this is in kensington, maryland, due to downed wires. you see crews are trying to figure out what to do to get figure out what to do to get that cleared out. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> welcome back. it's 5:11. taking a look at capitol hill this morning, the possibility of another government shutdown looms as some republicans try to block federal funding for planned parenthood. conservative lawmakers and even some presidential candidates want the shutdown tied to spending. >>> we all know a shut dodown, would hit families and businesses. across the board, sequestration could hit d.c. if lawmakers don't have a deal. >>> we know that how schools grade their students are important to you, now, you can have a little c

how queen elizabeth is making history >>> breaking news in kensington right now. connecticut avenue again we're shut down at knowles avenue. you can turn left southbound connecticut to turn left on knowles. otherwise, you're going to be stopped there. the best thing to do is take georgia avenue. outbound. a car fire that just popped, town center. and red line delays to glennmont. on the roads, 270 south, no problems. outer loop of the beltway looking quite good. 66 inbound and 95 outbound looking okay. >>> breaking news right now, we just learned of a second homicide in prince george's conte this morning police are at the scene, this is annapolis road and cooper lane. they tell us they responded to a report of an assault just about an hour ago. when they arrived on the scene, they did find a man. it appeared he had trauma on his body. he died it scene. police at this point still trying to figure out what the motive was and they're also trying to find a suspect in the case. stay with news4 for more on the developing story. eun. >> thanks, angie. that is big ben. as

. >>> some families in kensington say they have no choice but to live on the street and in tents and now they are asking for cities help. >> homelessness is city of philadelphia a has been trying to deal with for years. "eyewitness news" reporter real solomon joins us from kensington with that story. >> reporter: well, ukee these families say they have been out here for several days, take a look behind me we can see the the campsite where they have been sleeping, the tents, some of this clothing has been donated, others they have brought with them. is there even food, family and neighbors have been bringing by food all day long but family members that i have spoken to today say they want a permanent home and the city should be able to help them. in the kensington abandoned hot, at least six families sit and wait. >> nobody wants to be in this picture. >> reporter: they are living at cumberland and american street tents. they say different circumstances led them to the same result, homelessness. >> it is not like i have had to work, i don't work, but i do, i just can't find a job now

. >>> in kensington, two grenades were found in a bag of clothing, delivered to a thrift store. witnesses shared this cell phone video of detectives evacuating the area outside the village thrift store on the 2900 block of kensington avenue this morning. after investigating, the grenades were found to be hollowed out, with no explosives inside. >>> best-selling author jackie collins passed away earlier today. her family released a statement saying the beautiful dynamic mother died of breast cancer. collins was adored by her family, friends and the millions of readers who she's been entertaining for over four decades. collins wrote more than 30 new york times best-sellers. she was 77 years old. >>> the man at the center of the sixers' last championship was laid to rest today. funeral services were held for moses malone in houston. former teammate charles barkley was among those in attendance. malone died sunday of heart failure. a three-time league mvp, malone was the first player to jump straight from high school to the pros and was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 2

they were living in tents at american and cumberland streets in kensington.roup calls the site tent city. sherry of the economic rights campaign has been meeting with the group. >> we have grown from six families, to dozens of families. >> reporter: top officials with philadelphia's public housing authority and the office of supportive housing say that they visited the site thursday evening and tried to offer emergency shelter. >> we have offered emergency housing. emergency housing is not perfect, but it is the first step towards working your way towards permanent housing. >> reporter: when i asked honkula about the cities claim she denied any real accommodations were offered. >> we are calling the city's bluff, but friday afternoon she announced community members have stepped up and offered to help. people like brett parker. >> i necessity how it is to have kid and in the knowing when next meal was coming from. >> reporter: he was alerted through social media site instagram. >> yes. >> reporter: and he kept mentioning a young baby, and, had to get help. he

all over kensington. 26-21. here's brent after a memorable outing. >> my line. my line. my quarterback. i had a great run. my line did great. receivers blocked. both teams did good. >> now next week's game of the week are st. joe's prep and malvern, quaker town, and -- log to nbc 10.com right now to cast your vote. that's sports. i'm danny. stick around. we'll be right back. >> the tonight show starts. let's find out what's in store. >> thank you, jim and hurricane and everyone in philadelphia. we're singing barbershop with joseph goreden levitt. music from nate brown and nicki -- >> they're wearing the bow ties. >> you would look good in that jacket. >> i have that. >> all right. the forecast for the papal weekend needs to be nice and comfortable. that rain, looks like that's what's going to happen, and the forecast is for mostly cloudy skies, so you're not even necessarily going to get a bad sun burn. out there for hour after hour. temperatures getting into the mid 70s, both saturday and sunday. for the eagles, it's a little bit cooler than that. temperatures down into

