jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus. >> the fewer of the affordable care acta talk about the efforts to limit government surveillance under fisa. be sure to watch "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> tomorrow, we're live in jefferson city, missouri, to the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitol tour. the missouri secretary of state will be the guest on the bus during "washington journal" at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> and c-span's visit to the black hat convention in las vegas now continues. we want to introduce you josh datko who founded a company called criptronics. what do you

secretary ashcroft, how did jefferson city become the capital of missouri? originally,hcroft: the capital was farther east along the missouri river but when they were picking a capital, they wanted to find something that was centrally located. obviously, the water was important and jefferson city is right on the banks of the missouri river, right in the center of the state, so it was just a great location to have the government. didn't wantple just politicians near where they were. peter: secretary ashcroft, thank our "50joining us on capitals tour." will take you to the heritage foundation in washington dc. we expect remarks from president trump, momentarily. introductory remarks are being made here at the heritage foundation and we will continue with live coverage here on c-span. >>

toure 50 capitals continues with the c-span bus spending the day in jefferson city. we are pleased to have secretary usstate, j ashcroft, joining on the bus, talking about voting security in his state. secretary ashcroft, what does a secretary of state do? guest: let me thank you for having me on. in missouri, the secretary of state's office has many duties. business administrations, licenses, you cc filings, they all go through that office. security regulation, state --hives, the keep of though the keep of the historical documents go through that office. probably the thing that most people are interested in these days are i and the chief election authority of the state so i work with the local election authorities, the county clerks and the board of elections, the 116 of them across the state to make sure that elections are run smoothly and that we have partisan candidates and nonpartisan administration of elections. host: what kind of voting is used in missouri? every election authority gets to decide which of voting system they use. we have a base criteria that an

host: how did jefferson city become the capital of missouri?st: originally, the capital was farther east in -- along the missouri river. when they were picked in the capital, they wanted to find something that was centrally located. the water was important in jefferson city is right on the banks of the missouri river, in the center of the state. it was a great location. host: jay ashcroft is the state.ry of thank you for joining us on our 50 capitals tour. we want to thank our cable partner in jefferson city and that is mediacomm. nextll continue our tour week in topeka, kansas. host: that the mccoy is -- betsy mccoy is new york's formerly been a governor. column --e posted a what is health care freedom? column, iording to my was explaining the purpose of last thursday's executive order by executive -- by president trump. you could call it free at last. it enables millions of people who do not have insurance to buy much more affordable insurance. they are stuck between a rock and a hard place. they did not get insurance at work -- the way a lot

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obviously, the water was important and jefferson city is right on the banks of the missouri river, right in the center of the state, so it was just a great location to have the government. didn't wantple just politicians near where they were. peter: secretary ashcroft, thank our "50joining us on capitals tour." will take you to the heritage foundation in washington dc. we expect remarks from president trump, momentarily. introductory remarks are being made here at the heritage foundation and we will continue with live coverage here on c-span. the national anthem, we will stand. [applause] >> so get your knees and your legs ready for standing. now, we are moments away from the president of the united states speaking to you, the heritage people and the american people. and to do that in the spirit of great american music, please turn your attention to the friends,tage, with our . [applause] ♪ ["battle hymn of the republic" playing] ♪ ♪ [piano music] >> ladies and gentlemen we will begin this event with a special tribute to our great nation. please rise. [flag ceremony] >> please welcome to

and later president trumps a run agenda.s iran coming up tuesday morning, we all live in jefferson city, missouri for the next stop on the 50 capitals bus tour. decision tot the turn over information to the presidents voter commission. then the future of the affordable care act president trump supporter. us, efforts to limit government surveillance. c-span'so watch "washington journal, coat -- join the discussion. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we will live with the senate health committee on 10:00 a.m. on c-span3. also on c-span.org. >>

tomorrow, live in jefferson city, missouri for the next stop on the 50 capital tour. starting at 8:00 eastern. next, a look at the iran nuclear deal. a former obama administration official helped negotiate the deal, took part in this event hosted by the national iranian american council this is one hour and 10 minutes. everybody in >> hello, everybody.

