league city texas has taped a colin kaepernick jersey to the ground outside of their front door.it's a response to the san francisco 49er quarterback's recent protests of the national anthem. light winds are expected rain there is the chance for some patchy fog.thursday will be a nice september day with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s, though right along lake michigan temperatures upper 60s. the clouds roll back in on thursday night and into friday morning as the next storm system approaches, that will a better chance of rain by midday friday. showers evening through early saturday morning and rain totals look to be higher than this most recent round, closer to the half inch mark.after the rain clears on saturday morning skies cloudy and temperatures will stay in the 70s with variable cloud cover through the rest do you recognize this man?he's one of three suspects wanted in a brookfield home invasion.. it happened last friday at a home near the intersection of barker road and greenfield... officials say the break-in happened the break-in happened around 10:30 in the morn

she just arrived in league city. the woman walking up, her sister. they are reuniting now. >> oh, snap. >> she snatches off the blindfold. and she knew immediately, how? >> family, man, don't forget family. >> just felt it? >> what kept them apart for 26 years? >> life. life happens. >> next video opens with a man standing in the corner on the wall. >> is he in trouble? >> time out. >> think about what you've done. >> his niece put him there. standing still, hoping he won't be seen. >> who's he hiding from? >> sister. >> again? how long have these guys been apart? >> 24 years. >> hi. >> his niece is sitting on the couch and greets her mother. >> mom is excited to see her. >> mom, turn around. >> why? >> next up -- >> turn around. turn around. >> and she starts screaming and they embrace. >> her daughter says she's also been busy with life. she'a single mom and hasn't had time to travel. her brother lives 2,000 mimes away and last time she's seen him, 1992. they've got some catching up to >> 21-year-old shiloh sheehan standing at the top of a waterfal

the man cave in league city, jersey to the ground outside of their front door. it's a response to the san francisco 49er quarterback's recent protest on the -- during the national anthem. the owner of the man cave says he has no plans to move that jersey. >>> michael is in for betsy and joins us right now. quite a day today. boy, it's cooler outside. >> it really is. noticeably. did you wake up to any rainfall this morning? >> a little bit. >> just a little. in some parts we picked up a little bit more. ak inch. here in cleveland a little better than a tenth. we could use some more. they are seeing more rainfall in the southeast. this is the coastline of georgia and south carolina. what you're looking at right there, well, that's tropical storm julia. currently winds at 40 miles per hour. and notice that through friday not really moving a whole heck of a lot meaning that a ton of rainfall expected down towards charleston. family down towards charleston, i would give them a quick phone call and let them know that a whole lot of rainfall is on the way. just check

she just arrived in league city. the woman walking up, her sister. they are reuniting now. >> oh, snap. >> she snatches off the blindfold. and she knew immediately, how? >> family, man, don't forget family. >> just felt it? >> what kept them apart for 26 years? >> life. life happens. >> next video opens with a man standing in the corner on the wall. >> is he in trouble? >> time out. there? >> think about what you've done. >> his niece put him there. standing still, hoping he won't be seen. >> who's he hiding from? >> sister. >> again? how long have these guys been apart? >> 24 years. >> hi. >> his niece is sitting on the couch and greets her mother. >> mom is excited to see her. >> mom, turn around. >> why? >> next up -- >> turn around. turn around. >> and she starts screaming and they embrace. >> her daughter says she's also been busy with life. she's a single mom and hasn't had time to travel. her brother lives 2,000 mimes away and last time she's seen him, 1992. they've got some catching up to >> 21-year-old shiloh sheehan standing at the top of a

it was an interesting evening-- big league, definitely big league. city mayor rudy giuliani accompanied trump as he often does, and suggested he boycott the next two debates. here's what trump told us last night. any doubt that you'll participate in the next two presidential debates? >> no, this was a great experience for me. i really enjoyed it. i think we got our point across. she's not going to make america great again. >> reporter: but by the morning, trump was complaining that lester holt went easy on hillary clinton. >> he didn't ask her about the scandals. he didn't ask her about the benghazi deal that she destroyed. >> reporter: trump advisers concede trump could have been sharper and should have forced some of those issues into the discussion. trump also blamed his microphone, which he checked and approved before the debate. >> it was much lower than hers. >> okay. >> i don't want to believe in conspiracy theories, of course, but it was much lower than hers and it was crackling. and she didn't have that problem. >> reporter: clinton shrugged off