. >>> in philadelphia, labor day kicked off early in kensington. the kensington urban and business high school held its inaugural community day celebration. the event gave students, parents and those in the community the opportunity to meet new staff ahead of the upcoming school year. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" a thief apologizes. he was caught on camera stealing a piece of family history. what he's doing to make up for it. >>> raising the noise level in a delaware neighborhood. some residents are trying to pull the plug on a popular bar's evening entertainment. >>> a hot, humid start to the labor day weekend but really nice changes in the forecast. i will show you that for your labor day and shorecast coming up. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. c

at 7:15 office's rested several men on lehigh avenue in the kensington section of philadelphia. while the three two-year old was in the back of the police vehicle he managed to cut himself on the wrist, and throat. he is in critical condition, temple university hospital. >>> a 17 year-old escaped from wilmington police tonight by kicking out the window of a juvenile corrections van. officers were transporting j.d. ujuan robinson when he broke the window and jumped out of the moving vehicle. was last seen in the 400 block of martin luther king boulevard. robinson was shackled at the time. he was in custody on weapons related offenses. if you see him you are urged to call 911. >>> we are ten days away from the arrival the of the pope francis. crews are working around the clock to prepare for this historic event. these no parking signs just went up in center city. starting next week, people in certain areas will need to move their cars, for the vehicles will be towed. >>> penndot released more information today about road closures and restrictions during the pope's visit. starting

he made the discovery on the 2900 block of kensington avenue just before 9 o'clock this morning.e say the devices turned out to be hollowed out and not live. authorities are working to track down who owned those grenades. >>> also, a man suspected of shooting at motorists on a phoenix highway is now being held on a million dollars bail. a swat team stormed a wal-mart store and arrested leslie merritt last night. police say he is linked to four of the 11 shootings on interstate 10 over the past few weeks. the break in the case came just after the suspect apparently pawned a 9-millimeter handgun. police say the gun is linked to those crimes but merritt denied any involvement in court today. >> all i have to say is that i'm the wrong guy. i've tried telling the detectives that. my gun has been in the pawnshop for the last two months. i haven't even had access to a weapon. >> merritt told the judge he he can't afford the bond. the only person injured in the shootings was a 13-year-old girl hurt by flying glass. >>> straight ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, a tornado is captured on

a man slammed into the pole in the kensington neighborhood. police tweeting out a photo. there's still no word of the cause of the crash. one person was taken to the hospital. they do have serious injuries. >>> well, pope francis's visit to the united states wraps up today come min nating with what's expected to be the biggest events of his trip. here's a live look from philadelphia at the benjamin franklin parkway where the pope will celebrate mass for the closing world meeting of the families. what an event. >> it's for more than a million people on this final day. at 11:00 a.m. he'll start with a visit at philadelphia's largest jail, a papal mass with the world meeting of families is scheduled at 4:00 this afternoon. from there pope francis will leave for rome at 8:00 tonight. you know that eun yang is in philadelphia right now where music and passion have already set the stage. >> reporter: philadelphia is live with excitement and joy as pope francis spends a full day here in the city of brotherly love. the faithful who came to see him say his message of love is good

they have a pantry here working at this corner here in kensington. a lot of people got the message but none want the message about homelessness and the discussion to end here. live in kensington, tim furlong, nbc 10. >> we've been waiting for months and months. now the number of days until the pope's visit is down to just ten. >> officials are urging people to get ready and get excited. today city leaders laid out details reminding residents trash collection friday 25th and monday the 28th is canceled city wide. however, all city rec centers, parks outside the festival ground will be open during normal hours. law enforcement is preparing for 12-hour shifts beginning midnight on the 25th and additional medical units on duty. >> if you drive near the parkway you noticed a lot of changes over the last few days. we spotted these crews setting up the big stage for the papal event. a bird's-eye view looking over the parkway. officials expect this area here to fill with hundreds of thousands of people during pope's mass on sunday. could be 1.5 million, 2 mi

and a thief uses a wooden board to pull off a heist in west kensington and a woman is making specialags for thousands of pope francis visitors. >>> first latest on a massive manhunt for those suspected in the kill of an illinois police officer, it happened in fox lake, 50 miles north of chicago, the officer radioed in to tell dispatchers that he was in a foot chase with three suspicious men, the communication ended and he was found with a gunshot wound, he was rushed to the hospital and later died. >> now several law enforcement agencies including the fbi and atv and u.s. marshals are scouring that area from air and by ground searching for the three suspects, we'll continue to follow the story for you. >>> a kentucky county clerk who has refused to hand out marriage licenses to same sex couples, continues to defy a federal judge's ruling. >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses today. >> because i'm not. >> a gay couple confronted kim davis in her office in moorehead, and they said she has no legal grounds to refuse to issue gay marriage licenses, but that did not stop her from