. >> tuesday, we are live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals for. j ashcroft will be our guest on the bus during washington journal starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> on wednesday, british prime minister theresa may fielded questions on domestic issues including the credit program, mental health, and the deadline for brexit negotiations. this is 45 minutes. >> order! questions for the prime minister. >> thank you mr. speaker. mister speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues in addition to my duties in his house, the first such meetings later today. >> the prime minister, world mental health day, mental health problems affect one in four people, when in 8 pounds spent on mental health services. 1.1% next year bringing that to less than 10% of the entire budget. if the scheme for mental health is to be achieved this government must back their words with strong, stable funding. with these cuts and demands increasing when will the prime minister promise funding for mental health and psychological services? >> the honorable gen

general live every day with news and policy issues that impact you, to say morning we are live in jefferson city, missouri for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capital store with j ashcroft talking about his decision to turn over state voter information to the voter commission as well as the new voter id law and the future of the affordable care act with former new york the tenant governor and president trump supporter betsy mccoy. with the us is shone plot -- sean vitka. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. et. join the discussion. >> in about 35 minutes we will have live coverage of a discussion on how president trump used freedom of the press. included on that panel will be marvin kalb previously worked as a news reporter for cbs and nbc. he joined us unwashed journal -- on washington journal to discuss his book about russia. this is 35 minutes. as peter the great." we want to talk about the book but let's talk about russia today and vladimir putin. him based on your experiences,

coming up tuesday morning, we are live at jefferson city missouri for the next stop on the c-span's 50 capital to work. with a j ashcroft talking about statecision to turn over voter commission as well as of the states of butter ideologue. the future of the affordable care act with former new york lieutenant governor betsy mccoy. also with us, sean good of. policy council to talk about his group's efforts to limit government surveillance. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. the senate intelligence committee hears from christopher's sharply tuesday on his nomination to be inspector general of the cia. we will have live coverage of his confirmation hearing at 2:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. the c-span bus is traveling across the country. on our 50 capital's toward. we recently stopped in charleston, west virginia asking folks what is the most important issue in their state? >> my name is isaiah smith, i am a prelaw major at the university of charleston. i think the most important issue for west virginia is twofold. i t

. >> tomorrow we live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capital to the j ashcroft will be our guest on the bowstring "washington journal" starting at 8 a.m. eastern. >> next on c-span2, a discussion with the national security agency director mike rogers. he talked about the pending renewal of the foreign intelligence surveillance act which allow surveillance on some foreign citizens picky also shared instances of legislation has helped intelligence community to thwart terrorist plots.

. >> tomorrow, where live in jefferson city missouri for the next stop on the 50 capitals to her.will be our on the bus. >> the c-span buses traveling across the country on a 50s capital tours. we recently stopped in west virginia asking folks what's the most important issue in their state? >> my prelaw major at the university of charleston i think the most important issue is twofold. it's an issue of poverty, lack of jobs and opportunity makes the epidemic worse. on a cycle that builds upon itself. >> , senior political science major one of the biggest issues i see right now the governor pushing for a special election is going to pump millions into our infrastructure which sounds nice but when you look at the big purse picture it will hurt millennial's in the future. says it won't raise taxes or be a problem but if you look down the road, scan the method of for a long time. >> west virginia has a very difficult economic times over the past five or six years and one of our top priorities is to improve our economy and put people back to work. we've done a great deal of different st

. >> tomorrow, we're live in jefferson city, missouri, to the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitol tour. the missouri secretary of state will be the guest on the bus during "washington journal" at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> and c-span's visit to the black hat convention in las vegas now continues. we want to introduce you josh datko who founded a company called criptronics. what do you do? sunny own a company that is a consultant si and a contract services and try to help clients on a range of different sectors, making their devices more secure. we do that by looking at a couple of different things on the device side. system side, and do the hard square software engineering. >> host: quite a bit of competition in this field today. >> guest: yes. it is kind of a carve out a niche for showers and go, i specifically work with a lot of crypto graphic devices. >> host: which is what. >> guest: devices that need to use cripping toography to embiid a secret and if win uses it today. if you buy on amazon.com you use crip crypt otography. >> do you work with the first government at all? >> guest

. >> tuesday, we are live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitalsj ashcroft will be our guest on the bus during washington journal starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> on wednesday, british prime minister theresa may fielded questions on domestic issues including the credit program, mental health, and the deadline for brexit negotiations. this is 45 minutes.

