we were alerted to the water main break in this location. we discovered there was a break on the 48-inch transmission main. we had complaints of low pressure. pressure was restored when the main was turn off at 9:45 this morning. >> reporter: i understand there were no evacuations but this is the second big huge water main break in this area. >> sure, we have had a water minute break in the same general vicinity, a couple hundred feet away in the shopping center, so there are several transmission mains in the area, and we will stay out here tonight working to clean up, and tomorrow, we will continue to clean up, and on monday, excuse me, today is sunday, so today we will continue to clean up and machine we will begin an an asses. of the break, location and see what our repairs will be like. >> reporter: i understand that this water main was built in 1895 is that correct. >> correct, water main was installed in 1895, you know, philadelphia has many water mains in the the city that are older, but age was not always playing a factor in this. >>

water main was built in 1895 and a it is the first real the water main to break in this area back inune another 48-inch transmission main broke near bakers shopping center at roberts and fox. people before evacuated while shopping at that plaza a a. back out here live, and you can literally see that plaza from the area of this latest water main break. the a as you can see crews have put up this protective barrier to sort of keep folks safe, but as i mentioned there is a huge gaping hole here where that water main break took place but as you mentioned that last week city council introduced a bill that would force the the water department to inspect these old water main breaks, old water mains to hopefully prevent these types of break from happening in the future. live from north philadelphia, cher ri greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks, we appreciate it. >>> meanwhile company that managed hillary clinton's private e-mail server says it has no knowledge that the server was wiped. this is new information by the way, detailed in the report by washington post. clinton the front r

water main break turned into sinkhole.all blocked off with crews trying to repair this. that's knights road and chalfont drive. woodhaven road is pretty much back in business. that can be an alternate as well. if you're heading out the door on the schuylkill expressway around city avenue, a 14-minute drive time starting to slow down, headed westbound from the vine street expressway and the blue route. one more update to come in the next five minutes. >>> we're one day away from the made in america festival. whether you're going or not you'll probably be impacted. matt delucia is live at eakins oval where the stages are set up and ready to go. so are the road blocks, i imagine. >> there's still traffic moving through right now. that will change in just a little while. you see those stages set up right behind me. a lot of people will be coming to the parkway. we'll give you an update, coming up right after the break. >>> i'm katy zachry live in northeast philadelphia where some neighborhoods are waking up with no water this

it isn't the first century old water main break to break in this area back in june a main broke near bakers shopping center a half mile away, sending 7 million gallons of water into the the streets. forcing shoppers to be evacuated. back out here live, you can see that shopping center, is just a stone's throw away, you can see it from here as this aftermath of this break continues. the good news is that crews, hope to make the streets clean enough for the roads to be reopened by a.m. rush hour. now i should also mention that another piece of good news is that city council recently introduced a bill that would force inspections of water mains that are over hundred years old. so that hopefully, aging infrastructure like what we are dealing with here won't cause type of the mess we are dealing with right now n north philadelphia, cherri greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> manhunt continues this morning in burlington county for escaped prisoner, officers were bringing this man michael mimbs into the burlington county jail yesterday morning when he slipped away. polic

this is the second time in three months a transmission maine in this area has failed. >> this main was installed in 1895 age is not always a factor, but we will do an assessment of the main to see if we can identify a cause of a break. >> any indications so far? >> it's too early to tell. >> reporter: crews say the cleanup will be completed sometime today. they had been using the water from the fire hydrant earlier to wash away the mud. now they brought in a hose to do that they hope to have hunting park avenue reopened before the monday morning commute. what impact is this break having on the overall water system? we'll tackle that for you in the next 30 minutes. live in north philadelphia, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> an elderly couple who went missing on friday in chester county is home safe this morning. according to investigators, dominic jampo and his wife, barbara, were disoriented when they were found in the woods near a house in union township, berks county. the couple parked their car at the house and walked into the woods. police searched the area of the home after receivin

what's happened is the main gate, the main gate area has been completely demolished. so people are using other smaller gates to try and get in. and it's slightly daunting when you're walking around this big, vast place, you see cranes everywhere and you can hear workmen also working away. >> and hasan obviously with so many muslims converging onto mecca, officials are used to dealing with people who faint from the heat. but nothing like this scale to you. how are emergency services coping? >> i saw around 25 to 50 emergency service cars, ambulances and police go towards the area. but what also took place was a sandstorm and heavy rain. i was talking to someone during the afternoon who was saying when the sand storm take place and also heavy rain takes place, you would expect more accidents taking place also power failures as well. so i think authorities are actually under a lot of pressure and not only dealing with the problem inside the haram, but in and around the haram, people have been unable to get direct services due to people getting lost. at the moment i think

