white marsh township, we have fire crews on scene, flourtown road at joshua road at white marsh township. we've seen a handful of accidents. let's check the temperatures, 45 degrees in martins creek. 46 in quakertown and pottstown. 50 in coatsville, 52 in saint davids. a little better in center city, 60 degrees, first time we're seeing 40s on the map this season. 50 in hammonton. 55 in minute sin son. -- cinnaminson. if you missed a beautiful moon i posted it on my facebook page holing it. >> always impressing me, karen. >>> a sinkhole is sparking serious contamination concerns in central florida. the ground gave way days ago it took us crews a week before they noticed. the water is contaminated with phospherous acid. there are pumps in place. authorities are saying don't worry about their drinking wells. >>> new this morning, a ten-year-old boy may have been used as bait to abduct another 6-year-old boy in georgia. the older child asked the younger child if he wanted to see his car. when the 6-year-old refused, the boy tried to drag him into a vehicle where a man a and woman were waitin

destroyedfrom the terrorism alert desk, i'm michele marsh. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm chuck grassley and i approve this message because, across party lines to help real people, with real problems. we've passed twenty-seven bills so far, each with bipartisan support. under chuck grassley's leadership, the committee has passed legislation that helps: promote adoption. aid families battling drug addiction. protect victims of child pornography and human trafficking. protect kids from sex offenders. hold sponsors of terrorism accountable. modernize criminal justice laws. we've already accomplished more in this congress than in the last one, and we still have time to do more. a georgetown university study named chuck grassley one of the top five senators working across party lines. grassley works. septembe

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for more we turn to michelle marsh. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington i'm michelle marsh. at least 14 people are dead and many morenj in northern pakistan. an attacker threw a hand grenade at the gate of a courthouse killing ten and injuring 40 others. the attacker blew himself up after security prevented him from getting inside the gate. meanwhile at least four people were killed and five others injured in an attack on a christian neighborhood. security forces there killed the four suicide bombers in that attack. a pakistani taliban splinter group claims responsibility for both attacks and warns there behind bars facing terrorism charges. investigators say keon cook conspired with individuals he believed were capable of committing a mass terrorist attack. they did not say exactly who cook had been plotting with but say he had plans to carry out an attack at two different places. >>> and france says it will start handing down tougher prison sentences for those found guilty of associated with terrorist groups. those found guilty can now be sentenced to previously the time

this is white marsh at flourtown and joshua road. so expect delays through the neighborhood through morning rush hour. another accident northbound lanes of the 42 freeway at creek road causing for some extra delays heading in towards to that walt whitman bridge. live look downtown we will go vine street expressway heavy from broad street over through the schuylkill, no accidents just a lot of volume folks leaving town this morning. coming north on i-95 in toward airport area there is debris on the northbound side of i-95, it is some tire treads that actually kind of blew off one of the tires here causing for folks to move in and out as you head north on i-95. but dave, a lot of sun glare and that will naturally slow us down. >> that will warm us up, off to a cool start 40's, 50's, 60's but many surrounding suburbs cool this morning. chill in the air. grab coat, you'll need it later tonight when sun goes down and see that temperature drop. ultimate doppler radar montgomery, bucks county, fall festival this weekend looking good. 5:00 a

. >> so i have to other items on and on not on the agenda first, the marsh expire mr. richie will do that a fire broken out near moccasin yesterday. >> again steve richie assistant general manager for wierts if i have the slides please there we go. >> the marshes fire broke out yesterday about 1215 or so the fires size is 9 hundred and thirty acres as of 8:30 this morning and close to moccasin it is away from moccasin a good thing not clear if any of it is contained not active threaten any of the assets no impacts on water and power deliveries we are contributing because the old school house is acting as the command post for calfire at the fire and very, very smokey in moccasin including inside of the buildings and what they call an evacuation advisory we could, asked to evacuate that could potentially effect our activities to make sure we deliver water from the local rear view mirrors we need to issue a press released about the fact if our services are continuing without impairment at this time here are a couple of photos taken yesterday as of any fire in the foothill

a marsh. how did it all happen? >> reporter: it started with a stolen squad car from an accident earlier in the night. it happened not far from the san mateo toll plaza. the accident taking place down that way, in the westbound direction, heading in the westbound direction across the bridge. but it started with a stolen squad car from an accident earlier in the evening. that fers accident happened around 9:20 off observation drive near roxbury lane. that's way up there in the hayward hills, about 25 miles from where we're at. officers with the hayward police department were conducting their investigation. one of the people involved in that accident jumped into the hayward police officer's patrol car and took off. hayward police did catch up with them and began to chase them on westbound highway 92. it was a little bit later, until the second crash around 9:45 last night about a half mile from the toll plaza. police tell us the driver of the stolen police car struck three other cars and then rolled into the nearby ma

