at langhorne carpet in bucks count. >> i the carpet is mainly wool, juice and cotton. >> bill gave me insiders tour of the mill, his grandfather founded in 1930. clearly a carpet for the pope is a extraordinary assignment, and langhorne carpet made it their gift to him. >> we wanted something that wobble gant and simple. we went with some of the images from the stained glass windows at the cathedral. >> runner for pope francis' arrival and departure at atlantic aviation. also loom two large accent rugs in green, with the same gold medalian design. therefore the rectory, where pope francis will dress for mass privately. >> this is the carpet. it is cardinal red and papal gold, 110,000 ends of yarn per square yard, and it is spectacular. but off the loom, a carpet is never perfect. that's where the clipping and sewing expertise of keisha diaz plays out. >> i was just nervous, i just want to go detail by detail, make sure i don't leave nothing behind. >> ensuring the pope's first steps in philadelphia feel devine. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and in campaign 2016 now, th

. >> carpet 9 feet wide and 75 feet long, was loomed at langhorne carpet in bucks county. carpet sink in the medalian every gold and this is just an extraordinary assignment for this company. the company made it their gift to the holy father. >> we wanted something that wobble gant, but sim somebody, possibly not religious, so we went with some of the images from the stained glass windows at the cathedral. >> langhorne also loomed two large accent rugs in green with the same gold medalian design, for the rectory where the pope will dress for mass privately. i know that's a big honor for them. >> just beautiful rugs, too. >> very nice. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the papal visit. you can find information about the historic event any time on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> all right, 5:35 right now, in business news this morning, time to think about your 401k. >> also, a look at cable bills across the us. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with those stories and much mourn, morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, erika

this is murrow family from langhorne carpet in langhorne and they have created this. i met the older gentlemen, actually who loomed this carpet. it was line by line, thread by thread and just beautiful, and also the young woman, who would stand at the carpet and click all of the extra little pieces of fiber. anyway, it was just a wonderful moment. they were very excited to be able to participate in anyway they could to make the holy father's visit and welcome to philadelphia a most special visit. we have all of the welcoming committee lining up on either side of the red carpet. >> in the back jet stairs are probably the press to get them off as quickly as possible. as i said, the holy father travels with the prep core on this particular trip there was 75 or 76 and that is a group that travels for the entire journey with him. the door is now opening on the triple seven jet, and i believe that was, yep, that is the carpet of the plane. >> coming out to make sure everything is sure. >> you want to make sure that railing is secure. >> yes. >> the papal security. the offic

, the extra overnight you can say instruction is cleared, southbound traffic is moving fine from langhorne or bensalem. on the boulevard ridge avenue we see the southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway nicely. north between rhawn and strahle we have the right lane blocked. benjamin franklin parkway the right lane is blocked, out bound. elsewhere on the looking good so far. >> philadelphia is acting as pope francis would when it comes to his main mission help the poor. the city is reaching out to the homeless with important information how the papal visit will affect them. katherine scott has more on the parkway with that story. >> reporter: a lot of people coming to town, the world meeting of families starts at the convention center next tuesday and there's the events next weekend including the festival of families on the parkway and the progress on the parkway you can see it each and every days the set up continues. with the events coming people are wondering what's happening to the homeless it was back in july when cell phone video captured a homeless man in a scuffle

claire in langhorne, hard at work. >> yep, we're off on holidays. >> sister eden makes together flour for their alter bread. >> should be really thin. like milk. >> monastery nuns have been asked to make 100,000 breds. for one and a half million people expected to participate in the papal mass this weekend. >> two, three days a week, we had to double our capacity, so we had -- we cut twice as many breds, and that bumped our overage to 10,000 a day. >> each bread is pressed, into sheets on the 40 year old stove. >> the temperature outside can also affect our cooking. >> takes little over two minute to cook. before they are cut in half. >> we take a lot of pride in our bread. also, it is so important, because they become the body and blood of christ. and we want the priest and the people who receive them to be very confident and to know that, you know, it is beautiful to make them, really kind after art for us. >> they use the alter bread to support their life in prayer. they distribute primarily within the philadelphia archdioces. 10% going all over the country. >> if you look closely

