we have an accident eastbound on the turnpike past morgantown, right lane blocked with this one, they are crawling along. >> let's talk about this tense weekend. we had several blasts rocking locations in manhattan and new jersey. right now police are questioning several people. let's go over to "action news" reporter katherine scott live at the satellite center with all the latest details. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it's unclear if the incidents in new york and new jersey are connected. the cell phones used were similar. five people were taken in for questioning for the fbi. a vehicle of interest stopped by fbi agents on the belt parkway in new york. it happened around 8:45 p.m. now the five people inside are being questioned. meanwhile, an unexploded pressure cooker with a cell phone and exposed wiring attached was sent to an fbi lab in quantico for analysis. the device was discovered blocks away from the blast in chelsea that injured 29 people. it's intact which is key as investigators look for dna to try to determine where the items were purchased and if the cell phone was ev

pa turnpike westbound, past morgantown, it 298. all lanes are blocked right now. your best alternate, 322 will be your best bet. again, pa turnpike westbound, not where we want to see all lanes block, but they are. another accident here, lincoln drive northbound off ramp to city avenue pulled off to the shoulder. going start to slow you down little bit if it hasn't already. also in the world of septa regular weekday service reassumes monday. follow the schedules that were put out june 19th. except for the media elwin line, that will be new schedule. that will will come out monday. we will be talking about hoboken coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha. well, for decades, usa today has avoided endorsing presidential candidates. but it is breaking that tradition to call gop nominee, donald trump, unfit for the president i the editorial board said that was an unanimous feeling, and called trump a quote dangerous domogog. instead the newspaper encouraged voters to vote for heard, thirds party candidate, over write someone in. >> new jer

and another one on the pa turnpike eastbound past morgantown the right lane is blocked there.at the censor map, i can tell you it was looking pretty darn slow around there. so again, with these accident, give yourselves extra time, another one limerick twp. line wrote at tangle wood road. lanes blocked, there as well, so a lot of accident out there, and the rain is not going to help your morning commute overall just leave your homes early. jim, over to you. >> busy morning, thanks, meisha a update on breaking news, authorities are on high alert after suspicious device explodes near a new jersey tran station. >> it happened while a bomb squad was trying to disarm it. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the scene in elizabeth union county with the latest, jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. police have remained here on the scene all night, processing the scene, making sure the entire area was safe. you can see behind me in elizabeth new jersey this morning, all pretty much pack up and moved out. that will road reopened and i have seen couple of c

things are better on the turnpike, the crash past morgantown cleared out of way. new one on i-95, northbound direction a vehicle into the wall north of cottman avenue. police on the scene, slowing around it. southbound traffic time is worst because of most of you go southbound, that travel time is double what it should be. high water this west chester, reportedly a vehicle stuck in the high water montgomery avenue at chestnut street. steer clear of that. luckily they cleared the down tree from the route 1 media bypass you can use that to get to the blue route. chadds ford smith bridge road has downed wires, that could be out there for hours. mont shannon road is blocked thompson bridge gets you around that. >>> a fire burning in northern california santa cruz mountains has destroyed 8 homes and sent a firefighter to the hospital. it is 34% contained and threatening 300 structures. >>> the family of an unarmed man shot and killed by a police officer near san diego is speaking for the first time. >> he did not do it, he had no gun, he was not mental. >> look at the

another new accidents on the turnpike eastbound past morgantown. one accident being reported on the commuter traffic report on the waze app route 70 in marlton parkway in evesham. storm tracker 6 live double scan look at the heavy rain moving up to the north an east, that went by pretty quickly. heavy rain moving through i-95 corridor. we're seeing it move through northern delaware right now, tam. >> furring -- federal investigators are on their way to north carolina to check out a bus that was filled with college students heading to a football game when the front left tire blew out. most of the students were from clinton college in south carolina. four people were killed. >>> human interaction caused the death of a humble back whale that washed up on the the beach in sea isle city. the medical exam shows the whale became entangled in a commercial fishing line likely unable to eat. >>> eagles quarterback carson wentz makes his prime time debut tonight. wentz could become the 5th rookie quarterback to start the season 2-0 in 50 years. the action cam

