nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in morristown, new jersey, with that part of the story.dy. >> reporter: and rosemary, take a look. crews from pse&g have been gearing up all morning. they're going to take these utility trucks, more than a dozen of them, down to florida to help restore power. coming up next, we'll hear from these folks as they make their trip south to help out the state of florida. >>> and take a look at a close view of hurricane irma. the eyewall is impacting the florida keys. we'll talk more about this, plus our local forecast. a much different picture, a much quieter picture here in cape may. the details are coming up. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ hurricane irma is about to make landfall in florida. the storm is pounding the keys. packing a punch with hurricane force winds. this is a live look along ocean drive in miami beach. the east coast won't get the

eric: but what about he said before he left the airport in morristown, he said it is not racist, it isut respect for the country. he has said it is about respect for the flag and representing those freedoms with which you speak. >> let's go back to what this is about. colin kaepernick took a knee to bring attention to police brutality, to racial injustice, and in many ways it pains me that president trump is stepping on this message. there is a real conversation that needs to happen about those issues that first started this protest, and it's been muddied and now all of the oxygen is going to whatever donald trump is going to tweet next or say next, but this started as a protest against -- think of all of those videos that colin caper nick and the -- kaepernick and the entire country were watching of young black men, young black boys being killed and no accountability as they were unarmed. eric: there was some accountability in the trials of police officers. >> that's where this began, and he has a pattern, the president certainly has now developed a pattern of where he saves his most

for now, live in morristown, nbc10 news. >> thanks for that, randy. >> the caribbean island of st.tin is struggling to recover after hurricane irma. the island and people there suffered extensive damage from the then category 5 storm. you can see homes destroyed. cars overturned, trees ripped apart. authorities are responding to the national disaster, looters are breaking into shops to either collect essential survival goods or to steal items in the stores. nbc10 continues to track irma's potentially historic devastation. and the path throughout the day along florida's west coast. make sure you have the nbc10 app downloaded to your phone. we'll be sending updates and alerts throughout the morning. >> at 8:00 this morning, the nbc "today" show will provide extended coverage of hurricane irma. when this newscast ends, don't stop watching. you'll see everything unfolding in florida as we continue our coverage. >>> breaking news we're watching this morning back in our area out of west philadelphia's neighborhood. that's where police tell us a woman was shot to death overnight. police r

we look at live pictures of president trump exiting air force one landing in morristown, new jersey.king him to his golf course. sometimes at the edge of the stairway the president will talk to the press. in this case marine one is statically placed to prevent that from happening. breaking news may have something to do with it. as you see at bottom of your screen, dr. tom price, still technically the head of hhs, but he is offered his resignation and the president has accepted that resignation. we'll have a live update exactly what the white house is saying about all of this coming right up. cheryl: let's go back to connell mcshane for more details of tom price's resignation. i understand you have the statement. reporter: this is a story building throughout the week and future of secretary price had been in question for some time as he had come under fire as we were talking earlier this hour for the use of charter aircraft when commercial options were available and all the money added up to. what the white house statement says again, this came a few moments ago, secretary of health a

you have to zoom down to 130 west of morristown it's squeezing its way past palmyra and morristown andour and it moves on and one popped up just to the north and east of salem. just missing downtown salem heading towards the delaware river and falling apart. and one quick shower north of woods town, again they are hit or miss here or there. and not lasting long and 95% of us won't get wet here this evening but we all feel the heat and humidity and it feels like 94 in philadelphia right now. the end of september here 93 allentown and 94 in reading and 96 in millville. 95 in wilmington and a little bit better closer to the shore 87 in cape may. maria just to the south and east here beginning to work its way to the east out to sea. still creating the rip current as long the shore. this is the cold front here you see the wind shift coming in from the northern and west. chicago is back in the 70s today after seven days in the 90s there, with seven days of records. so they are feeling the relief in the midwest and it's about to slam into the mid-atlantic as well. the winds shift overnight an