it's a large main. 48 inches is a large transportation main. they're not easy repairs to make. excavation and the work around it is quite involved. so we'll be out here for, you know, some time to make sure we do this and get it done. >> reporter: what they have been doing this morning, using fire hydrants to put water into the street so they can remove a lot of the mud on hunting park and westmoreland. they opened up the fire hydrant right on the corner and not necessarily flooded the street but wet the street down. they brought in shovels and earth moving equipment, the front-end loaders, to scoop that up. the equipment is off in the distance where they are scooping up a lot of that mud and putting it into the back of a dump truck to pull it out of here. they hope to have the roadway reopened for the monday morning rush. another update in 30 minutes. live in north philadelphia, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >> we'll look for you then. thank you. >>> an elderly couple who went missing on friday in chester county is home safe this morning. according to investigators, dominic jampo a

it is a large main, 48 inches is a large transmission main. they're not easy repairs to make. the excavation and the work around it is quite involved. so we'll be out here for, you know, some time to make sure we do this and get it done. >> now, it is too early to tell if age was the cause of this break. that's still under investigation. but, it certainly could be the case with equipment that's 120 years old, just last week philadelphia city council actually introduce add bill that would require the water department to inspect pipes more than 100 years old, that could prevent breaks like this. for now, though, you can see, a lot of damage left behind, still a lot of clean to up do, before repair can even get underway, the good news this morning, is that all of the roads in this area have now reopened. we'll stay on top of t for now live in hunting park. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> oh, look at. that will happening today, the eagles season opener against the falcons in prime time. and group of eagles fans, they're en route to atlanta erupt in the son

it is a large main, 48 inches is a large transmission main. they're not easy repairs to make. the excavation and the work around it is quite involved. so we'll be out here for some time to make sure we do this and get it done. >> reporter: the philadelphia water department is also trying to determine what caused the break. the main here is 120 years old. >> age is not always a factor. but we will do assessment of the main to see if we can identify the cause of the brain. >> reporter: the infrastructure is a concern. last week city council introduce add bill that would require the water department to inspect pipes more than 100 years old. folks who live here in hunting park say it is about time. >> this is an old area. tastykake has been here forever. a lot of this plumbing needs to be updated. >> after all, this is the third break neighbors have witnessed in this area in recent memory. a similar water main break in june flooded the old tastykake parking lot with 7 million gallons of water, and last year in january, another break flood nearby. >> not again. the third water main

the 48-inch main was built in 1895. last week, city council introduce add bill that would force inspection of old water mains to prevent these types of brakes. >> also, this is what's left after northern california town after a fast moving wild fire. mandatory evacuations in place in lake county that's north of san francisco. authorities say the fire killed at least one person and destroyed more than 400 homes and businesses. >>> eagles kick off the regular season in prim time. play the falcons in at lan it that, remade the eagles in the off season, a lot of neutral faces including quarterback sam bradford. >> finally football game, following like football weather out there, too justin. >> talking fall temperatures this morning, waking up little chilly outside. temperatures in the 40's, and 50's, across much of the delaware valley, we will check in with the weather watchers right now, cool spot, just north and west of the city. let's check in with the current temperatures, out in chester couldn't, nottingham, fran has 5

we were alerted to water main break on a 48-inch transmission main we had the main turned off at 9:00 had a. we're estimating we lost 15 million gallons of water. >> reporter: hunting park avenue remains shut down between 29th and fox street overnight into sunday morning. a few businesses on this stretch of road were affected. once the clean jump events are done on hunting park well assess the damage to the water main and excavate to get a visual on it. >> reporter: last june water flooded this shopping complex at fox street and roberts avenues. months before the shopping complex had a water main break it took weeks to clean up the damage. >>> back here live, hunting park avenue is closed. as the crews continue to clean up, they have made major headway it was covered in mud overnight. they have gotten all the mud over there. the u-haul store is open for truck rental. the self storage facility likely they have not built them yet. it could have been a big problem if the storage facilities were filled with water. they have not opened them yet and won't for several months. >>> police in b

the main event just moments away. thanks for joining us. the first four candidates still on stage posing for pictures. rick santorum, george pataki, bobby jindal and lindsey graham trying to stand out and get traction with gop voters. wolf blitzer is in the debate hall and we'll check in with him very shortly and very shortly we'll see all of the 11 candidates, presidential candidates from the next debate coming out on the stage so that all 15 candidates will be together on that stage for the first time posing for pictures, front-runners donald trump and dr. ben carson, of course, n newcomer carly fiorina on the stage as well. let's go ahead to john king, host of "inside politics" and gloria borger, nia-malika henderson and michael smerconish. what do we expect in the big debate just minutes away? john king, what did you think of what you heard tonight? did anyone break out of this lower tier? >> it's a fascinating question. everyone did what they wanted to do. the question is, can they change their poll numbers? lindsey graham, every quest

