cleveland was a larger scale of middletown. heavily industrialized, strongly democratic, and with a lot of folks that had moved up after the war from west virginia. the hillbillies, as we disparagingly called them at that time. you could see the early signs of de-industrialization that took place, particularly because of the work rules, tax laws at that time, that worked against -- mr. murray: we do need a question. >> my question is, to what extent did you see those things, processes at work in middletown? middletown wasd, a great basketball powerhouse. what was the role of athletics, plus or minus, in middletown? mr. vance: i probably cannot speak very well to the role of athletics, plus or minus. i think it gives some people a measure of social capital. athletics is still a big deal in middletown. our basketball team is not as good as the jerry lucas days. to what degree i sort of saw the industrialization going on, i saw it, but did not realize what i was seeing. i realized there were maybe not as many open storefronts. i d

vance: of the folks went and got an education and stayed in middletown to work or left middletown because there are a test are not a ton of high school jobs in middletown, most of them, i cannot think of one of my college educated friends who is not married or engaged. maybe i am not remembering everybody. host: it is a lot. mr. vance: every single one of my groomsmen, similar story. small-town ohio, every single one are either married or engaged. you think of the folks who did not get an education, maybe stayed in middletown or stayed in similar circumstances. again, it is tough to think of a good friend who is been married and stayed married. one of the things you see in the working classes people get married center. -- get married it sooner. i know some folks who got married but the marriage did not necessarily last. it is very stark. i cannot think of someone who did not go to college were -- why group with in middletown, i can think of one person. host: how about the women, what has happened to them? mr. vance: my sense is that from a purely social perspective, not a material perspec

a steel town called middletown, ohio.ch we always said it was "middletown" because it was in between cincinnati and dayton and that was the most impressive thing about it. but i spent a lot of time in eastern kentucky because my grandparents, who i grew up with, were kind of appalachian diaspora. so, they came from eastern kentucky coal country and worked in southern ohio steel mills, which is kind of a common story in that area. brian: can you paint a picture of middletown and jackson, kentucky? j.d.: sure, so jackson, kentucky is just pretty small. it's got about 6,000 people in it. pretty impoverished. 30%-40% poverty rates. the opioid epidemic has really hit jackson hard. and so that is a big part of what is going on in these areas. not a whole lot of people working. obviously, the coal -- the loss of coal jobs has hit this area pretty hard. so in some ways, it is a pretty tough area -- a tough area to grow up in. middletown is in some ways, it was supposed to be the economic savior. in a lot of ways, it was. because

it's a big deal in middletown. our basketball team isn't quite as good as it was in the jerry lucas days. the question about to what disagree i saw the industrialization going on. i saw it, but i didn't realize what i was seeing, i realized maybe there weren't as many storefronts. maybe there were some businesses going out of business, and i recognized that there was a problem -- maybe not quite as many people were able to get armco jobs, that was something i recognized when i was much older, as a 6 or 7-year-old kid, the writing was on the wall, i didn't see it, it really hit me. right after i came home from iraq in 2006, ak steel had become ak steel, because kawasaki bought it, there was a labor lockout. it was the first time since my grandfather had been a really young worker. some of these economic pressures were hitting middletown in a real well. in some standards, middletown is lucky. it's not dying in the way that youngstown or detroit is. it suffers from a lot of industrialization problems, but in some ways

middletown because there aren't a ton of high school jobs in middletown, most of them, you know, off the top of my head -- i can't think of one of my college-educated friends who either isn't married or engaged. >> interesting. >> you know, you're asking me on the spot so maybe i'm not remembering everybody. >> it's a lot, in other words. >> it's a lot. so every single one of my grooms men, very similar story, small town ohio, went to college at ohio state, every single one of them are either married or engaged right now. you think of the folks who didn't get an education, maybe stayed in middletown or stayed in similar circumstances it's -- again, it's tough to think of a good friend who has been married and stayed married. one of the things you definitely see in the working class is that people get married sooner. so i definitely know of some folks who got married but then the marriage didn't necessarily last. and so -- wow. it's very stark because i can't -- i honestly can't think of someone who didn't go to college who i grew up with in middletown -- sorry, i think one -- one per

