nora: and thank you for joining me today it's your problem. i'm dr. nora sarazin.night, and remember, you've got no one to blame but yourself. whoo! mmm, hi, honey. you're talking about me to some radio shrink? she's one of the most respected psychotherapists in the country. i was lucky to get through. what did you say to her? it's just that i called because some other caller was saying how she didn't feel appreciated. some hooker from dallas. wait minute. so you don't feel appreciated. it's just that we don't get to spend a lot of time together. and dr. nora says that can lead to feeling unappreciated. oh, what the hell is she talking about?

i'm nora muchanic back to you guys. >> reporter: nora is on the parkway near the basilica. let's go down toward eakens oval where the lucky ticketed folks are watching the concert where annie mccormick is standing by with the latest from there. hi, annie. >> reporter: hey rick, can you hear nora you can hear people giving up cheers. we're getting waves of those cheers, you see the crowds applause and see the cell phones going up. there's a group of young priests that are carrying out the cutout and taking pick did yours with the people waiting for the pope to arrive and hopefully get a glimpse of his holiness. another thing we saw today, people are trying to get his attention. take a look at this video this pair of newlyweds got married a month ago, there's a tradition that they say the pope will bless newlyweds if they were married within a year. so they put on the same wedding attire they wore on the wedding day hoping to catch his eye. here's what they had to his. >> in rome there's a tradition if newlyweds are wearing their wedding attire come to meet the pope in his au

live in warrington, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." rick. >> nora, thank you. >>> several roads in burlington county were closed for much of the afternoon as crews repaired a gas leak. officials say a crew was cutting grass in the 300 block of tom brown road in moorestown. the mower struck a cap to the gas line apparently. tom brown road between new albany and haines mill roads was closed while the gas company made repairs. two residents were evacuated from a nearby home as a precaution. >>> all right. it is game day. the eagles officially kick off their season against the atlanta falcons tonight in prime time less than an hour from now exactly but the birds' cheerleaders kicked off the excitement this morning in northeast philadelphia. they surprised fans with a pep rally at the dunkin' donuts on cottman avenue. >>> and "action news" reporter chad pradelli has been talking with chancey fan fans all day ln center city. he's live at dillworth park. everybody seems ready for some football finally, hm? >> reporter: you better believe it r

nora.>reporter: hi there, walter, not a great day to get around the art museum area the ben franklin parkway is shut down and the road closed and instead of cars it's filled with tractor-trailer and scaffolding and crews moving equipment around diverting traffic backed things up in the city today as drivers had to figure out another way to get where they're going. >> taking a drive that should take ten minutes took a half hour so far. >> reporter: that sums up what it was like driving near the art museum today it was bumper to bumper along pennsylvania avenue after the ben franklin parkway was shut down end to end for pope preparations. >> i think it's a mess it's inconvenine and i live down the street from here. it's bad. >> shut down pushed traffic to side streets and alternate routes trying patience of drivers. >> i was trying to get to 30th street station west river drive is closed and east drive and now the art museum close sfwld you can see i have my gps in hand going alternate routes

live in ocean city, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> thank you so much nora. looks like fun. >>> hot and not as sticky today as we go live with sky6 here in center city for you. temperatures did hit 90 degrees officially so this is likely the start of the sickth heat wave of the summer. but what can we expect as folks do head back to school and work this week. meteorologist cecily tynan and accuweather have the answer. hi, cecily. >> hi, monica. well, summer vacation season may be over but the summer heat and humidity is making a comeback. this weekend, though, it was gorgeous. great weekend for outdoor activities by the beaches or by the pool. certainly a warm weekend saturday and sunday 88 degrees, today we bumped up to 90 degrees, that's 9 degrees above normal and temperatures will really be heating up tomorrow. allentown, tying a record high of 91 degrees. mount pocono also tying the record high of 85. reading hit 91. trenton hit 90. wilmington 91. millville 88. sea isle city with that sea breeze quite a bit more comfortable 84 degrees. and dewpoints slow

it's a really close community next we head to nora's on south street. we quit our jobs, it was a little bit scary. husband and wife duo luis lorenzo and nora portugal wanted to follow their passion for food it was our first time uh, working on our, on our own. we both decided to start with a cart. they started selling their tacos on penn's campus and the business took off. t was just the two of us, so we both did everything. we had a great response after justeight months they were able to open noras, a brick and mortor taqueria he always told me since the beginning when he tried my food that he's gonna build a place for me to cook, and i always laughed cuz i was like, yeah, sure she's the best chef ever. luis's mexican background and nora's peruvian descent are evident in the mouthwatering tacos, like the al pastor. its marinated pork and pineapple. it's really popular now. and the carne asada it's the grilled steak taco. for authentic peruvian food. inka wall in upper darby has just what you're looking for. i always want to continue my culture show peo

