will see some frost, are down through south interior new jersey take a look, 32 degrees , where john jenkins is reporting in perkasie, with the clear sky do you have allow for that. actually had little light frost on his windshield. frost advisory in those vehicles sections of those area, philadelphia prom err and the flanked cities along i95, basically you won't have to contend with that. around the corner, things in focus at this point, high pressure briefly in control for us. here is your system starting to gather pretty nice organization, this is the frontal boundery that will maurice, and eventually, join up with a batch of tropical moisture, which at the moment isn't even visible on this map so, let's take to you spot where it in fact is. that's down across parts of the caribbean here, where it is this batch of tropical moisture again, starting to lift north, and that's got 50- 50 shot of developing into something larger, this will march north this will maurice, two gwen and bamm you have yourself a big heavy duty storm system, and that specially will be a problem, i think, for new eng

john jenkins going over a tent after inch. so it has been wet for some folks, little bit drier for other, and going to continue to see just kind of spotty moderate delay rainfall in spots, will continue to see just in general wet conditions all the way through the morning, storm scan3, you see, heavier more maybe moderate rainfall little egg harbor, parts of atlantic county so again this is all starting to move to the north and the east we zoom out, put in mowing, i 59 corridor getting in on the g, northern delaware, back down toward dover, too, so if you are traveling northwards toward fill fry delaware this morning, take a little bit of extra time. this rain will be hanging on little bit later down further south you g for today, 61 degrees, with a we are looking at for high temperature, not all that different than what we have here this morning, but the good news, some sunshine will be out there later this afternoon. and check out this seven day forecast sunshine across the board, does not get better than, that i think we al

defense of religious freedom throughout this process, including notre dame's president reverend john jenkins who expressed deep concern with a line of questioning one of my colleagues pursued with professor barrett in her hearing before the judiciary committee. reverend jenkins put into words what i believe many of us were thinking when this colleague of ours said that dogma lives loudly within professor barrett and that's of concern. he wrote, quote, it is chilling to hear from a united states senator that this might now disqualify someone from service as a federal judge, unquote. dogma, he says, quote, lived loudly in the hearts of those who founded our nation, as one where citizens could practice their faith freely and without apology, unquote. i happen to agree with reverend jenkins that attempt to live faith while upholding the law should look at with respect, not concern. and i also take very seriously our responsibility to safeguard religious freedom. and so, my vote for professor barrett's confirmation will be both a vote for an outstanding nominee and a vote for religious freedom. i

we are at a warm 76 in perkasie as we check with john jenkins.boro 73 degrees lou in eagleville at 71. so anywhere through the low to mid 70's is what you are feeling no matter where you are outside, tonight but it will start to get hotter. back to the 80's and that starts tomorrow. take a look weather-wise outside in margate. we will take you up to the poconos and down the shore and waves are rolling in, like to sit out there on the sand and watch raves roll in tonight. great night for walk on the beach, boardwalk if you are down the shore or lucky enough to live down the shore great night to get outside. storm scan three shows our next weather maker a front that is moving in portions of new england, eastern canada does have showers as well as a few thunderstorms along it and moving through great lakes but instead of sweeping through and moving out, what this will do is stall just overhead over the next two days and then it will lift back north as warm front and allow this surge of warm, moist air from the south and west to invade in time for we

that includes reverend john jenkins. he expressed deep concern at the questioning of professor barrett's faith. following professor barrett's hearing in the senate judiciary committee, reverend jeng inns wrote, it -- jenkins wrote that it is chilling to hear from a united states that this might disqualify someone for service as a federal judge. the -- the president of -- in judicial appointments. in a letter to the senate judiciary committee, president isgruber wrote that professor barrett should be evaluated on the basis of her professional ability not religion. he wrote, quote, every senator and every american should cherish and safeguard vigorously the freedom guaranteed by the inspiring principle set fourth in article 6 of the united states constitution. now, despite the rote rick surrounding professor barrett's nomination, i have yet to hear any significant doubts about her legal qualifications. professor barrett made clear that her personal views will have no baring on her rulings as a judge. and she brings the ski