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. a british court sentenced a radical preacher for more than five years for inspiring support for isis. the court said he and his associate were a threat and they would not stop preaching their message of he is a familiar face to britain. he was a number of leader in post sharia law and there was a suicide bomber attack that killed at least 10 people in central baghdad and 39 people were hurt in the attack. monday's blast happened not far from the site of another isis suicide attack in july. that attack killed 324 people. and isis has now banned women the militant group has beaten and killed women in the past for refusing to wear the conservative garments. the leaders banned the burkas after a group of women carried out an attack against several isis commanders. from the terrorism alert desk, i'm michelle marsh. >> new studies show tiny particles in the brain the risk of alzheimer's. there is now research that provides the first evidence that tiny particles of magnetic pollution can fin

mold and high humidity levels were found at patrick marsh. firefighters in madison an illegal pig roast went awry. officials say someone reported heavy smoke wafting into their home .turns out, a neighbor was trying to smoke a whole pig in a large plywood container between two buildings.the man told firefighters he added a large amount of coals to the fire, which caused the pig fat to drip and catch the plywood on fire. eat ugly apples.that's the request from one wisconsin apple orchard dealing with results from a damaging spring the freeze affected the way the apples grew but not their taste. <"people can go home and crunch into them. they'll be absolutely fine they'll keep well, they'll cook well.">the orchard lost about 30 to 40 percent of its crop because of the freeze. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the hollywood star joining a new campaign films now available for home viewing. and let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup.. it's packers live with larry mccarren at 6-30. the now: milwaukee will stream online. then "t

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. coalition forces in iraq have retaken isis stronghold near mosul, which is a step to liberate the cities under isis control. in france, eight more people have been arrested with connection of the attack in were killed. five reporters behind bars in connection to the attack. airstrikes hit the convoy overnight in what was supposed to be a humanitarian cease-fire and at least 20 aide workers were killed and precious supplies destroyed. from the terrorism alert desk, i'm michelle marsh. >> marie: a former republican president may be voting for niece of john f. kennedy shared a photo on facebook of george h.w. bush and in the caption, she said the former president said he would vote for clinton and a spokesperson for bush did not confirm or deny the statements, but if true, this adds to the list of republican leaders speaking out against donald trump. >> some trump supporters are adding deplorable names, and they are forcing users to include deplorable and the profile names to change them

but why ey a baseball stadium over a marsh? i'm not sure. i'm matt with "teen kids news." >> most of us know that sugary drinks can be unhealthy. but sugar is not the only thing we need to be careful about. daniella explains. >> when it's time to focus, do you reach for a caffeinated drink, like soda, coffee, or tea? if you do, you could be reaching for troue.bl medical experts say caffeine is more than just a chemical drug. that means it gives you ups and downs, sort of like being on an unpleasant merry-go-round ride. on the upside, caffeine can give you a short-term energy boost, but here is the downside. caffeine can also cause anxiety, and trouble sleeping. the jitters, and when it wears off, you can feel sluggish. even worse, if you drink caffeine on a regular basis, your body begins to crave it. so when you don't get caffeine, you could have withdrawal symptoms, including headaches and that's not good for your schoolwork. so, whether it's soda,ec coffee, or tea, go for daf. you are under enough pressure from school as it is. don't let