and here's a live look right now at the union league in center city, philadelphia, where donald trump is about to give a foreign policy speech in this room. he's expected to talk about his approach to isis and nation building. trump's speech comes just hours before a commander in chief forum on nbc 10, where trump and his democratic rival, hillary clinton, will talk about the military and national security. >>> and a new nbc news/survey monkey poll of voters who are currently serving or previously served in the u.s. military find strong support for donald trump. 55% say they would vote for trump if the election were held today. only 36% would vote for clinton. the poll also showed 53% of those voters were very or somewhat confident in trump's ability to be an effective commander in chief. >>> former president bill clinton is campaigning for his wife today in orlando. hillary clinton's campaign will also make a push for pennsylvania today. her daughter, chelsea clinton, will campaign in carlyle and in state college and she will be in scranton tomorrow. >>> on the campaign trail yesterd

cities, right? >> i'll give background. league meets every year. they are meeting this year in long beach it is october 5, 6 and 7. >> your name? >> sorry, kate breen, director from sfmta. the meeting has only this ruzlution which is interesting and sponsored by the city of san jose with the formal support of san francisco t freemont, west hollywood, santa monica, sacramento and san diego. i think having the support from the transportation authority would be important and hoping but not assuming that something that seems-it should be so easily supported it isn't always a slam dunk when you take it to other arenas so ask for your support. >> okay. i certainly will be supporting this, of course and it is important that we have additional supporters to let the cities know that we have teeth behind this. so, at this point any questions? no questions. then is there public comment on this particular item? come on up. >> good afternoon. cathy delukea the policy and program manager with walk san francisco and here to urge you to pass this resolution, urgin

cities, right? >> i'll give background. league meets every year. they are meeting this year in long beach it is october 5, 6 and 7. >> your name? >> sorry, kate breen, director from sfmta. the meeting has only this ruzlution which is interesting and sponsored by the city of san jose with the formal support of san francisco t freemont, west hollywood, santa monica, sacramento and san diego. i think having the support from the transportation authority would be important and hoping but not assuming that something that seems-it should be so easily supported it isn't always a slam dunk when you take it to other arenas so ask for your support. >> okay. i certainly will be supporting this, of course and it is important that we have additional supporters to let the cities know that we have teeth behind this. so, at this point any questions? no questions. then is there public comment on this particular item? come on up. >> good afternoon. cathy delukea the policy and program manager with walk san francisco and here to urge you to pass this resolution, urgin

the cleveland's naacp begins, the urban league, city hall is dedicated, the indians win the world series, and a year later in 1921 cleveland clinic begins. this is leon bibb reporting. that's the way we were back then. >> leon putting us in the way back machine. >> i love it. >> i know. >> it's incredible. you know how much history this city has. >> it's fascinating. >> it is. including the dog fest rock 'n' roll it is in medina square this weekend. it's a part of the national fundraiser that they raise money to provide assistance dogs to children and adults. >> that's beautiful. >> they're dog-friendly and family-friendly events. >> in medina weather will be cooperating. >> absolutely, i'd love to be a part of it. >> no, i'm talking about the weather. >> she thinks that she's got it covered. tonight the little hiccup because we do have a small rain a tribe night. and those clouds, they are probably having you think uh-oh did i get tickets to the wrong game this season? no. rain chances are pretty small. for the most part we will expect you to see a little shot about 7:00 to 8:00 and the

vegas has always been a big event city, and tourism destination, but now it's going to be a major league sports city. >> perhaps to the detriment of the casinos or do you think they will be okay. >> i think they'll be okay. it increases tourism, and they have tried to find different ways to get people to las vegas, not just through gamble, and there is another avenue to do that. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning after an important meeting yesterday. we'll stay on top of it. >>> from september 17th september 17th through october 16ths the harvey milk photo center will play host to a special exhibit. >> it's called the art of fire, san francisco firefighters at work. >> ktvu's tara moriarty is there getting an early look at this exhibit. tara. >> reporter: some of these photographs are absolutely amazing. this one in particular, if you take a look, you may recognize this old church from the corner of goff and eddie. this is st. paulos. a heartbreaking photo that caused that fire by a homeless encampment. there are tons of photos here, and they are all so artistic and lovely.