buscando a dos sospechosos que robaron la farmacia amigo, ubicada en el bloque 30 00 de la avenida kensington y varios artÍculos valorados en 11.000 $. los delincuentes llegaron una chica cherokee, por favor informaciÓn si tienen alguna. >> hombre hispano de unos 30 aÑos de edad de unos seis pies y consiguiÓ llevarse unos 150 $, afortunadamente nadie resultÓ herido. reportero: afectados por el pasado huracÁn sandy,, la agencia de hipotecas del estado, ya no serÁ necesario contar con el requisito de tener una hipoteca vigente sobre su residencia actual. la idea de un escultor latino serÁ plasmada pronto será una cocina comunitaria donde segÚn el artista todos llegaran a cumplir su propia receta y aprender de los que saben. compartimos lo que tiene el artista. >> estoy diciendo de alguna manera como se puede usar el arte, para las necesidades bÁsicas de un ser humano. reportero: esta idea de una cocina comunitaria ubicada en las 22 00, buscar que la comunidad se implique. los materiales son todos reciclables, la construcciÓn de un horno serÁ esencial para darle forma su idea. >> la idea es que

your chance to choose south philly, central or kensington and mastbaum.ope francis will once again make history. good morning, matt. >> good morning, yeah the first trip to the united states, now the first addressing a joint session of congress. thousands are lining up just to get a quick glimpse of the pope. we give another live look right after this.  >> i am matt deluca live in walked, where people are gathering to see pope francis after he addresses congress. this is where we see tens of thousands of people line up, since 5:00 this morning, they were letting them into the west lawn of the capitol. they are talking about climate change, immigration, all sorts of issues out there. you see the pope will come out of the balcony. he will address congress and so it's going to be a historic day a. special day here in washington. >> reporter: i'm monique braxton, a lock down looms a. police officer is conducting security checks. this is where the francis festival grounds. he may dance here, he will definitely speak. if you are just waking up, we're walk you

amigo's pharmacy in kensington was hit last month. >> they are going for the narcotics, anything that can get you high on the streets, anything. >> what's more the it is believe they have had taken part in the atm theives across the city. >>> gop contenders took to the stage for the second debate. they faced off against immigration and gay marriage and everybody was against donald trump. >> round 2 began with the first feisty debate. >> visor article attack -- visceral attack to attack all those short, fat, ugly. >> donald trump sparring with jeb bush. >> more energy tonight i like that. >> a tussal between trump and carly fiorina over alleged business failures when chris christie rejects. >> for the 55-year-old construction workers who don't have a job, they don't care about your career, they care about theirs. >> reporter: the most tweeted moment of the night was about abortion and her response to donald trump's statement in rolling stone. she came into the debate with 4% in the polls, trump 27%. analysts think trump's failure to show his command of policy could turn the tables. >>

ndreds of works of art are also on display at kensington town hall. now, if you missed the fun there, do not worry. you have other options. you can head over to gaithersburg around 1:00 this afternoon for its 77th annual labor day parade. you're going to hear high school bands and see antique cars and fire trucks. if you're looking for something a little different, what about glenn echo's art show at noon in about 15 minutes and features more than 650 pieces, including jewelry, paintings, ceramics and sculptures. >>> alexandria's mayor says he will not give up his seat without a fight. he says he will run for reelection as a write-in candidate. he lost a local primary over the summer to council vice chair allison silver berg. people want him to run so much so, they're encouraging him to do that, stopping him on the street. >> this city is worth fighting for. i was born and raised here and i will not go quietly into the night. >> he has served four terms already as the mayor of alexandria. >>> a california cell phone company wants to change the name of

her son is part of the color guard leading the kensington parade. ♪ >> reporter: likeagj parades acs is a mix of small-town traditions, like fire trucks and marching bands. and, of course, there is politics. >> happy labor day. >> reporter: and politicians for the parentsb and candy,vl[ox lo candy for the kids. and there were less traditional participants in today's parades ♪ >> forward at the cz1xhalf-step march. >> reporter: at the gaithersburg parade, the sops of the confederate veterans were welcomed by some, but not by everyone. >> you come out here to this incredibly diverse, wonderful neighborhood and they are waving that symbol of hatred. and i really don't appreciate it. so, i wish -- i wish they would stop. they come out2w#2x here every y >> reporter: and what would a parade be without men in kilts? [ bagpipes playing ] tr(t&háhp &hc%  today's parade, it signals the end of another ]z2summer. in gaithersburg at the labor day parade, i'm mark segraves, news4. >> about as festive as mark ever is. >>> a bold experiment at the what police are now saying about the first ever b

