it happened around 10:30 last night, at 24th and montrose. when police arrived, they found a 21 year old marne lying in the street. police say the victim lived around the corner from the crime scene. police got tips on the suspect. >> witnesses describe the shooter as a male possibly wearing camouflage pants or dark clothing who was last seen on a bicycle traveling west on montrose from 24th street. >> doctors at presbyterian hospital pronounced the man dead about two hours later. he suffered gunshot wounds to his chest, and torso. >>> police say the suspect who shot and killed his domestic partner and university professor in mississippi is dead. police say, that late monday night they were following 45 year old shannon lamb in his car. they say he then jumped out of the vehicle, ran, and shot and killed himself. lamb was wanted by police for shooting and killing his domestic partner, amy, in their home, and then murdering history professor eat and schmidt. on delta state university campus. no motive has been released. >> 4:35 right now. othe

it happened at 24th and montrose around 10:30 last night. investigators found a 21 year old man in the street suffering from gunshot wound to his chest and torso. police found bullet casings at the crime scene and bullet holes in nearby cars. >> we know tensions were fired from semiautomatic weapon. we found ten spent shell casings on the sidewalk at the intersection of 24th and montrose. we also found four parked un attended vehicles, that were struck by gunfire. >> the man died two hours later at presbyterian hospital. police say the gunman fled on a bicycle. no word right now on a motive. >>> lieutenant in philadelphia's police aviation unit says a student on temple university campus pointed a lazer at the police department's helicopter, known as tack air last night. lieutenant david bok tweeted this picture with the caption attention at temple university student on top floor, pointing lazers at tack air is illegal. tagged temple police as well as professor of criminal justice. morgan hall located at broad street and cecil b. moore. we re

the age of three key and his mother and father moved to grand junction which is 50 miles away from montroseand he had two sisters as well. he grew up in grand junction. he was very much a westerner and a western colorado lifestyle formed him, formed him as a person, formed him as an artist. he went to grand junction high school where he was very successful in debate clubs as well as regular school newspapers. he worked as it reported for the grand junction daily sentinel newspaper and he had insight into the inner workings of really the powerbrokers of a small city. he would cover his own high school as a reporter. he would cover church events but he was always very ambitious, hard-working. he started delivering the newspaper when he was 10 years old and this is where he was born. this is what made him and those insights into human interaction and as a reporter just a great year for a quote which when you see his films and read his screenplays you realize he has set great ear for dialo

after ten years, we have moved to a new location, and 1240 montrose avenue.e have all kinds of activitiesed today, theater games, miniclasses, and live performances by our incredibly talented children, and tours of the new building. >> so this is a chance for folks to get out there today if they are not familiar with the nonprofit or the performing arts center for their kids to get involved. >> it's for new people and families that have been with us for many, many years. we are all celebrating to the and inviting everyone to join us between 1:30 and 3:30 today. >> all right. great. bobbi wolf with wolf performing arts center, and there's more information up on the screen as you can see. it's happening today from 1:30 this afternoon as bobbi mentioned through the afternoon. it will take place at 12: -- 1240 montrose avenue, and i'm familiar with the place being a local montgomery native, and it looks tok behind lancaster avenue? >> exactly. where the townships meet. >> all right, great, thanks, bobbi, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you so m

this was the scene this morning at 23rd and montrose street. a man suffered multiple gunshot wuns and the victim dies two hours later at the hospital, they found ten spent shell casings and four parked cars were also struck by the bullets. >>> members of a new york fraternity face charges for a hazing death in the poconos back in 2013, 18-year-old chun michael dang died after suffering a brain injury during a ritual in 20, monroe county prosecutors charged five members and the fraternity with criminal homicide, more than 30 other members are charged with hazing, they said that dang ran through a glauntlet blindfolded with a backpack and fell unconscious. >> they should have did something more, they should have definitely did something more, they were probably having a good time and the good time went too far. >> two men are wanted for pulling off a 50,000 jewelry heist in south jersey, they robbed royal jewellers are on the 2300 block of south 23rd street. one man was armed with a knife and no one in the store was hurt, the robbers were last sp