live in we are jefferson city, missouri for the next stop on the c-span 50 capitals tour. jay asked croft will be our guest, starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. the family research council is holding its values voters summit in washington, d.c. speakers on the first day included president trump, former education secretary bill bennett and advisor kellyanne conway. this part of the conference begins with family research council tony perkins and is a panel of republican house members. everyone.rning, welcome to the >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the 2017 values voters summit. are you ready to drain the swamp? [cheering and applause] >> i've got the equipment and the motivation and we are going to get it. -- get it done. we must seize this moment and save our republic area we

. >> tomorrow we live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capital to the j ashcroft will be our guest on the bowstring "washington journal" starting at 8 a.m. eastern. >> next on c-span2, a discussion with the national security agency director mike rogers. he talked about the pending renewal of the foreign intelligence surveillance act which allow surveillance on some foreign citizens picky also shared instances of legislation has helped intelligence community to thwart terrorist plots. >> good morning, everyone. delighted to have you here on friday the 13th. at 8:30 so we're accommodating obviously the director of national intelligence that gives me great honor to introduce him. director of national intelligence dan coats. he became the fifth dni -- hasn't been that long? the fifth dni passmorespeculate the u.s. intelligence community and serves as the principal intelligence advisor to the president. he provides intelligence briefing for the president, virtually every morning in the oval office. director coats previously would've served and use house

tomorrow, we're live in jefferson city, missouri, for c-span bus p on the capitals tour.oft will be our guest on "washington journal," 8:00 a.m. eastern. attorney general jeff sessions testifies wednesday at an oversight hearing of the senate judiciary committee. that's live beginning at 10:00 c-span.stern here on you can also watch online at listen on the free c-span radio app. now, pedro -- the spanish to the united states, on spain and the independence movement. catalonia has been better off -- 99% of the voters supported it becoming an independent state. institute, hudson this is an hour. interest we're going to talk

was going on until during the end of the school year and we went to a journalism workshop in jefferson city, missouri. it was from students across the south. we stood up and said we were from little rock, arkansas, all of the press and media came. they were asking questions about how did you get out? you have on shoes. it was those kinds of things that started us to understand the impact of what was going on, bearing in mind that was a mild understanding then, fast forward 60 years, we have a much deeper understanding and a much deeper appreciation for all of the things that the little rock 9 endured and persevered. we owe them a debt of gratitude because they stuck it out. we are always grateful. thank you. [applause] introduce one to of the little rock nine. survivor victim, or a of the crisis here and she was a victim of the lost year. hammy.t a double wavin i'm going to let her tell you what she did during the lost year. after high school she attended the illinois institute of technology, earning a bs in chemistry and mathematics. she worked briefly as a public school teacher and a medi

. >>> tomorrow we're live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. missouri secretary of state jay ashcroft will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >>> now, a portion of the annual state innovation and exchange conference in washington, d.c. democratic legislators from around the country attended the event and heard from speakers on supporting state and local officials in advancing and defending progressive policies. >> hello. all right, that's enough about you. okay, i am thrilled to introduce the next panel. before i do so, i'd like to take one minute to pick up on something that we touched on recently today, the tragic events in las vegas last week. and i would like to turn the mike over to our fellow, your fellow legislator and my good friend, representative chris taylor from wisconsin, who has a quick announcement in that regard. >> hello, everybody. i just wanted to build on, and i talked to our nevada folks about this as well, the issue, the gun epidemic and the most recent tragedy, and sha

tuesday, we are live at jefferson city, missouri for the next up on c-span city capitals tour. js croft will be our guest on "washington journal" starting at 8:00 a.m. >> now, remarks from sebastian gorka, deputy assistant to president trump, stephen bannon, and political commentator laura ingraham. >> thank you kindly. what an honor to be here today. my second ever visit to the values voter summit. where do i begin? [laughter] first things first, would you all just please relax? count to 10. and take a deep breath. i know a lot of you were very, very worried when somebody i left ther cold steve white house. i know that even more of you, a week later, when i resigned, were troubled. but there is no need. there is absolutely no need. the success of the values you believe in, the success of the mission that we all took upon ourselves last november 8 is not a function of where i sit or where steve has his office. it is much larger than the white house. this is a national movement to retake our country. [applause] >> i know the left, i know the progresses -- progressives were celeb