protestors rallied outside mylan headquarters in morgantown, west virginia. the latest in this saga over price hikes. protesting. >>> to the presidential race. joe biden made a stop in parmar on behalf of hillary clinton. he was delayed because he sampled rudies a business own by immigrates. we have more on biden and donald trump that was in the buckeye state today. >> vice president joe biden rallying a working class crowd at the uaw hall in hillary clinton understands. >> reminding listeners the auto bailout despite critics. >> the arguments were that the reason we are losing on the automobile front is the american worker is greedy. we can compete against the japanese. they said we would never make more than 6 million cars a year. we made 17 million last year. the world. >> diamond willicon, a city devastated by losing a freight company donald trump pledged. >> we will bring back your jobs that we have to have back and we want them back soon. we will negotiate fair trade deals that put american workers back to work that put america first. >> and vowing to k

speaking of which, it's blocked past the morgantown interchange. if you're trying to get toward lancaster this morning use 322 or the 30 bypass westbound. westbound turnpike is blocked as we get into berks county because of an another accident. there's a crash on 422. we showed it to you going into the break. eastbound side approaching 23 show you a spot that would would be normally busy at this hour. speeds 7 miles per hour heading east 422 through valley forge because of the accidents, people talking about it. you might want to use ridge pike or 23 instead of 422 it's already a mess this morning. in eagleville we had a vehicle that slammed into building along main street at school lane in new hanover we had downed wires at deep creek road. you can squeeze by them. a down tree branch on wires at north wales along school street and not 2nd street. route 1 media bypass, the right lane is blocked because of the downed tree, luckily you can squeeze by. in townsend delaware, black bird road station is closed, so vandyke green spring road the at nat aro

mckinley that i was in morgantown earlier this week for our 13th regional innovation meeting. we are emphasizing that we think regional portfolio management will actually be a real plus, and needless to say there's been a lot of support for that too. now we need congress to hopefully authorize that. that's on that side, but in terms of the more global aspects of energy security, i think since 2014 when those principles were put out, we have made substantial progress particularly in our discussions with the e.u., with the european commission, the european commission then adopted a very strong energy security policy in line with those principles, and we work closely with them. there's still a lot of implementation to go in the european context, but that's been important. a lot of it was driven initially by the ukraine aggression. >> what i hear back home, they think they write it into the thermostat in their home. climate change. they see the cost right now after this recent tropical storm. they understand when you have salt water intrusion, the huge rain events are costing peop

construction on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound side in chester county between downingtown and morgantownlane is out of commission on this wednesday morning. tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> talking now about business. the federal reserve is expected to keep interest rates at a near record low amid weak economic reports. the next rate hike we probably won't be talking about that before december. we'll have to wait to see what impact it's going have on wall street. yesterday all the indices were higher and all stock futures are higher right now. i don't evers seas trading is up after japan's central bank decided to keep their short term rates unchanged. >>> samsung is saying new galaxy note7 phones will be in stores today. company is replacing about a million devices recalled after dozens caught fire or exploded. not good timing for them. this phone just went on sale last month. >>> if you're using premium gas to fill up you might be burning money. triple says premium doesn't increase horsepower or fuel economy nor does it clean the engine any better than just using regular gas. the

mckinley, that i was in morgantown earlier this week for our 13th regional innovation meeting because we are emphasizing that we think regional portfolio management actually will be a real plus. i'm pleased to say there's been a lot of support for that, too. now we need congress to hopefully authorize that. so, that's on that side. but in terms of the more global aspects of energy security, i think since 2014, when those principles were put out, we have made substantial progress, partially in our discussions with the eu, with the european commission. the european commission then adopted a very strong energy security policy in line with those principles and we are very -- work closely with them. there's still a lot of implementation to go in the european context but that's been important. i might say a lot of it was driven initially by the ukraine aggression. >> i think that's right. because what i hear back home, they think the clean energy future will involve a lot of job creation, so that investment in innovative technology is very important. they know it's going to save them money