. >> reporter: the friss can nan monastery of saint claire in langhorne are hard at work. >> we're off reporter: sister eden micks together flour and water for their altar bread. >> this should be really thin. >> reporter: monastery nuns are asked to make 100,000 brea breads. for 1.5 million people expected to participate in the papal mass this week glenn two or three days a week we had to double our capacity so we cut twice as many breads and that bumped up our average to about 10,000 day. >> reporter: each bread is pressed into sheets on the 40-year-old stove. >> the temperature can affect our cooking. >> takes little over two minutes to cook. before they cut in half. >> we take lot of pride in our breads it's so important because they become the body and blood of christ went want the priests and the people who receive them to be very confident and to know that it's beautiful as we can make them it's really kind of an art for us. >> reporter: before claire sisters use the altar bread to support their life of prayer. they distribute primarily win the philadelphia archdiocese. 10% goin

the langhorne carpet company in bucks county donated three hand woven runners.he first one for the arrival at the airport. two openers at the cathedral basilica. a local priest blessed the red carpet and a local police escort was used to move the rugs out of the parking lot. >> that's exciting, i'm getting excited about the weekend. let's go outside this is the vine street expressway at 8th street. you can see it's still open. we've been talking about the closures of the ramps. the vine is still open and the exit ramp to 8th street is open until 10:00 p.m. tonight. regional rails on a saturday schedule today while crews set up the road closures for the visit. you can take the regional rails, they will have less frequent stops, but run and plenty of opportunities to get on the regional rails. >> reporter: that's good information. there's a lot of people out there, who are weighing maybe we should go borrows it's getting exciting. if you're dressing the kids, winds breakers, shorts and ts in the afternoon hours. if you're running errands, 66 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 76.

bensalem bucks county, route one at the pennsylvania turnpike, we're clear and dry, heading toward langhornetruction on the turnpike eastbound near norristown blocked the right lane. the crew near willow grove have packed up and gone on the the shoulder westbound near fort washington. look for these crews out there, davey. >> reporter: it is warm and muggy. temperatures in the 70s, 8:00 a.m., 80s in philadelphia. looks like we'll see a high of 95 degrees probably not until 4:00 p.m. partly sunny skies, just a slight chance of a late-day shower or thunderstorm. no big weather makers around the country. so hopefully we have clear sailing at philadelphia international in case you have a light summer flight. all green in our most commonly traveled destinations. >> in "healthcheck," seems like more people are getting knee replacement surgery. there were years when knee replacement surgery was the most common procedure. over the last ten years, knee replacements 88% for money the average age of patients getting the surgery has dropped. 69 in the year 20000, this year was 66. >> lena dunham is unha

. >> mark and jerry, tina and marisa are some of the the pope team at langhorne carpet in bucks county>> the carpet is mainly cat even and wool. >> reporter: he gave me a tour, clearly a carpet for the pope is an extraordinary assignment, and langhorne carpet made it, their gift to him. >> we wanted something elegant and simple. we went the the images of the stained glass windows in the cathedral. >> reporter: runner is for pope francis arrival and departure at the a plant i can aviation. he loomed two access rugs in green with the same gold design. there for the rectory where pope francis will dress for mass privately. >> this is carpet, it is cardinal red and papal gold. 110,000 end of yarn, per square yard and it is spectacular. but also loom a carpet is never perfect. that is where the clipping and sowing expertise of keisha key as plays out. >> i was just nervous. i wanted to make sure i leave nothing behind. >> reporter: insuring that the pope's first steps in philadelphia, feel divine. the path sir, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> i spoke to the owner of that company, i know they a

. >> the red carpet made in -- at the langhorne carpet company. monique. >> we're going to head back to new york. these are the choppers where the pope is flying in on to jfk. he's just about to arrive at jfk. >> you mentioned it was short, short helicopter ride. >> yeah. when i google mapped it as i said, it's a 33-minute drive, but there's no google map for a chopper. so you know, we're going to guess maybe had to have been five, 10 minutes, no more. for him to arrive. and these choppers, these are osprey, and these fly out of delaware so they didn't have too far to go to pick up pope francis. >> again, just to reiterate the rundown of time. atlantic aviation around 9:30, a short greeting ceremony, then will make his way in the motorcade to the cathedral basilica. people are packed into the cathedral and around it waiting to get a glimpse of the pontiff. >> interesting, terry ruggles next to me who mentioned that the air space will be cleared. this is jfk and i don't see any flights, any planes. usually if the you have been up there, there's pla