live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour with jay ashcroft, talking about turning over state voter information to the president's commission. and the future of the affordable care act with former new york lieutenant governor and president trump supporter betsy mccoy. also with us, policy council for demand progress to talk about his group's effort to limit government surveillance, under the federal government surveillance act known as fifsa. join the discussion tuesday morning. >>> national security experts and former defense officials discuss ways to build resilient securi security. it's about 50 minutes. >> thank you. i've got to be a bit of a time keeper here, since we've got a lot to cover in a short period of time. i'm going to very briefly introduce our panelists and immediately to my left is richard andrais. we announced our new cohort of seniorlo

coming up tuesday morning, we're live in jefferson city, issouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus0 capitals tour with missouri secretary of state talking about his decisions to turn over state border information to the president's voter commission and state's new voter id law and the future of the affordable are act with former new york lieutenant governor and president trump supporter betsy mccaughey. us, sean vitka, demand his ess to talk about group's efforts to limit surveillance under the surveillance act. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7 tuesday morning, join the discussion. >> attorney general jeff sessions testifies wednesday at hearing of the senate judiciary committee, live beginning at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span. you can also watch online at c-span.org, or listen on the radio app. >> earlier today, president trump and senate majority leader held a press l conference in the white house rose garden, answered questions reform, health care, the opioid crisis and u.s. soldiers

tomorrow, live in jefferson city, missouri for the next stop on the 50 capital tour. starting at 8:00 eastern. next, a look at the iran nuclear deal. a former obama administration official helped negotiate the deal, took part in this event hosted by the national iranian american council this is one hour and 10 minutes. everybody in >> hello, everybody. hey. such a fantastic crowd. you are also young, it is freaking me out. seriously. you are so young. it is terrifying. hi. i go by holly. i cover foreign policy for politico here and i'm pleased to welcome everyone here for what i hope will be a fruitful discussion. let me introduce our panelist. i doubt i can possibly do justice to their accomplishments. rob malley is the vice president for policy at the international crisis group. he previously served in the obama administration as a special assistant to the president, senior adviser to the president and the white house grenade or for the middle east, north africa, and the gulf region. when i covered portrait -- foreign policy, i managed to obtain his right at a addre

the annual "harry potter" festival kicked off in the last few minutes at center city at septa's jefferson station. harry and his guests are headed to the festival on the hogwarts express train. germantown avenue in chestnut hill will be transformed into the magical town of hogmead. there are signs posted as you can see warning of parking problems in the area because of the large number of visitors expected. organizers are telling people to use public transportation if they can because parking is so limited. there will also be satellite parking locations with shuttles to and from the festival. >>> 8:37 right now on this saturday. more details and more accusers are emerging in the harvey weinstein scandal. now a famous philadelphia native is talking about her experience with the disgraced film producer. we'll share her story just ahead. >>> tossed out, why a judge throws out a multimillion dollar jury award in the case of a woman who claims she developed ovarian cancer after using baby powder. >>> check out our radar and satellite. nothing to track out there. sunshine and warm conditions, b

. >> tuesday, we are live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the 50 capitals tour.shcroft will be our guest during "washington journal" and 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> "washington journal" continues. host: an event to be covered live yesterday, a summit in washington, d.c., getting a lot of attention. steve bannon, served as senior strategist in the trunk campaign, calling it a "season of war on the gop establishment." steve bannon, the former chief strategist, has a blunt message for the republican establishment, get ready for battle. the piece says and it iris speech at the summit -- at the he declared what he calls a season of war on party elders. the stark comments represent the latest escalation in the inter partes spat attained from an gop -- between trump and gop veterans. they compared him to julius caesar before the ides of march, the date caesar was assassinated. here is more for what steve bannon said yesterday. [video clip] steve bannon: bob corker, you know, a real piece of work. [laughter] -- thisd the president is a guy with six main dollars of cash in the

the annual harry potter festival kicks off at 8:30 this morning in center city at septa's jefferson station. then harry and his guests will head to the festival. germantown avenue will be transformed into the magical town. there you can enjoy con tomb contests, make your own wand stations and a tournament. a large number of visitors are expected. organizers are warning people to use public transit because parking will be limited. there will also be satellite parking locations with shuttles to and from the festival. six minutes past 5:00 on this saturday, danger in flight. the new evidence the faa is using to try to ban laptops from your checked luggage. plus, a pair of local players with nfl pedigrees faceoff. that's coming up in the high school blitz in just about 15 minutes. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true