the league and the city has been debating whether to ?move or ?postpone the game... ever since those violent protests broke out. there has been some concern over a ?lack of security at the stadium, with police focused on the protests on the other side of the city. but the national guard should free up some of those officers. the team and the league will continue to monitor the situation. and there's another big football game this the first ?home game for the tampa bay bucs! here's a look at that sunday's schedule. it starts at 10:30 with tailgate sunday... with scott smith and ricky reynolds. fox between national coverage at 11. and you can see the bucs hosting the ?los angeles rams... starting at around four p-m, right here on fox 13. ((more)) and if you ?go to the game... you'll get to see ?full operation. and now to baseball... where the ?rays are still finding ways to end their season on a high note. and last night, was one of them. wrapping up their final series with the yankees... at tropicana field. the rays just trying to avoid a sweep. but it turned into a p

will translate to big dollars for the local economy in part because of our central location among league cities and their fans. >> all of whom have to come in and stay at hotels and restaurants. >> that's exactly right. we really think it's going to be that kind of a traction. >> reporter: what about the price tag for all this fan fun? last year we were promised papal visit would not cost taxpayers a dime. turn out we were on the hook for about 8 million bucks. so i asked the head of the convention and visitors bureau. >> you can guarantee taxpayers now there will be no taxpayer dollars involved in this? >> with the budget we have currently there's no need for taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: after the photo ops were complete i put that same question to mayor kenney. >> will there be any tax dollars involved in this. >> yes. >> are you concerned that people are going to look at this and say these are billionaires coming to town and we're spending tax dollars to put party on? >> people say lots of things. >> i think behave on the return on the investment i think we're doing a pretty good deal. >>

cities, right? >> i'll give background. league meets every year. they are meeting this year in long beach it is october 5, 6 and 7. >> your name? >> sorry, kate breen, director from sfmta. the meeting has only this ruzlution which is interesting and sponsored by the city of san jose with the formal support of san francisco t freemont, west hollywood, santa monica, sacramento and san diego. i think having the support from the transportation authority would be important and hoping but not assuming that something that seems-it should be so easily supported it isn't always a slam dunk when you take it to other arenas so ask for your support. >> okay. i certainly will be supporting this, of course and it is important that we have additional supporters to let the cities know that we have teeth behind this. so, at this point any questions? no questions. then is there public comment on this particular item? come on up. >> good afternoon. cathy delukea the policy and program manager with walk san francisco and here to urge you to pass this resolution, urgin

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the republican held an invite only event at the union league in center city where he pledged to increase military spending by tens of millions of dollars without increasing the federal budget. >> jill stein is wanted accused of spray painting a bulldozer, she was charged with criminal trespass and criminal mischief. >> a jar is on a counter asking for donations for a funeral, the funny thing about it, the women's picture on it and she is not dead. >> reporter: we have a cluster of storms in cape may and delaware, but the big story today is the heat, i'll have the the story when "action news" comes right back. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. live look her

join the mayor of philadelphia today for a special announcement.while the news believed the league will name the city as the host for the 20-17 n-f-l draft.the draft has been held in chicago for the past two years, after ???adlib traffic today donald trump is off to ohio for a campaign event.but not before his major immigration speech.if anyone stance on immigration... they were wrong.team 12's jen wahl is outside the convention center where the republican presidential nominee said that today... democratic presidential nominee hillary stops in ohio.she will be joined by vide president joe biden.new polls shows she is new polls shows she is has two-point national lead over donald trump. more politics this morning on the today show.senator tim kaine will be interviewed live to give his rebuttal to donald trump's immigration plan. new this morning... the deputy secretary of veterans affairs is in town.team 12's nico santos is outside the v-a medical center with a preview... he's expected to arrive her at around noon.we've been told that sloan gibson will visit the v-a medical center.... and meet with le

again, the union league just two blocks south of city hall here in center city. tonight, bruce t7:30. i have ticket, i'll be down there, so tomorrow morning could be a little rough for all of us here, chris, lauren. >> you are coming to work tomorrow? >> that will be our top story. is a serious story. cold case mystery haunted the state of minnesota for 30 years, man who previously denied any involvement is admitting to abducting and killing 11 year old boy. fifty-three year old daniel james heinrich confessed to abducting, sexually assaulting and shooting jacob wetterling in 1979. wetterling was taken while riding his bike with his brother and friend. heinrich said he confronted the children with a gun, ordered the brother and the friends to leave. >> so sick. >> philadelphia police investigating a sexual assault that happened during this weekend's made in america festival. >> according to authorities the 16 year old girl says she was in the front of the stage area sunday night when a man approached her from behind. and then assaulted her. she screamed. fight ra