live from the cathedral i'm nora muchanic for channel six "action news". >> nora, thank you. >>> now to that unscheduled stop at st. joseph's university. once word got out hundreds of students showed up to see francis bless a new statue on campus. "action news" reporter trish hartman was there. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: crowd went wild when pope francis entered the campus of st. joseph's university making an unscheduled stop before mass on eakins oval. in front of the campus chapel the pope said hello to students and university dignitaries and then blessed this sculpture with holy water bringing more cheers from the crowd. with the hundreds of students and alumni it was an emotional experience. >> we just want to say thank you to everyone and thank you to the pope for coming to st. joes. the the hawk will never die, right, guys. >> reporter: sculpture was dedicated just last week called synagoguea in our time, an inter faith bronze statue celebrating the relationship between catholic and jewish faith. student body president natalie roche, shook the the pontiff's hand and received a

nora muchanic live in ocean city. rick we have a bench for you. get me some funnel cake. >> reporter: i won't. >> i know you won't. workers are removing mounds of trash left behind from the made in america festival. the two day festival organized by jay-z celebrated its 4th consecutive year. 77 people turned out to see 30 acts organ five stages. the parkway remains closed through tomorrow while crews finish up. >>> a police dog injured in a fall last week is on his way home today. cody is on his way home from penn medical center. he was hurt responding to a possible break in at middle school in reading. he fell 15 to 20 feet from a ledge. he was the first patient to benefit from the ground breaking level one trauma emergency program. else heading home for two weeks of r and r. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, a police officer is ambushed in las vegas. hear his call for help after he was shot in the patrol car. >>> plus a kentucky clerk is trying to get out of jail the appearance of kim davis after spending the holiday weekend behind bar

nora because it's 100% contained, does that mean the work is done? >> no it does not. the fire is not over but this is good news for the forest fire service, they are putting in round the clock efforts to contain the fire. we got a feel for how fierce the flames are and it was intense. >> this is what it's like inside of the 1,000 acre fire. the fire that started monday afternoon and spread from burlington to ocean county, continues to consume acre after acre of forest. >> measurable rain we have not had for at loost two weeks, the bigger fuel like logs and large branches they are completely consuming down to ash. >> it's a difficult day to work the fire line with temperatures up into the 90s with the heat and smoke here, firefighters are worried about heat exhaustion, we want to change out the crews as they get fatigue. >> flames are fueled by the dry turf on the floor, it's basically gasoline for the fire. >> it's hard to put out and continuously smokes and take a lot of manpower. >> part of the attack includes these golf balls as the firefighters call them, they are

muchanic is live in ocean city t hi, nora. >> hey, nora. >> reporter: hi there sharrie, rick. it's a shame you are not here. it has been one absolutely fabulous day here at the shore. there are still people buzzing on the boardwalk right now. tomorrow it's back to work, back to school but for one last day folks are having a ball at the shore. >> not a lot of wind and the temperature is right. i think the ocean's good. so,. >> reporter: perfect day. >> perfect day. >> reporter: and what better way to end the summer of 2015. these fabulous conditions drew thousands to the beach today. they just don't want summer to end. >> came down yesterday. going home today. going to be here for the last stretch. if it were up to my husband he would be here 11 o'clock to close down the beach. >> reporter: this group drove from harrisburg to enjoy the day at the shore, that's three hours of driving each way. >> something to do. >> reporter: you drove a long way. >> got up like 5 o'clock this morning. >> loaded the car, went got gas, ice, carried the kids down to the car. >> reporter: bit thus

. >> nora younis is a reporter for the "egypt independent," an online and print news source.n the morning of january 28th, nora and a colleague hear about a hotel in central cairo that still has internet service. they try to get a room with a view of tahrir square. >> they said they have orders from state security not to sell any rooms overlooking tahrir. so we said okay and we settled for a nile view room. >> while organizing their coverage of the day's events, nora notices something happening outside their window. she grabs her camera and begins to film a chaotic scene coming into view across the nile river. >> we heard many bombs. and we couldn't see anything. and the bombs were just going and going and going. and then we saw smoke coming out from the other side of the river. >> nora's footage shows a massive crowd of protesters engaged in a growing battle with police. >> the people wanted to get across the bridge, across the nile to tahrir square to join the revolutionaries in tahrir square. >> a line of riot police, led by two armored vehicles, races across to meet the c

nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: when construction crews in burlington city began digging next to memorial hall on high street, they did not expect to find this, four and a half foot long 1500 pound cannon. >> it will start to corrode over time. >> archeologists for historic preservation came to examine the cannon, they say it was probably on a water vessel. >> it's not unusual to finite manies that date back this far. >> it may have been a decorative cannon they had at one time and just covered it up. >> the city owns the property and is home to american legion post 79, crews were digging to make a wheelchair lift to make the building handicap accessible. they are putting the project on hold to figure out exactly what they got here and if more excavation is needed. >> we have something here that is potentially historic and looks hist or can. >> there is no guarantee there is not a cannon shell in there, we doubt that but we'll move it carefully. >> the rusty cannon is gingerly removed and will sit in a facility away from the public while they dig up the history behind it. i'm

has written a note of apology while returning his ill gotten gain, this does not happen every day, nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: last week a man came into butch's welding on court land street but walked away with more than a quote, the man checks to see no one is looking and swipes a cell phone sitting on the desk in the office. >> it's money out of my pocket and i have christmas coming up and i didn't want to pay for a new phone already. >> lawrence's sister posted the video on her facebook page. >> everybody shared it and watched it and liked it and somebody has to know this guy. >> the word got to the thief and he had a change of heart because to days later, they found this box tossed off the fence, in it the stolen phone and this note apologizing. >> the thief says he stole the phone on impulse to sell the phone for many and sometimes desperate people do desperate things. >> butch says the first reaction was to offer the thief a job, the note proves he has a conscious and he does have remorse. and everybody deserves a second chance. >> trenton police are investigating th

nora muchanic has the details. >> reporter: the playground is wrapped in orange fencing to keep kids from playing here based on on reports the hamilton school district close 15 of 17 playgrounds after inspectors found hazardous conditions including stress cracks, holes and sharp edges and sliding board decks in danger of collapsing. >> it's scary to hear that the kids will be on the equipment and they be hurt. >> kids are kids, but everything has to be safe to play on. >> reporter: the decision to close the playgrounds was a difficult one, but the only option available to insure the safety of students. these playgrounds are kept up by the school district, but not the township, but the mayor is offering help to repair them. >> i know prior prior a going to take time. >> >> reporter: students are still playing outdoors during resces, but the playground equipment is off limits. >> we play taxes, right, put this money for good, the issues is for our kids to be safe. >> reporter: nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, earn mo

i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >>> at a time when arts are being cut in my schools a local scoot district is getting support for theirs. ♪ the violins and the chorus the trenton school celebrated their partnership with the kennedy center for performing arts. the any given child program is to make art a priority in schools and trenton is the first new jersey district to be part of this program. >>> we have breaking news tonight over the tacony palmyra bridge, a car fire shut down the bridge in broth directions, we don't know if anybody inside of that car was hurt, clearly it looks like the fire was substantial. it's on the new jersey side of the tacony palmyra and the bridge is closed in both directions. that is what we have for you from that location. lets go to ducis rogers and the latest on the eagles, it seems unlikely to say something like this, but second game of the season it's almost a must win game. >> you took the words out of my mouth but i'll go with it. the eagles cannot afford to fall 2-0 with the next two games on the road and nobody wants to lose to the dalla

charging stations and a day of long lines and big crowds but if you prepare you'll do just fine, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> and when the pope arrives in philadelphia on saturday, you can trust "action news" to have it covered. jim gardner leads the way and our team of two dozen anchors and reporters scattered across the city and region bringing you this history making visit. and the impact on the entire delaware valley. >> and clearing the air on campus, what appeared to be a hate crime in delaware turns out to be something different. >>> and the officers on papal patrol, it's care packages they take with them when they hit the streets of philadelphia. >> live on our camera, it was a beautiful first day of fall, we'll talk about sliding numbers coming up in accuweather. >> plus an eagles starter reportedly leaves practice with an injury, who was it and how bad? back to school? how about...back to blinds! during blinds to go's early fall savings sale, save 20 to 30% on all the season's latest looks in cellular shades and cascade double shades. that'll really make you lo

nora muchanic is live with the details. >> reporter: hi there sara, some tension hours overnight when a prisoner who had recently been in liberia started showing what some feared were possible eastbound symptoms, it looks like that is not the case but they responded with caution. the mercy medical center was on lockdown overnight, after a prisoner was picked up from a warrant, and that prisoner was in liberia recently and broke out in a fever, he returned august 8th, so there were concerned at the jail that he may be affected with ebola and they have not had a reported case since july 12th. they have done tests but have not ministered an ebola test because it's credited extremely unlikely he has the disease, but the correctional center was put on lockdown no one could go in or out and the guards that transported the inmate were told to stay home. >> we are told that ebola tests are done only after the state health department cults with the cdc and in this case it was determined that that was not warranted. live in hope well, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> po