looking good going across the bay bridge and coming from the eastern shore this way as well. 270 at montrose road, no issues there. and 66, 95, nice and green. see you back here in ten minutes. >> all right, thank you. >>> it is here as we approach labor day, the unofficial end to summer. nearly 2 million of you are expected to hit the roads this labor day weekend. the maryland transportation authority says today and monday leave before 10:00 or after 10:00 to beat the rush. and you can stay up to date with the latest travel delays on the nbc washington app. >>> find out where the cheapest place is to fill up in the district before you hit the road. the gas report will be released later today. according to aaa, the average in the district is $2.68 in gallon. if you're in virginia, $2 a gallon and $2.50 in west virginia. >>> give yourself extra time if you're flying for the holiday weekend. more than 62,000 washington area residents are expected to fly. lines at reagan national, dulles and marshall will be long as tighter security measures have been put in place. this comes after a report ear

just a couple miles before the beltway, 270 at montrose. looking quite good, northbound and southbound. >> all right, thank you. >>> it is 6:54 right now. a live look for you at interstate 95 in virginia this morning as we get into this holiday weekend. labor day and things get ugly on this particular shot. you can see traffic getting heavier this morning. thousands of people will be hitting the roads today. hefding -- heading into the holiday weekend. megan mcgrath is keeping an eye on the bay bridge for us in maryland this morning. it was not so bad earlier, how is it looking now? >> reporter: it still looks good. but you can see we're starting to see a little bit of hazy fog. if you look at the head lights those are the folks coming across the bridge to the eastern shore. the traffic is running at speed. no delays at the toll booth. actually a perfect time to cross the bay bridge if you're headed to the beaches this weekend. and a lot of people are. now, the advice from transportation officials is get across the bridge before 10:00 this

it's just that section. 270 at montrose, northbound, southbound, not too many problems. top of the beltway, nice and green. b.w. parkway, no issues, no roadwork to talk about. 66 into town, out of town, we're fine here, niece and green and moving. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car this morning. david? >>> this morning the french released air strikes on isis targets. they destroyed an isis training camp so as to protect them against carrying out attacks. the attacks lasted for close to five hours. until now they only attacked them as part of a u.s. coalit n coalition. >>> just how low will they go. why you'll pay even less at the pump if you have to fill up your tank this morning and why preess are expected to st low. >>> and it's the video everyone's going to be talking out at work. take a look at this. the baseball brawl >>> we're following a breaking fire on benfield. details are slim but we know two people have died. we'll keep you updated on that. >>> chuck has rain in our forecast. we'll have that at 5:01. >>> you've proba

we get a look at how things are shaping up on i-270 at montrose road. volume is starting to pick up as you get closer toward the capital beltway and bethesda. >>> in the news it's 6:17. trump talks taxes unveiling his plan less than 24 hours ago. >> now the question is how would this proposal affect you? major garrett breaks it all down good it will simplify the tax code. it will grow the american economy. at a level that is hasn't seen for decades. >> reporter: trump would create four individual tax brackets with a top rate of 25%. currently the top rate is nearly 40%. workers earning less than $25,000 a year would pay no federal income taxes. trump's campaign said those individuals could send the internal revenue service a one- page document. trump would reserve deductions for charitable contributions and home interest. almost all credits and deductions would disappear essentially raising taxes on the wealthy as trump told 60 minutes last night. >> some people getting unfair deductions will be raised but overall it will be a tremendous incentive to gr

give you a live look at i-270 from our maryland camera and show you how things are shaping up at montrose road, the southbound side. you can see it starts to pick up as you get closer towards the capital beltway. over to you. >>> at 6:16, here's some of what's in the news now. two days after his stunning resignation announcement, house speaker john boehner sat down for a live interview on cbs' "face the nation." >> he says he doesn't want to leave his successor a dirty barn. over the next month he plans to clean it up. case boswell has more -- craig boswell has more. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner said his final 30 days in congress will not include a government shutdown. >> there are going to be -- is there going to abshutdown? -- >> to be a shutdown? >> no. >> reporter: he's been under intention pressure from conservatives over a budget that takes away funding from planned parenthood and an ouster if he didn't agree. boehner says some private words from pope francis during this week's capitol hill visit confirmed his decision. >> i would repeat it but it would cause me to cry. >