league team... we'll tell you which cities are in the running.plus.. good luck.. why you may have trouble getting the new i-phone today if you for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. quinten rollins got picked on in jacksonville. now the cornerback, looks to bounce back, for the pack...i'm stone cold rhymin'...in minnesota. he's already forgotten the bad stuff.((quinten rollins says you got to...i mean in this business, you definitely have to have a short memory. you gotta have a next play mentality. and that's what i took. i was over them plays at halftime. and just was looking forward to an opportunity in the second half, i got it. made the play, got out of there with a victory and looking forward to this week.)) meanwhile in minnesota, if you have two quarterbacksu mccarthy thinks sam bradford will start. shaun hill played week one after teddy bridgewater's season ending knee injury during training camp.((shaun hill says the more time the better...with learning. that's with any offense in any situation. just the more experience in the offense is always benef

she just arrived in league city. the woman walking up, her sister. they are reuniting now. >> oh, snap. >> she goes in for the hug, snatches off the blindfold. and she knew immediately, how? >> family, man, don't forget family. >> just felt it? >> what kept them apart for 26 years? >> life. life happens. >> next video opens with a man standing in the corner on the wall. >> is he in trouble? >> time out. >> did his wife send him over there? >> think about what you've done. >> his niece put him there. standing still, hoping he won't be seen. >> who's he hiding from? >> sister. >> again? how long have these guys been apart? >> 24 years. >> hi. >> his niece is sitting on the couch and greets her mother. >> mom is excited to see her. >> mom, turn around. >> why? >> next up -- >> turn around. turn around. >> and she starts screaming and they embrace. >> her daughter says she's also been busy with life. she's a single mom and hasn't had time to travel. her brother lives 2,000 mimes away and last time she's seen him, 1992. they've got some catching up to do.

an n-f-l official will join the mayor of philadelphia today for a special believed the league will name the city as the host for the 20-17 n-f-l draft.the draft has been held in chicago for the past two years, after decades in new york city... let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... after so many warm and very humid days, yesterday was beautiful with low humidity, a brisk ne breeze and highs only in the mid 70s, with a lot of sunshine. this morning is mostly cloudy and cool with and 50s inlandreat sleeping weather. after the cool morning, this afternoon is partly cloudy, breezy and cool with highs struggling to reach 70 to 20 mph. some areas will stay in the 60s today. there is a chance for a few sprinkles near the lake. tonight is clear and cool with mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the low to mid 70s, and the comfortable air will continue on saturday with highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows mostly sunny, warmer and more humid with highs near 80, and in today's healthmost americans think tobacco products should not be sold in pharmacies.that's according to a new stud

. >>> the republican nominee spoke at the union league in center city where he voweled to expand the u.s. arsenal submarine trips and combat troops also eliminate deep military cuts that were inactive in 2011. >>> we will build an active army of around 540,000. as the army's chief of staff has said, he needs integral and really must have to protect our country. we will build a navy of 350 surface ships and submarines as recommended by the bipartisan national defense panel. of we only have 276 ships and it's not enough. >> trump also promised to develop a plan to defeat isis within 30 days of taking office. and said he would work with any country that shares the same goal of defeating terrorists? >> trump and hillary clinton will talk about national security had a can commander in chief forum in new york. they won't be face-to-face. of in talking about our nation's security yesterday, clinton warns supporters that trump would lead the nation back to war in the middle east. in the meantime. star bucks ceo endorsed hillary clinton. he said she has both the life and professional experien

the republican presidential nominee talked national security at the union league in center city.ow trump promised audience of invited guests he'll rebuild america's military and work with allies to crush isis. and he had harsh criticism for democrat hillary clinton's record as second of state. trump trails in the polls in pennsylvania. voters in the keystone state selected the democratic candidate in the past six presidential elections. >>> two deadly crashes on the same road in upper dash bow in the same day are raising concerns about speed and about safety, but when it comes to getting drivers just to slow down, local police say their hands are tied. fox 29's chris o'connell is live along route 1 in upper darby. chris? >> reporter: lucy, those two fatal accidents in less than 24 hours along township line road here in upper darby has police pleading with drivers to slow down. >> you have to be the energizer bunny rabb the road runner. that's the only way you'll get across there safe. >> reporter: delco drivers say township line road is more like the daytona speedway. >> it's alm