nora muchanic is live now with the latest from fire officials. >> reporter: hi there rick, we are here at coil air field, the command post for this fire, and officials here finished their own survey of the scene flying over the scene right now, the situation is improving but ocean county residents should not be surprigsed to see more smoke in the sky today. this is what the fire looked like from chopper 6 hd it's still burning and very smokey and has consumed 1,000 acres of the pine lands. >> measurable rain we have not had for at least two weeks and fuel like logs and branches, they are completely consuming down to ash. >> 50 firefighters from the new jersey state forest fire service are cutting a containment line around the fire and set backfires along the perimeter, official says the interior of that line continues to burn, some interior pockets burning out which are to be expected causing smoke and smoke drift, manchester, and lacey township and eastern parts of ocean county. it started in woodland, burlington county, is undetermined the cause, the ocean county prosecutors office a

on the boardwalk, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> the school district of philadelphia doesn't start for another week but preparations are underway already, the action cam shows that teachers unpacked books today, more than 80,000 books were unpacked. it's part of the early literature initiative focusing on k through third grade. >>> now an update on the highways and byways from matt pellman. >> nor the teachers trying to return to their classrooms, 95 is not cooperating, now since last i spoke to you two new accidents, one in the southbound lanes of delco by the exist for the commodore barry bridge, taking out the left lane causing slowing coming down from the airport and northbound from the betsy ross is bridge, another accident taking out the left lanes and speeds in the teens in that spot that was already busy, have you heard the budweiser clydesdales are parading down walnut street, they are closing it from 11th to 19 and, five different septa bus routes are running with detours. and media dining under the stars tonight and until 9:00 state street is closed down an

could effect our area this weekend, we have team coverage now, nora muchanic is live at the shore in ship bottom with how folks are preparing, but lets begin with cecily tynan with details on joaquin's path tonight. >> reporter: hi rick and monica, we have the latest on joaquin, if you look at this, this storm has intensified dramatically over the past 24 hours and there is an eye wall trying to form and maximum sustained winds at 85 miles per hour, the pressure has dropped since 2:00, that is another sign that it is strengthening and not heading towards florida, it's drifting towards the bahamas right now, however all the computer models show it making a sharp right turn over the weekend and if you look at these spaghetti plots there is not a consensus, the euro that nailed sandy still shows it heading out to sea, but there is a pretty good consensus that steers the storm system toward the mid-atlantic and toward north carolina but anywhere from the carolinas up through long island have to watch the storm system, a widespread 650 miles, if you look there is a good chance that this s

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic live in our new jersey news room. nora, this involves more than a dozen playgrounds. >> reporter: it does, indeed, 15 in all, brian, that are now off limits to elementary school students in hamilton township. inspectors say aging playgrounds there are presenting safety issues and so the school district decided to shut them down until repairs could be made. the playground at greenwood elementary is wrapped in orange fencing to keep kids from playing here. based on reports from the first three playgrounds inspected, the hamilton school district has closed 15 of 17 elementary school playgrounds. that after inspectors found hazardous conditions including equipment with stress cracks, holes, sharp edges and sliding board decks in danger of collapsing. >> it's scare tree hear that your kids are going to be on that kind of equipment and they can get easily hurt or even yourself can get hurt on it. >> kids will be kids. they're going to call and get bumps and bruises but ultimately he everything has to be safe for them to pla

live on the parkway, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> thank you nor ranc nora. in less than an hour the traffic box will take effect in center city and then tonight at 10:00 parts of the schuylkill and vine street expressway will also be shut down. >> that's right. also shutting down at 10 o'clock tonight the ben franklin bridge. it will transform from one of the busiest roadways in the delaware valley to a giant walkway for pilgrims coming in from south jersey. well today officials in camden said they sold 18,000 patco passes for this weekend. more are still available and will remain for sale through sunday. camden waterfront parking passes are also still for sale. each pass costs $44 per day. >> back here on the parkway now we are hoping of course that the weather will stay dry during the papal visit this weekend because of the outdoor events and the parade all the things that would be trickier with the rain. >> meteorologist cecily tynan joining us live on the parkway as well with a closer look at that accuweather forecast. hey, cecily. >> hi, rick and monica

. >> "action news" reporter nora muchanic live near central bucks south in warrington and nora, you've got the details here. >> reporter: brian, sharrie, the investigation is still going on. police tell me that beer was found inside the vehicle involved in this crash and the owner of the property where the crash took place says there have been a number of accidents at this same spot over the years. >> my heart just aches for his family. i mean, 17-year-old kid. >> reporter: mary was awakened early sunday morning by emergency crews responding to this rollover crash which injured three occupants of the pickup truck and killed its driver 17-year-old christopher. it happened about 1:00 a.m. along the 700 block of limekiln pike on a curb south of upper stump road in new britain. he hit a ditch slipping the car as many as five times. you can still see the marks in the lawn where it happened. he and the 18-year-old passenger next to him were ejected. >> front seat passenger that was ejected his injuries are more serious, broke he ken pelvis, i believe he he had a punctured lung, damage to his