morning parade for kensington at 10:00, lower in the 70's and make it cloudy skies. might be some of the more enjoying temperatures before it gets too hot and even hoo mid. afternoon parade going on. gaithersburg. this is where it gets hot and humid. you have the hats, sunglasses and sunscreen to keep you out of the sunburn territory. and then we go into tuesday and this is one of the hottest days we got this week. lower to mid 90's into the forecast for actual air temperatures. wednesday is your hottest day. we may have our hottest temperatures peaking at 95 to 96. 95, 96 but for this time of the year we're getting a record of high temperatures. we're getting into that territory. it's awfully hot. and the likelyiest storm day is thursday with a cold front coming in. kellye: all right. sounds good. thank you very much. 7 on your side. ez pass holders owe money on their accounts. the message direct ez pass holders will click on a link and hand over personal and financial information. >> if you take the bait you're actually transferring money electronically to put it i

bands and groups made their way down connecticut avenue in kensington's labor day parade. part of an annual tradition in the historic town as well. another is at 2:00 this afternoon. this all signals the end of summer breakouts. especially in northern virginia. yet again as we have mentioned,. >>> it feels like summer. >>> the unofficial end of summer but summer weather is going to keep on coming. >> two weeks technically? right? >> reporter: hot and humid, but this weekend might not shape up to be too bad. hang onto the 7-day forecast. look out, i was just outside and it does feel very humid and lots of sunshine to be had for your labor day. sunscreen, sunglasses and maybe allergy medicine. we'll have that allergy report. it is great outside there, couldn't ask if a better labor day. we need some rain, it is a little dry lately, but we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, let's enjoy labor day while we have it. 83 degrees, winds out of the south. starting to feel a little more humid out there. temperatures across the region, we are adding 3 to 4 degrees to that

armed robbery but suspects not armed with the gunment this was inside lee's food court in west kensington this month. man walk in the with the two-by-four and demanded cash. then he got behind the counter and took what he came for. police say suspect is still on the run but thankfully no one was hurt. >>> suspect in the hit and run accident that killed a little boy in west kensington turned himself in yesterday. 22-year old miguel colon was behind the car that hid david alycia and his 19 year-old mother. the i had had inned april. the little boy died, three days later. his mommies still recovering. >>> in in mystery book ace peering in thousands of mailboxes indoor steps in philadelphia if you received one chances are you are not alone. >> we are wondering what the heck this is. and why they are getting this. bruce gordon is looking into this for us in south philadelphia. hi there, bruce. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the it is not a religious theme book of the month club offering but instead it is a 400 page tone filled with bible quotes and end of the world prophecies and landing in

. >>> the suspect in a hit-and-run accident that killed a little boy in west kensington turned himself in to police tonight. investigators say 22-year-old miguel cologne was behind the wheel of the car that hit two-year-old david alicia and 19-year-old mother. it happened back in april as they were crossing mascher street. the little boy died three days later. this mom is still recovering. >>> all clear tonight after a suspicious package was found at an airplane hangar at joint base mcguire. the package was found just after 2:30 this afternoon on the lakehurst side in new jersey. investigators later determined that the package was not a threat and the alert was canceled just before 5:00 this evening. >>> some big problems for delaware county school district classes start in just two days and as we told you last week, unless there's a state budget passed teachers in the chester upland school district will not get paid. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in front of the staples in springfield where many parents are finishing their back to school shopping but chris for the teachers in chest

. >> happening now, all over social media, tent city, homeless families popped up in kensington. six families, some with very young children say moving here was their only option. they've been priced out of the area rental market. they and supporters say the housing unit nides to do better jobs putting roofs over people's heads. >> we think there is something wrong coming into the area to see the pope and yet can't figure out how to feed, clothe, house our children. >> a pray circle, local state r emt ep the city will help find homes. but the discussion should not end here. >>> it's official, john carney running for governor. he planned to support the late beau biden but one has to step applause at 2016. carney created a gubernatorial campaign today. jack martle cannot run again. carney is the only candidate to officially declare. >>> for the presidential nominations, republicans square off for the second time tonight. debate at ron al reagan library. jay gray is joining us live from simi valley. thanks for being here. first, does governor christie need to make a big splash to st

consejos a los jÓvenes impulsa esta idea, un bus que muestra opciones estuvimos en la escuela de kensingtonuna iniciativa educacional acuciado por el distrito con el filadelfia en la escuela escolar al norte de la ciudad busca que los estudiantes entre noveno y dÉcimo grados pueden escoger de forma consciente. mitad bus mitad una celda es la poderosa demostraciÓn del impacto de la educaciÓn en el futuro de los jÓvenes. >> queremos que lleguen a la meta de graduarse, tener un trabajo o ir a la universidad. el choice habla de esas elecciones que tienen pero la meta mÁs grande es que termina en la escuela. julio: los estudiantes ingresan mediante un vÍdeo y la tutora ve las opciones de quedarse estudiando o enfrentar las consecuencias de una mala elecciÓn. >> queremos que ellos entren al escuela y la carga es que se quedan, esa es la meta trabajar con nuestros niÑos, o invitamos a 200 niÑos desde noveno hasta el diez para que ellos sepan las opciones que tienen, no tanto de la escuela pero de la vida, su futuro y sus sueÑos. julio: al terminar la presentaciÓn los estudiantes bajan con una mejo