but why they decided to build a baseball stadium over a marsh? i'm not sure. i'm matt with "teen kids news." >> most of us know that sugary drinks can be unhealthy. but sugar is not the only thing we need to be careful about. daniella explains. >> when it's time to focus, do you reach for a caffeinated drink, like soda, coffee, or tea? if you do, you could be reaching for trouble. medical experts say caffeine is more than just a chemical compound. it's actually a mood-altering that means it gives you ups and downs, sort of like being on an unpleasant merry-go-round ride. on the upside, caffeine can give you a short-term energy boost, but here is the downside. caffeine can also cause anxiety, the jitters, and trouble sleeping. and when it wears off, you can feel sluggish. even worse, if you drink caffeine on a regular basis, your body begins to crave it. so when you don't get caffeine, you could have withdrawal symptoms, including headaches and difficty and that's not good for your schoolwork. so, whether it's soda, coffee, or tea, go for decaf. you are under e

ed: so, we are back our otr political analysts, mary anne marsh and rob gray. i am going to look forward because with the backdrop of blaster, the commander-in-chief forum, they did not argue together but they argued points dropped the evening. now we had the first debate on the horizon. was what we saw last week a precursor to the debates? mary anne: no question about it, but less does beat matt lauer. and donald trump will say or do anything, in front of anybody and in any form and hillary clinton has a lot to lose because i do think donald trump thinks if he is going to go down, he is taking her with him. ed: can the host or hostess, i use post in general, moderator, can the effect or you appreciate the conversation? mary anne: the forum this week, donald trump. anybody who watched it, like me and others, saul that. i think it is important. there was a lot of fact checking last night. ed: all right, rob. rob: i think trump is a lot more comfortable in his own shoes then in that tv format than hillary clinton, but a lot less disciplined, too. mary anne: he sa

with we now democratic strategist marianne marsh. marianne, in case you can't tell, i am infuriated. and i don't think it's funny. >> welcome back, judge. i hear you. >> i don't think it's funny marry auchblt was she off her game or what's wrong with her? >> i don't think she apologized. when you look at her statement she doubled down. and the surprising thing is everything she said last night she has said weeks previously. she has given speeches about it. this is not the first time or second time or third sooim time she made these comments, she aid it throughout the campaign. i think the surprising thing is it's the first time the trump campaign has objected to it. that's the only thing that's different here. >> okay. i'm objecting to it. you see, marianne, they are neck-and-neck. and she says that you can put the trump campaign into a basket, half of whom are deplorable, racist, sexist, misogynists, xenophobes, and the rest are just like losers. i am an american. i come from a family of veterans. and for her to suggest when she's t

quarter mile visibility in marsh field right now. half a mile in boston. it is widespread and locally dense this morning. so you'll notice it's 66 in boston. middle to upper 60s for most of us as you step out the door. sunshine come out. there's a few hugging the coastline of showers, southern bristol and plymouth county right now. yes ethere will be an isolated shower but plenty of dry times. temperatures come out of the 60s as the fog burns off. breaks of sun. 75 by midday with an isolate shower. the wind will come off the second half looks drier and brighter. temperatures in the low 80s. we push 90 tomorrow. we'll talk about that in your weekend, in just a few. >>> we begin with breaking news in quincy. a kayaker missing for most of the night has been located, safe. we've learned 30-year-old kyle raker's kayak overturned. coast guard officials say he was not wearing a life jacket and lost most of his belongings. his kayak is still adrift right w. 2:15 this morning when his girlfriend called authorities to say he was safe. coast guard says this a reminde

also going to be a prehistoric thoracic inspired marsh. the complex will consist marsh. the complex will consist of 253 story towers and will welcome its first guest in the year 2018 >>> i can see something like that here. >> that's extravagant.no plans to go to dubai probably ever. >> nextel news 3 lava tropical 30 national guard members are honoring their peers who were killed in that deadly shooting in ihop and carson city it was we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. coming up. >>> honoring the following five years ago government open fired ihop and carson city killing three nevada national guard member's another person how the national guard is honoring the annual run walk fall event happening this week and

at white marsh, the flag is lowered in honor of palmer. in lafayette hills, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> golfers and dignitaries from around the world tweeted their condolences. president obama tweeted a picture of palmer at the white house with a statement, quote, here is to the king who was as extraordinary on the links as he was generous to others. thanks for the memories, arnold, end quote. >>> it was a big surprise for students at olney elementary school in philadelphia today. and it's guaranteed to get them excited about doing their homework. >> we are going to give every one of you a free laptop to take home. >> amazing. the free laptops a courtesy of comcast, nbc 10's parent company. six-time olympic medallist jackie joyner-kersey was also there to announce major milestones in the program which provides customers who qualify with affordable internet access, home computers, and training. for more information on the program, tap the nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> it wasn't that long ago we were