one main being off. it should be okay. >> the break happened next to this u hall storage facility. i just talked to one of the employees who said the manager should be here short limit we'll try to get an update on what this water has meant to them in terms of potential items stored inside. live from north philadelphia, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> who could forget this water main break from earlier in the summer. water poured from the ground in this west philadelphia neighborhood in mid-june. residents had to leave their homes for about a week. the nbc 1010 investigators have been tracking the city's aging water line, at least 550 lines have ruptured this year. the water department is replacing about 30 miles of water pipe each year. at that pace it would take 77 years to replace all the cast iron in the system. the average philadelphia water main is 70 years old. >>> philadelphia police have made an arrest in a double shooting from yesterday. it happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon in north philade

a water main break. an 8 inch main broke earlier this morning.quite a number on the roadway in front of the hospital. there are other ways to get into the hospital but you cannot drive down the 5200 block the of loughboro road. the d 6 and m 4 metro lines are being effected. operations at the hospital have not been affected, however, there will be some low pressure for water customers in this area until that is fixed. an eight inch water main break being dealt with in the 5200 block of loughboro road will, indeed, cause issues for the morning commute. >> thank you, derrick. taking a look at the problem loughboro road in front of sibley. shut down between dalecarlia and macarthur.

we were alerted to the water main break on 48-inch transmission main. we had that main turned off 9:45. we're estimating loss at approximately 15 million gallons of water. >> reporter: hunting park avenue remain shut down between 29th and fox street overnight and into most of the sunday. >> once our clean up efforts are done on hunting park we will begin assessing the damage to the water main and working to excavate to get a visual on it. >> reporter: according to the water department water pressure was restored by 10:00 . it affect area businesses like nine owe's pizza during their busiest time of the weekend. >> we looked at some customers, they keep calling us, i have to say i'm sorry, we are closed. they ask me why. i say because of the no water. >> the crater left behind from this latest water main break this isn't the the first time this section of the hunting park has issues. right behind me at that shopping complex they have one this past june. >> in june customers had to be rescued, from rising waters, the at bakers center, located at fox stree

the 4-foot main burst spilling 15 million gallons of water.o get the main shut off and restore pressure. now hunting park avenue is closed until further notice. >>> police in delaware county are looking for suspects that left a person hospitalized. police blocked off the street at 6th and darby terrace. neighbors heard gun shots and called police at 1:00. no word on the victim. >>> a man is in critical condition at 23rd an aluminum barreled. a man in his -- lumbard street. emotions were running high as police talked to residents about what happened. >> police in ocean county are asking for your help in finding a man that allegedly robbed an elderly woman at a walmart store. police say he is wanted for ripping a gold necklace from the neck of a 7-year-old woman on -- 76-year-old woman on friday as she was putting her bags in the car. he took off through the parking lot south on route 37. if you have information call police. >>> the search continues for a man who escaped from custody in burlington county. 28-year-old michael mimms was being tran

break on a 48-inch transmission main. we had that main turned off, approximately 9:45, we're estimating the loss at approximately 15 million gallons of water. >> reporter: hunting park avenue remains shut down between 29th and fox streets overnight and into most of the sunday. >> once our clean up efforts are done, on hunting park we will begin assessing the damage to the water main and working to excavate to get a visual on it. >> reporter: according to the water department water pressure was restored by 10:00 . it affected some area businesses like nino's pizza during their busiest time of the weekend. >> we told some customers, i said i'm sorry, we are closed. they asked me why? i said because of no water. >> reporter: you can see crater left behind from this latest water main break. this isn't the first section of the hunting park has had issues. right behind me at that shopping complex, they had one just this past june. in june, customers had to be rescued to rising waters at baker's center located at fox street and

watch out for main and hamilton street. an accident scene there. >>> we know one thing that will snarl weekend traffic. this is preparations for made in america on the ben franklin parkway. they have five stages this year instead of four. thousands more people and of course queen bee, beyonce. nbc 10's matt delucia joins us live to show us the setup and what this will mean for everyone's holiday weekend, whether they're going to the festival or not. >> talking with people who live and work around here, they'll tell you this really is the epicenter of activity, especially this month. you have the made in america festival coming up this weekend, followed by the papal visit in just a few weeks. right now you can see everything is still dark. they've got the setup out here, the main stage to the right there by the steps of the art museum. really pretty much ready to go.ç beyonce as we mentioned will be the headline act on saturday night. the weekend will be on sunday night. it's bigger this year, the made in america festival, w