. >>> a man died early this morning after he was shot in west kensington, police are looking for suspects in the attack. it happened on 4th and cambridge streets last night. they found shell cases nearby and cars were hilt by bullets. >>> the pope's arrival in philadelphia is now nine days and just over 21 hours away, mayor michael nutter gave us an update on the plans early this morning and is urging philadelphians to take part in the fest visits, david murphy is live at city hall with more on that. >> hey rick, no major announcements with this, just keeping odds and ends of things, this took on something of a pep rally for mayor nutter as he urged everyone to get excited. we heard a lot about the inconvenience of the staging of this major effort. but the mayor is urging everybody to roll with it and enjoy this unprecedented event. >> i am asking philadelphians that are not joyfully anticipating the arrival of pope francis, there are people all over the world that may never have the opportunity we will have to welcome a leader of international performance to their home town let alone see

is his voice going to reach west kensington or his voice is going to be heard downtown. >> i'm prayingjust go back to my 1979 experience with pope john paul ii, i'm optimistic that a few other young men will hear the similar call to say wow. >> reporter: father higgins has no doubt, though, he'll still have to reach out to reclaim. >> you live in the neighborhood. >> yeah, just down that way. >> one catholic at a time. >> come and visit. you got the mass schedule there. >> joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> the phil put another young pitcher on the mound but it got really dicey in the seventh inning. eagles trade away matt barkley giving tebow mania life. we take look at some of the other moves the team made ♪ >> never before have people been so excited for a third string quarterback. looks like tim tebow will make the team because matt bark system out of here. we told you earlier barkley was trade todays isophoria conditional seventh round pick. he was better than tebow for most of camp and that's probable wal got him traded. he picked up enough value that another team was interested. chip

kensington mostly cloudy. into the lower 80's. a little bit warmer, a little bit humid. temperatures tomorrow will reach in the lower 90's. the gaithersburg labor day parade kicks off at 1:00. this one gets pretty hot. mid to upper 80's feeling closer into the lower 90's. there's lots of sunshine. the hottest weather comes after our labor day. maybe heat and humidity. ere's a look at high temperature. it could feel like it's mid to upper 90's if not close to 100 degrees. we have another heat wave that will last until the end of the week. that looks to be the likelyiest rain day on thursday. it's not going to be really hot on labor day. but compared to the humidity levels you'll say wow, that humidity is back in full force but it's that last day of summer for you. kellye: i don't think anybody will be complaining. have you heard that they are calling the venus-serena matchup lling it gracious vs. -- gracious vs. tenacious. >> if you like good tennis and you like great baseball this week is going to be awesome for you. the greatness that is serena williams is on a collisio

los incendios que mantuvo las autoridades ocupadas se desatÓ en kensington.nos obligarÁ a salir de la casa. esto sucediÓ la cuadra 23 00 . la policÍa patrulla detectÓ un intenso fuego desde la parte trasera de la casa. oficiales comenzaron a tocar las puertas para despertar los residentes, la cruz roja llegÓ para brindar ayuda a los afectados. no sido visto por mÁs de un mes y familiares piden ayuda del pÚblico para localizar los puntos. >> estoy aquÍ que me llamen que yo los estoy buscando. reportera: la seÑora estÁ muy dolida y por eso no quiso mostrar su rostro . su Único hijo lleva un mes perdido. alexis de 20 aÑos que desapareciÓ despuÉs de que sus familiares lo quisieran ingresar en un hospital para enfermos de salud mental el pasado 6 de agosto. aunque no habÍa mostrado seÑales de depresiÓn segÚn cristal de la torre todo cambio despuÉs de un viaje que hizo para ver su papÁ que radica en nueva york. >> tratamos de ayudarlo, luego muy diferente, lo llevamos a un mÉdico, mandaron a mi marido la casa y de ahÍ no supimos mÁs de alex. reportera: la familia h