have any issues there. 95 here in virginia, 55 miles per hour northbound or southbound. 270 here at montrose road a little bit of volume headed southbound but no major problems. eun? >> thank you, melissa. >>> in just a few hours president obama will move forward with his plan for college education. what he's pushing for, straight ahead. >>> what we're learning about two planes. these planes colliding l.a.x. listen here to the pilot explaining to confused passengers what was going on. >> essentially we stopped short of the gate because the parking gates wasn't working as expected and the aircraft behind us continued to push back from their gate and the two aircraft met at the same point at the same time. >> so a little bit of a fender bender out there. two planes clipped each other. the u.s. air flight was arrived. the alaskan was departing. everybody is just ct[yñfine, bu there is an investigation on how everybody's signals got crossed. back to you. >> thanks, kristin. nbc's tracie potts joins us on the latest of the candidates preparing for the debate. trac todd about this. >> we already s

bit of a better vantage point there headed because of roadwork headed around this morning. 270 at montrose road, don't have any problems there. b.w. parkway looking nice and green. right here at westmoreland we have the left lane getting by because of all the cones here on the right side of the roadway. back in ten minutes. we'll see you back here at 4:41. >> it's 4:33 right now. the man suspected in the role of a quadruple kill in d.c. will be in court this morning. he was charged with killing the family. >>> a 17-year-old murder suspect also has a hearing today. police say kevin lee killed tanika phenomenon ta knell last month. he was also accuse of shooting her 12-yeaold son in the arm. lee hired two new lawyers so that date was pushed back to today. >>> some howard county neighbors are thanking a bgt worker for saving their lives. an explosion created this huge fireball. the blast destroyed one home and left five others uninhabitable. somebody smelled gas. the technician was able to get everybody out of the house. >> we thank the bge guy to tell us to evacuate. >> the technician was tr

police tell "action news" the gunfire erupted at south 24th and montrose streets at 11:00 last night.ice found the victim lying in the road suffering from several gun shot wounds. law pronounced dead at the hospital. several cars in the area were riddled with bullet holes. witnesses saw the shooter take off from the scene on a bike. >>> someone stabbed a man near rodney square in wilmington, delaware. it happened at tenth and king streets at 10:00 last night. police say the victim was stabbed multiple times in the upper body and was taken to christiana hospital. no word yet on his condition. >> it is now 5:05 and a hearing to determine if there's enough evidence to put former harrisburg mayor steven reed on trial continues today. authorities say reed stole the funds to purchase artifacts like a vampire kit a-suit of armor an sarcophagus. reed is facing over 400 criminal counts including theft of public funds bribery and receiving stolen property. the 65-year-old democrat left office in january of 2010. >> ♪ >> the countdown is winding down for the arrival of pope francis. let's check

a little bit of volume this morning. 270 southbound at montrose looking pretty normal for a monday morning. guys? >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. volkswagen is halting all cars using a diesel engine. it comes amid allegations that they used software that makes its cars seem better. their head quarters is in herndon, virginia. with your cnbc report, i'm landry dowdy. >> thanks, landon. >>> there's a meeting to piemt someone to the word. shawne williams resigned after police arrested him on assault charges earlier this monday. there will 13 people up to fill his seat. whoever is chosen will serve until the election later this year. >>> it's 6 5:55. we're going to show you video of what could affect the redskins season. look alt this. tony romo breakings he kol barb barbon. we don't want to express ill will but they could teenage advantage. players say they're not worrying about that right now. >> each week they talk about how bad we are as a team. each week they're trying to prove we're wrong. >> giants and eagles. by the way, both of those teams, 0-2. >>> 6:56. four

and approaching the beltway and inside the beltway, 270 at montrose, normal volume headed southbound.>>> today, you can go to a public meeting in arlington about how long you have to pay at county parking meters. that meeting will be in clarendon at 7:00 tonight. it will make it active monday through saturday. the meters are in force between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. now. it will make the rules in line with montgomery county, al alexandra and d.c. >>> former governor mandel's body will be in state this afternoon. mandel died on sunday, he was 95 years old. >>> it's 6:56, here are 4 things to know this wednesday morning. if you work for the federal government, you'll be able to telework during the pope's visit this month. opm announced a change to deal with huge crowds expected here. >>> right now, students are gathering on the quad to remember alison parker. the jmu grad and her photographer were killed a week ago. >>> download the nbc4 app to see the reports about the hearing in the freddie gray case today. a judge could dismiss the charges against six police officers or separate their