a water main break. an 8 inch main broke earlier this morning. it did quite a number on the roadway in front of the hospital. there are other ways to get into the hospital but you cannot drive down the 5200 block the of loughboro road. the d 6 and m 4 metro lines are being effected. operations at the hospital have not been affected, however, there will be some low pressure for water customers in this area until that is fixed. an eight inch water main break being dealt with in the 5200 block of loughboro road will, indeed, cause issues for the morning commute. >> thank you, derrick. taking a look at the problem loughboro road in front of sibley. shut down between dalecarlia and macarthur. either way. also another issue right now, 66 at route 50. four car crash. sending the chopper. looks like we have the center lane blocked and some activity on one shoulder and some activity on the right shoulder. 25 minutes behind. chuck. >>> outside we have a clear sky early this morning. temperatures in the comfy 50s and 60s. there's the view from our tower. we

the presiding officer: the senator from maine. mr. king: madam president, i want to rise to congratulate my colleague, my he is steeped colleague, my esteemed senior colleague for this accomplishment, and i think it is important to realize we all know the logistical challenges of making every single vote, but what she has done is symbolic of her service to this country and to the state of maine. i.t. noit's not just making eve. that is symbolic of an intense, fierce commitment to this body and to this institution and to the country, and i am delighted that the majority leader and the minority leader have recognized her today. i had the occasion to sit next to her at a function in maine when the vote record came out of how -- you know, how many votes -- it comes out about quarterly or every six months. i looked at mine and i leaned over to her and say, look, i have a 98.6% attendance record in the senate. and she leaned back and said, "you'll never catch me." and it was true. and, of course, it's been mentioned, she sits in the seat of

the main evacuation shelters at the napa county fairgrounds in calistoga.ns are for cobb, siegler, hidden valley lakes. calfire says residents of napa county are being encouraged to leave as well. >>> earlier this evening when we heard from calfire from a news conference, we had a lot of people asking when the power will be restored. we are joined on the phone by britney mccannny with pg&e. can you update us with the number of outages in the area because of the valley fire. >> yes. we're currently experiencing outages to about 7100 customers in the lake county area due to the wildfire. we're seeing damaged poles, power lines, equipment throughout the area that's been damaged because of the fire. >> i imagine this is gonna be a long recovery process because if you have power poles that have been burned down and you have downed lines, you have to replace the poles, put the lines back up. that's not something that you can do quickly. britney? we might have lost britney there. britney, can you hear me? well, britney mccannny talking about the 7100 customers now

the this is sky fox over a water main break in moorestown, construction crews are on the scene but maint there is shut down. so we're continuing to monitor this. they are cleaning it upright now but there could be some problems there. so, we will show you exactly what is happening here this is main street between church and chester avenue. the road is close there had in morristown because of that water main break. they will likely there been for a while. plan routes around that. >>> this is looking at 95 here, and things are all cleared, just added volume, no major issues just yet the but we have seen a bit more volume here these past few mornings, once the the school starts and getting rid of the summertime traffic pattern here on a friday morning. tacony palmyra was opened, it is now closed so traffic moving nicely there but there were a few delays there as a that bridge was open. we will have more on what to expect with the pope coming in just about a week, road closures already, look at that with the next update, chris and alex back to you. >> imagine this a with man hears a noise i

a nearby shopping complex had a water main break in june of last year.n both cases it took weeks to clean up the damage. >>> green bay lambeau field became the world's largest brautwurst. it raised $40,000 for charity. >> nam members are hoping a new billboard campaign will lead to answers in an unsolved murder in pennsauken new jersey. police say novac was in philadelphia in 2008. his car broke down, he was shot as he got out of the car. there's a ho thousand dollar reward that leads to arrest and conviction in this action. >> the jewish high holy days got underway with roshashana. a ram's horn was blown at the congregation in spring garden. roshashana is the first day of the jewish new year. it's a kind of intraspecs for yews around the world. >> coming up in the next half-hour of "action news." moses malone died over the weekend. we'll look back at his life. >> a 13-year-old boy has been charged with saturday after kissing a fellow 8th grader. details ahead. dear fellow citizen, your home is your castle. but sometimes the castle needs a new roof or ki

he is a catholic and the catholic church in california was a main lobbying force trying to defeat the legislation. the governor is trying to work out other details, and there's no way of telling which way he's going to go on this. >> other states as we noted are watching very carefully to see what california does. >> reporter: yes, california would be by far the largest state to make this option available to people. and you know there's a saying sometimes when it comes to law. what california does can sometimes become a role model for the rest of the nation. and already in just the last couple of days you have lawmakers in new york, in new jersey, in pennsylvania, coming out saying we're watching what's happening in california, their legislature has passed this, and now it is the time for us to make a move. in fact in the last year almost two dozen lawmakers have brought this up in one form or another and these proponents of right to die legislation are feeling momentum. >> and in california what's inspiring that legislation is what happened in oregon. what has happened in oregon? >>