"eyewitness news" on the scene here overnight on the 2300 block of durham road langhorne. police say that one person was rushed to the hospital, from that scene. drivers are being detoured around the crash site. >> also, new this morning, one person is rushed to the hospital after a tractor-trailer and car accident in the westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway. this happened shortly before 11:30 last night near the girard avenue exit. the high was was row deuce today only one lane for hours while crews cleaned up the scene. no details on the person's condition who was injured in that accident. >> a philadelphia lawmaker accused of taking bribes in a undercover sting is now scheduled to go on trial today. prosecutors say, state representative vanessa lowry brown was caught on tape excepting $4,000 cash from an informant. one of several politicians caught up in that sting. you might remember that this was a case that pennsylvania attorney general scat lean kane originally dropped because of concerns about racism. several other elected officials already pleaded guilty a

. >> reporter: stacked in boxes, 100,000 communion wafers, made by the sisters in langhorne. >> and this. >> holy father on saturday and sun take will use a host this size. >> reporter: as he blessed the bread and wine the most sacred moment in the liturgy. i learn that the pope will be greeted with the singing of the archdiocese children's choir and also former pennsylvania governor and mrs. f the delegation that actually traveled to the vatican to ask pope francis to come to philadelphia. and when they left that day, the pope quietly indicated to them, that he would be here, and in three days, he will make good on that promise. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a long time in the making, pat, thanks very much. we will have full coverage of all of the papal events this weekend in philadelphia, object air and on cbs philly.com. >>> yom kippur, day of atonement end this evening and began last night at sundown. yom kip are is last and most important of the judyism ten high holy days which begins on rash hashanah the jewish new year. >>> kate is joining us now.

. >> for the first time ever dra dragon boats raised up and down the shores of lake luxenburg in langhornebucks county and many companies had their own teams suited up trying their hand at this ancient tradition it doubled as a means of helping the hungry. all proceeds benefit the bucks country housing group and everybody was asked to bring a canned food donation. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. gets who was outside all day today? >> really. >> perhaps ki tell. >> got a little color or. >> it was sunny. >> that sun was kicking today. temperatures above average. it looked like a cooler day. >> it felt nice. >> it was nice outside. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see it's dry, it's quiet. no issues with precipitation today. but as we go throughout the rest of tonight during the overnight hours we're tracking a cold front moving on through. we'll talk about that nay moment and in the near term we'll show you the picture outside and action cam was out in old city independence mall looking at independence hall and we could see a mo

. >> reporter: among those hitting the books after labor day rachel from langhorne who studies at west chester university. >> i don't have a checklist when i'm down here. there's never a to do. it's always just relax and have fun with family and friends. >> reporter: for her mom lisa, it's one last chance to make some family memories before her daughter starts another school year away from home. >> we started coming here when her brother was born, which was in -- we started here in 1991 and we've been coming every year since and we love it. >> reporter: but for some, the end of summer comes at just the right time. just ask caesar garcia father to aubrey and brielle. >> great to see them go back to school. tired of stopping kids from eating sand and throwing sand on strangers but at the same time always enjoy the beach with the babies and the wife and everyone else. >> reporter: 11 month old daughter i know all about babies eating sand. now earlier this afternoon we asked folks what their top must dos at the beach are before summer ends and they said grilling, going in the ocean and pic

it happened about an hour ago on the 2300 block of durham road in langhorne. that crash knocked down a pole and wires. drivers are being detoured around that crash site. >> also, new this morning, one person is rushed to the hospital after a tractor-trailer and a car collide. this happened in the westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway. this happened shortly before 11:30 p.m. near the girard avenue exit. the highway was reduced to only one lane for number of hours while crews cleared up that scene. no details right in you on that person's condition that was injured in the accident. >> what an embarrassment. the eagles lost their home opener to the archrivals the dallas cowboys. demarco murray playing against his old team for the first time, 13 carries for only 2 yards. the eagles had one first down at the half. moving to the third quarter, the eagles down six-nothing, punting block by danny mccrea, recovered by kyle webber. the cowboys led 13-nothing. the fourth quarter now, bad exchange between jason kelce and sam bradford, a turn over there, e-a-g-l-e-s