. >> reporter: from the terrorism alert desk in washington i'm michelle marsh. an important milestone. u.s. official says iraqi and coalition forces have retaken almost half of iraq from isis control. the terror group still controls most of mosul. the pentagon is discussing forces to advise and assist iraqi forces as it prefires recapture mosul. at this point there are no formal proposals for how many troops might go. the fight could begin next month. in australia the government is trying to toughen its terror laws. a new proposal would allow the government to keep convicted terrorists in jail past their prison sentences. also children as young as 14 could be tried under australian law for terrorism related offenses. the current age i'm michelle marsh. >> marie: an oversight committee has given the green light to bring an nfl stadium to the valley. >> reed: this afternoon the committee recommended the state put $750 million in public money toward the stadium project. the approval from the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee is a major victory for th

he did what he could do to get it down on the marsh. the faa is investigating exactly what happened. >>> new at 6:00 there is an ugly battle brewing over some of the area's most beautiful open space. there's a plan to expand public access to trails along the peninsula watershed. but environmentalists tell our don ford that is the last place people should be wandering around. >> reporter: not quite closed to the public and not quite open, either. the battle for how folks access some of the most beautiful trails in the bay area area above crystal springs reservoir is getting serious. >> we had a plan that we have been following to provide additional access to the watershed. we call it education opportunities. >> reporter: what's wrong with that plan? >> well, most anywhere else the sierra club, we're all about getting out into nature. >> reporter: yup. >> getting people to feel how important it is. >> reporter: yup. >> there are places where you don't go because they are too important. >> reporter: the san francisco public utilities commi

tomorrow.officials say the mold was found at eastside last week.mold and high humidity levels were found at patrick marsh. starting saturday, it will be illegal to talk on a handheld mobile device while driving through a construction zone in wisconsin. the d-o-t says the rules are simple ... if you see orange cones .. put down the phone.. violators face fines up to 40 dollars for a first dollars for future offenses. eat ugly apples.that's the request from one wisconsin apple orchard dealing with results from a damaging spring freeze.the owner of door creek orchard in cottage grove says the freeze affected the way the apples grew but not their taste. the orchard lost about 30 to 40 percent of its crop because of the freeze. the tropical dome at mitchell park is back open.the county says work installing safety netting to catch falling concrete wrapped up friday.the desert dome.a grand reopening event for all three mitchell park domes is planned for early december. still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- people in taiwan dealing with the country's third severe storm in two wee

let's bring in renee marsh.to vote moments from now, is there any indication it will move forward this time around? >> it is supposed to happen in about an hour from now, and we do not expect it to pass. lawmakers there fresh off of a seven week recess, and they're picking up with the blame game. >> democrats decided to block a bill that keeps pregnant women and babies safer. >> they are cutting short the seven-week break and return to the capital in order to pass emergency zika funding. they say no, we're going to stay home some more. >> that funding goes towards things like vaccines and killing off the mosquito population. it is not really just about money, it comes down to abortion politics and the confederate flag. the democrats are claning that tied to the bill is language that presents plannedparenthood, and similar type health clinics from receiving any of that funding. but they're arguing that because it is spread throughtivi activi that clinics should receive some of that funding. and also that hurdle h

(sot/01:41:50- :55/megan marsh, audiologist) "it was amazing - i was so happy for her and her family, and it was a wonderful moment to share with them"(2-shot walk in hallway)breanna had profound hearing loss before the implant.. dating back to when she attended school at the center beginning at age three..breanna mendoza, hearing patient)"and then now, cochlear implant - it sounds normal"except, perhaps, for her very own voice..breanna mendoza, hearing patient) "well, it was weird that i heard my voice (jason: what does it sound like?) it sounds like normal, but sounds like a robot (laugh)"sounds of it's now on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the new look iowa run game trying to keep their momentum into here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... in cedar rapids -- c-avenue northeast near rockwell collins could reopen as soon as next week.crews spent months building an entirely new traffic flow along the roadway.city leaders hope expanded lanes and new pedestrian crossings at rockwell will cut down on congestion betwe