forecast highs for this afternoon, main lib in the 60s and -- main lynn in the 60s and 7 -- maybe lib in the 60s -- mainly in the 60s and 70s. half moon bay, 64 degrees. your five-day forecast, we'll be warming back up. a little bit of a bump in the numbers for thursday but the wale warming kicks in for the weekend. by sunday you, the warmest locations -- by sunday, the warmest locations inland. upper 90s. thankfully, it's nice to have the rain showers in the forecast and hopefully that containment number will go up. >> a lot of up and down in the span of a week. >> that time of year when you get the first preview of winter and then it goes back up. >>> parts of southern california were rattled by an earthquake in the big bear lake area. the usgs says it was a 4.5 earthquake and people in the area could feel a sharp jolt. >>> crews in utah are searching for two hikers still missing in the flash flooding in die unpark. -- -- zion national park. four bodies were recovered yesterday. the remains of one more hiker were found today. rangers say the group was warned about the likelihood of

the water department has told me that the june water main break was not the same main as tonight's but it was part of the same grouping of four large transmission lines that runs under that area. that two-hour spill back in june spilled some seven million gallons of water in the shop right plaza. we come back to the live pict e pictur pictures. the lights that you're seeing is the plaza where the june break occurred. it's just around the corner from where we're standing as we widen out the dark space, it's some fright train tracks that are unusable because of this break. the water department on the scene still calculating the exact total amount of water spilled. they say it's easily in the millions of gallons. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for the update. disoriented but safe. that's the status of a couple who went missing yesterday. dominic and his wife told their son they were going to the grocery store yesterday morning. no one heard from them until they were found today far from their retirement home. a caretaker who worked with other clients in the same community told

the hungarian capital's main railway station is closed to refugees. >>> hello, you're watching al jazeera. also on the show - the u.n. warns wars and economic blockades could make gaza uninhabitable in less than five years. >>> condemnation of texas police after images appear to show them shooting a man with his hands um >>> and the congoales rebel leader known as the terminator on trial in the hague >>> hundreds of refugees are being denied access to the main railway station in budapest. let's bring you live pictures coming in in the capital. a lot of angry people and scenes outside the railway station, because hungarian police are preventing anyone without a valid e.u. visa from entering the station. a lot of them want to head on from hungary into other european countries, as andrew simmonds reports. [ chanting ] >> reporter: germany may have been a destination they could reach on monday. not any more. the refugees feared this would happen - and it did. >> tell us this is the solution. anyone could be in issue situation. everyone can have it. make it our solution, find for us a solution

>> an investigation story, 48-inch water main break, crews working right now to clean it up and figure out what went wrong. >> plus, college is expensive. we can all use some extra bucks to help pay for t we've got some of those weird scholarships you may not know about. >>> and amazing story, of incredible bond between mother and child, how newborn baby pulled her mother from the brink of death. >> your news your neighborhood live and inter-active. this is fox 29 weekend. >> and good sunday morning, and welcome. it is sunday, september 13th, i'm bill anderson, of course this is as we say the lovely and talented karen hepp, a we get things started. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill anderson. good morning to all of you. special shout out to all of the grand parent out there, and all of the grand parent you have loved in your life. please share your pictures of them on this grandparents day because we would like to show them off all morning long. >> sounds good. >> let's start off with a look at your weather, find out what's going on out there today. would you be able to enjoy i

and his main subject of recent years: landscapes. his inspiration comes from observation.e a wallflower, painting family and friends and other people he meets. >> yeah, i've asked waiters, waitresses to pose. you know, they think i'm coming on. and someone tells them, "oh no. he's a really good painter." >> reporter: his favorite subject across the decades has been his wife, ada, painting her more than 250 times. >> ada's like a perfect model. picasso would have jumped at her. her measurements was miss america. ada literally stopped the traffic the first time she came in a bathing suit. she used to-- she goes on a beach, guys fall over. >> reporter: the colby college museum, in maine, houses the largest katz collection anywhere: 850 works. colby now has an exhibit focusing on katz's early work, from the 1950s. diana tuitte is the curator. >> i think that what alex seemed to know coming out of art school was that he didn't want to be doing what anyone else was doing. initially, katz painted from photographs-- like these figures in a field, or these four children. then, whil