. >>> and if you are heading to one of this weekend's events, nora muchanic will break down what you can and cannot bring, and it's just the start of our coverage tonight at 5:00 john rawlins brings us the latest from the world meeting of families and eva pilgram brings us to a local retreat house hosting nuns from all around the country this week. >>> and when the pope gets to philadelphia, "action news" has complete coverage, jim gardner leads the way with our team of more than two dozen anchors and reporters will be at locations across the region, bringing you this history making region and its impact on the delaware valley. >> and first one more live look at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception in washington, d.c., for the first ever canonization ceremony. the pope has just arrived in that splendid building, our coverage continues today after this. buy yourself a safe . >>> you're looking live now at our nation's capital in we shall d.c. at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception, pope francis has entered the basilica but has n

. >> we'll take a short break and go to nora muchanic live. >> welcome back let's go over to our norae parkway, a crowd is starting to gather, but sounds like they are having a great time waiting. >> reporter: hey it's always fun here, it's interesting you meet people from all over the world. it's really interesting. we're around the loop of logan circle right here and people began arriving here at 6:00 a.m. this morning to save a spot along the railing. some of them are sleeping. it's kind of like a big campout. they have brought food and blankets and everything they brought with them. we've had folks who traveled a long way to get here, you came from mississippi 14 hour drive. >> 14 or more. it was pretty tough drive but it. >> you've been here for a day or two. you saw the pope yesterday? >> we did see the pope but it was a quick flash and more than worth it. >> what does it mean to be here today? >> reporter: it's like a modern day pilgrimage my wife and her friends they really pushed for us to come see it, it was pretty special. >> tell me why, you got a glimpse yesterday but you

nora?hey were. giving communion to all the people pressed up against the railing. really nice moment. i mean it was -- i guess it is as rev rant as you can be outdoors. it felt like church and people treated it like church and were solemn as the deacons fanned out all over to offer anything who wanted to take communion. it was a really nice moment. >>> among those taking communion a couple of minutes ago and you may have seen video is the kelly family. bill, bonnie and shamus. and talk about why you decided to be here for the christmmass today and what you thought. >> i thought it was an amazing day. it was in our backyard, we had to come. i thought all of us were here for one purpose and it united us together for pope francis, an credible day. >> you saw the pope go by is this >> we did. very choose, to. >> what was that like? >> to see him on tv, but to have him within touching distance was incredible. >> and bill, talk about you are here with hundreds of thousands of people in the middle

nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with that preview.a, what is going on. >> good morning to you, nicole a head we are in hungary following a new crisis overnight as thousands of migrants try to escape to western europe. >>> plus john dickerson on the republican party's push to have donald trump sign a pledge that he won't run as an independent. >>> backlash after football coach in the public high school held a mass baptist many for his team and law man some consider the most intimidating person in america. he is called the the cajon john wayne, news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> nora, thanks. >>> new late show with stephen colbert has not even debuted yesterday and it is capturing headlines. one of the colbert's first guests, republican presidential candidate jeb bush is using his appearance as a fund raising opportunity n an e-mail he is asking supporters for a 3-dollar donation in exchange for an opportunity to travel to new york for the show's taping. you can also have dinner with bush and jets owner woody j

. >> nora o'donnell joins us live with new york with a preview.a. >> hey, good morning to you, erika, nicole. ahead all of the emotional moments from vice president biden's visit with stephen colbert. plus, a high speed police chase ends with deadly shoot-out at a restaurant, we're at the scene in los angeles. also the marine corps have study raising concerns about the push, to open come-back jobs to women. >>> and women's world cup star, alex morgan, will join us right here, in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. so we'll see in you just about ten minute. >> nora, thank you. >> well, how does this sounds? some soup straight from your coffee maker? >> yes, keurig green mountain teaming one campbell's to make fresh brewed soups k cups. so here's how it works. you brew a pod of broth, tan drips down into a packet of noodle soup mix. >> okay so maybe sounds familiar, progressive soup tried this, also nature valley oatmeal. they have pods that can be brewed in a keurig, but my concern would be the next cup of coffee you have? >> taste a little

nora muchanic has more tonight. >> reporter: we know that the 15-year-old boy was from new jersey and the attack was in the planning stages, authorities believe that it's another american teenager radicalized by isis through social media. the 15-year-old boy was quietly arrested last month for threatening to attack pope francis on his trip to philadelphia, according to a bulletin from the fbi and homeland security, issued august 14th, the minor was inspired by isis and sought to complete an attack including firearms and multiple explosives. >> don't think a 15-year-old plotting to injure the pope is a normal 15-year-old. >> former police officer, dr. john crimel has been teaching for years and he doesn't think a 15-year-old understands the full consequences of their actions but the pope's visit would be a prime target for isis or their recruits. >> the 15-year-old arrested and charged with providing material support to a terrorist organization, used the internet to find information about explosives and share the information on social media. we got reaction to the foiled plot against p