no real issue. 270 and montrose road looking good as well.emember in front of sibley, loughboro and dell carl ya. >>> metro says track work will affect three of the six lines tonight through sushld. the red, blue, and yellow line trains will run every 24 minutes. and another, they'll open at 6:00 a.m. sunday morning for those trying to get to the half marathon. good luck. >>> an excites development sunday for commuters in silver spring. a $140 million transit center will open at 7:00 a.m. more than three buses that will serve metro, montgomery ride on and the university of maryland. >> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. a new survey finds that's not the biggest obstacle keeping people from buying a home. the chances of a married couple with no student loans earning a home is about 70% if at least one of them has a bachelor's degree. if the same couple has $30,000 in debt, it slips. high rental makes it hard to save for a down payment. that's your cnbc money report. i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you. you won't see actor steve ra

. >>> a close eye on the southbound side of i-270 close to montrose road. we are not seeing much in the area. of want to show you how things are shaping up. you can see volume for the most part but again no accidents or incidents to show you down. how things are shaping up along i-95 and 66 on the virginia side. >>> a murder investigation of prince george's county right now. detectives are investigating a double shooting that ended up killing one man. and all of this happened just about a mile from the police station. heat's take a look at video of the scene when the crew first arrived. this happened around 10:30 last night, the intersection of greeley place and greeley road over inland over. right off 202 of the police found both men lying in the middle of the road suffering from gunshot wounds. both men immediately rushed to the hospital where one died. police say there is some good news to pass onto the community. they don't believe the community is at risk because they are convinced that this is not a random attack. a targeted attack. however still earl

montrose road either as you're headed southbound. 66 headed into town. overall, looking a lot better than it was earlier. 95 south after quantico, we have the right lane blocked from an accident there. overall prince george's county, no problem. chopper 4 over b.w. parkway just inside the beltway, a little slow. eun? >> thanks, melissa. it is 6:54. gas prices are dropping. national gas prices around $2.32 right now. the national average in the district is a little higher. in maryland you're paying a little below 2 president $30. west virginia is floating around. >>> today a kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples is back to work. kim davis spent five days behind bars. a judge said dave's office will now be monitored to make sure marriage licenses are now being issued. >>> the former prison guard who helped two prisoners escape in upstate new york is speaking out. joyce mitchell sat down with an exclusive interview with nbc's matt lauer. she faces seven years in prison after pleading guilty to taking in contraband

volume there at 270 at montrose road. green line delays still hanging around ther to branch avenue. blue line is just fine this morning. third street tunnel northbound off ramp to massachusetts avenue has reopened after that emergency road work. eun? >> thank you, melissa. the lines are moving now as thousands of people make their way to their spots for today's papal event near the white house. adam tuss is on 15th street for us. adam, d.c. used to see these big events, but you're saying the security we're seeing, what's some of the most extensive you've seen? >> reporter: without question, eun, this is pretty impressive from a security standpoint. roads closed all around here. we're talking all morning about the pope making the trip around the ellipse, down 17th across constitution and up 15th. that is 15th street down there and look at the people who are now lining that route. of course, he's not expected to make that move for another couple of hours but people are out there. the papal flags are up flying on 15th street. the excitement is building. yeah, if you're going to try to

from baltimore to washington. 270 closer to montrose is looking good. we are report of an accident. up to quantico there is nothing in the roadway. just here is volume. jonathan: thank you. kimberly: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00", in the race for the white house, the political outsider driving to the top. growing deficit for the candidates that everyone thought would coast to victory. jonathan: big changes in fair fax. what it means for the students if you don't live there. that is all ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00". we'll be right back. jonathan: as the candidates are out there running for president and hitting the campaign trail this labor day, busy time for them. new poll numbers show hillary clinton may be in trouble. we have the new numbers. reporter: hillary clinton laboring for votes in iowa. new poll numbers have the percentage dropping in that state and new hampshire from bernie sanders is leading by nine points. >> i think secretary's campaign is getting nervous about the energy we're bringing. >> joe biden is at 16% in new hampshire. 20% in iowa. biden was on the ground