of the main acts performing. we know beyonce will be here. nick jonas will be here. modest mouth, a number of, great performances, all week under long will be happening. we also, know there is a app, that i have been talking about all morning long because i think if you are coming to the concert you should down load the app. it has a full map where you need to go because it is such a large venue with so much going on. so many tenth. so much to see here. it also tells you do's and don't's, everything that you can bring, things thaw cannot bring and it has a fact and q and a on the app and it tells you, one of the questions was i like to dance, i need to drink water? will there been water here? good thing it will be free water, they are giving out free filtered watered to everybody here all weekend long. that is within of the things i found out by looking at this app. there is also this photo boot. so later this morning photographer mike and i will be taking some pictures which we will tweet. so you can have fun wi

water reports crews have finished repairs on the water main break near sibley hospital.at problem this morning caused a lot of traffic issues. should be better for the afternoon. at the live desk, i'm eun yang. >>> tonight promises to be an exciting one in decision 2016. republicans will face each other in the republican debate. the top 11 fighting for the republican nomination. tracie potts gets you ready. >> reporter: the reagan library in simi valley, california is set for tonight's debate. >> i think we'll see trump show number two. >> reporter: donald trump heads into the debate a solid number one in the polls. >> people are not silent. they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians. >> reporter: dr. ben carson takes the number two spot on stage. tonight is a test for jeb bush languishing at 6%. republican strategists say he needs to take on trump without crossing the line. >> governor bush needs to take the fight to donald trump aggressively. he has to almost make fun of donald trump. >> someone comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them. >> reporter: tonight cou

all we know is the main suspect very much looks like the sketches. the number one wanted man in tylan. -- in thailand. on the land border between thailand of cambodia today. he is now interrogated in a subsequent place, a military compound. but there is, again, some more controversy out of this investigation. just to remind that a lot of contradictions over the last two news -- there is a possibility going out that we do not even know if this man was on the border by the thai troops. sources are now stating that he was in fact apprehended at an airport in cambodia by the army. unclear.ll very the only thing which is important am a today this is indeed the second arrest in 48 hours. it is a breakthrough, and three arrest warrants have been given for turkish nationals. what is the feeling like there on the streets of bangkok since this attack two weeks ago? is security much higher? are people afraid? >> the security is very much higher. people were very scared by the level of the intensity of the bombings. it is the worst bombing we have ever had in th

[chanting] hungry shuts down the main rail way station in the capitol budapest, stopping refugees from travelling. ♪ hello, i'm live from al jazeera headquarters in doha, also on the program, calls grow for australia to remove children from a prison holding asylum seekers in malu after a scathing report reveals abuse. barack obama calls for action on climate change on a historic visit to alaska and some call him a hypocrite. stolen art facts worth of millions of dollars to their rightful owners. ♪ but first the hungry are stopping people from leaving the main train terminal to prevent refugees to heading on to austria and germany, around a thousand people are currently gathered outside the station with security guards blocking all the entrances. government officials say they are simply trying to adhere to european union law as outlined by germany's angela merkel in a press conference on monday. well it was a very different situation on monday when some people were allowed on board the trains. andrew simmons our correspondent got on board with some of them. >> reporter: yet another cue

the 48-inch main was built in 1895.of old water mains to prevent these types of breaks. >> back to the adorable video, guys, don't want to give it away for you here, but monday hard getting out every bed. but check out buda the bulldog if we can. (growing). >> buda not really a morning dog either it looks like. a lot of people report that bulldogs do make those kind of funny noises, oh, look how cute, and the guy in bed with him, does pretty good impression of that. >> so cute. >> oh, that's too much. >> is that a snore, or just a noise? oh, it is too cute. >> well, hey, a nice cool crisp, monday morning, i understand my buda just wants to curl up. it will be tough to get out of bed? >> once you get outside it feels good. not bad morning to do a run or maybe walk the dog. look at that, in the 50's, and we will be warming up to the upper 70s this afternoon with sunshine, but lock at the rest of the week. low to mid 80s, low humidity, lot of sun, no chance of any rain this week, really nice mid september forecast shaping

billboards are flashing information and reward offers from maine to florida. pet ron's the mother tells "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter that she hopes national exposure will at last bring answers. >> what happened to him, you know, happened to my son? where is my son. >> reporter: ten years after her son richard petrone and his girlfriend danielle imbo vanished along with their pick up, leaving a south street restaurant, the the pain for richard's mother marge, never fades. >> i would like to say it is easier walt but it doesn't. it gets hearter to live with every day neglect that someone is still out there that did this. >> reporter: now hoping to catch those who abduct and murdered the couple, the fbi will be using billboard like this one from maine to florida, a major nationales lacing of their investigation. >> for his sake, you know, we went stop, until we get an answer. >> i'm a little more confident then i had been in the past that we will get to, we will get to a conclusion. >> reporter: case agent veto rosily says leads developed from an fbi pu