if you're coming in from langhorne or pen dell you'll not see a delay just yet. on the big picture, lancaster avenue at lankanau drive we have a disabled vehicle restrictioning traffic. benjamin franklin parkway outbound we have the right lane blocked for the papal visit. 42 northbound traffic at creek road moving okay. southbound past 55 we had an disabled vehicle that cleared. you're looking okay in new jersey right now, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing news this morning there were two separate shootings overnight in philadelphia. three people were hurt in the gunfire. the first incident happened at 54th and walnut in west philadelphia. two men were shot late last night. both men were taken to presbyterian hospital in stable condition. in the second incident a 23-year-old man was shot near 55th and walton avenue in west philadelphia around 12:15. he was walking when he heard gunshots and then he realized he was shot in the thigh. that man was taken to presbyterian hospital in stable condition. in both of these cases police are going to surveill

more than 75 members of the wounded warrior project and their family spent a day at sesame place in langhorne had a chance to eat cookies with the cookie monster that's awesome and they got a hug from the count. elmer and big bird was there, it was a great time to catch up with old friends, thanks for their service. >>> another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >>> taylor swift is being sued. we'll tell you who is taking aim at the music megastar. >>> smoking joe gets his do. one of the greatest philadelphia natives is immortalized in bronze. >>> plus we'll have meteorologist chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back. let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's time to clear the air. vote for t

and way down in there, and the first winner is caroline sherman from langhorn, pennsylvania. >>yo linda tucker, we hear you from geary, oklahoma. >> i have been there, hoda. albert wetzel from hudson, florida. >> and daniel dress from grand rapids, michigan. and who is the last winner, krth? >>ad it is helen fenko from ironwood, michigan. >> congratulations, you guys, and if you want to enter, go to connections at klgandhoda.com, and hit connect. >> and we have a great comedy tomorrow, and we will talk about your skin tomorrow. >> and jill will be back. >> and darlene love. >> i love her. >> she will sing for us. >> and bye to the friends on the couch. spanking you project runway's tim dunn joins us with advice for the candidates. are they the way to go?>> it's long overdue. is it impossible to elect a well-dressed president. a star is celebrating his 35th birthday with us today. get the cupcake through the balloons. >> "access hollywo " live starts now. >> a jazz dance to breaking bad? somehow that works. i don't know how it worked, but it worked. welcome to "access hollywoo

steps into philadelphia for the first time, will he step on to a rug hand made right in our area, langhorne carpet company made the runner for the airport and two rugs to be used in the rectory of the basilica of saints peter and paul. it's 9 by 75 feet long and the rugs for the rectory are green with a medallion design, the face of the rugs are 100% wool to keep in line with the pope's commitment to environmental protection. >>> the pope will deliver four of his speeches in the u.s. in english but use most of his native spanish for most of his homilies and other speaking engagements. he are use english in d.c. and for two events in philadelphia. as more information about the papal visit is revealed stick with 6abc.com/pope, our popes including the highways road closures and items prohibited. for more on how you can see the pope on his two scheduled parades. investigators are searching for the cause of a fire that ripped through center city earlier this morning, the blaze broke out at 4:30 and when to three alarms. katherine scott has more. >> the flames were intense and they spread quickly

and way down in there, and the first winner is caroline sherman from langhorn, pennsylvania. >> linda hoda. albert wetzel from hudson, florida. >> and daniel dress from grand rapids, michigan. and who is the last winner, kath? >> it is helen fenko from ironwood, michigan. >> congratulations, you guys, and if you want to enter, go to the complete rules and connections at klgandhoda.com, and hit connect. >> and we have a great comedy tomorrow, and we will talk about your skin tomorrow. >> and jill will be back. >> and darlene love. >> i love her. >> she will sing for us. >> and bye to the friends on the couch. >> maybe i should not be spanking you philadelphia police say it happened shortly before midnight not far from temple's main us

