads up about what's in the water. >> reporter: once the shark has been detected, a real-time message is sent to the towers. >> reporter: an australian shark warning system is coming to the same beach where tri- athlete maria was attacked last year by a 10-foot great white. >> and the other huge bite is on my back. that's a part of my lat. it took a chunk out of there. >> what you want to do is prove the technology works. >> the congressman says the technology will be tested along the coast in orange county, which has been a hot spot for sharks over the past few years. buoys equipped with sonar will float in the ocean to not only detect, but to measure a shark's size. >> if a big shark comes in to that area, the sonar devices will alert the life guard. the life guard will be able

also watch for a crash out on the huntington pike right around fox street. >>> next a look at the toptories we're following for you. >> a septa passenger talking about a beat down. what she says she was doing when she got pummelled. >>> let's take a look at the top stories we'll be keeping an eye on throughout the day. >> a woman says she was punched and robbed when she was trying to help a group of girls. the girls she was trying to help were being bullied. septa police are looking to identify the teens in this video and arrests are expected soon. >> the celebration starts at 11:30 this morning with music, peace day remarks and a moment of silence at noon. the day culminates with a concert starting at 7:00 p.m. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you with one last check on the roads and we're watching the schuylkill expressway right near roes velt boulevard. we are seeing big delays because that's headed from the schuylkill's expressway's westbound side to head northbound. that accident scene is pretty much cleared. still blocking a lane, but no massive delays because

so huntington beach is known as surf city usa. some of the best surfing in the whole world and is a great health and wellness destination. i learned to do standup paddle boarding while i was there, i took yoga classes at the beach, there are all kinds of spas and resorts that you can go to. and something i love, it is all dog friendly. the hotels will take your pets. you can also go to these open air pet cafis and one of my favorite things is, there is a tremendous dog beach where you can take your dogs and they can run free up and down the beach. surf city, usa -- surf city usa.com is a great place to go to get more information. >> we are all about staying in california. our max tolerance is two and half hours with two little boys. do you have anything regionally? >> i do. we talk about reno and tahoe. it is the most wonderful place you can go because it is where the splendor and beauty of lake tahoe meet the biggest little city in the world. i love to be out on the lake and hanging out and funding -- having fun. a lot of people

a new crash at abington and huntington pike at susquehanna road. >>> a last check on the ten day on 10. temperatures going to be hot out there. and it will be muggy. we continue with the humid conditions tomorrow. just an isolated chance of a shower developing. more likely by the coastline. 87 today. take a look. temperatures start to fall, and it will finally feel like fall. 78 degrees on thursday. 75 friday. low 70s this weekend. >> wow. a little crisp on friday. like that. >> me, too. >>> local updates throughout the morning. you can get local news, weather and traffic on the nbc10 app. >>> good morning. america's team. the dallas cowboys and owner jerry jones take the field and kneel before the national anthem and get booed. and then, both teams stand and link arms in a dramatic display of team unity. ♪ the bombs bursting in air >>> this morning, the debate takes a new turn. the widow of former nfl star and army ranger, pat tillman, accusing the president of politicaling her husband's death. >>> fanning the flames. north korea releases a

and huntington bank shares even property and casualty insurers are in the green. all state, chubb and aig damages are expected to run into the tens of millions of dollars. they expect ensured losses to be lower since flooding will account for much of the damage now i send it downtown for the start of "squawk alley." guys >> thank you good morning it is 8:00 a.m. at lululemon headquarters in vancouver, canad canada "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "squawk alley." we're at post 9. >> let's start with the markets on this jobs day the dow crossing back above 22,000 for the first time in two weeks. u.s. economy added 156,000 new nonfarm pay roles in august. the unemployment rate did tick up slightly. both july and june numbers were also revised lower national economic council director gary cohen joining us earlier. listen to what he said >> we're look teg trend overall. we're looking at job growth. we're looking at job creation. and we see a lot of very good momentum in the numbers. the one numbers that went down were government. we've always said

on metro yellow line to huntington we have residual delays due to an earlier train malfunction at l'enfantt is a that has resolved itself but you'll see some of those delays on the yellow line. let's go to maryland. we haven't spent any time there yet this morning. no accidents to report but if you are commuting in the brandywine clinton area you can see on route five your speeds are at about 48 miles an hour. you're doing well. no real issues to report. even as you get up on to the beltway, this portion of the beltway in southern maryland looks good. overall we've got our normal heavy spots as you're commuting into the city on 295. heavy there from route 50 down to pennsylvania avenue and then route 50 itself once you get beyond 295 here into the district, you're stop and go, pretty heavy. 66 we've got some building volume. earlier crashes have cleared so you're looking good there. that's a look at traffic. we'll have more coming up at 6:15. allison, good morning to you. >> good morning, caitlin. >>> after the break we're going back to london for the very latest on that train explosion be