a huge water main break over the weekend, expect clean up crews to be out in full force on hunting park avenue between fox and wissohickon. septa has its bus routes, one and r on a detour. coming from south jersey no problems on 295 or 42 and mass transit off to a good start. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> happening today, philadelphia water department will begin fixing up a 120 year-old water main after it broke saturday night in hunting park. it flooded the the the area around hunting park avenue with 15 million gallons have of water before it was finally shut off. in one was hurt but some people temporarily lost water pressure. back to normal now. another 48-inch water main broke a few hundred yard a wye from that in june but it was a different pipe and two breaks are not related. repairs could be weeks. >>> a lot of people described eagles off season as quite eventful. >> it was amazing. all eyes are on chip kill toy see if this will pay off. sabina kuriakose at melrose dine they are morning in south philadelphia, hi there sabina. >> reporter: good morning, guys. still quiet her

there is a beautiful letter from toquette to relatives in maine about jack, telling the family in maine what her husband was, who he was really. it is a really beautiful letter. it is heartbreaking. >> did the two germans, oberg and knochen, why didn't israel hunt them down? were they not that important? were they not known? mr. kershaw: i think if i was french and jewish or french and patriotic and had served in the resistance, they would be top of my list. that is a good question. i don't know why they were not hunted down. i know both of them were very aware they were marked men. they were very afraid to be tried in france. when they were brought to france, they knew it was going to be very serious. that is a good question. you would have to ask the same of the entire german nuclear physicist program. what happened to them? they put a man on the moon, basically. there were political considerations. the cold war had begun in 1945. we shook hands and danced with the russians in april of 1945. but that was the end of our so-called relationship. the cold war was really hotting up by 1946

today, crews are on the scene of a massive water main break in north philadelphia. millions of gallons of water have flood the streets. we'll show you what it looks like now in a live report. >>> a couple missing since friday has been found. we'll tell you what happened while they were gone. and where they were located coming up. >>> here's a live look over center city. a little bit of a breeze out there. it will feel much more like fall today. don't get too used to it. what to expect at the start of the work week is coming up in the nbc 10 first alert forecast. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30. let's get to our weekend weather with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. good morning. >> good morning. it will feel like fall today. temperatures in the mid 70s, in some locations low 70s. we will see clearing skies. just a slight chance of showers. it won't be like what we saw yesterday. we saw a decent amount of scattered showers and thunderstorms on and off throughout the area. going into today, mainly dry. just keep in mind

relocated from the main level. on the main level it shows you an area of increased parking where the staff area has been moved and the program areas for the staff. throughout the enter -- interior we'll make improvement for safety. ada upgrades and fire alarm. and we'll replace damage and deteriorated items including concrete structure, fire exit stairs, exterior stucco wall and plumbing drains upgrades to mechanical structures. this will replace the existing fixtures at the exterior of the garage. the project will meet requirements of title 24 and san francisco's green building ordinance. carol will discuss the project schedule and milestones. >> thanks. i want to show you a current update. we have received a categorical exception and from the arts commission design review. our next for the rest of this fall is to complete a detailed design and the plan is to go to out to bid at the end of the year. before doing that later this fall we'll be returning to you to present the financing package for the project. then w

the main issue, pay. teachers have not received a cost of living increase in six years. >>> the eagles getting ready for their prime time game, hear how players are really feeling about hitting the field against the the atlanta falcons. >>> former eagles player lesean mccoy had fun after his buffalo bills pulled off a stunning victory over the colts, the the comments he made toward chip kelly on social media. >>> but first here's your winning lottery numbers from last night. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell, eagles start your season off on monday night football against falcons. big game in prime time. chip kelly and sam bradford can make a statement, tonight showing everyone how good they can be. yesterday they arrived in atlanta ready to go like a kid looking at everybody else on opening day, for christmas. but, you have to wait. the the players can hardly contain their excitement for the first game. >> fantastic. i'm trying not to over do it but we all are excited. i hear on the bus, everybody talking ab

the main candidates are will meet for the main event at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on c nshnn and who has the most to gain and the most to lose? to discuss it, our national reporter maeve reston and jeff zeleny and also gloria borger. and really, jeb bush's numbers have been dropping in the last month or so, and he has a lot at stake tomorrow night? >> certainly. the donors and the allies are looking to see are from him that he can channel the kind of anger and frustration that voters are feeling right now in the way that trump has been doing that in the last couple of weeks. obviously, jeb has been dealing with the incoming fire from trump calling him the low energy ka candidate, and the boring candidate, and jeb has to get out there, and he has been throwing the punches, but he has to get out there to show that he can take on trump, and excite the voters and come back from this slide in the polls that we have seen which is really amazing from the candidate that we all thought would be the front-runner with $100 million. >> and gloria, he has a s