developing right now, police in richmond plan to pay extra attention to the statue of jefferson davis on the city's famed monu avenue tonight. because somebody vandalized the statue twice this week. last night the word "racist and ban k.k.k." painted on the base. they spent much of the day cleaning off the vandalism from the night before. nancy: coming up at 4:00, the fight over a maryland property takes another turn after years of argument. nancy: plus, why the new michelin stars are getting a school reception from some of d.c.'s food elite. >> stacks and stacks and stacks of bottled water. it means marine corps marathon preparations are underway. we will explain what is going on and have a live report coming up. jonathan: an all-out manhunt going on for this man, radee prince. he is responsible for shooting and killing coworkers. he is on the run in a 2008 black gmc acadia. the license plate you are looking for, delaware tags pc64273. we will continue to cover the story and the manhunt going on now as we nancy: new development today in the year's long battle of the peace cross. this morning the f

it will start in center city at septa's jefferson station. then harry and his guests will head to the festival in chestnut hill. germantown avenue will be transformed into the magical town of hoggs meet. enjoy costumes, contest, make your own wands and a tournament. there are already signs up warning folks about the parking issues because of the large number of visitors expected. organizers are telling people to use public transportation. >>> coming up on "nbc10 news today," danger in flight. the new evidence the faa is using to try to ban laptops from your checked luggage. plus, a pair of local players with nfl pedigrees faced off. that's ahead in the high school blitz little bit later on this morning. >>> welcome back. let's talk about the headlines for today. it's all about warm and dry conditions. perfect to be outside for any plans. you've got a birthday party you're going to, you've got some chores to run or errands to run, you'll be fine. going to the pumpkin patch with the kids, it's going to be so nice out there. do not dress them in

city dry. teams are clearing drains and parts of jefferson parishes, new orleans and st. bernard, more than 1,000 families forced to leave their homes. >> one of the greatest threats to this storm is not necessarily interior rain, but storm surge. >> reporter: billy rost is leaving tonight. he's moved everything off the ground. >> you don't know what the surge is going to do. if you don't pick it up you lose it. this is like a gamble. >> reporter: three feet of storm surge and he's fine. six feet, he loses everything. he's expecting five. >> you can only do so much. you can't run from water, baby. >> reporter: the storm has already killed. at least 11 dead in nicaragua, and eight in costa rica. dozens more missing after mudslides washed away homes >> and steve joins us live tonight. steve, you were telling us those pumps can pull out an inch of rain in an hour? >> reporter: yes. but that's just during the first hour. after that, the ability of a pumping station drops to about half an inch an hour assuming all the pumps are working which would surprise just about everyone

the woods so he said thom as jefferson 200 years ago as long as they can go to open lands they will be happy but if we get piled on top of one another like the major citiesy speaker: as they are. well, there were 4 million people here, liz, and jefferson said that. now, there's about 330 million. was he right? you tell me. inner cities, shootouts every night, the murder rate is off the roof, i mean, it's 200,000 had been murdered on our streets during the same timeframe that we were in afghanistan and iraq, 7,000 of our soldiers, i hated any of then got killed, but 200,000? on our streets during the same timeframe? sounds like to me we got a pretty good war going on. >> liz: all right, phil, we love having you on the show come back soon we wish you luck with your tv show in the woods with phil premiers october 30 on crtv. phil robertson thanks so much for coming on we have more after the break. don't go away. unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we c

jefferson has been returned to maguire correction facility in redwood city.o county sheriff's office said it has added additional steps in its procedures to avoid the same thing happening again. >>> a prison inmate has pleaded no contest to a 33-year-old cold case child murder going back more than 30 years. michael was in court yesterday to face first-degree murder charges in the death of three- year-old clark honda. he was a family friend and adducted the little boy from his home in 1984. he is already behind bars after his no contest plea in 2002 to four felony child sexual assault charges. >>> it was 28 years ago this evening that the deadly loma earthquake struck the bay area. the 6.9 quake was centered in the santa cruz mountains. it killed 63 people and caused an estimated $6 billion in damage. the structure -- freeway structure in oakland collapsed. a ruptured gas line caused a large fire in san francisco's marina district. santa cruz was destroyed. the quake struck at 5:04 pm just as game three of the world series between the a's and the giants was ge