middletown is in a plateau. so, if you have ever been to cincinnati, which is the closest big city to middletown, it is very hilly, almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. brian: when did you leave the area permanently? j.d.: i left in 2003 to join the military. i was in the marines. this was right after we invaded iraq. i enlisted in april of 2003. i believe we invaded in march of 2003. i was in north carolina. spent a of time in iraq. the war was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. facade going back to visit family, i have not lived there for more than a few months at a time. brian: what years were you in the marines? j.d.: 2003-2007. i did a four-year tour in the marines. brian: what years were you at ohio state university? 2007-2009. i went to ohio state for a couple of years. i majored in political science and philosophy at ohio state. brian: what years were you at yale law school? j.d: i was in yale from 2010-2013. i pretty much went straight there. i graduated late summer f

cleveland was a larger scale of middletown. very heavily industrialized in unionized, strongly democratic with a lot of folks that have moved up after the war from west virginia. the hillbillies as a disparaging they call them at times. even at that time you could see the early signs of deindustrialization that took place. the wool quarrels come and attack us at that time that worked against -- >> went into question. >> my question is to what extent did you see those same processes that work in middletown. and a follow-up question. when i was a kid come in middletown was a great eskimo powerhouse. what's the role of athletics plus or minus in middletown. from your experience. >> i think it gives people some measure of social capital, something to gather round about and athletics is a big deal. our basketball team isn't quite as good as sports or something import in middletown. the question to what degree assault the industrialization going on. the only answer i can give us a side that i didn't realize that i was seen. i certain

middletown is in a plateau.f you have ever been to illy,nnati, it is very h almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. what made you leave? 2003 to join in the military. i was in the marines. this was right after we invaded iraq. enlisted inin a -- april of 2003. the war was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. i never lived there for more than a few months at a time. host: what years were you in the marines? 2003-2007. i went to ohio state for a couple of years. i majored in philosophy. yale fromhy 2010-2013. i couldn't start and the next law school term had already started. a chunk of time where i stayed with my aunt and uncle. host: when did you go to san francisco? guest: 1.5 years ago. host: what area of law are you in? an investor in san francisco and i practiced law in boston. did a lot of regulatory work in washington, d.c. and i left for the technology world in san francisco. i ran a company -- san francisco. iran a company for a short time. a company for a time. host: when d

middletown is in a plateau. if you have ever been to cincinnati, it is very hilly, almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. host: what made you leave? brian: what year did you leave that area permanently? jd: i left in 2003 to join the military. like a lot of kids, i left to joining the terry. i listed in the marines and this was right after we invaded iraq. enlisted in april of 2003.

delaware is getting ready to march into the history books. >> ♪ >>> the middletown high school bandmally invited today to perform overseas in london's new year's day parade. a senior delegation from england was at the school this morning to extend the official invitation. the band celebrated with a special performance. >> ♪ >> tough task for the eagles on sunday. can they rise to the occasion. >> let's hope so. sam bradford and the viking the only undefeated team left in the nfl. eagles defensive tackle fletcher cox says they have to punch sam bradford and the vikings in the mouth. be physical set the tone early but they may have to do it short handled the. benny logan among those listed as questionable for the game. despite losing two straight eagles coach doug pederson is not questioning whether or not he has a good football team. peterson says he'll go to battle with this group. they just have to fix the mistakes. >> i challenged the leadership of the football team, the veteran guys of the football team they're the ones that have to take ownership and kind of show the young guys

middletown is in a plateau.u have ever been to cincinnati, it is very hilly, almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. host: what made you leave? brian: what year did you leave that area permanently? jd: i left in 2003 to join the military. like a lot of kids, i left to joining the terry. i listed in the marines and this was right after we invaded iraq. enlisted in april of 2003. the war was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. i never lived there for more than a few months at a time. host: what years were you in the marines? jd 2003-2007. : i went to ohio state for a couple of years. i majored in philosophy. i was in yale from 2010-2013. i couldn't start and the next law school term had already started. this was a chunk of time where i stayed with my aunt and uncle. brian: when did you go to san francisco? jd: 1.5 years ago. brian: what area of law are you in? jd: i am an investor in san francisco and i practiced law in boston. i did a lot of regulatory work in washington, d.c. and

you can see for tonight, a few spotty showers, middletown, calistoga, santa rosa, point reyes, nothing too heavy right now. check out how the colors intensify, heavier pockets expected at 7:00 a.m. marin, sonoma counties, mainly contained there for a lot of the commute tomorrow. maybe also some showers down the peninsula as well. you can see a good section of the east and south bay will be dry. slowly push to go the south. by 9:30, across contra costa and alameda counties. we've seen it slow down by three hours. san jose may not actually start to get some accumulating rainfall until we hit about 10:30 through 11:30 tomorrow morning. folks in san jose may actually have a dry commute in the morning but eventually that rainfall will get to you. by evening hours, we have scattered rainfall that will be less here in the forecast. let's get you to the totals. we haven't seen too much change on this for the south bay. a quarter to a half inch. san francisco to the north, a half inch to one inch potential. we may see slightly higher totals than this, the way the subtropical moisture is moving