b marsh fined 24 thousand. stewart 18 grand. the team is hoping wide receiver demaryious thomas is good to go on sunday. limited at practice today after a hip injury against the panthers. he did return to the game after dinging that hip in the first quarter. head coach expects him to be full go on sunday. against the colts. >> denver has lost 8 of the last nine game against indiana. >> tr*ef trevor siemian has a perfect mark against the colts. no wins no losses. but all right. colts head coach. getting his guys ready for the denver defense. whether or not they are dirty. teams certainly know what's coming. >> . well played. and the colorado rockies are still playing. here's my deal. this point in the season. do like pop up video. remember vh1. wouldn't that be great. if you don't know it, check it out. after this newscast. >> . here's the one highlight from tonight. in the first. nice little single shot. one to nothing. and then the rockies quickly collapse. right now let's see. nine to five. >> . pop up video would be great. >>

lausanne marsh lausanne at least three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries the suspect was also taken to the hospital for treatment, but he is going to be arrested all lanes opened up just before midnight we have reached out to heyward pd to get information and ask about that stolen car we are still waiting to hear back. >> thank you for that update we'll check in with you. 6:03. testimony search for a gunman who killed wasn't man, police found the victim on fairview street, he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. investigators say the gunman walked up to a group of people, got into an argument and open fire. we'll have our live report an update coming up at 6:30. >>> the situation in charlotte north carolina calls are growing for police to release the video showing the shooting death of keith lamont scott as protests continue in a state of emergency remains in effect. reporter le land, protests peaceful or not peaceful ? >> reporter: over all, very peaceful, mike, and the police and the protesters have a stand off right at midnight when the curfew began a couple

today a restoration project on grizzly island, will open 100 acres of susan marsh. don ford gives us a look and wait until you see the cool things that chopper 5 spotted. >> reporter: bulldozers scraping down parts of grizzly island, making it ready for new homes, just not human homes. >> we are going to breach the levies and allow the natural waterway to reconnect, and nature do its thing and bring back native fish by generating food for them. >> reporter: while no levies will be opened up today, it is the beginning of the largest title wed land restitution in the delta. and there is a lot of prep work to ensure when the water is eventually allowed in it goes where they want it to be, creating nurseries and safe spots for salmon and other creatures. >> this marsh i have hunted and fished in here since i was a little buy. this is absolutely the jewel of california as far as i'm concerned. >> most of grizzly island will not be flooded and thousands of duck wills still live in ponds. the grizzly will have areas to roam. they found them wandering around in the middle o

this is happening in several areas including the white river marsh state wildlife area in green lake county. the vikings are planning a different sort of halftime show this sunday night against the packersthe minnesota orchestra will peform for eight minutes at the 50-yard line during the first regular season game at the new u-s bank stadium in minneapolis. the paer another "packers everywhere" pep rally the day before the game, the team invites you to bring the spirit of green bay to minneapolis on saturdaythe festivities will take place at 6 p-m at the "pourhouse" on 5th street.packers president mark murphy, larry mccarren will be on hand.packers alumni jim carter and craig newsome will sign autographs. you can watch the game right here on today's tmj-4. kickoff is set for 7:30 p-m. our lance allan and elise menaker will coming up: dental danger.why poor oral health can lead to problems that go beyond just 4 your health-we know that not taking care of your teeth could lead to cavities or a simple toothache ... but some studies are suggesting poor oral health can hurt our overall he