and way down in there, and the first winner is caroline sherman from langhorn, pennsylvania. >> lindahoda. albert wetzel from hudson, florida. >> and daniel dress from grand rapids, michigan. and who is the last winner, kath? >> it is helen fenko from ironwood, michigan. >> congratulations, you guys, and if you want to enter, go to the complete rules and connections at klgandhoda.com, and hit connect. >> and we have a great comedy tomorrow, and we will talk about your skin tomorrow. >> and jill will be back. >> and darlene love. >> i love her. >> she will sing for us. >> and bye to the friends on the couch. >> maybe i should not be spanking you sam/vo right now at 11: another inmate found dead - inside the >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now, 11:00, another inmate found dead inside the south bay's largest jail. good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. scott and kris have the day off. >>> bad timing or symptomatic of a larger problem? the already-troubled santa clara main jail, the death of another inmate. stephanie chuang joining us live in san jose. what did

and we got a peek at the host that the pope will use, they were made by nuns in langhorne and bear the symbol of the papacy. >> this is used during the papal mass, used by the pope designed for the papal visit. and this is for the pontiff. >> wow how special. incredible stuff, in terms of getting the cathedral in tip-top shape and getting him down to the alter, crews are working around the clock to make sure every nook and cranny is spotless and spruced up. >> every roof and floor is being cleaned and all the brass is being done and they are painting and they are installing new sound systems and video systems it's going to be terrific. >> the basilica will shine. >> it will shine. >> the new sound systems are high def and everybody will feel like they have a front row seat, and speaking of this seat, this is where pope francis will sit, it's actually archbishop on chaput's seat and he will share it with the pope. exciting stuff and of course we are broadcasting that mass from the basilica as well sharrie. >> it's the details it makes it so exciting, alicia thanks. remember to follow 6

yesterday workers at langhorn in bucks county put the finishing touches on three rugs they created forhe pope. one is at the airport, 36 af yangs. the it will represent the pope's position on the environment. it's medallion design is inspired by the cathedral's stained glass windows. the miami that worked on this could not be more excited. >> everybody is extremely delighted that you can go home and tell your family that you made something not just for the pope the pope actually walked on. >> the red runner the pope will walk on used more than 100 miles to walk on. she can raise questions about the prosecutor. the government argued the fattah was tainting a jury pool t. federal judge ruled out it isn't set to begin until next may. fattah is accused of stealing taxpayer money, charitable donations, taking a bribe. he denies all charges. congressman fattah is married to nbc anchor renee fattah. she is referenced in a criminal complaint and an affiliate of the fattah enterprise. the feds allege she fraudulently was involved in a scheme. she is not charged and denies wrongdoing. renee is o

this is the carpet made by langhorne carpet company.y're donating three custom-made carpets, this one and two that will be at the cathedral. >> what is going to happen to these significant pieces? how will they be shared? >> i don't know. we did a story of how they are being made. >> they've asked everybody to stand on the edge of the carpet because it's windy out there, so it doesn't blow away and roll back up. >> again, it's 9:48. the holy father is expected to begin mass at 10:30. i'm not positive but i think he's been behind schedule for most of this -- just an observation. he is going directly to the cathedral. >> we just received a text -- i received a text from the first priest to greet him. is giving instructions and a welcome at the cathedral as we speak. does anyone -- >> the door that just opened? >> he's right outside. >> so the first gentleman that will emerge is the person in charge of all of the holy father's movements during this trip. >> that's the holy father's official photographer coming down, one photographer for th

. >>> i don't know if they did this to convince think morning, but quincy is in langhorne, right. >>m-hmm. >> quincy, you were watching, nuns make communion hosts for the pope's visit, hi. >> yes, real sisters. we have sister ann, how are you doing. >> great. >> we will get through the the process quickly. you made communion bread for the pope. >> we made 100,000 hosts for pope francis mass. >> what is the process. >> first step is mixing which is just flour and water and we milk it two minutes per bucket. >> is what next. >> next, we bake them. >> the sisters puts the batter on to the the stove, right over here. she's cleaning the stove, she has already poured it but sister is billes pouring some out right there. >> yes. >> it will open up in about 30 seconds. she will have a fresh baked piece with a host and then later we will cut from that sheet. >> you made a hundred thousand for the pope's visit. how long does it take you to do that whole process. >> it is about a in but we have stretched it over two months because we have our regular order too. >> so, the designs we see. >> we