some right around dover up through middletown. philadelphia, getting a bit of a break.ill cloudy. we are just starting to see rain redevelop and push in allentown and berks county. these on/off showers are going to continue through your morning and early afternoon. temperatures haven't budged at all over the last couple hours. still at 49, allentown, 51, philadelphia. temperatures will only increase a few degrees during your afternoon. windy conditions, a closer look. >> we are following breaking news in west philadelphia. one man is in the hospital after being shot by police. three other people are now in custody. nbc 10's monique braxton is live. police are still looking for one more person? >> reporter: that's right. they are looking for one person who may or may not be armed. one of their own shot a man who walked toward him while holding his hand at his waist. you can see that police are waiting to tow the vehicle that some of the suspects were sitting in tonight when police arrived on scene. police tell us three men are in custody including the one shot by an offi

and a pair of accidents involving pedestrians, one in aston and the other in middletown township, buck county along 313 along wood burn road. watch out for people walking around this afternoon. a water main break is blocking 541 and camden a crash at northbound collins wood avenue. it doesn't seem to slow us down too much. coming into new jersey via the walt whitman bridge. lets grab the ipad. the schuylkill expressway westbound approaching montgomery drive just 9 miles per hour because of an accident heading toward the boulevard. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> see you then thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" an explosion rocks a new jersey neighborhood and two homes are destroyed and a dozen others are damaged. hear from a witness that still can't believe what he saw. and pope francis made an up expected trip to meet with earthquake victims. >>> it was a hissing so loud that both reads and officials said they knew an explosion was imminent. scary moments in paterson, new jersey when two houses exploded and as you can see they are completely flattened

traffic citations and sources, director of emergency services, ed truitt rear ended a driver in middletown township. the victim said ed truitt left the scene. he was i should with two traffic violations, but not charged with a hit-and-run. ed truitt has requested medical leave and he is off the job. >>> new jersey pinelands it's time to harvest the scweet -- sweet and delicious cranberries. nora muchanic checked it out first hands. >> reporter: welcome to pine hollow cranberry company, it's owned by the haynes family for five generations. >> it's hard working for family, but it's more meaningful work be for somebody you don't know. >> reporter: workers are in the bog from sun up to sundown. instead of shaking the berries, they are using a new machine. >> they float to the surface and the tinies -- tyn -- tine also lift them to the top. >> reporter: what makes a good cranberry? >> a cranberry that bounces, size, color, the firmness of the fruit. >> reporter: the haynes are part of the ocean spray cooperative and cell exclusively to the company. several employees have worked here for years a

investigators say most of have occurred in edgemont and middletown township.ding to police residents have found electronic, cash and even weapons missing from their cars. troopers say all of those cars were unlocked and on one occasion police say he even stole a car. so if you know who he is, call police. >>> heart broken mother is pleading for help to find the killer of her teen son who died in her arms in mayfair. the violence last night also left two other young people fightinfighting for their their. >> as our bruce gordon reports it's left a community heart broken and begging for an end to gun violence. >> always laughing. if you down he could most definitely make you smile. >> reporter: 17 year quantic quo brunson moten will never smile again nor will his grieving mother. >> i'm hurt, i'm confused. i'm numb. i'm lost. >> reporter: brunson he son moten was among five young men hanging aid round a corner store at he was more than and barnett around 9:00 monday night. a white car pulls up a group gets out. less than 30 seconds later two men are seen running

old lincoln highway will close in middletown township, 213 through late this year. bell view avenue as possible alternate. stoney hill road is closed in lower makefield. >>> beginning today, the busy intersection of 401 and saint matthews, we like saint matthews. >> very appropriate. >> reporter: that busy intersection is closing beginning today. stick to horse shoe trail or buyers road to get around it. they are doing work on another chunk of 401 near iron stone lane. time for the waze app, our friends on i-95 in maryland, if you're heading south this morning without for a vehicle stopped -- watch out for a vehicle stopped on the side of the road. >>> in the town of the evacuation operation is expected to take about a week. >> another story that is brand new on "action news," the search is on for a woman who authorities say shot three people in miami including a child. police say three victims were walking near a park when they stopped by a car on saturday night. a woman got out with a gun and demanded their belongings. police say the victim complied, but the woman