montrose road moving along fine here. 66 into and out of town looking quite good. the inner loop and outer loop looking just fine. we'll have more closures as well as the mark and vre when we come back. >> thank you, melissa. in just a few hours tens of thousands of people will pour into the basilica of the national shrine of immaculate conception. we have a sneak peak of what you can expect. >>> we've been warning you for a while that the pope's visit will most likely have an impact on your commute. the changes you need to know. >>> breaking news in the district where we are learning about a deadly overnight >>> welcome back. 5:16. looking live at the ellipse and basilica right now. we've been telling you pope francis will be at all three locations for the first full day of the papal visit. we'll check back in with our crews in a few minutes. >>> first, facts on this afternoon's mass. 25,000 people with tickets will be there to see pope francis celebrate mass at 4:00 this afternoon. he will speak in spanish on the east side steps of the basilica. when he arrives t

host: robert in montrose, new york, independent line. caller: good morning. one thing i'm interested in is that what we have a world population now, here in the united states we are only 1000 million, less than 4% of the u.n. budget. why is it that we have to spend so much more to the u.n. and other countries that are members of the u.n. do not pay their fair share? another thing i am interested in , and i would like to follow up on the gentleman from tennessee -- even at my age, i do not remember the league of nations, but i remember the early conservative movement in the 1950's and 1960's. we had an organization called the john birch society that projected in the future that they would be ineffective. why is it that most of those who are dealing with the issues of war in the middle east are being a burden to western europe and the united states? why not move east and move the population and disperse it around the world. think you very much. guest: the issue is not so much that one is measuring the by population figures, but by the economy, dollars. in that

by the way on that song free ride, that is ron knee montrose on guitar. i had to get that in.t, southwest at fairfield. that is our system to the north. so if you are heading up shasta, be advised northeast california and north of tahoe and truckee there could be a few isolated showers. for us staying cool with that breeze cranking up patchy low clouds. there is hardly any left because there ising to to support it. no inversion, no heat in the valley. 60s and 70s or very, very low 80s. cool today. very chilly saturday morning. but it looks good and warmer sunday, monday, and tuesday and holding right there. >> all right we got it. >>> it is now 6:20. a kentucky county clerk sent to jail for refusing to issue same sex marriage licenses and coming up at 6:30 how long a judge says she will stay there as couples are getting their licenses after a two month wait. >> but first coffee and climate change. i'm not kidding. scientists are now using used grounds to absorb a greenhouse gas. >>> i used to play this when i was a radio disc jockey. i was young when i was a radio disc jockey.

a little slow bw parkway inbound as you approach the beltway. 95, 29, all look good. 270 here at montrose little volume headed southbound there out of frederick all the way down to rockfell this morning. >>> as we come up on 6:32, developing story surrounding security for the pope's visit to the u.s. learning more this morning about how a firefighter breeched securi -- breached security. chris followed a motorcade into an airport and slashed his retired firefighters badge at a security checkpoint to get on to the tarmac. >>> today we expect a former state department official to face accusations he solicited sex from a minor in virginia. daniel rosen admitted to a list of crimes in d.c. news 4 outside court in july when he pleaded guilty to 11 counts of stalking in the district. d.c. police say he recorded as many as 25 women in their most intimate moments without them even knowing. detectives found the footage on his phone as they were investigating him for soliciting sex from a minor in fairfax county. sentencing should happen next month. >>> a judge could decide today to push back the t

it happened last week on interstate in the town of montrose.of that truck says he was just driving home when, f work when he saw something flying straight toward him. only had second maybe two to reaction. >> my first reaction was i put my knee on the steering wheel and i put my arms up at a cross. it sunned like someone strapped a peace of dynomite on to my windshield. >> so scary. he's fine. the hitch as you can see lodged in the dashboard which is what stopped it from going all it what through. authorities aren't sure if the hitch came loose or whether it just fell out of the back of somebody's truck. >>> if it wasn't rain falling in one town it was weed and a lot of it. what police think sent 10 grams of marijuana calling falling from the sky. >> sexy halloween costume for a toddler? what one mom saw for sale or one store's website had ♪ >>> look at what came crashing through one family's roof. that's a bundle of drugs in arizona family found the 28 pounds of marijuana wrapped in black plastic. it's worth about $10,000. it fell through the