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> burlington county is mourning the loss of one of its leaders tonight, kevin tune served as emergency management court nader for nearly 20 years. he died tuesday night from clickations associated with cancer. he was just 56 years old. >>> the philadelphia fire commissioner revealed new posters for this year's fire prevention campaign, they were unveiled today and the theme is chef. that stands for cooking hazards endanger families, they hope that this will encourage families to take responsible for their own safety. they are sponsored by septa who will display them on buses and trains in the city. >>> turning to the forecast, this amazing unseasonably warm weather continues, we are getting closer to fall, lets get the latest from meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> hi monica if you are a fan of summer weather like i am, this is your week, low humidity sunshine and temperatures well above the average high for this time of year, average high is 78, philadelphia 85 degrees and allentown 84 and trenton 85 and wilmington and reading

i'm nora muchanic, back to you guys. >> thanks nora. beginning of the broadcast it appears that tens of thousands of people are at security check points, here is the map showing the check point locations, this is specifically a place for people with tickets, to get through you have to use a check point on pennsylvania avenue or on the south side on 20th and 21st street. >> and for people without tickets, there are entry points all over the parkway two on cherry street and two on 17th and two on chestnut, you can enter from 19th street at 15th and cherry and broad and arch streets, people are hoping to get here in time to see the papal parade, and be part of this huge historical mass, but to get through the check point, they are lucky it takes two and three hours to get through. lets go to wendy saltzman outside of the philadelphia city hall, you talked to the mayor among other people. how are you? >> hi monica, it's interesting because the mayor said that it's careful to realize you can't measure the success of this event based on the n

nora muchanic is on the scene all day today, crews say as far as containment goes so far so good here. >> reporter: what is right, officials are telling us that the fire is 65% contained at this points. they have a containment line built around the fire and are still back burning inside of that area so if conditions change the fire won't jump out and spread, the containment lines we have are holding well and interior pockets are burning out and it's expected to cause smoke and smoke drift. there was lots of smoke drift as crews from the new jersey forest fire continue to battle a forest fire that burns acres. it spread across the ocean county line to manchester where it is consuming acre after acre fueled by bone dry conditions. >> it's labor intensive to put the fire out. it takes a lot longer and a lot more effort and water and manpower and equipment. >> it's exhausting for firefighters on the ground dealing with high heat and smoke and flames. >> we want to keep the folks hydrated and relief crew will change out. >> reporter: the forest fire service is using a helicopter to put out

vernon odom has more on the opening of the world meeting of families and nora muchanic has the story of a local bakery makes tens of thousands of rolls for the weekend and coming up at 5:00, john rawlins has details on the ticketed area of the parkway where the fences are starting to go up already and at 5:30, walter perez will tell us about restaurants and businesses stocking up before traffic restrictions are set to begin. >>> and when the pope gets to philadelphia, "action news" will have complete coverage, jim gardner is leading the way and our team of more than two dozen anchors and reporters will be at locations across the region and bring you the mystery making visit and its impact in the delaware valley. >> before we take a break lets take you back live to joint base andrews where pope francis arrives at 3:49 this afternoon, he is on the ground a half hour now, as is characteristic of this man and the attention around the world he has not gotten into a papal limousine but rather a black fiat, in it he will drive around the city of washington, d.c. and no doubt cities of new y

for now i'm nora muchanic, live at 16th and j.f.k.> reporter: hey, monica. pilgrims couldn't ask for much better weather. we have a real nice cool breeze, temperatures in the high 60's, low 70's so this 2-mile walk across the bridge isn't too bad so far. now, the crowds this morning have been sparse. you've seen a few people here and there. just moments ago we saw a very large crowd from newark, new jersey, making their way across its bridge. also you see he plenty of security here. i want to take a look over here. you see the new jersey army national guard, you see one of the officers, he's keeping a look out over the bridge around the area. i'm told that telescope that can reach some 20 miles away. of course patco is also running along the bridge here. i'm told by officials that the crowds have been very sparse also on patco. they sort of scaled back the service up to this point. they're now moving from express trains to local trains. they'll be stopping at all four stops along the route and running about every 10 minutes. but reall