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john clark is joining us. >> malcolm jenkins is expressing strong feelings about that new order. >> this big issue. there's a lot of fans who are not happy that some nfl players take a knee for the national anthem. the nfl and their owners are satisfied about this and jerry jones says any of his players who disrespect the flag during the national anthem, they won't play. now, today the nfl players association says they were told that mayers could express themselves without retribution. here is malcolm jenkins who raises his fist during the national anthem and says he will continue to do that even if his owner told him not to. >> my demonstration is in no way disrespectful to our country or flag or service members or anybody in the league and i think we've made that very clear what we're demonstrating about has nothing to do with the flag but everything to do with social injustice, racial inequality and the things that jerry jones and other owner who is are making statements like that have yet to address. having someone tell me i couldn't do that simply because, you know, a president or y

john clark of nbc sports philadelphia asked safety malcolm jenkins about injuries. >> it's not the firstime we lost darren sproles, ronald darby, and had injuries in between there. we found ways to get wins and found ways to adjust and move forward. tonight was no different. >> count on nbc10, your official eagles station, to get update updates from the team -- get injury updates from the team later today. >>> fans wearing midnight green -- a throwback kelly green, poured out of the linc last night. happy about the big win. >> carson wentz is amazing. everything we've needed. >> since 1986 i've been a season ticket holder, this is probably the most savory victory we've had. >> the eagles host the winless 49ers on sunday. >>> today fight off the field. several eagles players are heading to harrisburg to fight for social justice reform. nbc10's dana dran tee is lied outside lincoln financial field. and nbc10 spoke with malcolm jenkins who is tackling the issue and will be on the state capitol. >> reporter: there's activity at the stadium even hours after the win. the focus for players will

and healing for the first time the eagles malcolm jenkins and chris long joined players around the nfl to talk directly with teamç owners. up next, johnlive with how their message was zeed. chris brown: a fighter for the working men and women of atlantic county. brown fought for what's right by taking on trenton special interests and standing up to chris christie's takeover of atlantic city. he fought to protect jobs in our region and to defeat the north jersey casinos. and now brown is working to keep atlantic county affordable for families and retirees. let's keep chris brown fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> the nfl anthem debate is waging on tonight. following a meeting in new york city between owners and players. nbc sports philadelphia's john clark join us live. this is really an issue that's overshadowed the play on the field. the league says it wants to find common ground. >> eagles players were among a dozen players who met with nfl commissioner roger goodell and a dozen owners today including jeffrey laurie. they say the meeting was productive, but the protests were not discussed. at this t

jenkins said five wins was not our goal. we are nowhere near where we want to end up. so obviously this is just a stepping stone but it's a huge one tonight. i'm johnclark, live at the linc, a lot more at 6:20. >> see you then, john. thank you. the wind is kicking up across the area. this is above the link. citizens bank park is in the background. not moving a bit. >> the wind will be increasing virtually every hour as we head toward the end of the game as the strong weather system heads our way that we have a first alert out for and that is for tomorrow. this is not going to be affecting us during the game, only the wind increasing. that will be an impact timing could be severe. the main threat is damaging winds but there is still a threat of a brief flash flood, partly because of those leaves. and even the tornado threat is not nearly as small as it normally is in this part of the country with a front coming through. so we're going to have to wachl f watch for spinning in the radar. it's not going to bother us until well after midnight and that is with the cold front that is going to be moving in and 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m., coming right through th

jenkins. i guess now it's about performance. in the same way it is for johneutsche bank, ok, you laid out your strategy, and that w now we want the numbers. david: regulators are deciding jes staley can keep his job. alix: there is that too. david: thanks for a much. now we will turn back to general electric. they released the third corner earnings -- third-quarter earnings and stocks fell sharply as the company's mysteries for shares estimates i country mile, coming in at $.29 instead of anticipated $.50. jeffbrought covers -- covers it and just cut his pressure target and we welcome them now on the telephone. thank you so much for being here. in a word, what happened? jeff: this is actually been kind of a slow unwind that has now accelerated. there has been pressure mounting in their power business for quite some time. we have had kind of a longer-term disconnect between the earnings and the cash flow of ge. it just feels like a lot of that is now coming home to roost. the approximate culprit today is a lot of pressure in the power business. david: the new

john f. kennedy back in 1963. ainsley: one the most surprising things, a meeting between lee harvey oswald and the kbg agent. brian: i have seen griff jenkins give you are doing jfk new information. what do you have for us. >> it's very exciting with historian now with a best-selling book you will like this. it will take historians a long time to process the significance of this national archives release and what we know about the events leading up to tragic day in dallas. first glance hundreds of documents once marked secret there are shocking new details. for starters, this cia document showing lee harvey oswald met with a senior kbg 13th department. responsible for sabotage. he met two months prior to the kennedy assassination. the fbi was aware of this meeting a full month before jfk would be killed. there is this document. a memo from the cia to the director of the fbi call made from the british with the cambridge news just 25 minutes before jfk's assassination. the anonymous caller telling the reporter to call the american embassy in london for some, quote: big news. and then he hung up. knowledge of this call came from information gl