middletown township police say man with silver hair driving black toyota camry pulled right up to elementary school student on monday. police say he asked the boy if he needed a ride. the boy answered no. the man took off. if you know anything about this incident, you're asked to call police. >> the owner of the now closed taj mahal may not be able to keep a casino license under a measure making its way through the new jersey legislature. lawmakers opportunity avoid the possibility of carl icahn keeping the casino shutdown during the winter months, and then attempt to go reopen it in the spring as non-union facility. if the bill should pass, icon would be unable to get a gambling license again for at least five years. >>> let's talk politics, presidential elections just four weeks away. republicans divied identified over donald trump's character and candidacy. billionaire now blasting house speaker paul ryan for saying he will no longer defend or campaign with him but focus instead on protecting the gop house majority. trump responded on twitter writing despite winning the second debate in a

it stems from an interview before the event with middletown police a definite bd chief and the asburyk press. i do not reach i did reach out but he was on the unavailable. the event was want to thank the men and women in uniform while also a response to those who followed in this footsteps of colin cap nick and neil during the national anthem. he was quoted saying it is okay to stand up for justice, equality and reform it's another thing to not stand up for the national anthem. aclu wrote the district saying that according to press reports, however the event is being used to intimidate and ostracize people who express their views about systematic racism and social just. i spoke with the district superintendent who did not want to going camera but he says they fully support people who exercise their first amendment rights. he says that the event there was a designated area for protesters and a prominent position near the stadium. he wants to be clear that no student chose to protest. >> the idea i took away from this is everybody has their weight right to free speech until the cops sta

new castle county looking at close to six inches near middletown, philadelphia to 3.5 inches of rain. these are estimated amounts, maybe you saw more at your house than this and that's not a surprise because there were pockets of heavier showers the last few days. we look at the shore, two to five inches near cape may for estimate values. chances weaken. today, good chance for on/off rain. you see chances start to drop off through reading, atlantic city. chances don't disappear, slight chance in atlantic city early in the work week. chances drop off monday, tuesday, wednesday. that's before the next chance of rain moves back in from tropical moisture. here's the neighborhood forecast. 69 degrees, high temperature, center city. mid to upper 60s expected in philadelphia with isolated showers, scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. in suburbs, temperature of 66 in lance dale, cookstown, 63. through new jersey and the shore and delaware, tracking temperatures, mostly hanging in the 60s to around 70 today. >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity wi

. >> reporter: carol says somebody broke into a home on canal road in middletown township around 10:00night. the armed man shot the owner in the stomach to protect his pet took a bullet to the head. the alleged gunman got away. >> the individual shows recklessness to not only break into a home armed and injure a human but also to hugh you shoot a dog has no in my opinion care, no compassion. >> reporter: homeowner is recovering from his gunshot wound. >> this is where the bullet came in. >> reporter: doctors at west chester veterinary medical center had to remove faith's e eye. >> we're route rooting for her, praying for her. hoping she gets out of here within the next day or two and hoping her family is okay too. >> reporter: go monday me site has been set up to pay for the vet bills and the care she'll need to get through her new li life. her wound fresh she's traumatized but alive. >> very lucky. very lucky. that could have went straight and punctured her brain went right off to the side. she was very luck keep this could have been live ending. >> reporter: brandywine spca is offeri

police now say last night two men tried to get into a home on the block of north pin knell road of middletownownship. they reportedly fired several shots from outside hitting a 31-year-old man inside the home and his dog. the victim remains hospitalized in stable condition. the gunman are still on the loose. >>> family and friends gathered in montgomery county to say good-bye to soap opera legend agnes nixon. had he funeral held this morning in rosemont. a long-time resident of the mainline was a master mind behind it's shows like one life to live. she died wednesday at the age of 93. >>> investigator to why a new jersey transit train crash into the hoboken terminal is being hampered because the train cannot be removed. it turns out asbestos is believed to be in the debris. that debris must be removed before crews can remove the train. federal investigators now obtained video of other trains. but investigators not been able to recover the event recorder and camera from the contact of the train involved in that crash. officials interviewed the train engineer but not revealed what he said. one

