he gave eight shot today here in north philly and his protesters certainly pushed back. >> we're out here to let donald trump know he's not welcome here. >> reporter: demonstrators were loud and relentless with their attack on the republican nominee. >> we want the world to know trump is not welcomed here in our community. >> reporter: they seemed defended trump had come to north philly and was using space affiliated with a local baptist church and when a trump supporter raised his pro mexican wall sign, there was some push and shoving. >> this woman claiming to be the daughter of political gab fly milton street said she was dumping trump because they would let her in. >> this visit to philadelphia today, it is a sham and renee' street is here to it's a sham. clinton is not the answer but trump is definitely not the answer and we need answers. >> reporter: trump met with several supporters in round table along with candidates for congress. this man was one. >> it's not just today. he wants declare a complete level of inclusion. he wants to have african-americans, he wants to have his

skyfox live over breaking news at temple university in north philly. we are hearing about a possible firebombing of a car with somebody inside. this is at 2300 block of cleveland avenue, we did not know the condition of this victim, but the person has been taken to einstein hospital, which is not that far away. we will continue to cover this story until we get another update for you from north philly. >> all right, on a much lighter note, the national media is talking about our guy. we like carson wentz. what the national scribes think about him? national publication has just named him the best quarterback playing right now in the nfl. what location is that? i keep teasing you. is it field and stream? is it penthouse? >> home and garden? >> home and garden? red book? >> the o magazine. >> oh! >> oprah. >> hey by the way, it is premiere week. did you watch empire last night? >> oh, it was interesting. >> oh, baby. well, during the 8:00 hour last night we gave out quod words. we also gave away $500. we'll do it again tonight at 8:00. look for the code wo

fox 29's hank flynn went looking for what makes us, well, us on philly's north american street and whate found has a distin distinctly latin favor. ♪ >> reporter:. [inaudible] >> set up a couple of chairs out in north philly the other day. >> i brought chair just for you baby. >> the first presidential debate is hype us, big vote coming up. i wondered, what's up with america? >> i want to talk to you about america. in maybe i can fine out on north american street. >> north american street. is that a good name for this street? >> it is. >> why? how does it remind you of the country you live in? >> it goes with the city. it goes with this country. i mean this is a good country to live. >> no doubt, man. it's the best in the world. >> that's why i'm here. i've been here 46 years already. i came here when i was 14 years old. >> where you come from? >> puerto rico. >> driving north on north american street it's clear puerto rican pride is well established. ♪ >> actually it's for sale. >> american why you say very commercial. a lot of white house you know. >> with most north american street z

eyewitness news in north philly, pastor robert cook and his soon came face to face with a man armed with a rifle. the suspect hit the pastor with that rifle. enter cook's wife. she was just getting out of their car and has a license to carry. she shot the suspect in the leg. >> i heard my wife saying drop the gun and he turned towards her and i said shoot him, shoot him. and she shot him. >> the gunman fled the scene by clinging the back of a passing suv. police later found him on the highway suffering from a gun shot wound. >>> police released surveillance video of a suspect wanted in a shooting in west philly last wednesday. video shows the suspect grabbing the woman's purse as she attempted to fight him off. the suspect shot the woman several times and ran from the scene. the victim survived the shooting. you are asked to call police if you can identify the suspect. >> in campaign 2016 we are now just 52 days away from election day and tonight republican presidential nominee donald trump dismissed claims he's a racist. this on the same day he abandoned his view that president obama wa

. >> reporter: they seemed offended trump had come to north philly and was use space affiliated withal baptist church. when a trump supporter raised his pro mexican wall sign there was pushing and shoving. this woman claiming to be the daughter of political gab fly milton street says she was dumping trump because they wouldn't let her in. >> this visit to philadelphia today, it is a sham and renee' street is here to tell you it's a sham. clinton is not the answer but trump is definitely not the answer and we need answers. >> reporter: trump met with several supporters in around table along with candidates for congress. this man was one. >> he wants to create complete level of inclusion. he wants to have african-americans, he wants to have hispanics are asian, everyone included inn sigh his campaign. >> reporter: police presence was significant. cops on bikes and in plain clothes and full uniforms were everywhere. not far from the trump meeting union leaders gathered to attack the republican. >> he's going to rob us like he rob the workers of atlantic city of their pensions like he st