. >>> still silver line delays, wiehle-reston. 270 south at montrose, normal volume headed southboundn fairfax at majestic lane no problems otherwise on 50, but we have that one crash there. 66 looks good. 95 in virginia and northbound a little slow. actually pretty light volume headed inbound and outbound this morning. b.w. parkway and 95 and 29 looking good. little slow top of the beltway approaching georgia avenue. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 6:55. local catholic and other religious leaders are calling for criminal justice reform ahead of pope francis' trip to the d.c. cardinal wuerl and catholic charities have a charity called walk with francis. they will highlight the welcome home program. >>> and thousands are hoping for chance to see pope francis. the route is in red and he'll ride around the mall on september 23rd. a jumbotron will be set up to broadcast the public events that day including the mass at the basilica. and you can find everything you need to know about pope francis' visit to d.c. on the nbc washington app. >>> it is now 6:56. here are four things to know as you head

parkway, southbound at 197 you can see we're bit slow because of the crash blocking one lane. 270 at montroseoad not the prettiest spot this morning. >> thank you. >>> right now, kids and parents heading out the door, it's the first day of school. in many parts of northern virginia. thousands of you headed back to work after the long holiday weekend and that means a lot of traffic this morning. news4 transportation reporter adam tuss has been keeping you updated on the traffic all morning long. he's live on the roads in arlington. what are you seeing? >> hey, aaron, good morning. right now, not so bad. let's look out the windshield at what we are seeing here on lee highway. pretty good right now if you're coming out in this direction. we have seen a couple of school buses that were out and about this morning. we have been telling you about the school buses in fairfax county, just how many there are. 1,600 buses. a lot are hitting the road in about an hour to drop people off at 8:00 at high schools -- as high schools get a later start time. be aware of everybody who is out and about this morni

we'll call and try to get information on that. 270, southbound at montrose road. looking good. northbound and southbound, little tiny bit of volume as you head southbound there. westbound 370 at 270, that one lane getting by because of the milling and paving projects there. 66 and 95 overall looking pretty good. same thing when you look at prince george's county, nice and green. we'll see you back here in in ten minutes. >>> we're following a developing story in the district now. violent night left one man dead and three others hurt. a pair of shootings happened within just two hours of each other. around 10:00 last night, two men were shot on g street and 46th place southeast. police tell us the men were conscious and breathing when they were transported to the hospital. right now there are no suspects. two men also shot on eaton place in the berry farms neighborhood last night. one man died. the other is in the hospital. police have noti shootings are >>> we'll learn more about the mayor's plan to speed up ambulance response times in the district. they want to use private amb

police say the gunman fired at least 10 shots at the man near 24th and montrose streets.nvestigators say someone saw the suspect riding a bicycle before and after the shooting but at this point there are no arrests. philadelphia police say someone on the top floor of a temple university dorm pointed a laser at a police helicopter. the lieutenant of the police department's aviation unit tweeted out this photo just after 11:30 last night. you can see a red light reflecting just off of that top floor. those top windows. lieutenant david bonk on twitter said someone inside the building "hit us twice a few seconds apart." police say they will not go after the person responsible this time but they want people to remember pointing a laser at aircraft is illegal because it can temporarily blind the pilots. >>> delaware governor jack markel is headed to europe today in an attempt to strengthen the state's economy. governor markel will lead a five-person team on a trade mission to germany. the team will meet with government and business leaders in munich and berlin. officials say t

it happened just after 11:00 last night near 24th and montrose streets. investigators say they found the man with several gunshot wounds to his stomach. he died at the hospital a short time later. officers say several people actually saw what happened. police were also trying to see if there's any surveillance video from businesses in that area. >> to a developing story out of north philadelphia. all eyes are on temple university tonight. police say someone in a campus building shined a laser pointer at a police helicopter flying by and while it may have been somebody's idea of a joke investigators say no one is laughing about it. fox 29's dave kinchen following it all. he's live at police headquarters in philly. dave? >> reporter: lucy, as you can imagine, philadelphia police are taking this very very seriously. they say this is an incident that could have easily ended in disaster. looking photo taken by a philadelphia police chopper file lot over morgan hall at temple university moments after a lace sr. was pointed at the air unit while on patrol last u