colin edwin lee of middletown has been arrested but police are

. >>> a musical morning in middletown, delaware as the high school marching band is getting set to march into the history books. they are formerly invited to perform overseas in london's new years day parades. considering one of the world's greatest street spectaculars, they formerly extended the invasion and this is part of the ceremony and celebration. congratulations to them. all right melissa is back now with a closer look at the weekend. dropping temperatures and precipitation. >> a success session of events wind on the way tonight and the temperatures drop into the weekend. big changes are headed our way. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see for the most part it is dry and we had showers earlier this morning across coastal sections of new jersey, some of that moisture lifting north and east of toms river in ocean county. the cold front that we are watching is off to the west, that is moving in later on tonight and for the first half of the day tomorrow, that will usher in a windy and chilly change. we'll show you the picture outside. sky 6 hd looking at the commodore

this is for allentown down to quakertown coatesville and middletown, even into areas in south jerseym 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on wednesday as temperatures will be close to 32 degrees and the coldest it has been since april in many of these locations. here is the four day at 4:00 and you can see we've got cold air coming our way. bright but breezy on tuesday, a high temperature of 56 degrees. on wednesday, it's chilly. afternoon high clouds, a high temperature of he 53. thursday periods of rain move in and at 58 degrees and on friday a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds and at 59 degrees. so, we had a tease on saturday with the winds then the showers and the colder air. this is going to be even colder with numbers only in the 50's guys. >> all right. >> all right. >> thank you melissa. >> got it. >> still ahead here today after celebrating its 90th anniversary a church in wilmington is forced to shut its doors but it may still be able to serve the community. >> and take a look at this dog here. it's credited with saving his homeowner from a fire in philadelphia's port richmond section

colin edwin lee of middletown has been arrested but police are for police. you can remain anonymous. >>> right now, a check on your weather and traffic on the ones. >> storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein with more on how we're starting our day. >> good morning, had a beautiful sunday. a little breezy and the breezes will begin to pick up as the day progresses. right now, starting off clear, comfortable this morning, not too chilly, and we've got a clear sky for the most part. don't have any rain anywhere in the vicinity or we had the first snow of the season on saturday morning out in the mountains but nothing there now. off to a big area of high pressure starting this morning all around our region and there is mild temperatures in the mountains. we're in the low to mid-60s there. around the bay it is near 60 degrees. we're in the 50s, nearby suburbs in fairfax, prince george county, arlington and the district. for the work week ahead, the check list, mild and breezy day today and then turning cooler tuesday. it will be chilly on wednesday. looks to be on

. >> last night on the comcast network, toms river north and middletown south coming in, undefeated. mike husny sends it downfield to brice watts. what a grab. a touchdown after this 70-yard hook yoom. they win, 41-21, toms river. >> they are partying in dover. i love a good band. look at them rock and who i-stepping. taking on that. zach winds hit logan bushwiler. wide open, corner of the end zone and waffles it. louisiana scores 28 in the first. 42-0. that is "the blitz." i'm danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. >>> just about 5:29. we are following breaking news in west philadelphia. authorities are on the scene of a police-involved shooting. nbc 10's monique braxton is there as well. she will have a live report next. crystal? >> it is a wet, cool, and windy morning. we are going to track those current conditions outside plus talk more about what to expect the rest of your day. here is a live look outside the art museum.

earthquake struck lake county about 3:45 this morning, centered right near the town of cobb not far from middletown. that's the same area ravaged by the valley fire a year ago. so far no reports of injury or damage. >>> police investigating a deadly shooting last night near a san jose elementary school. police say a man walked into regional medical center with a gunshot wound before 9:00 p.m. police later determined the man had been shot in a car near doug hill elementary school near highway 101. the victim then drove the car to the hospital where he died a short time later. the victim so far has not been identified. >>> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather had a pep puppet as president. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> name calling last night among other forms of conversation. the last presidential debate is now over. you hear vladimir putin was one of the topics. >> just one of the many. >> this morning there's reaction to donald trump saying he may not accept the election results if he loses. nbc's tracie potts has more. >> reporter: trump

sky fox over baltimore pike in middletown township about an hur ago. initial reports say a car hit someone. state police and firefighters had parts of the road between 452 and valley road. we don know the extent of injuries. you know whatnot long before that just a couple miles down that road a driver hit another person. also along baltimore pike near schoolhouse road in kennett square. we don't yet know the condition of the person hit there or if the driver stopped. as we get updates and both of these stories, we of course will bring them to you. >>> we have new developments to night in the bridge gate scand scandal. a new jersey judge is letting misconduct complaint proceed against governor christie over the lane closures around the george washington bridge in 2013. >> it's a black eye for the state to of this determination made. it's embarrassing. it certainly corroborate the suspicions that many people have had. we have to wait for the developments to play out. >> north jersey active visit filed complaint against christie in fort lee court now the