. >>> demonstrators may their voices heard outside of the union league in center city to day some were protesting donald trump's second campaign appearance in philadelphia in less than a week. "eyewitness news" reporterral sand that hoff was inside the trump speech on the military and national security and she joins us now break it all down, alex. >> reporter: well, jessica, you know, all along this campaign trail we have seen a patentor of donald trump using slogan make america great again and opponents, or undecided voters firing back with how do you plan on doing that. today right here in philadelphia he outlined a preliminary plan and how a very strong military focused. it was right venue you and crowd for trump to unveil specific military enhancement plans have of foreign policy. >> we will build an active army of around 540,000. we will build a navy of 350 surface ships and submarines as recommended bye-bye partisan national defense panel. we will also seek to develop a state of the artemus will defense cyst tell. >> reporter: one hundred plus invitation only groups inside histor

republican presidential nominee's second time in our city in less than a week, hoping to secure more veterans vote. steve keeley live outside the union leaguecenter city. hi, steve. >> reporter: already extremely busy, see our column egg, john robertson, fox news channel, just couple of feet from me. they're doing his first love shot of the day. i just got word from the trump security team, i mentioned earlier, expect a lot of protesters here, this is a close to the public event inside the union league, but right outside here on broad street, they're going to put the familiar to us all now from the pope, from the dnc, bike rack, barricades, those steel barricades here, along broad street, starting at 73 so you can see a lot of congestion, people who like to jay walk won't be able to get around assisi as possible, seeing some people j walking to the left across broad and samson. then you see the media on the median already taking up the parking lanes, even putting in these temporary speed bumps what that is, the media cable going under there. but people are smartly slowing down and when they don't boy it causes a rack. when they bounce over

let's go to steve keeley outside the union league in center city where mr. trump is expected in a few hours, hi, steve. >>> well, in honor of the great bob kelly, i would show him media madness, this early, so bob check it out. the parking lane of south broad street, already taken up, that's the national media right there. cbs news tongue in their satellite truck in front of the national cable stations, and as we spin around, we are right at samson and broad where this famous building, the union league, sits, and it has set for 154 years, and there is some more national media causing little madness on the sidewalk. so you see how early these places are set up, in time for a speech of national significance, so donald trump arriving here today, and the other part of the street will be full with protesters. so, expect that, as well. so, nothing but probably a lot of congestion down here, all day today, and until donald trump leaves. but this is closed to the public, but as you see by all of the satellite trucks, the nation will watch every word if they want to

cities, right? >> i'll give background. league meets every year. they are meeting this year in long beach it is october 5, 6 and 7. >> your name? >> sorry, kate breen, director from sfmta. the meeting has only this ruzlution which is interesting and sponsored by the city of san jose with the formal support of san francisco t freemont, west hollywood, santa monica, sacramento and san diego. i think having the support from the transportation authority would be important and hoping but not assuming that something that seems-it should be so easily supported it isn't always a slam dunk when you take it to other arenas so ask for your support. >> okay. i certainly will be supporting this, of course and it is important that we have additional supporters to let the cities know that we have teeth behind this. so, at this point any questions? no questions. then is there public comment on this particular item? come on up. >> good afternoon. cathy delukea the policy and program manager with walk san francisco and here to urge you to pass this resolution, urgin

details will be released at a news press conference with mayor jim kenney, eagles bosses and league and city officials. at the this year draft eagles select carson wentz, with the number two overall pick. fans are excited and business owners say the draft is a plus for the city. >> the dnc, i mean the pope came here, obviously this is a city where things are happening. the it is just fitting that now the nfl draft will be here. >> it will be a great shot in the arm for all businessness philadelphia. great greg gary just consume hours like to eat, drink and go out and that is what football is all about. >> temple university study show 2015 draft in chicago pumped more than 81 million-dollar in the cities economy. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning we're continuing to monitor breaking news, we will update you on that major accident on i-95 involving a tractor trailer and fire drug. we know fire fighters were hurt and meisha is checking on the detours. >>> plus trouble in the tropics, florida gulf cozies bracing for hermine and we will fee effect is here, katie will let us know w