he wound up driving the truck nearly 600 feet through a grassy area before smashing into montrose buickillac on sunday afternoon. the truck rumbled down an embankment before hitting all those new cars. state police did not find any mechanical problems with that truck and there's no indication that the truck driver even tried to brake according to investigators. he has been cited with careless driving. >>> it is back to class for the philadelphia school district. a busy first day for students and educators alike at george washington carver high school of engineering and science. dozens gathered outside the building this morning for the annual bell ringing ceremony. on hand to help rink in the new school year mayor michael nutter and superintendent william hite. >> another special day for schools across the delaware river. the camden school district welcoming back students to celebrate the beginning of a new school year. camden's mayor dane ya redd was also that to greet students and parents. mayor redd joined the district superintendent and other board of education members at three other

officers found a 21 year old man lying in the street at 24th and montrose late last night. he died at the hospital, two hours later. police say the victim lived around the corner from that crime scene. there is no word right now on motive. >> a lieutenant in philadelphia police's aviation unit calls out temple student after he says that pointed lazer at the police department's helicopter last night. lieutenant david bok tweeted this picture saying quota tension temple university student on top floor pointing lazers at tack air is illegal. tack air helicopter. the build something located at broad street and cecil b. moore. police are not investigating. no comment yet from temple university. >> well, it is just one game, right? but the eagles first game end wad lot of questions and the first l of the season. don't want to see. that will even though eagles did show some grit coming back, improvement at least in the second, not enough, pat, to help us get to the w. but -- >> tough one to swallow. it is only one game. try keep it in perspective. everyone of course between see wi

police tell "action news" the gunfire erupted at south 24th and montrose streets at 11:00 last night. police found the victim lying in the road suffering from several gun shots. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. several cars in the area were riddled with bullets. witnesses saw the shooter take off from the scene on a bike. >> it is now 6:05 and a hearing to determine if there's enough evidence to put former harrisburg mayor steven reed on trial goes on today. authorities say reed stole the funds to purchase architect facts like a vampire kit, a suit of armor and a sarcophagus. reed is facing over 400 criminal accounts including theft of public funds bribery and receiving stolen property. the 65-year-old democrat left office in january of 2010. >> ♪ >> the countdown is really winding down for the arrival of pope francis. we're almost in single digits in terms of the days left until he arrives. 11 days, three hours and some change. now, notices have already started to go out to residents who live in the papal no parking zones. the philadelphia parking authority says those who live

southbound i270 stop and go off and on passing montrose road.day is pope francis' last day here in dc before he leaves four new york city and philadelphia. before that, one of the most anticipated events in washington, the pope will address congress at 10:00 a.m. after that he'll feed the poor at catholic charities around noon, then give an official goodbye around:0 4p.m. back at his home base the vatican embassy. the pope is expected to address climate change, as well as the need to help migrants fleeing wars. the united states role in helping poorer nations, religious freedoms and right to life issues, abortion and euthanasia. you can will -- >>> welcome back to "gma." take a look at these kids. they're all getting ready to go "above and beyond" for a remarkable art teacher taking on bullying and inspiring her students at the same time, so much in store for her. that is just ahead but first robin is inside with a very scandalous guest. >> that's right, we all know tgit is back. already trending on twitter. come on, because the posters for toni

host: robert in montrose, new york, independent line. caller: good morning.hing i'm interested in is that what we have a world population now, here in the united states we are only 1000 million, less than 4% of the u.n. budget. why is it that we have to spend so much more to the u.n. and other countries that are members of the u.n. do not pay their fair share? another thing i am interested in , and i would like to follow up on the gentleman from tennessee -- even at my age, i do not remember the league of nations, but i remember the early conservative movement in the 1950's and 1960's. we had an organization called the john birch society that projected in the future that they would be ineffective. why is it that most of those who are dealing with the issues of war in the middle east are being a burden to western europe and the united states? why not move east and move the population and disperse it around the world. think you very much. guest: the issue is not so much that one is measuring the by population figures, but by the economy, dollars. in that contex

the gunman fired at least ten shots at the man near 24th and montrose streets.. >>> new information about an allentown woman charged with killing her son by pushing him off a bridge and into the lehigh river. 20-year-old perry will pursue an insanity or mental health defense at trial. she is charged with child endangerment in the death of her 20-month-old son in may. prosecutors said they plan to seek the death penalty in the case. >>> i'm chris cato. we're back with another update in about 27 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather through the nbc 10 news app. >>> now we go back to the "today" show. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all stand