house in essington, pennsylvania, charles, little milder, northampton county at 60 degrees, down in middletown jason checks in at 57. so temperatures pretty much uniform right now. there are some clouds around. they'll break up. see decent amount of sunshine. look at the temperatures surging over the next few days, average high of 66. not even close to. that will talking low and mid 80s, by the weekend getting close to the average. so if you like fall weather just wait towards the ends of the week into the weekend. now moving in the classic indian summer conditions. with that really is, where the term comes from, is this occurs mid to late fall, now typically after the first fall frost, get into periods of extended above average temperatures, which we're having, that's classic indian summerment the term is thought to be named due to the indians back in the day, used extra warmth to go out and hunt and gather more supplies for the upcoming winter. showers out in western pennsylvania, probably diminishing over the mountains, dry through the day today, increasing sunshine, challenging records, to

able to see in the futurecast, by thursday at 11:30, rainfall lines up here across santa rosa, middletown and calistoga. we expect still the heaviest rainfall to arrive as we head throughout 7:00 a.m. on friday. winds, 15 to 30 miles per hour. possibly some embedded thunderstorms, and not only for the east bay, peninsula and the north bay, but it does look like this wet weather will also move down to the south bay, maybe by 10:00 and also 11:00 in the morning. throughout the afternoon on friday, we'll hold on to a few areas of some scattered showers. so how much wet weather will this first storm system as that rolls in? pretty locked in for a quarter to a half inch in the south bay. and from san francisco northward, a half inch to 1 inch the way we see it right now. we'll spend some time on your extended forecast. and, again, the rain day on friday. 100% chance. by saturday, rainfall expected in the evening, and then by sunday's forecast, we'll have some scattered rain coming in. and by monday, a slight chance of morning rain. you'll see that expected for the interior valleys, as well. so

it happened just before 9:00 on west baltimore pike in middletown township. police say tell us they are looking for a silver or gray mercury mountaineer or ford explorer. northbound lanes were closed between valley road and route 452 while police investigated. >>> another accident, to tell you about, state police are investigating pedestrian was struck and killed in chester county. the it happened around 7:30, take a look, chopper three over the accident at baltimore pike and farly road in east marlboro township. no details on the victim's name or if the driver stopped at the scene. >>> philadelphia police are investigating the death of the teenager at the a school for student with special needs. police tell cbs-3 that the 15 year-old boy was involved in the struggle, with a staff member at wordsworth academy in wynfield heights. they say the teenager fell, hit his head. up investigators say the teenager has mental and medical issues. police say their investigation is not over and expect to release more details, later this morning. >>> switching gears in camp

rain for wrightstown, medford lakes, down into atlantic city, on inland into glassboro, elmer, middletown and smyrna. for areas, in delaware, we're underneath a flash flood watch until noon time, on sunday for dover, points to the south. it is certainly on the cool side with the clouds, moisture overhead today. currently 66 in philadelphia after a high of just 67. sixty-four in allentown. sixty in the poconos. cape may 67. 65 degrees in the western lancaster. here's satellite six with action radar you can see we have cloud overhead and the front that continues to sweep, to the east, but that tropical moisture down to our south affecting virginia and carolinas. call from accu weather over next 12 hours we have that on and off rain, steady is south and east of the city. overnight low 51, 55 degrees. in philadelphia here's future tracker six by 11:00 p.m. tonight you can see moisture hanging on across coastal communities in south jersey and delaware. moisture as you wake up tomorrow morning at 7:30. still cloud which residual moisture here in philadelphia and does not want to clear the coast

castle county, delaware, are trying to sort out the details of a shooting that led to a car crash in middletownover the scene on the 300 block of dove run road where a car ended up off the side of the road. police say one occupant was car had been shot. the victim was flown to the hospital for treatment. police have no one in custody. >>> meanwhile we are learning more about the moment when is police fatally shot two wanted fugitives from delaware. it happened at 10:00 this morning at this motel in elkton, maryland, just over the state line. police were serving a warrant. authorities say 25-year-old brandon jones and his girlfriend, chelsea porter, were armed with realistic-looking bb guns like this. not real firearms. when they refused repeated police commands to drop their weapons. four officers opened fire. >>> we could see our coldest overnight temperatures of the fall so far tonight. accuweather is talking about freeze warnings and frost advisories. let's get the latest information now from meteorologist cecily tynan. >> and, jim, definitely already quite a chill in the air right now. some