week we will have more fall-like weather in the forecast. 86 degrees as we check with clayton in langhorneeighty-six, full day of sunshine, cloud are increasing but it is a warmer day. certainly is. 83 degrees as we move across the river to lynn, she's in cherry hill. eighty-three with some sun. toasty in the sun but nice in the shade. we call it california hot because of the low humidity. hot in the sunshine. the once you go in the shade and sun goes down it cools off nicely. sanor has 83 degrees with some sun. excellent night for anniversary dinner on the deck. perfect happy anniversary, sandor to you, enjoy that bought full dinner tonight. lets look outside, we will go out to our live neighborhood network another live shot of the sky line from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey looking beautiful. storm scan three shows a squeeze play happening, few included off to the south. this system getting expressed. high pressure overhead but watch this next front coming through saturday night into sunday and will bring changes to our weather pattern. right now eight 56789 well above avera

in langhorne. >> how about that? >> wonderful. they do that great work. not an easy thing to do.ecific instructions on how to make the host. >> here's video we went out and saw them and they showed us the process from start to finish about how they make the hosts. it starts very early in the morning. several different steps. >> it's a loud process. that's screaming machine there. >> that is. >> a lot of noise. >> but i believe it's carmelit carmelites. >> they are. poor claires. >> excuse me. poor claire's. >> my apologies. >> joyce, what are you seeing? are we seeing the congregation coming out finally now? >> reporter: yes, we are. you can see them filing out and all waving at the throngs and throngs of people who have gathered across the street here from the basilica just to get a glimpse of the pope and i tell was, you saw what we saw. they had more than enough opportunity to get really good pictures of the pontiff when he arrived. he stood out. he didn't run inside as you can see. and these folks are coming out and you can just see the glow on their faces. many of them wavin

the host that pope francis will use during communion made especially for the papal mass by nuns in langhorne>> this will be used by the pope. >> above the alter, a familiar nod to st. peter. >> it is the same thing that is written above the back of the wall in the vatican, but it goes around and it says [speaking in foreign language] which means you are peter and upon this rock i will build my church. >> when -- what is incredible to stand here and look out and see this is the view that pope francis will have. and they will leave the pontiff with a special momento of philadelphia. >> a replica of the cathedral to take home with him. >> to remember. >> yes. >> and what a memory for us as pope francis will leave for us. of course here in philadelphia let's take a look again behind us as members of the archdiocese begin to arrive. the mass begins in exactly one hour. the velvet rope has been placed out for pope francis awaiting his arrival. crowds are beginning to build, beyond excited. and i am told everything inside everything draped in white in honor of the blessed mother. and the pope weari

i spoke a little while ago with marry louise thomas of langhorne and she was with her three sisters and a taking septa down to papal activities on the park way. >> that will not fire. what she said was that yesterday they took septa and it was beautiful. they got on the train. took them right in center city. they had a lovely day. they boarded after the concert and it was seem less. perfectly seem less. in the trouble at all. today they expect the same thing and they are going to be down there all day until after the mass and head back, again. septa a says just about 700 people used the train station yesterday here, at cornwells heights and they expected double that today. live from corn wells heights station for cbs-3 i'm kim globes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> expect even more today. nicole, now back inside to you. >>> erika, thanks very much. religious highlight of the day was pope's first stop which was mass at the the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter pat ciarrocchi shows us pope francis had a message just perfect for the city

we can go in closer to the city, we are seeing some rain traveling right through near langhorne, nearte something pretty good downpours at times near frankford and now in bryn mawr and manayunk some showers there as well. here in south jersey we're getting some showers as well. we want to scoot over there and you can see near medford lakes near gibbsboro as well you want to watch that in gloucester county and a little bit wet near glassboro near rowan university. your high of 78, not terribly wet today matt and nydia but very humid, clouds and some showers at any point. >> okay, thanks karen. >>> a truck hauling honeybees rolled over on an oklahoma highway and several million bees escaped. the swarm consumed emergency vehicles on the scene and it took several hours for bee keepers to clear the scene of the flying insects. traffic was backed up for miles. >> "dancing with the stars" contestant kim zolciak has launched a petition to bring her back to the dance floor. zolciak was forced to leave contest after suffering a mini stroke. caning rules state contestants unable to participate i