. >> we're everywhere we're in north philly. we have south philly which has your mexicans guatemalans then you have your dominicans coming in. so, hispanic officers are well needed in this whole city. >> i joined the pd when i was 19 years old. it's the greatest job in the world it really is. >> now 21 years into her career lieutenant maria ortiz - rodriguez is one of only two hispanic female lieutenants on the philly pd and credits salea with helping her prepare for promotional testing. >> we'll do study groups with each other for the different ranks and that was a tremendous help. >> the requirements to join the philadelphia police department have recently changed and salea considers itself a resource to help those interested in serving navigate the application process. >> you have to be 22 years or older. we do not have an age cap. the requirements now for becoming a police officer is a high school diploma or equivalent. because we have so many that wanted to become police officers but cannot afford college - it's easier for t

eyewitness news in north philly, pastor robert cook and his soon came face to face with a man armed with a rifle. the suspect hit the pastor with that rifle. enter cook's wife. she was just getting out of their car and has a license to carry. she shot the suspect in the leg. >> i heard my wife saying drop the gun and he turned towards her and i said shoot him, shoot him. and she shot him. >> the gunman fled the scene by clinging the back of a passing suv. police later found him on the highway suffering from a gun shot wound. >>> police released surveillance video of a suspect wanted in a shooting in west philly last wednesday. video shows the suspect grabbing the woman's purse as she attempted to fight him off. the suspect shot the woman several times and ran from the scene. the victim survived the shooting. you are asked to call police if you can identify the suspect. >> in campaign 2016 we are now just 52 days away from election day and tonight republican presidential nominee donald trump dismissed claims he's a racist. this on the same day he abandoned his view that president obama wa

i mean, it was almost like a pep rally in the streets of north philly. >> yes. >> but goes to show ing this up it's the power of the ground game. and getting young voters excited, frankly. >> precisely. but here's the deal, you have black celebrities they haven't even involved. i can tell you right now and this is painful, i have the only national show that specifically targets african-americans on television. and it was difficult to get black surrogates on my show. you have very few black surrogates out there. they're on the campaign. they have black staffers. i have heard from members of the black caucus. i've heard from folks inside the hillary clinton campaign. i've heard from volunteers. they're saying we want to do more, but then you have individuals who are controlling the pursestrings who are making those decisions who don't get it. and i'm telling you, they're running around with their pdas and their ipads and their charts saying, yeah, but the numbers are showing this. here's the deal, will she get 92% of the black vote? yes, but the question is who will come out? will you

brad sattin is in north philly.dramatic phone video caught what happened. >> reporter: lucy it is dramatic. we'll show that you cell phone video in just moment. the initial reports came in as a fire bomb. vet gators at this point are thinking there may not have actually been a bomb involved just a big fire. i'm going to step out of the way. cars are here but on the other side of the scars where that vehicle was through the course of the day. it was hauled away by police about 90 minutes ago. this all played out around 5:00 o'clock this morning. the fire ball as we mentioned caught on cell phone video. >> oh, my god. how could he have survived that? >> reporter: that's what neighbors are trying to figure out tonight. drama cell phone video showing a massive car fire and a series of explosions around 5:00 this morning near the corner of cleveland and dauphin streets. >> something i never heard before. i mean it was loud. shook the whole house. >> reporter: followed by several more. >> four, five. i mean it just kept b