. >>> first the galaxy note 7 phones faced a recall noichl there could be problems with samsung marshing machines -- washing machines. some have been exploding. regulators people avoid using the washers and use them only on the delicate cycle. >>> we like the warm but not the dry! >> i'm gonna try and get you some moisture out of this. we have some rain moving through albuquerque. pretty heavy storms, and slowly moving up into our area. we do have a chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms. cleerp skies on the eastern plains. clouds begin to move in. on the hour by hour, clear skies, cloudy skies, there's the i think by tomorrow morning, you will see the clouds. by 3:00, showers lining up along the front range. watch the metro area, a couple of scattered showers around here. and then we dry out. saturday, isolated showers around here. we still have a chance. and sunday they will be few and far between, mainly over the north. a nice and dry day around here once again. high pressure sunshine throughout midsection of the nation. showers and thunderstorms for the great lakes, all

terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michele marsh raid in london is believed to have broken up an isis terror p >>> and early morning raid in london has broken up a terror plot. a 19-year-old and 20-year-old were arrested suspected of pairing a terrorist act. new details were given. >>> sunday marks 15 years's forensic tests, it was determined to be ?the? flag and is now on display at the national september eleventh memorial and museum in new york.(??on cam??)there are the national memorial in new york. to saturday's cy-hawk showdown -- there's one matchup that everyone will be watching -- iowa's >>> when it comes to saturday's both will probably be playing on sundays soon -- and their game with in the game -- will be worth the price of admission -- it's king's crafty-ness versus lazard's size and speed -- and both guys know -- what makes the kings craftiness versus the size and speed. >> i would say we will go out and b physical. it will be tough. that is the only way that will make you better and get better as the season progresses. >> he is not as tall as me but he is a tremend

kill >>> first the galaxy note 7 phones faced a recall noichl there could be problems with samsung marshing machines -- washing machines. some have been exploding. regulators recommend people avoid using the washers and use them only on the delicate cycle. >>> we like the warm but not the y! some moisture out of this. we have some rain moving through albuquerque. pretty heavy storms, and slowly moving up into our area. we do have a chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms. cleerp skies on the eastern plains. clouds begin to move in. on the hour by hour, clear skies, cloudy skies, there's the moisture. the clouds begin to move over during the night. i think by tomorrow morning, you will see the clouds. by 3:00, showers lining up along the watch the metro area, a couple of scattered showers around here. and then we dry out. saturday, isolated showers around here. we still have a chance. and sunday they will be few and far between, mainly over the north. a nice and dry day around here once again. high pressure holding this front back. lots of sunshine throughout midsection of the n

marsh, but the only delivery that day at all about the delivery... i-i remember i had to go downstairs and sort everything out. what do you mean "sort everything out"? i told the doorman i never ordered a freezer. but the guy brought it on up. he loaded it on the freight elevator while i was talking to the doorman. so what happened when you were downstairs? (sighs) i told the doorman they got the wrong apartment again. and then by the time i got back upstairs, the guy was gone. i don't know his name, but i told him everything, same as you. (castle) i don't get it. if sloan had that woman's report, why didn't he just follow up? he wasn't looking for the story. he'd already written it. (castle) that's the same kind of truck we saw outside charles wyler's store. he must have a contract with them. if you wanted some help with some heavy lifting, who would you call? your best friend. i had so many thoughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given w

. >>> and the marsh's fire has destroyed 930 acres and is zero persentd contained. one firefighter was injured. and parts of highway 49 are closed with no time table to reopen. california this year, burning more than 5,000 acres. >>> the charlotte police head quarters are back in full force this morning after a suspicious package found inside the building caused a bomb scare. it was evacuated for three hours before they could remove it with a robot. it is now being evaluated at a remote location. week since the fatal police shooting of keith lamont scott, emotions still raw. amid protests, one 9-year-old girl has captured the world's attention with her emotional plea with city oofficials. >> we are black people and we didn't ask to feel like this. we have to protest because you all are treating us wrong. we need to. we have our fathers and mothers are killed and we can't even see them anymore. they're saying we have to go to their grave yards and bury them. >> powerful messengerer, dianna's testimony was made before a city counsel meeting calling for changes in poli

chopper 6 hd was overhead in white marsh township.ead on. flourtown road is shut down. stick is to germantown pike as the alternate. you meaner more land township accident causing problems, as well, matt. >> let's turn to david murphy for the fall-like accuweather forecast. >> reporter: cool and comfortable this morning starting to inch up a little bit, in allentown, 59 degrees. philadelphia, 68 of course the exclusive accuweather forecast, it is going to feel like summer this afternoon, we're going up to 80 for the high, sunny, pleasant low humidity. tomorrow, sun, clouds, 83 degrees, maybe a little more humid, not balanced -- bad on saturday. sunday, warm and stickier, 86 is the high. monday, we dry out. >> lawmakers consider installing speed detecters on the boulevard. a philadelphia pastor turned the tables on a suspect, here about that on "action news" at noon. "live with kelly" is next. have a great weekend. i'm matt o'donnell. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect

those marshes may never recover naturally.of the sediment has washed away. >> a scientific breakthrough. the world's first baby with the genes of three parents was born to a family from jordan. the revolutionary ivf technique was used because the mother had a genetic disease. the technique involved removing some mothers healthy dna which was injected into a donors egg and that was then fertilized. as a result the baby inherited dna from both parents and the egg donor. a healthy baby boy was born five months ago with the help of a new york city dr. some scientists are praising the method think it gives new hope for parents who have genetic diseases, but critics call it irresponsible. they said there is not enough research and this could lead to so-called designer babies. >> a couple thoughts of men were playing a joke but they ended up becoming victims. who police are looking for after the woman was shot and her husband beach and while they unloaded groceries from their car in front of their home. >>> we are seeing the traffic

cnn's renee marsh joins us with more. >> good morning.now, as you said, the ntsb investigators now have the event recorder from this new jersey transit train. it records critical details like the speed, the use of brakes, the position of the throttle, and investigators are downloading that information this morning, right there on site and then we will know exactly how fast this train was traveling. we do know the speed limit as the train is approaching the terminal is ten miles per hour. but witnesses say they thought that the train was traveling much faster. the other priority for ntsb, carol, is interviewing the train's engineer. a source close to the investigation says the ntsb made contact with the engineer, but they have not yet interviewed him. he was heavily medicated, but when they do interview him, they want to know what was happening in the final seconds before the crash, where all of the systems functioning, what was his sleep schedule and was he rested and, of course, toxicology tests will be done. of course, all of that infor

the stolen police car ended up in a marsh ravine. at least three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the suspect was eventually caught and taken to the hospital for treatment. the westbound lanes reopened. >>> developing news from charlotte, mcnorth carolina. demonstrator hit the streets for a third . [ chanting ] >> last night's protest was mostly peaceful. there were some clashes between police and protesters when they tried to keep them from over taking a freeway. they want police to release video of the shooting. >> one man had a more peaceful approach during protest. he walked up to national guard members wearing a free hugs t-shirt and shook each of their hands. the national dpaurd is in charlotte to help police after the governor declared a state of the merge. the mayor enacted a curfew. >> a police officer has charged withed if manslaughter with the deadly shooting of an unarmed african-american man. betty shelby poet posted bond accused of killing terrance. her attorney say she thought he was reaching for

yesterday.crews cleared all schools to be reopened today, except for eastside elementary school and patrick marsh middle school. the pulaski police department opens a new safe room. it allows victims of domestic violence .. sexual abuse.. or even road rage...to find shelter from the threat until police can help them. "if they need something they're going to come to our facility and we want to make sure that if they're in danger, that something that is a potential high-risk pursuing somebody, they have a safe location to go to while waiting for police." pulaski's safe room.. is one of the first of its kind in northeast wisconsin. still ahead... celebrity threat. the three names you should never search for on the internet... if you're concerned with cyber security. then-- tweet the vote. the message twitter is pushing this election season... ...and the help it's promising russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so

. >> meg fan marsh is her audiologist. >> i was so happy for her and her family and it was a wonderful moment to share with them. >> she had profou loss dating back to when she attended school beginning at age 3. >> now it sounds different with the coke clar im plants. it sounds normal. >> except for her very own voice. >> well, it was weird that i heard my voice. >> what does under sound like? >> it sounds like normal, but like sounds like a robot. >> sounds of laughter and >> we're so happy for her. she now attends junior high in deer park and hopes to one day teach at the hearing center that has given her so much. >>> new health information for women. researchers say a female hormone might protect women from the worst affections of the flu. progesterone reduces inflammation and helps repair damaged lungs cells and is in found in most >>> the pet of the day. baby girl. an 8-year-old female chihuahua. she likes to go for long walks. for more on our pets and others available, log onto >>> today at 4:00, dr. phil sits down with the man who went on a tirade after his family for help. his