we have been involved and talk to the national league of cities. many chiefs of police have really talked about trying to adopt a 21st century police and going through the police department. since we have been having the conversations, i have learned dramatically that policing is different across this country and how people operate and how they view serving the public. a lot of police chiefs are or some police chiefs are having drawback from dealing with city management to the point where they probably have written a paper on their own and given it to their city management. if you could comment as people are watching and kind of paying attention, why is it important for city leaders, particularly those of city management or mayors and city government to really take a look at this task force report and adopt it as we continue to see policing evolve in the future. >> okay. good question and from the city management side, that touches on what i just talked about. the city manager and the mayor as well, has to have the overall well being of the entire

definitely big league. >> reporter: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani accompanied trump, as he often does, and suggested he boycott the next two debates. here's what trump told us last night. >> any doubt that you will ic >> no. ally enjoyed it. experience. think we got our point across. she will not make america great again. >> by the morning, complaining that lester holt went easy on hillary clinton. >> he didn't ask her about the e-mails at all, didn't ask her about her scandals didn't ask her about the benghazi deal that she destroyed. >> reporter: trump advisers concede trump could have been sharper and should have forced discussion. trump also blamed his microphone which he checked and approved before the debate. >> it was much lower than hers. i don't want to believe in conspiracy theories of course. it was much lower than hers. it was crackling. she didn't have that problem. >> reporter: clinton shrugged off the accusation. od night.one is not having a ut >> after a few hours, $16 million was raised. trump is under mounting pressure to spend more of his money to finance

that measure was opposed by every local agency in california could board of supervisors, league of california cities, the california school district association. the california special district association. then assembly member john l burton became a co-author and we were successful in enacting it with the acquiescence of then gov. pete wilson who had been mayor of the city of san diego earlier in his career. after that, i introduced about a year or so later a major revision of the california public records act to strengthen the ability of people to obtain public records . today, the word is called transparency. the third reason that i filed my application is based on hearsay, reading, and some conversations that the ethics commission new executive director is competent and capable and brings a sense of reactivation as compared to her predecessor about whom i heard complaints. that the staff is composed of strongly motivated individuals and that it is a worthy exercise of citizenship to be a part of the five-member ethics commission in these present circumstances. thank you. >> thank you very much g

the republican nominee is speaking about the military this time at the union league on broad street in center citye outlined what u.s. foreign policy would look like in his administration, trump would emphasize diploma amaze rather than destruction >> in the trump administration, our actions in the middle east will be tempered by realism. the current strategy of toppling regimes with in plan what to do the day after produces power vacuums that are filled by terrorists gradually formed, not sudden and radical change should be our guiding objective in that region. we should work with any country that shares our goal of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorists >> he quickly turned his attention to slamming hillary clinton, calling her wreck less and unfit to be commander in chief because of her use of a personal e-mail server we'll secretary of state. >>> annie mccormick is outside the union league where protests are also making their voices heard. this noon. >> reporter: hi, rick. the protesters are about two blocks behind me. they were waiting for mr. trump when he arrives here a li

city. >> let's begin with trump's visit to the union league in center city. nbc 10's lauren mayk is there tonight and joins us live. >> reporter: jacqueline, donald trump in this speech laid out his vision for an approach to foreign policy. also, a military buildup. now, among his proposals, if he's elected, within 30 days of taking office, he wants a plan to defeat and destroy isis. donald trump choosing philadelphia for a speech on the world stage. >> today i'm here to talk to you about three crucial words that should be at the center always of our foreign policy -- peace through strength. >> reporter: trump saying his plan would forge new friendships with those who have the same mission to defeat terrorism, and taking swipes at hillary clinton for her time as secretary of state. >> unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction. hillary clinton's legacy in iraq, libya, syria, has produced only turmoil and suffering and death. >> reporter: the republican nominee's plan comes with a military buildup, and a call to end the def

last month, city council an houston astros signed an agreement to bring a minor league team to fayetteville. city officials say they have a way to pay if a baseball stadium downtown. it includes investments from the city, county and private secretary ourment they say they are not considering residential tax and rate pay are increases to pay for the project. city council and county for this morning. >>> this weekend shaping up not to be too bad, right? a little warm but okay. >> zipped i little hotter and a chance of some showers and thunderstorms but not until pretty late in the day. so if you have daytime plans on sunday, you should be fine. i always encourage you to check in with mike and aimee over the weekend just in case anything changes at the last minute. our south hill skycam looking rather gray. you will see that in most places. this will stick around for much of the morning. later this afternoon, we should see the clouds breaking up and a little sunshine. 70 in lillington. expect it to be a dosement died again foam as well. we take a look at our forecast for than. later on, 83 deg