civic leaders in philadelphia at the round table gathering one member praised trump for coming to north philly. trump will continue to court black voters when he visits a church in detroit. >>> scientists believe there's a xt% chance that a 6.0 quake or larger will strike the bay area over the next 30 years. caltran says you should still c: t safe driving across the bridges. investigative reporter has a quick look at the report. >> reporter: believe pressure has been building beneath the bay area and a large-scale earthquake is inevitable. are major bridges in the area ready? tonight at 11:00 our investigative unit reveals new information about the safety of our bridges. are they strong enough to protect it during the next major earthquake? we dig deeper into why certain upgrades haven't been made. >> the longer we go without a large earthquake, just in the bigger picture is closer we will be some something large happening. >> reporter: when the big one strikes, how safe will you be be during your commute? you can watch full investigation tonight at 11:00. >>> thank you, begat. if you have a s

the next day, police say, that man successfully robbed a dunkin' donuts in north philly. if you recognize this suspect call 911. >> authorities are investigating pair of deadly car accidents this noon. chopper three, right here, over riverton road and chatham court in cinnaminson, burlington county where pick-up truck hit a tree this morning, the driver's name has not been released. >>> and chopper three was also there over another deadly accident. this one in upper darby delaware county. it happened at twp. line road and blith avenue 6:45 this morning. twp. line road closed between drexel and beer month road for the investigation. >>> and, of course, much of our area was able to escape any major damage, hermine turned off the coast of new jersey, over the long holiday weekends, but some of the storms effects are being felt in the water. this is a live look at the surf in ocean city where rip countries, are still at dangerous levels. correspondent demarco morgan shows us how the storm is impacting parts of new england . >>> how long winds and fierce waves battered coastal

yesterday, the muslim-american society served breakfast to about 100 police officers at its mosque in north phillyhe event has become a tradition there. police and muslim leaders say they feel the breakfast is especially significant this year in light of recent shootings and other violence. >> it feels so much good. it's a way to appreciate the officers today. it's a way to say thank you to these officers that protect us on a daily basis and put their life on the edge here. >> mosque leaders said it's important to remind the community that there are good people doing good things right here in philadelphia. >>> the port of wilmington is a mid-atlantic hub for chilean food imports. governor jack markell said he's going to chile on friday. he will meet with business, education and government leaders on friday. the port of wilmington handles more than 18 million boxes of chilean fruit a year. >>> coming up on "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00,ç hillary clint and donald trump, just hours away from sharing the stage for their first presidential debate. >> we're breaking down everything related to their highl

brad sattin is in north philly. brad some pretty dramatic phone video caught what happened. >> reporter: lucy it is dramatic. we'll show that you cell phone video in just moment. the initial reports came in as a fire bomb. vet gators at this point are thinking there may not have actually been a bomb involved just a big fire. i'm going to step out of the way. cars are here but on the other side of the scars where that vehicle was through the course of the day. it was hauled away by police about 90 minutes ago. this all played out around 5:00 o'clock this morning. the fire ball as we mentioned caught on cell phone video. >> oh, my god. how could he have survived that? >> reporter: that's what neighbors are trying to figure out tonight. drama cell phone video showing a massive car fire and a series of explosions around 5:00 this morning near the corner of cleveland and dauphin streets. >> something i never heard before. i mean it was loud. shook the whole house. >> reporter: followed by several more. >> four, five. i m

across the country, live here in north philly at temple. i'm justin finch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".rahel, back into you. >> thank you so much, justin. the time now is just about 5:36. in business news this morning: >> money watch's jig wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. the markets reopen after volatile trading days on friday, the dow fell 88 points, the nasdaq lost five, overall, though, the markets finish hire for the week. investors are now waiting for the feds policy meeting it, starts tomorrow, on wednesday, fed chair janell yell lynn hold a press con for instance, that's when we will learn if the feds think the economy is strong enough for another interest rate hike this month. most economists think they'll wait until after the november election. >>> apple stock hit it best week in five years, big boost from strong iphone seven sales. apple shares jumped about 11% lifting the whole tech sector. those new iphone seven's are nearly sold out. but some early users are getting a earful. some have taken t