"action news" viewer sent us pictures at kensington and indiana avenue knew shut down after employees at the thrift store called police. it turns out grenades were not explosive but they are still trying to figure out where they came from. >>> is there still much more to come on this "action news" this sunday afternoon, in health check we're talking bedtime snacks for kids. find out which food experts recommend and which you should stay away from. >>> do you want to get away this holiday season. we will tell you what is the the best time to buy a plane ticket and when you will get the the best deals. >>> those stories police meteorologist chris sowers will have the full accu weather forecast when "action news" continues. >> "action news" is sponsored by american association for cancer research, finding cures together, support cancer research and donate today at a ac r foundation.org. a guy in california, and, and, pizza a mike vegas ordered a pie with some wings, and he put the rest in the fridge. and then, he went back for seconds, he noticed this. his wing sauce was filled with cash

bristol starting the season with a non-league match-up against kensington. take it to the sky for skylights. keep your eye on the ball. charter fumbles, and haven recovers but would fall 27-6. and then in the city visiting frankfurt. seconds left in the half on this one, new town looking to build on the lead, jumping catch, and marple gets the win. upper darby takes down bonner 21-8. and doing battle down the show. and conwell eagan against archbishop. and troy hester, a toss to david williams and david williams does the rest, and heads for the outside and doesn't look back. boys layin shuts out colombo. head to nbc10.com and cast your vote. that will do it. i am amy fadool. have a great day. >>> that does it. that is one of the greatest, most spectacular high-quality comebacks. >> two time raffaele nadal has been eliminated in the third round of this year's open. this happened around 1:30 this morning. it ended nadal's 10-year streak of winning one of the four tennis majors. >>> this week a local man got the chance to thank the people that kept him alive af

have you about three hours left to choose south philly or central or mastbaum-kensington. >> kids getone t. game is later today. >> right. so we need to know where we're going to cover the high school game of the week. >> we cruise out, we'll see. >> thank you very much. you are watching nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >> another history making moment, happening just a few hours in walk t. pope will address congress. we are live on capitol hill where crowds are already gathering to get a glimpse of pope francis. >>> and get ready for more closures. they're coming. we have what you need to know

in the kensington section of brooklyn, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> a suspect trying to outrun police leaves a trail of damage and destruction through two long island towns. cbs 2's janelle burrell has more on the botched getaway. >> reporter: jonathan moore is in police custody after an overnight chase spanning two long island towns 7 miles and a whole lot of damage in between. >> either he was stoned or drunk. i have no idea. but he was running hard. >> reporter: greg ross one of the many victims in this ordeal that police say began with a three-car crash around midnight near exit 62 off the long island expressway in holtsville. he crashed his vehicle into two other cars and ran. a man at the scene started chasing moore across the service road and then got hit himself by a van and injured. meanwhile they say moore had made his way here to a company where he jumped the fence hopped into a tractor-trailer, plowed through the gate and kept going. you can see part of the broken fence. one of the company managers tells me because they have they have this barbed wire security fence they o

. >> reporter: today she's an administrative assistant in kensington, which among other things teachessh learning classes to immigrants. for sister's here rosa's story of struggle, faith, determination is not uncommon. >> people who are so anti immigrant don't know immigrants. if they had the opportunity to meet someone, to hear their story, i think the hearts could be changed. >> reporter: in kensington, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the papal visit. we have a full will resource guide on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> more signs of progress down the shore today, from the aftermath of the hurricane sandy. nearly three years after the super storm hit sea isle city has a new city hall. sandy damaged the cities former municipal building in 2012. today a local official all joined local officials rather all joined in celebrating the building opening which will be the home for the the cities police department, emergency management, and much more. so glad to see that up and running. >> yes. >> kate joins us

this happened at the village thrift store on the 2900 block of kensington avenue. an employee found two grenades and plastic bag and called police. police say the devices turned out to be hollowed out. and not live. >> all right, 7:10 right now. as the sunrises this morning, rescuers return to niagara falls, hoping to find a woman they say jumped into the rapids. we'll have the latest on their effort. >> also ahead, the only survivor of the virginia shooting that left a tv news crew dead. returns to the crime scene to dedicate a memorial. we'll hear from organizers. >> and the man accuse in the series of friday way shootings in arizona, makes a court appearance, we'll tell you what he said to the judge. >> and kyla says, we will be going from cloudy to sunny in just a little while now. good news for anybody headed out to the eagles game of course. we'll have the full forecast, including taste of fall, when we come back. >> woman in the 40's, jumped into the ran its, with other falls, prospect point. canadian authorities are helping in the is her: the chief of the p

. >> we had an initiative focusing on heroin in a did it different locations in the city, kensingtonnd south philly. as a result of that we serve 23 search warrants today. as a result of that you can see what's on the table behind us, guns, drugs. >> reporter: and cops aren't done yet much these busts are still going on as we speak. narcotics teams are still on the streets serving their warrants as we speak tonight. lucy? >> all right, chris, thank you very much. >>> world's largest five below discount store now open right here in philadelphia. dozens waited outside the company's new flagship store in the 1500 block of chestnut street this morning. so excited. even mayor michael nutter was there top cut the ribbon. store officials say their opening celebration will last three more days including give aways and deals. it sits on the site of the 100-year-old arcadia theater a few blocks from five below's corporate headquarters. >>> pope francis arrives in philadelphia in 16 days. but some valuable items from the vatican are already here. the franklin institute is busy setting up its va