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middletown in the low 60s. and it just continues on this board. we drop a little further south, smyrna at 65. dover the same. lincoln at 64 degrees. can't complain about these numbers. because we're starting in the 60s, which means in the afternoon we still have a couple hours of warming here. we're going to be looking at temperatures moving right on in to the 70s. now, that's going to happen today. not going to last into monday. looking at radar and satellite here we've got rain to our northwest. we've got a cold front that's to our north. the front is going to move on in. and as it does so chances of rain will start to the northwest, and then continue right along the shore into tonight. so today's forecast temperatures, 78 degrees center city. 77 for summerton. chestnut hill the same, 76 in doylestown and 70 in allentown. lehigh valley the first to see the thicker clouds and then the chance of rain mid, late afternoon. temperatures won't be quite as warm. makes sense. but areas like the shore, parts of delaware, going to see those temperatures r

we're tracking continuing rain here from cob up to clear lake and middletown.nd details on a stronger storm set to arrive thursday. the time line in about five minutes. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in san francisco. our nbc chopper is overhead. here's what we know so far. a confrontation of some sort led to gunfire and ultimately a chp officer injured. you're looking at capitol and montana streets in the ocean view neighborhood. we're waiting on updates now from sfpd. we have a reporter on the ground there. what exactly h

fifty-two outside middletown ship high school this cape may courthouse. beautiful view overlooking that area. we have our friday football frenzy game of the week taking place between council rock north and council rock south, very big rivalry i'm told and wind will be, still whipping for that. if you are going out to any high school football game tonight i suggest having a blanket to put over your knees. it will be on the chilly side in the stand. meanwhile moving forward in the eyewitness heather seven day we go from the upper 50's, gusty wind to, a really nice little dose of, say, early fall, really comfortable out there. we will get to 74 on sunday. and then, creepy, cooler is what we're calling it. we went with spooky sunshine last few days but we change it a little bit for you today. note that is change at least wind tapers off and sun will shine. it looks great for trick or treating plans and then we will rebound again by wednesday, we are back in the 70es a. really nice forecast all and all. >> for this time of the year. >> not bad. >> not bad at a

middletown delaware jason is reporting 51. coolest spot, eileen has tonight gilbertsville at 41 degrees but generally you get the idea mid to upper 40's, lower 50's at best. lets talk about the foliage, we're starting to see it get ever more vibrant out there, and really at the peak of this point or at least approaching the peak up through closer to the canadian border and upstate new york. you have to go far north to sea bryant colors. we are beginning to see evidence of the picture to see some of those colors popping in our own neighborhoods. it is just another i'd say another two weeks max before we start to see most vibrant colors showing up out there and also believe at its peak but we have a cold front pass that we have to discuss leaving patchy fog for outlining suburbs, eventually this front crosses through in mid to late afternoon even as early as lunchtime for the suburbs you may sees a shower. this is the gist of the day, cool start, patchy fog in most spots and specific to philadelphia and northwest you may see a s

investigators say someone broke in a home on pennel road in middletown township friday night.the man's dog a pitbull terrier mick named faith also shot in the head. both the man and his dog are expected to be okay but sadly fame's right eye had to be removed. she's recovering at west chester veterinary medical center and the staff hopes that faith makes a speedy recovery. >> we're all rooting for her, we're praying for her, we're hoping she gets out of here within the next day or two and hoping that her family is okay as well. >> an individual that shows recklessness to not only break into a home armed and injure a human but also to shoot a dog has no in my opinion care, no compassion. >> unfortunately the healing process is expensive. gofundme account has been set up to help pay for faith's medical bills. the brandywine spca isly offering a $1,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of the person involved in this shooting. >>> 8:03. >>> so much emotion in wilmington as a final farewell for those two wilmington firefighters kill in the line of duty a week ago. tho

. >>> from the bucks county courier times 16 tickets at middletown police chief issued to cfs railroad employees, because of freight trains block traffic for up to two hours, are now the focus of the civil suit. federal rules governing railroad safety against a pennsylvania law, against protection of the motorist. >>> on the cover of the spirit of the delaware county. time of the year when communities come together for fall festivals this past weekend 800 resident in park side, drew more than 2,000 people in glenn olden celebrated their respected community days with food, games and entertainment. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> pat's here with a preview of sports. >> hi pat. >> two and a half years, long time, right. long, long time. thats last time joel embiid played in the real basketball game. we will show you how he faired in limited action against celtics last night in that day buy, that is next. ii'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers.age. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10.