nora muchanic has more on the closures and the towing being faced in. >> reporter: drivers are having a tough time getting around. ben franklin parkway is closed from end to end and that is creating big backups. >> it is crazy we have to go all over the city, detours every where. >> reporter: this was scene at 22nd and ben franklin parkway where traffic is tied up around the art museum due to pope preparations and cars coming to a stop while equipment is moved past cross streets drivers say it is frustrating trying to get around the city. >> like art museum area and i cannot even get there. taking me 15 or 20 minutes and it should only take me five. >> this is our first time coming through the area, so it is very frustrating. >> reporter: no better saturday afternoon on pennsylvania avenue where traffic was bumper to bumper. >> i was just trying to get to 30th street station, to west river drive is closed, i came down east drive. i get here and i can't go around the art museum. >> reporter: tow trucks are ready to roll when they will begin moving cars out of the secured zone. the ligh

nora muchanic. >> you're in the papal 700 level.is, that's where the action is. david henry is keeping track of the security as part of all this and it would seem, david, the security operation was going on without a glitch. pretty much without a glitch, jim, not if you ask the people who were waiting in lines. this is one of the check points, there are ninemers. there ares' huge crowd on the other side of the checkpoint area. we're looking at another hour or so for the crowd to get through. the pope will be passing by this general area. it has been a long, long day out here, you can see these are tsa agents, just like you see at the airport. people are going through the magnotomers. every single bag that comes through is being hand checked. it's been a long arduous job. but i have to say these people are very patient and very understanding and very pleasant. both the agents and the people coming through the check points. we have k-9s out hear checking larger parcels, music offal instruments have been coming through all day long. th

nora muchanic is live now with the latest from fire officials. >> reporter: hi there rick, we are here at coil air field, the command post for this fire, and officials here finished their own survey of the scene flying over the scene right now, the situation is

the mote he was allegedly drugs and money, "action news" reporter nora muchanic has more tonight. >> reporter: five current players on the rutgers football team will not be taking the field, they are suspended and facing conspiracy and riot charges. that they caused an unprovoked attack that left one student with a broken jaw. >> it's a disgrace, i expect more from rut degrees. >> the five suspended players quarterback ron peel and barn way both piscataway and corner back barnes from coatesville, pennsylvania. three masked gunman held five students at gun point and robbed them. so far, andre bogs and three others are arrested in those home invasions. >> i heard that one tried to break into a dorm. >> no one should do it, you are playing for the big ten. >> julie fuhrman confirm that the players have in fact been suspended and they are monitoring the situation but has no further comment. >> if they keep doing what they are doing, they should be thrown off the team. >> this is the latest embarrassment for the scarlet knights, that had other students thrown off the team. and now flood i

nora muchanic is live with the details. >> reporter: hi there sara, some tension hours overnight whenner who had recently been in liberia started showing what some feared were possible eastbound symptoms, it looks like that is not the case but they responded with caution. the mercy medical center was on lockdown overnight, after a prisoner was picked up from a warrant, and that prisoner was in liberia recently and broke out in a

and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a previewo you, erika. ahead we know you are gearing up for the pope's new visit to philly. his message to the cuban people ahead of his trip here to the s. plus we will talk with john dickerson about his impressions of hillary clinton from their sit down interview. also we take closer look at vokes weighing on admission it rigged us admissions tests exposing people to harmful pollute and the. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier was back stage at the emmies, and has more of the highlights from the historic night. the news is back in the morning. so we'll see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> nora, thanks so much. >> on your health watch this morning, apple takes the prize, not the company, the actual fruit, when it comes to fruit kids love. the study in the journal pediatrics looked at what children like best, and in what form. only about 40% of children meet the recommended guidelines for eating fruit and that is about one to two cups per day. >>> and, those health tracking monitors peo

i'll be back with more at 6:00 for now i'm nora muchanic live on the boardwalk in ocean city, very breezy ocean city. >> yeah, we feel sorry for you. >> i'm telling you, right. >> thank you. by now there's a good chance lots of shore-goers are headed up from this long weekend. let's get a check of your "action news" traffic report. >> let's head over to autumn marisa to see how things are shaping up. >> largest delays in new jersey. here we are on creek road at the 42 freeway. making your way up to the walt whitman bridge. bigger delays on the garden state parkway up to 38, the atlantic city expressway you can expect a very slow go. closer to the city not looking too badly. taking a look outside at the ben franklin bridge you can see if you're heading in those lanes over into pennsylvania right now looks nice and clear. certainly good news for those of hugh are headed home right now. might get a little worse later this evening. taking a look at the vine street expressway that, too, is a nice ride in the westbound lanes if you're headed up to the schuylkill expressway right now. what we're

new jersey's correspondent nora muchanic caught up with the singers from mercer county. >> reporter:ir voices are beautiful so good in fact that these four members from saint gregory the church in hamilton township have been selected to sing in the papal choir during the pope's visit. >> i didn't sleep for three days. i think this pope really has special gifts and i think it really adds to the excitement of it is that we're getting to sing for pope francis. >> reporter: susie is a cant tore at saint gregory's. her husband john is the director of sacred music and he too is delighted to be singing for the holy father. >> i don't think it's nervous. it's a joyous adventure or really the rehearsals have been really wonderful. >> reporter: the four singers from saint gregory's have been rehearsing every monday night with the full papal choir and say the pace is demanding. the choir is learning 20 songs, some are in different languages, some have never been heard before. >> particularly excited that we have a couple of pieces that were composed especially for the event so we get to have th