. >>> live pictures of president trump there talking to reporters from morristown, new jersey on hisorce one and making his way back to washington, d.c. we all can't wait to hear what the president is talking about, if he is talking about more of the show of solidarity of nfl. his tweets have said a lot. or is he talking about the upcoming gop health care bill which seems to be falling apart with more republicans saying that they will vote no or are still thinking about things? or is he talking about his next big legislative type agenda that he wants to tackle. we hope to find out what he is talking about there from morristown, new jersey before he boards air force one. all of this on a day where 11 nfl games kicked off this afternoon with a powerful show of solidarity and in some cases defiance. players, coaches, staff, kneeling, locked arms seemingly direct response to president trump's blistering con demnation of players who refuse to stand. the seattle seahawks and tennessee titans staying in the locker room during the anthem. on the field this happened. ♪ brave >> the singer the

president trump arriving in the airport in morristown, new jersey.is heading to a golf club in nearby -- he was there to mark the air force's 70th anniversar anniversary, had great praise for them, and took opportunities to fill out warnings for north korea and touch what happened in london as well. he will be in new jersey for the weekend. we will understand he will head to new york ahead of the human meetings on monday and he will speak before the general assembly, that will be very closely watched. we will break down a preview of that speech coming up. in the meantime, britain raising their threat level two yellow, it means another attack is possible after the islamic state has claimed responsibility for bombing a crowded london subway. a bucket bomb exploded on a train injuring 220 people witnesses say the explosion happened as the train was pulling into a station during the morning rush. passengers say it was total chaos as people trampled over each other trying to get above ground, get to safety. jeep intelligence corresponding catherine herrid

. >> in morristown, he doesn't have the news he's looking for.i'm kurned about our ability to provide insurance next year. that's my concern. >> he pays for insurance hr his employees and costs have been going up. he was hoping a push to repeal and replace would help. it's been more than two months since we visited him at his shob. his business has grown. he's worried what will happen when he gets his insurance quote for the new year. >> i don't know what my options are going to be. >>ç owners buys just for herse. she has type one diabetes. i take four shots a day. active, alive. it's vital that i have good insurance. >> reporter: she's been fighting the republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. >> it's really been a bit of a a roller coaster ride. i very nervous every time these issues come up. when i defeat them, i get a sense of relief. >> reporter: today she was optimistic waiting for word whether the bill would get a vote. >> what happens if it goes away? is that a complete victory? >> it's not because right now the marketplace is

don't go away. >> liz: the president arriving at morristown municipal airport in new jersey en routealabama where the president will join a rally for senator luther strange's special election tonight. fox business will have special live coverage at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> we will continue our own investigation into what happened on facebook in this election. we may find more and if we do, we will continue to work with the government on it. we're looking to foreign actors including additional russian groups and other former soviet states as well as organizations like the campaigns to further our own understanding of how they used all of our tools. >> liz: now after growing criticism billionaire facebook co-founder mark zuckerberg bow ing to pressure. he announced yesterday that facebook will hand over to congress information about 3000 russian ads that ran on facebook 's website during the 2016 presidential election, but zuckerberg now saying facebook didn't find much problematic russian content and today russia denying using facebook ads to influence the u.s. election. let's take

being afford for information about the whereabouts of this the magnitude 1.7 struck southwest of morristown. there were no reports of damage. >>> federal agencies are wrapping up their response as the trump administration tries to blunt criticism that its response to hurricane maria has been lack luster. tonight the majority of puerto rico's citizens are still without power. this is five days after landfall. getting power restored to everyone will likely take months. san juan's airport looks more like a shelter with people there sleeping on south cases. resources are running out and people are growing desperate. >> the food is not enough. so everybody is fighting to get at whatever is available. >> there are long lines to buy gasoline and some are standing by cell towers searching for a signal so they can let their loved ones know they're okay. some in our area who are having trouble communicating with family and friends in puerto rico are taking action. they're gathering desperately needed supplies to send to the island. this woman just moved to center city from san juan. all of her family