you can see by 12:30, spotty showers here, middletown to cal stowga, down to pain reyes. this is what we're worried at 8:00 a.m. anyone. marin, napa, sonoma county dealing with heavier rainfall. a slow push to the south though. still may be only the north bay and east bay by 9:30. south bay commuters looks like a fairly dry start. we'll have more with storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar coming up later on in the weather report. there you can see it. the doppler radar lifted up on the back of the truck. it's the network of doppler radars our station has unlike anything in the world. more in 15 minutes. right now we want to move to the north bay. chirl herd is in mill valley how people are getting ready for the storm. >> reporter: how you doing, jeff? no rain yet but preparations are under way. the signs are up at thing people not to park here because of potential flooding. i caught up with one man earlier today and he says he has it all figured out. >> i'm going to park up here along the highway 1 on-ramp like a lot of people do. >> one problem solved. tonight people ar

you can see mostly this is light to moderate rain, a couple pockets of heavier rain near middletown andg to drop down further to the south. this will start to creep into trenton and central portions of new jersey and south new jersey along the shore as well. possib possibly to see some of the spotty showers this morning. overall this isn't looking like it will be a big game changer for your morning commute. just some showers slowly moving along this morning. your forecast for today does include temperatures that are looking mostly in the upper 60s, right near 70 degrees for parts of philadelphia. 58 at 7:00 a.m., 67 by 11:00 a.m. and you do see we still have that cloud/sun mix out there. yesterday we cleared considerably at the end of the day. we won't necessarily see that much clearing through your afternoon but we should see a cloud/sun mix. 65 degrees at 11:00 a.m. the lehigh valley, 62 degrees by close to lunch time. in delaware, we move into the upper 60s, 69, 3:00, 67 by 3:00 p.m. in new jersey, along the shore, 60s your forecast temperatures by later in the day. here's a look at

chopper six was over the scene on the 300 block of dove run road in middletown last night. that car ended up off the side of the road. meals say one occupant of the car had been shot but it's not clear who shot them or where the shooting took place. the victim was flown to christiana hospital for treatment. no one is in custody. >>> and camden county police have released video of a man they're trying to identify and locate. they say he was walking in the 1200 block of kaighn avenue on friday night when 34-year-old lloyd chambray jr. was shot and killed. police are asking anyone who recognizes this man to call them immediately. >>> a small plane had an unexpected layover in central p.a. after it hit a deer. the portion of the landing gear fell off when the plane hit the deer yesterday morning. the plane land safely at lancaster airport. the plane was taking passengers, excuse me, to pittsburgh for business. the four people aboard, three passengers and the pilot were not hurt. that deer did not make it. >> 5:36 now and hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine is making two st

new castle delaware are trying to sort out the details of a shooting that led to a car crash in middletownopper6 was over the scene on the 300 block of dove run road. police say one occupant of the car had been shot but it's not clear who shot them or where they were wounded. the victim was flown to the christiana hospital for treatment. no one is in custody. >>> we are learning more about the moments when police shot and killed two wanted fugitives from delaware. this happened at 10:00 yesterday morning at a motel in elkton maryland just over the state line. police were serving a warrant. authorities now say 25-year-old brandon jones and his girlfriend, chelsea porter were armed with realistic looking bb guns not real firearms when they refused repeated police commands to drop their weapons. four officers opened fire. >> detectives in camden county have released a video that they hope will help solve a murder. the video shows a man they are trying to locate and identify. they say he was walking on the 1200 block of kaighn avenue late friday night. there he is zoomed in. that is where 34-y

we do have observation from there from the watcher, do have one in middletown delaware right now, little north, northern portions of kent county but jason reporting it is chilly outside, and advising to wear the extra layer, i absolutely concur with. that will going little further off to the north in fact we go into nottingham, where fran is reporting in chester county nice generally clear sky, 45 degrees, and very similar look as well from ed connor chester feel where it is nice and clear outside. he did mention it is a little cooler out there, lower humidity, and he goes out with a dog multiple times in the morning, already out twice already, he's up and adam probably ahead of jim on his step count right now, just saying. i'm kidding, kidding. so we take you out to storm scan3, all pretty quiet locally. high pressure on our side, renmant moisture what's left of matthew pulling away still a concern for down east atlantic canada, out of our hair. high pressure now building in, you get what we call the pressure gradient inbetween low and high pressure, kind of like wind tunnel effect. not