as nora mention, tonight is the big premiere of the late show with stephen colbert right here on cbs-s news" at 11:00ment tonight's show will run little long, about nine minutes over, so if you are going to record it, you want to extend the dvr so you don't miss any of the laughs. >> well, listen to this. diehard flyers fan and his friends have a plan to buy the pit burying penguins then dogs troy the flyers cross town rivals. jeremy spencer and his friends have launched go funds me site on line to raise the $750 million, the penguin current owner say they want 750. so, spencer admits, he hates the penguins, once he is the owner has plot to undermine the team. and a now the fans. >> before we move them to antartica, which is where penguins belong, we would probably paint a flyers logo in each parking space, outside their complex, maybe put giant photo of claude giroux on the side of the building. >> he's got this down. he admits it would be tough to raid the $750 million. but look at that, they have 1300 raised so far. he adds his pals will donate whatever money they do raise to the f

nora, thank you. >> the us surgeon general says it is time for americans to step it up when it comesan star walking more. how can you incorporate more walking in your day? family physician doctor rob dan off joining with us that. talking about walking watch are we doing sitting? this is what people do too much of it? >> right. >> want to go for a walk? have sure. >> let guess. >> ♪ walk this way ♪ >> ♪ walk this way ♪ >> want to go for a walk? >> let's go. >> the surgeon general issued this bill calling for us to get up, walk more. what's the real message smear why is this getting national attention? >> inactivity second leading cause of preventable death, second only to cigarette smoke, so walking is the best positive activity we can do for our health. easy to do. don't neat gym membership f we need to walk we should walk. >> big problem for a lot of folk, your job involves a lot of sitting, right, eight hours a day. so how can you incorporate more walking into your work day? >> make it routine. schedule a time in, go to the office, make shire we do this, grab a friends, will you my

"action news" reporter nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: how many gun shots did you hear?was it like. >> i would say at least 15, just a popping sound. that's way the neighbor who doesn't want to be identified describes the gunfire sunday night on the 2300 block of philmont avenue in huntingdon valley. it was just after 11:00 p.m. when three to four masked men invaded this home forcing their way in and shooting kevin brown in the neck. during the attack the victim and his wife climbed out a second story window he to escape. >> he was trying to get out the window, he and his wife were in that bedroom and were able to get out -- get out of the window. >> reporter: brown was found by police on the front lawn and died at abington memorial hospital. authorities say at least two of the brown's three children were home at the time. >> i think it's important to note that we don't think this is a random attack on a house. these folks were targeted. >> reporter: authorities will not discuss motive and say who in the home was targeted or why. family members were at the lower moreland

. >> nora o'donnell joins us live with the preview.ood morning to you, erika, nicole. anticipating building in new york because hours from now tens of thousands are going it flood central park to see pope francis. and our report remembers spread throughout the city for a look at all of the pope's stops today including his address to the united nations. and we're going get up close look from the air, and the water, at new york's massive security operation. the news is back in the morning, so we'll see in you just about ten minutes. >> nora, exciting day, thank you. 6:51 right now. sneaker maker adid as says it plans to make products that never have to be thrown away. there is world largest maker of athletic wear, and their new i shall initiative called infinity recycling. i think the pope would like this. >> oh, yes. >> they say they'll worn out cleets, decline them with scrap from other industries, and make new cleets. l goal to reduce waste, give customers new gear they want. >> terrific idea. >> so cool. >> all right, pope francis of

lived in a nora's at first -- in norris at first, as i mentioned, we lived there seven months in the attic on pine road. david, whoross from was in charge of the tba. we had good neighbors. with my $150 ford, i had to spend 300-400 dollars giving everything fixed so that it would be reliable. months carpool for seven . we had three other people inside myself -- other people beside myself. this 1937 ford, even with new brakes, that particular year it was noted for adjustment. for 3 days, we would drive with breaks. week,st two days of the we drove within emergency brake only because of the adjustments. then on weekends, i spent a lot of my time getting under and adjusting cables so that it would run next week. none of my carpool ever left me, and a never understood why because of some of the experiences that we had. 3 notable ones. i am most ran a fire truck off the road. the second one was, in the old road going into clinton, you have to go over a hill down into the center of the city. every night we would shift gears into second as we started down the hill. as we came up over the hi

. >> reporter: i'm nora muchanok. >>> coming up on "good morning america," more contestants from "dancing with the stars" revealed.