let's bring in democratic strategist marianne marsh and republican strategist, john thomas.currently, president bill clinton on the offensive for hillary clinton. marianne, i begin with you. donald trump is of course in flint. bill clinton just spoke, stepping in for hillary. what happens now? there are a whole bunch of darts being thrown at the hillary campaign as it pertains to things like colin powell's emails that have been hacked. it's a big deal. >> better to be hillary clinton right now than it is donald trump. let me tell you why. you look at polls. election were today, hillary clinton would win the white house with 272 electoral votes. you only need 270. and wouldn't have to win florida, ohio, nevada, or iowa. she has had a tough couple days. maybe a tough week but it is better to be hillary clinton right now than it is to be donald trump if you're trying to win the white house. liz: marianne, i was watching you yesterday on fox business. i thought she is so good but that spin, i have to say -- >> that is fact. that is a fact. liz: he is ahead in nevada and ohio and

ed: it is tuesday, eight weeks from election day and the the democratic analyst maryanne marsh. and this right here is the gop analyst. thank you for being here. let's talk about transparency issues and that word is coming up because of what happened with hillary clinton on 9/11. marianne: i do not know any campaign or candidate who would disclose they would -- they were sick unless they would miss something. she took the bet and lost the bet. mari it right away, why not say what it really was? .: the campaign said they could have handled it better. donald trump supporters have been badgering her with questions about her health unfounded. ed: as they look at it now, should they have handled it differently? >> this was to the laundry list of interest we -- untrustworthy exhibits on a daily basis. when you look at the adding up issues that -- the clinton on nation, benghazi, the e-mail saga, this adds again fuel to the fire and they are spending their time defending her trustworthiness rather than talking about issues. >> they're going on dr. oz on thursday. he says he is under au

from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michele marsh. an >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, an alarming prime minister also says he expects more attacks in the months ahead. ahead.in australia, a man is uder arrest for stabbing another man just outside of sydney.police there are callling it an isis-inspired attack. this arrest comes days after isis urged followers to stab, shoot, poison and run over australians at iconic locations including the opera h. house.and, a british sniper took out an isis executioner from a mile away with a single shot. the s-a-s marksman took he was about to use a flame terrorist right before he was about to use a flame thrower to kill 12 people. the bullet hit the flame thrower's fuel tank killing the executioner and three others the wind brought water to prairie farms. then windmills went away, but the wind remained. chuck grassley thought it was time to bring the windmill back. without the grassley legislation, and his effective leadership, the wind energy industry would not have succeeded. now

near san jose, the loma fire broke out, in neighboring county, the marshes fire grew to 800 acres threatening a power plant. both fires containment. >> let's talk about this nice weather we've been waiting for all summer long. great weather, breezy at times. >> nobody is complaining right kevin? >> we call that forecast verification. we now proclaim wednesday rainbow day in las vegas. here is how it looks last wednesday, this is at lake mead. there's a good chance we'll see another one of these come this coming wednesday. sparkling night started out with that brilliant sunrise, chasing a couple of high cirrus clouds away. one thing to point out is the lake, glass-like how calm the water is. that story will be repeated tomorrow as well. charleston and next ton anthem, they are at 28%, cooler in that area and al aliante, we have had a couple of neighborhoods near nellis and camino, it is comfortable up there. mountains at 47, pahrump 72 degree above normal. felt pretty good up there, the number for the 26th of september our forecast was for 91 today, meaning we have tossed into another $33 to s

turnaround means for donald trump's campaign with our political experts, democratic analyst mary anne marsh and mass republican chair kirsten hughes. libertarian party nominee gary johnson and green party nominee jill stein will not be invited to the first presidential debate. debates made the official decision today. they could qualify for the two debates in october if their national polling average hits 15%. ed: new at 7:00, we will not be finding out how much taxpayer money was used for marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense. a federal judge ruled today the release of the defense costs should not be made public yet. the boston globe filed a motion to see the information. federal law requires the release of the information when the case is over. but the judge says the case will not be over unl appeal is decided. right now, police in easton are searching for a suspect after a woman is attacked while out walking her dog. it happened just after 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning in the area of foundry street. the victim says she was kicked from behind and briefly lost consciousness. police say