city. they say their jets did in the cause the sonic boom. >>> fresh off a series of merger, jefferson health is eliminating some jobs. jefferson is cutting fewer than 300 job, jefferson past in the merging with abington health, are ria health. >> two political aids to bob brady have been indicted on conspiracy related charges. political operatives, ken smuggler and donald jones pleaded not guilty. a grand jury indictment alleges they paid off the 2012 democratic primary rival in exchange for him withdrawing from the race. that rival former municipal court judge minimum knee moore pleaded guilty earlier this month >> the decision to criminalize this behavior is unfair, it's untoward. and quite frankly, somewhat demeaning. >> all of my client's business, the congressman and any of his other clients, all of us is above board. completely legitimate, congressman's brady's attorney said brady has done nothing wrong and cooperated fully with authorities. >>> tonight president trump says reports that claim the republican party is divided are not true. this comes as the war of words escalates between

city. they say their jets did in the cause the sonic boom. >>> fresh off a series of merger, jefferson health is eliminating some jobs. jefferson is cutting fewer than 300 job, jefferson past in the merging with abington health, are ria health. >> two political aids to bob brady have been indicted on conspiracy related charges. political operatives, ken smuggler and donald jones pleaded not guilty. a grand jury indictment alleges they paid off the 2012 democratic primary rival in exchange for him withdrawing from the race. that rival former municipal court judge minimum knee moore pleaded guilty earlier this month >> the decision to criminalize this behavior is unfair, it's untoward. and quite frankly, somewhat demeaning. >> all of my client's business, the congressman and any of his other clients, all of us is above board. completely legitimate, congressman's brady's attorney said brady has done nothing wrong and cooperated fully with authorities. >>> tonight president trump says reports that claim the republican party is divided are not true. this comes as the war of words escalates between

sends black smoke and flames out on to center city sidewalk causing road closures and snarling traffic. take look at this. fire is burning very close to jefferson and wills eye hospit hospitals. earlier road closures included the 800 blocks of walnut and locust streets and sections of eighth and nine streets. we're now hearing some of these have reopened. reporter joe holden is live on the scene with the very latest on the situation. joe? >> reporter: rahel, good afternoon to you. this underground transformer caught fire around 8:15 this morning. the philadelphia fire department and peco responded. spent a good deal of time trying to get it under control. now, nearby jefferson and wills eye hospitals were not affected. they were not evacuated but traffic in this area was snarled. there was a lot of gridlock. take a look at that sound there from the video we obtain. the cracking and popping. you can see flames roaring from out of the ground smoke billowing for some time. a fire official tells cbs3 "eyewitness news" this is likely for wear and tear on this particular underground transformer. take into consideration the concentration of hospitals

city of bradford, mckean county, since 1936. major leagues have been swinging our fine pennsylvania hardwoods thanks to jefferson county company b.w.p. bats. b.w.p. slogan is built with pride. a state of the art forge facility capable of manufacturing our entire line of forged steel fitting and products since 875. a new manufacturer is diamondback truck covers. two penn state students started this company in their garage in 2003. they make heavy duty utility oriented diamond plate aluminum truck bed covers for pickup frucks -- trucks. mr. speaker, this is just a a new manufacturer is diamondback truck covers. two penn state students started this handful of the manufacturers in quality ct who produce american made products. as co-chair of the career and technical education caucus, i'm proud that the manufacturing industry employs scores of career and technical education students and in family sustaining careers. these are great family sustaining jobs. as we celebrate the national manufacturing day on friday and draw attention to the roles manufacturers play in our communities, i commend all those who keep our economy booming through

jefferson, suburban, and elkins park stations this afternoon. this is part of the orchestra's annual day of music featuring free performances across the city. >> iike the t-shirts that say "got strip gostringgot strings?" >>> and doylestown center's cancer institute will host a pink party to raise awareness about breast cancer. the health fair and lecture begins at 5:30 tonight. >>> tonight, a fundraiser you can probably call cutting edge. the foundation, one of the groups behind no-shave november will hold an axe throwing event to raise awareness. $40 gets you in the door for axe throwing, beer, and prizes. >>> a familiar performer will headline the happitime show -- the halftime show in minneapolis. >> do you have the time? >> i was going to ask you do you have the time? >> i do have the time. >> you do have the halftime? >> i do have halftime. >> you do halftime? >> justin timberlake posted this video on twitter to announce that he's performing at super bowl lii. the rest of n'sync could join him on stage for at least the number. this will be timberlake's third super bowl appearance. at halftime last night he shrugged off the infamous wardrob