. >>> a brown paper bag was the source of tense moments at episcopal hospital in kensington. at 10:00 a.m., security guards found the bag at the main entrance. the ends were folded and a note was attached. the bomb squad gave them the all clear two minutes after they arrived. >>> it's crunch time for organizerses as they prepare for tens of thousands who plan to be part of the historic event for pope francis. local businesses are getting ready, too. >> this is why you live in the city, it's exciting. >> reporter: center city businesses are harshing out businesses for the papal weekend. this woman has 8 stores. she is doubling pope merchandise. >> i had no doubt we would be open. it's exciting that it's happening. we have live and have our businesses in center city. for all of our restaurants and retail we're open the whole weekend. 13 street neighbors are following her lead. >> the store is staying open. >> reporter: steve has pope merchandise at the soap store. all the local employees plan to work that weekend. >> we're playing it by ear. if we can accommodate we'll stay ope

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. >>> an earlier morning fire forced nine people from their homes in the kensington section of philadelphia, the blaze broke out at 2:45 on east norris street. they were on a routine patrol when they saw flames coming from the back of the house, three homes were damaged and fortunately nobody was hurt. and investigators have yet to determine what sparked the flames. >>> a former philadelphia traffic court judge acquitted in a ticket fixing scheme is facing tax charges, the u.s. attorney's office charged michael sullivan with one counts of failing to report and pay payroll taxes if convicted sullivan faces 1 year in prison and a $25,000 fine. >>> we hear about distracted driving but we have not heard about distracted driving by a philadelphia ambulance driver until now. "action news" reporter, chad pradelli has that story. >> ebony clark tells "action news" that she felt compelled to record the emt as he cruised down broad street texting and using the internet while her injured son sat next to her. she says the ride lasted ten minutes and the driver never put down his phone. >> that was dere

. >>> another intense night for families in kensington. families are pitching their tents because they couldn't afford housing and found no room at local shelters. they wanted to bring attention to the plight of the homeless as the city spent hundreds and thousands of dollars on the pope's visit pt the housing authority agreed to supply them with vouchers in the morning for public housing. >>> atlantic city is a disaster and i degraded atlantic city. i knew when to get out. my timing was great and i got a lot of credit for it. >> the casino crisis taking center stage at the republican debate tonight. that's donald trump fending off attacks on his business record. he was still the main target from his gop rivals but the debate created a primetime opportunity for carly fiorina. national correspondent jay gray reports from the ronald reagan presidential library in california. >> as far as temperament, i think i have a great temperament. i built a phenomenal business. >> i think mr. trump is a wonderful entertainer. he's been terrific fek at t

toe are believed to be responsible for eight burglaries since march, the owner of the pharmacy in kensington was hit last month. they are going for the pills, oxycodones anything that can get you high in the streets. >> the thieves have taken part in several atm thefts across the city and they have not identified the suspects yet. >>> on the weather fronts there is more of the same outside and nobody is complaining, sky 6 hd is looking at at jersey shore and another pleasant afternoon in atlantic city, mainly sunny skies and light winds and feeling like summer in the region with temperatures in the 80s, things will change soon enough lets enjoy it while it lasts. david murphy is on the terrace. >> i'm enjoying it, 82 in philadelphia under bright sunny skies and a few high cirrus clouds especially down by the shore but they are not thick enough to block out the sun and 84 in washington and 84 in new york city so warm air in place, and pennsylvania and pittsburgh we are dealing with warm air, i mention this at the top of the half hour, there is a code orange air quality alert, for sensitive gr

philadelphia this morning, the flames broke out on the 2300 block of east norris street in the kensington section, police on patrol spotted the fire and they banged on doors to get them out. >>> funeral services are planned for a family that died in a fire last week, the services will be held in longbranch today, they say that bahari shot her and their two children before killing himself. >>> the brazen bandits robbed and discarded an atm. a viewer notified us of the damage on binghamton street. to long how long the machine has been there or if it contains any money, if you know anything about this the police want to hear from you. >>> pope francis arrives in philadelphia less than three weeks from now, and tickets for the pope's speech at independence mall are soldout. 10,000 tickets went online 30 minutes ago and now a message appears that the tickets are soldout. other tickets are available for events on the parkway when the pope is in town and they will be available tomorrow. >>> meantime septa is adding stops in center city both on the broad street and septa lines, hopefully making i