is this morristown or on the way from bedminster from morristown, the private airport.he president's language today. he's a good man and all of that. sometimes these events occur on fridays, brett. this seemed to be baked into the cake. i even got those vibes watching your interview yesterday. but maybe price thought he would avoid this. >> i think there was a last ditch effort. when he said how -- and described how upset the president was and didn't go into the specific words, but intimated that he was upset, you thought it would happen. it's not going to be an easy ride to get a new hhs secretary approved in an atmosphere where you're trying to one more time do repeal and replace. it could get bumpy. >> you think it distracts from the tax cut battle? >> a little bit. takes a little bit from that. but republicans are rallying around, trying to get a w. they need a win badly. so this may be just a speed bump. i do think you had a guy that knew the ins and outs of healthcare and knew about the regulations and how to kind of manipulate some of those things, even if you di

also watching routes 38 in morristown around nixon drive. no problems right now on the eastbound and westbound side. pretty much the trend here is that the roads are pretty empty still. there's a disabled vehicle. watch for this in loaner gwynn ed . >>> thank you. tragic accident. a young boy killed playing soccer inside a new york city school. what police are saying what went wrong with a goalpost. >>> and power slowly returning to millions of people left in the dark by hurricane irma. how one owner used twitter to get power crews' attention. get power crews' attention. get power crews' attention. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you now with a check on the roads. we're starting in west stepford. 295 around route 130. traffic is smoothly sailing there. the northbound and southbound sides, no problems. we have an accident. i'll highlight you on where it is when i come back. >>> 5:57. new york city police calling this a the gentlemanic accident. a 9-year-old boy -- a tragic accident. a 9-year-old boy died after a goal post f

route 38 in morristown at nixon drive. saw a car move through there, both directions eastbound and westbound, not doing too bad with not any traffic. roads are dry now. in mansfield township, a different story. watch on the new jersey turnpike's inner drive southbound side around the p.a. turnpike. that's exit 6. moving by there. might be a little slow just to get by. everything's still open. you can take 295 as your alternate. >>> there weekend was hot. it's -- this weekend was hot. it's going to be hot gaechbagai. why is it so hot in fall? a dome of high pressure will keep everything out. no stormy weather, no rain, no cool air moving in. we just keep bumping up the temperatures. here's the bus stop forecast. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood. in philly, 7:00 to 9:00 a.m., the rise from 70 to 76 degrees. mostly sunny in the afternoon. 88. as the kids are coming home, they'll need the heat. in the suburbs, 66 at 7:00 a.m. 87 by 3:00. mid to upper 80s, as well, for the lehigh valley. in fact, i think a few spots in the

here we are in morristown, 38 at nixon drive. no problems or delays. roads moving east or west. roads are dry. >>> 5:40. coming up, he is on fire. phillies rookie rhys hoskins continues his hot home run taste. we'll take you for a closer look at the action. >>> a growing problem, another federal agency joins the probe into the equifax hack. this is where consumers hit roadblocks trying to secure their information that may have been exposed. >>> 5:44. now an update to the breaking news in london. a live look at the subway station. police say there's been a terrorist incident. that's how they're treating this. according to the associated press, one passenger at the parsons green subway stop says there was panic after an explosion. the passenger told authorities a woman on the platform claims she saw a flash and heard a bang. according to another witness, he saw several people injured, apparently trampled as they fled from the subway stop. with this live look, it appears as though there are hazmat crews on the scene. counterterrorism officers are leading the investigation into the

being afford for information about the whereabouts of this the magnitude 1.7 struck southwest of morristown. there were no reports of damage. >>> federal agencies are wrapping up their response as the trump administration tries to blunt criticism that its response to hurricane maria has been lack luster. tonight the majority of puerto rico's citizens are still without power. this is five days after landfall. getting power restored to everyone will likely take months. san juan's airport looks more like a shelter with people there sleeping on south cases. resources are running out and people are growing desperate. >> the food is not enough. so everybody is fighting to get at whatever is available. >> there are long lines to buy gasoline and some are standing by cell towers searching for a signal so they can let their loved ones know they're okay. some in our area who are having trouble communicating with family and friends in puerto rico are taking action. they're gathering desperately needed supplies to send to the island. this woman just moved to center city from san juan. all of her family