clearly a very passionate football town (applause) also a city that is deep in nfl history, not only tide to the draft but tide to the history of our league, and it is also a city that, like chicago, sits within driving distance of 9nfl markets, and a place where nfl fans will converge at the end of april april 2017. i want to thank a few people. i want to start by thanking the philadelphia eagles, i want to thank them for their very strong commitment and support for bringing the draft here to philadelphia, especially i want to thank owner and chairman jeffrey lurie and thank president don smolenski, who is here today. (applause) i want to thank mayor kenney and his team at city hall for their strong commitment. (applause) his strong support and vision for thinking about bringing this pretty accessible event to philadelphia and to the people of philadelphia and we couldn't be more proud of that support. also, i want to thank julie coke err gram (applause) at the philadelphia convention and business bureau for her leadership and her vision around this, and larry needle -- >> okay, we've been listening live to peter o'reilly with the nfl. o

trump to a standing ovation after a military readiness speech in philadelphia before the union league in that city wrapping up about half hour speech. hello, everybody. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. if there was one message that he gave, it came in ten points. that was that the current military and mr. trump's estimation is insufficient. he has a plan, ten points worth, that will bone up on the military. as he exits the room, here is just a quick summary of some of the proposals in the policy speech he just gave. he wants to build an active army of about 540,000 members. he wants to build a marine car based on about 36 battalions, a navy approaching 350 surface ships and submarines and an air force of at least 1200 fighter aircraft. that was just start. there was much more as well. i want to bring in cnn's senior white house correspondent, jim acosta, standing by live and along with jim acosta is cnn pentagon correspondent, barbara store, kristin powers, senior political reporter, nia malleka henderson and anchor errol louis and m.j.

now with all-natural ingredients >>> the city of fayetteville is still trying to work out a plan to pay for a minor league baseball stadium. yesterday, members of the city's baseball committee called the meeting and quickly went into closed session to talk about the potentially $35 million project. we are told they are looking at various ways to increases. >> trying to negotiate terms of a contract, an agreement. trying to find the money. you have certain conversations that we have to have behind the scenes while you're negotiating it. >> city council is scheduled to meet again next week and could get closer -- a closer look at the funding options under consideration. >>> wal-mart is cutting 7,000 jobs while also promising to relocate those workers. the company says the cuts will come in the form of accounting those employees will be given the option of taking on another role at wal-mart. the company admits some of those new positions may pay less, though, but since others will get better opportunities out of the change. >>> two of gene wilder's greatest films will be back in theaters this weekend as a tr

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next years nfl draft the will be in the city of philadelphia details will be released to day by mayor jim kenney, eagles brass and league014 draft shows the event brought more than 80 million-dollar to chicago's economy. >>> lets send it over to katie fehlinger and the eyewitness weather forecast, katie? >> gentlemen, joe we are tracking showers courtesy of the cold front passage over my shoulder but i want to turn focus to what is happening with tropical storm hermine. even though it is still churning well off to our south it appears as though this system not only develops into a low grade hurricane thankfully reweakening but notice track, a little tighter to the atlantic coastline and that does mean by the time we hit sunday into monday it may impact our area. sunday specifically we have a shot for wind, rain from hermine but once this trent clears today we are in for nice weather especially tomorrow, meisha. >> speaking of that rain we're seeing it. very wet roadways. look at ben franklin bridge looking very slow from new jersey westbound in center city. a lot of brake lights mid san you are barely moving there. also

. >> when the national football league draft comes to the city of philadelphia they predict a economic boom. they made the formal announc announcement as city halladay. this will be the first draft in philadelphia since 1961. the art mu sooem assume iconic rocky steps will be the back drop. they expect a economic impact. >> folks will be shopping and eating and cultural attractio attractions. >> if you are spending three, four, $5, $6 million and return is 80 to 90 million dollar impact it's a positive return. i understand the concern about using public dollars for these types of events. >>> the city is responsible for fundraising $5 million of the $25 million cost of the draft. the city says rights now it does not plan to use taxpayer dollars to pay its share of the draft. >> well the eeingings with one last game from the regular season can get underway. they took on the jets at lincoln financial field. >> and lesley van arsdall is here with more. you were down there, lesley. >> it was. we were undefeated i ka say that now. >> saying that over and over again. >> we might not be able t