one group has run across a main road. the next minute police moved to the scene and scuffles broke out. it's the demonstrators themselves. the police standing by. but it's getting closer and closer to direct conflict. no police take chance as one group tries to calm the situation by trying to form another line between the police and refugees. eventually the police pushed forward clearing the road and the demonstrators backed off. it didn't come to all out confrontation. throughout wednesday protests have been getting louder. hungarian railway staff have been ordered not to sell tickets to anyone without visas or the right passport for their destination. it's a an excruciating situatio. one level down from the station's main approach, this is called a transit zone. it's been in place since the crisis began. but it's never been as full. >> we stay here. in this station. i will not move. i will stay here. i will sleep in the street. i just want to go out of here. >> does not make us to go by train. we see another way. >> wha

relocated from the main level. on the main level it shows you an area of increased parking where the staff area has been moved and the program areas for the staff. throughout the enter -- interior we'll make improvement for safety. ada upgrades and fire alarm. and we'll replace damage and deteriorated items including concrete structure, fire exit stairs, exterior stucco wall and plumbing drains upgrades to mechanical structures. this will replace the existing fixtures at the exterior of the garage. the project will meet requirements of title 24 and san francisco's green building ordinance. carol will discuss the project schedule and milestones. >> thanks. i want to show you a current update. we have received a categorical exception and from the arts commission design review. our next for the rest of this fall is to complete a detailed design and the plan is to go to out to bid at the end of the year. before doing that later this fall we'll be returning to you to present the financing package for the project. then w

this water main break. you have to watch for that. stick to 38 or central avenue. this is a big one in cherry hill tampa avenue closes near kingston drive for construction. use edgemore. the get traffic with the #6abc traffic. tell me what you're seeing on the roads. 3 miles in millville. 3-mile in atlantic and 7 in wildwood. fog is an issue in a couple of places. >> a man tried to steal a leer jet in texas. police say a man drove a vehicle through the security gate and tried to remove the blocks from the wheels of the jet and get inside. the security guard shocked the man with a taser. police believe the man was under the influence. >> this is new a new jersey mother is defending her football player son after video of him hitting an opposing player in the head went viral. it appears the player removed the helmet from the other player and hit him in the head with it. the 18-year-old was kicked off the linden high school football team for the season and suspended from school. her son this was all an accident

the main european markets are trading significantly up at this point in the day. paris and london, up over 2% as the china's foreign ministry says it will speed up test reforms for investors. >> a story in france. a new report has come out on the controversial issue of labor markets. stephen: this happens when international bodies like the oh oacd -- the government commission has come up with 44 proposals are you defame to allow propos -- aim to allow employers to work out salaries, redundancies and working conditions. french prime minister says that any measures that reduce workers rights will not be implemented. the minimum wage and job security. he says in order to change france's labor code it will go to parliament of -- before summer of next year. the chief executive of united airlines has resigned over a corruption investigation. the inquiry looking at whether united airline begin a direct flight between newark, best the former -- the former head of -- the airline says executives have left their jobs over the probe and the internal investigation. the low-cos

it was not one of our main policy options. but one participant in the committee would like to see additional accommodation is concerned by the inflation outlook and thinks that we need additional stimulus, additional accommodation to provide that and proposed doing so by moving interest rates negative. that's something we've seen in several european countries. it's not something we talked about today. look, if -- i don't expect that we're going to be in the path of providing additional accommodation, but if the outlook were to change in a way that most of my colleagues and i do not expect and we found ourselves with a weak economy that needed additional stimulus, we would look at all of our available tools, and that would be something that we would evaluate in that kind of context. >> marty and then michelle. >> marty kansas creates sinker, associated press. in july you said that you yourself expected to see the first rate hike before the end of the year. is that still your expectation? and also when you talked about the devel

we've got some breaking news, live shot from chopper three, water main break in new jersey main streeturch street in and chester avenue. use alternate like second street. two new jersey transit buses are also detoured 407 and 413 until 11:00 a.m.ment you can see crews outside right now trying to get this under control, and get this all cleaned up for you. ill of course have updates either live here or on my twitter feed. also, disable vehicle 95 northbound past cottman, right lane blocked, not going to cause too many problems. it is going to opposite side of the bulk. traffic. northeast extension closed sunday both directions between mid-county and lansdale. that's a 11-mile stretch between those two, also, it is going to be closed mid midnight to 6:00 a.m. make note of. that will it is fridayment can't get much better. but it does get better because i am going to the game sunday, and i'm so excited. you don't even know, nicole, so excited about this. >> i didn't know were you going to the game. >> i am now. >> that's so awesome. >> i know. >> i'll be on my couch watching. my guys will