the two boys ended up going up essentially in morristown pennsylvania, where they relocated to a very young age. onwas admitted to west point july 1, of 1840. out,would be, as it turns 23 years to the day before he rode onto the battlefield here at gettysburg as a major general. it may not have seemed like he would someday become a major general based on the fact that 18th in a class of 25, the class of 1844 at the u.s. military he was well respected and well liked despite mediocre grades. he joined the mexican war after lobbying very hard for it over approximately a year in july 1847. after the mexican war, he met almira russell in st. louis and they were married in 1850. later in october, she gave birth to their son russell and in 1857 to their daughter ada. hancock in the civil war, when the civil war broke out, he was not a general then. i believe captain hancock was in los angeles, which was more than just a three-hour flight away from the eastern theater. he did not get actively involved in the civil war until the peninsula campaign the spring of 1862. that is where he won renow

morristown, route 38 and nixon drive, everything looks good so far both directions. of course i'll have updates for you for the morning and be back in ten minutes with another one. >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:21. and we're less than a week into fall, but it still feels like summer, you know. >> it sure does. krystal klei's been tracking the temperatures. >> yeah, we're not going to be quite as hot as yesterday today, but we're still going to be way hotter than average. you'll feel it outside. look at the temperatures to start. our philadelphia neighborhoods, a lot of us close to 70. 68 society hill, the airport at 67 degrees. and there's a 71 for port richmond right now. by this afternoon, some mid to upper 80s possible yet again. 86 for center city. 84 in summerton. mid 80s over the suburbs, as well as the lehigh valley. easton, couttstown could creep -- kutztown could group toward 87 for the afternoon. 83 in trenton and voorheis. the new jersey, shore, and delaware, slightly cooler. they're seeing a little more of the outside influence from hurricane maria. also

he is now heading to morristown, new jersey, aboard air force one, and then to the estate at bedminsterwhere he will use the weekend to prepare for his big speech to the u.n. general assembly and meetings with world leaders in new york next week. david: all right, we woke up to news of terror right in the heart of london. president trump condemning a cowardly attack. why he says it is time to get tough? zuhdi jasser, sounding off coming next. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines cal

chris mcculloh of the morristown medical center in new jersey. >> wow!porter: his $20,000 standing wheelchair a feat of engineering. >> i didn't know chris, but you're pretty tall. >> i'm 6'3", but that actually becomes more of a challenge. >> reporter: enabling this third-year general surgery resident to do something so remarkable, only a handful of paralyzed doctors in the country can do it -- stand. >> how many times a day do you >> five, six times a day. >> reporter: chris had always wanted to be a surgeon, but his medical career was almost over before it began. >> i had already been accepted to medical school. >> what happened? >> i was standing up from being seated at my desk. and i slipped, and my whole body went up and i came crashing down. i'm 6'3", 200 pounds of me landed on the edge of a think glass coffee table. my head snapped backwards and i broke the vertebra in my neck. i knew when i couldn't move my legs that something was wrong. in the back of my mind i was, i was yelling please don't let me be paralyzed, i'd rather be dead. >> really,

he's landing in morristown, new jersey.e heading to bed minster, new jersey this weekend the president speaking to military forces earl your in the day making successful trip to florida with the first lady. next up, we have a billion dollar buy in, google's parent company alphabet reportedly holding talks with uber competitor ride sharing app lyft potential billion dollar investment here helping lyft take on uber let's take a check of the parent of google its alphabet the stock closing kind of flat to the downside. harvard university now canceling a visiting fellow ship for chelsea manning. chelsea the leaker of national security secret security secrets put our guys at risk. harvard calling invitation now a mistake. coming up we have a guest who says this follows a pattern of liberals trying to legitimize criminal paths to prominens and power. we'll explain, but first the blame game list is growing. look at it. hillary clinton now wants to get rid of the electoral college after losing the vote there. we have the sound. my n