website cbsphilly.com n other news this noon, double shooting turns deadly in philadelphia's city's kensington neighborhood. chopper three over the scene on the 1800 block of monmouth street. police say arriving officers rushed the victims, 19 year old woman and 21 year old man to temple hospital. we have just learned that male victim has died at this time, no arrests have been made. >> this noon baseball fans remembering one of the sports most enduring icons. hall of famer yogi berra passed away at a nursing home in north jersey. van eat a shows us how yogi made hit mark in baseball and beyond. >> yogi berra had a way with words like few others. >> it is not over until it is over. >> they are known as yogiisms, copied by millions, even presidents. >> it isn't over until it is over. >> we may be lost but we're making good time. >> when you come to a fork in the road, take it. >> and while berra's whitt and wisdom brought smiles to many off the field, there was nothing comical about his hall of fame baseball career, playing for the legendary new york yankees, berra key member of bronx bombers t

south philly and central or mastbalm and kensington. cast your vote.s in miami taking on the marlins. ten games left after tonight's contest. pick this one up in extras. tied at two, coming through with the opposite field base the marlins tie in the the bottom of the 10th. gordon spanks one into right center. that's your ball game. fillies lose to the marlins in walkoff fashion. as you heard earlier, a sad day in the baseball world. yogi berra passed away at the age of 90. berra is one of the icons in new york yankees franchise and owns 10 world series titles. the most of any player. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. we'll be right back. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. because i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne

the suspect ran from a kensington barber shop while firing a high-powered rifle, killing one man and injured two others. philadelphia police charged him with murder, aggravated assault and violations. one of the man who survived was his intended victim. they don't knee why police was after him. >> a rash of robberies near temple university. the most recent in the 1700 block of fontaine street just west of campus. police tell us a temple student was grabbed from behind as he walked down the street thursday night. his wallet was stolen. a second man had his wallet taken early this morning in the same area. police are reminding student to use the temple shuttle or ask for an eskout if they're walking. >> temple university could soon be cleared of charges he sold technology secrets to china. late today, federal prosecutors filed a motion to dismiss the case. his attorney said it was because law enforcement agents misunderstood the science behind the case. xi is still teaching at temple but resigned as chair of the department when he was charged. >> just a beautiful sunset over the philad

. >>> new this morning, a man was shot in the back in philadelphia's kensington section. it happened on the 2800 block of mutter street just after 11:00. police rushed the 39-year-old victim to the hospital. he's now in critical condition. no word on suspects or on a motive. >>> and happening today, the five candidates who will be on the ballot for philadelphia mayor in november will face off for their first debate. democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey will square off at 7:00 the debate will be held at the hilton hotel at 237 south broad. they will be joined by two independents and a member of the socialist worker party. the debate is being hosted by the united way and i'll be there as the moderator. on line registration has closed but walk ins will be welcomed on a first come basis as long as they have room and a reminder the general election is november 3rd. >> that mayoral election is five weeks away. "action news" will be profiling the major party candidates. we asked kenny and murray bailey what they thought of the security, level of it and both h

. >> grenade scare forces evacuation of the village thrift store in kensington. an employee there found two grenades in a plastic bag and called police. made the discovery the 2900 block every kensington avenue just before 9:00 saturday morning. police say the device turned out to be hollowed out and not live. authorities are working to track down the owner of those grenades. >> also, this morning, some sad news to report. best selling british author jacky collins has died. she was phone for writing vibrant novels about extravagance, glamour, after fluent life in hollywood. she died of breast cancer in los angeles. the 77 year old was the sister of actress joan collins. >>> well, also this weekend, friends, family, former nba great, gather to say booed good-bye to moses malone. funeral held for malone this morning at a houston church. moses helped lead the sixers to the 1983nba championship. three time nbamvp died of heart disease sunday. he was 60 years old. >>> it is 6:08 right now. coming up next on "eyewitness news", we are going live to cuba with special rep

. >>> breaking news in kensington, connecticut avenue, we're shut down northbound and southbound there at knowles avenue. your alternate if you're coming southbound, howard avenue or washington street. if you can we have downed wires there. prince george's county looking good. overall green. 95 north, through stafford, two right lanes blocked. it was a little yellow but it's okay now. and 270 rolling along quite nicely, eun. >> thank you, melissa. >>> new details in the e-mail scandal with hillary clinton's campaign and republicans now pushing for immunity in the x-rays. >>> and it's not as bad as drama ♪ >>> d.c. is the center of the presidential campaign today. candidates are out in full force to weigh if on the nuclear agreement with iran. nbc's tracie potts is with here on capitol hill. who is in town? >> reporter: we've got donald trump and ted cruz leading a big rally on capitol hill. they are against it. in fact, trump in an op-ed with "usa today" talked about negotiations calling it amateur hour. they're going to be out with other conservatives like sarah palin and glenn beck r