we were going to get a pretzel from this philly pretzel factory in langhorn, pennsylvania.> that's a beautiful pretzel. it came to the newsroom on the fifth floor. it was going to be here to honor papa. and do you know what they did upstairs? >> don't tell me. >> they ate the pretzel. they ate the pretzel. >> they ate the pretzel. >> they actually ate the pope pretzel. >> all we have left is salt. they ate the pretzel. we don't have that to show right now. >> i do love our news desk. our overnight news desk, nothing gets past them. the best in the business. i think some of them might have been fasting for yom kippur. the pope might have to give us a little. >> so they're hungry and thirsty right now. >>> there's also a pizza that -- here in new york city that -- >> oh. >> the likeness of the pope. the pope says he plans to try new york pizza while here. >> that's dangerous. he comes from rome. >> he knows good pizza. >> but new york pizza is also very good. >>> a high school kicker, you got to see this one, kicks a ball off the ref's head i'm told. oh, snap. >> did you see

the langhorne carpet company in bucks county has donated three hand woven runners.er: there are so many, the vine street expressway is open until 10:00 p.m. tonight. you can see the closures they put in place, the exit to broad, 23rd and benjamin franklin parkway off the vine, they are all closed this morning. you can see the "action news" van out there, covering it all. we're everywhere. looking live on the ramp schuylkill expressway to spring garden. we can watch live as we set up the barricades. that's what it looks like when they close the ramps off. spring garden is closed in this area. on the big picture, people are not out on the roads. blue route, i-95 speeds in the 50s, if you have to get someplace you have until 10:00 p.m. tonight before the schuylkill expressway and the vine and the ben closes. there are so many closures in the city. 12th to 20th. parkway, kelly drive all close right now. >> now to the accuweather forecast with meteorologist david murphy. david. >> reporter: all right, matt, we're off to a cloudy start. the clouds are thin enough where th

i don't know if you remember the nuns we visited in langhorne, they have been slaving for month to maken hosts to distribute to this crowd, a lot going on here at the basilica, everybody is waiting and the excitement is unbelievable. i'm nora muchanic, back to you guys. >> thanks nora. we did mention at the beginning of the broadcast it appears that tens of thousands of people are at security check points, here is the map showing the check point locations, this is specifically a place for people with tickets, to get through you have to use a check point on pennsylvania avenue or on the south side on 20th and 21st street. >> and for people without tickets, there are entry points all over the parkway two on cherry street and two on 17th and two on chestnut, you can enter from 19th street at 15th and cherry and broad and arch streets, people are hoping to get here in time to see the papal parade, and be part of this huge historical mass, but to get through the check point, they are lucky it takes two and three hours to get through. lets go to wendy saltzman outside of the philadelphia city

look at the host, the communion wafers that the pope will use, and they were made by the nuns in langhornepeople all over our region playing a very special and intimate role. as we await the pope, we hear the excitement building. here comes the motorcade. this is it, is this the arrival happening right now. we can hear the crowd cheering. what is so beautiful, they actually cheered for everybody who went inside. >> what an honor it is. alicia, what an honor it will be for the former governor tom corbett and his wife susan to be the official greeter outside of the basilica of saints peter and paul. >> you and see them there. they are ready. what an incredible honor. and we see them, they have been here and waiting as well. and we see reverend gill at the top of the steps waiting for who he has called a very special celebrant. i think we can all agree that he is more than a special celebrant, the holy father. and already hands in prayer as we await this moment. the corbets are doing the greeting and the pontiff making his way up the steps. we are just a few feet from this here, jim. and even

where is it now answers about a lot of things, including i found out that the carpets made by the langhorncompany will be donated to the archdiocese. >> okay. great. >> i'd be happy to have the chair at st. dennis. >> really? again, pushing his parish. >> they don't throw things out. i was at the vatican visiting the bishop and he said sit in this chair, pope somebody sat there in 1405. they don't throw things away at cat van. >> even the chair the holy father sat in this morning at the seminary was the chair for john paul ii, and i wonder if that was a new chair for him. it's a very old chair. i have seen it many, many times, but that's a beautiful, beautiful work. >> tracy, was it you who were telling me that a lot of gifts that are presented to the holy father, he can't possibly take them with him and often times they're donated to charity. did you tell me that? >> i did not tell you that. >> well, they must run into the same problem the white house does. >> that's true. >> white house gets copious amounts of things from different people, all well-meaning and they can't -- >> they'd nee