city dry aren't working. they're out clearing drains. in parts of orleans, st. bernard and jeffersonishes, more than a thousand families are being forced to leave their homes. >> one of the threats to this storm is not necessarily interior rain but storm surge. >> reporter: by me e >> reporter: billy ross has moved everything off the ground. >> this is this is like a gamble. >> reporter: three feet of storm surge and he's fine. six feet and he's losing everything. he's expecting five. the storm has already killed at least 11 dead in nicaragua, eight in costa rica. dozens are missing in washed away homes. >>> happening today, another plane load of disaster pets will be arriving, this time from louisiana. here are a few of the samples of the pets coming to town. the animal shelters in louisiana are bursting after taking in pets left behind in hurricanes harvey and irma. these pictures were taken by the petaluma animal shelter where 30 of the 80 dogs and cats will go. the rest will go to no-kill shelters. >>> vice president mike pence and his wife karen visited puerto rico and the u.s.

city dry are not working tonight. many are out there clearing drains in st. bernard and jefferson parishes.ore than a thousand families are being forced to leave their homes. >> one of greatest threats to this storm is not necessarily interior rain but storm surge. >> reporter: billy ross is leaving tonight. he's moved everything off the ground. >> you don't know what the surge is going to do f. y. if you don't pick it up, you lose it. >> i mean, you can only do so much. you can't run from it. >> reporter: the storm has already killed 11 dead in nicaragua and 8 in costa rica. dozens more are missing after washing away mudslides. >> abc's steve osansumi there. >>> and sandy patell is here with the weather. >> i want to show you a sunset from the east bay hills camera at 6:45 tonight. crystal clear skies and a few wispy clouds in the backdrop. it was just a stunning sunset. live doppler 7 showing you no clouds there, no fog. and we're not expecting any any time soon. highs tomorrow afternoon coming down a few degrees from today. today we had mainly the 80s and the 90s. tomorrow the upper 70s

city's drainage pumps aren't working. they're out clearing drains. in parts of orleans, st. bernard and jeffersonthan a thousand families are being forced to leave their homes. >> one of the threats to this storm is not necessarily interior rain but storm surge. >> reporter: billy ross has moved everything off the ground. >> you don't know what the surgery is going to do. if you don't pick it up, you lose it. this is like a gamble. >> reporter: three feet of storm surge and he's fine. six feet and he's losing everything. he's expecting five. >> you can only do so much. >> reporter: the storm has already killed at least 11 dead in nicaragua, eight in costa rica. dozens are missing in washed away homes. >>> happening today, another plane load of disaster pets will be arriving, this time from louisiana. here are a few examples of the pets coming to town. the animal shelters in louisiana are bursting after taking in pets left behind in hurricanes harvey and irma. these pictures were taken by the petaluma animal shelter where 30 of the 80 dogs and cats will go. the rest will go to no-kill shelters. >>

city brings out philadelphia firefighters. eyewitness on walnut street, a transformer caught fire sending smoke out of the ground, it closed walnut between 8th and 10th near jefferson and wills eye hospital. crews first drenched the hole with water. when that didn't work, the fire was starved with oxygen, all power has been restored. >>> keep your eyes on the road and watch out driving through pennsylvania. chances of hitting a deer are getting worse. alexandria hoff joins us from center city with the growing deer danger. alex? >> reporter: nicole, what this comes to is there being a whole lot of us, them and roadway. also, from now until december, that is deer mating season making them a whole lot less, well, predictable. according to a survey from state farm, pennsylvania drivers now have a one in 63 chance of hitting a dear on the roadway this year. that is up from one in 70 last year >> we're up at 6:30 this morning, a deer shooting across bellmont avenue. >> reporter: it ranks pennsylvania third in the nation for deer related crashes behind west virginia and montana natural >> motorists need to be extra alert and cautious during dusk and dawn, between 5:00 a.m