out west like along route 30, or the western pennsylvania turnpike out there, near downingtown, morgantown, further out toward harrisburg. coming in from south jersey not bad along 55, looking good, construction crew out there along 42, 295. mass transit, septa and the subway, market frankford line, using buses until 5:00. lauren, back to you. >> breaking overnight, out of north carolina, at least 12 officers have been injured. police cars damaged after protests erupt overnight. demonstrators protesting the death avianca can american man after police-involved shooting in charlotte yesterday. we have just learned protesters are outside of a wal-mart store right now, all comes days after unarmed man was shot and killed in tulsa, oklahoma, by a police officer. let's head to the news room, jennifer joyce who has the latest. hi, jennifer. >> good morning, lauren. protests have been going on for hours. within the last hour or so we saw things heating up literally. protesters setting fire to materials on charlotte highway. police cars have been damaged in these protests and authorities have respo

morgantown. >>> hello.snbc headquarters in new york, 9:00 out east, 6:00 out west. here is what's happening now. trump campaign hitting back at hillary clinton for comments she made at a fundraiser here in new york city last night. take a listen. >> ku put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables, racist, sexist, homo phobic, kpxenophob, islamophobic, you name it. unfortunately there are people like that. he has lifted them up. some of those folks, they are ir redeemable but thankfully they are not america. >> the trump campaign issued a statement saying, just when hillary clinton said she was going to start running a positive campaign, she ripped off her mask and revealed her true contempt for every day americans, telling the american public she could care less about them." trump held a rally in florida last night where he used this analogy to describe e-mail controversy. >> >> because she is being so protective, she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20

host: let's go to morgantown, west virginia. good morning, independent line. caller: thanks for taking my call. good morning. i wanted to begin with joe conason" analysis --joe conason" 'salysis --joe conason analysis of the server and everything surrounding that. guest: within the last month or so, a line or two from my book generated a lot of news coverage, which is that i mentioned in the book that colin powell had advised her to use her personal e-mail and i was the first to reveal that, i think. as he had done. that led to a story in "the new york times," and they may chose it, good covers hillary clinton, helped establish the facts of that story and then it blew up. colonel powell or said he did not remember this and then it turned out that the, indeed, dated five chilly clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. did advise hillary clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. as general powell did not and as coded clinton should have done better, but she has admitted it is clearthink that she feels that was an error and is not blame it on him. i

host: let's go to morgantown, west virginia. good morning, independent line.aller: thanks for taking my call. good morning. i wanted to begin with joe conason" analysis --joe conason" 'salysis --joe conason analysis of the server and everything surrounding that. guest: within the last month or so, a line or two from my book generated a lot of news coverage, which is that i mentioned in the book that colin powell had advised her to use her personal e-mail and i was the first to reveal that, i think. as he had done. that led to a story in "the new york times," and they may chose it, good covers hillary clinton, helped establish the facts of that story and then it blew up. colonel powell or said he did not remember this and then it turned out that the, indeed, dated five chilly clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. did advise hillary clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. as general powell did not and as coded clinton should have done better, but she has admitted it is clearthink that she feels that was an error and is not blame it on him. i wi

we were at a local hearing in morgantown where our state economist said that six of our counties are in the -- in a very severe depression. most of these -- a lot of these points are where a lot of these folks live. these counties and communities across our state, the situation if we don't do something is going to get even worse. this is not a partisan issue. we have republicans and democrats here. i would say it's more of a regional issue than a partisan issue. we're working with chairman hatch to get this bill marked up in the finance committee, and hopefully that will get us the next step that we need, which is the big step, which is to get it across the floor here in the halls of the united states senate. so, you know, with the hardworking men and women of appalachia, with the leadership that senator manchin has shown on this and many of us here working together and the many different ways that we can affect the votes of our colleagues. somebody said to me, well, what's going to make the difference? you're on that side of the aisle where maybe there are a lot of folks that can't