leaders in philadelphia at the round table gathering commending the republican nominee for coming to north philly. trump continues to court black voters today where he visits the church in detroit. >>> the faa has sent a team of people to florida to supervise the investigation of the spacex rocket explosion and figure out what went wrong. all spacex flights are suspended until the investigation is wrapped up. any sign of malfunction could require changes to the spacex fleet. after a mishap last year, the program paused for six months while changes were made. meanwhile, damage to the launch pad forces them to use a different site in florida for future launches. >>> it is 7:12 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, can you live without your smart phone? major phone recall means you might have to. we'll tell you which phones are catching fire as their rivals are days away from releasing its newest phone. >>> all right. let's go to the top of the mt. hamilton. fog, not that thick. the weekend forecast, labor day, and talk about a return of 90 degree weather after this. (adli

moving around so far. 8:05. >> one person in the hospital after explosion in north philly.e now looking into what caused the car to blow up. someone was in the car. >> conflicting stories though, have you figured it out yet lauren? >> not quite yet mike. still working the scene out here at 18th and dauphin streets, what's left of that ford focus, and you can see, since we talked to you guys last time, evidence markers have gone down around that car. fire investigators looking underneath pulling some things out, they even brought an an accelerant sniffing dog out to the car. i can tell you, i saw couple of times hovering around the front wheel there. here's what happened. around 5:00 a.m., yolanda tells me she was sleeping inside her home just next to where this car is park on the block. when she heard allowed explosion. she looked out of heroin dough. she saw bright red lights. a lot of smoke. she says initially she ducked and got on the floor. then her next reaction was to come outside and see what happened. when she did she was met by the victim of the explosion who kept

. >> i'm talking about north philly peace park. mergency with tons of location organizations, habitats for humanities, lowes and bringing lots of food to the community. >> volunteers are getting their hands dirty at what was once a vacant lot. they're rebuilding the north philly peace park after the housing authority forced them to move. >> we were a little -- we were lot disappointed actual toll have to start all over. >> they're planting, painting and putting up a new greenhouse. >> the rebuild has been tremendous. it's been lot of hard work. the been lot of hard work. >> if it's anything like their hold park, founder tommy joshua says this hard work will pay off. the community has already started to come together. >> the jeannie game out the bottle and what i seen i seen us go from a place where people would barely talk to each other. it seemed like things was gray. now things are more in color. >> as for all of this fresh produce, they're teaching people how to plant it and giving it all out for free. >> neighborhood is classifi

if i can go from row home in north philly to be standing in your locker room as a president, then wehampionship, that the impossible is possible. alan iverson proved in. the impossible is possible and these temple people. all of them, coaching staff, alumni, fan, players. they believe now in their program because of coach ruhle got something special. our future is limitless. >> reporter: thank you we're going to switch gears. morgan siegrrieric. >> reporter: at 6'6", 320 bounds, dejanuary dawk ins is a big guy. his five pound york ky mix not so much. together, they form an unlikely combination of man and man's best friend. she's my love. it don't matter to me. i finally got a dog my freshman year of high school. ever since it's been like man, animals are such cool encourages. they just want somebody to love them and i feel like myself as a big caring person, dogs and animals is a part of life. god blessed us. >> reporter: dian's love of animals spreads to his team mates who will sometimes accompany him on a local animal she would on day off. >> he lots of animals. when we were at the

about second amendment rights and how to protect and defend themselves. >> he's a gun owner from north phillyensed to carry a side arm he doesn't shoot on camera any more but he kept an eye on instructor james kelly and me as we took turns at target practice. [gunfire] >> hisself imposed mission through black guns matter teaching gun safety and the pathway to legal gun ownership. he's happy to teach anyone he says but he does focus on communities that he says are under informed on gun law. in other words, he says, the black community. >> i think a lot of times other organizations may have judged or even ignored our demographics. for whatever the reasons are we don't really care. we're going to use whatever resources are available to make sure that this group of american citizens are handled properly and very well n. i think that's the basic difference between you and black guns matter and a lot of different organizations. >> reporter: here's the thing. it's not all about guns. the way he puts it guns are a commonality that spark a larger conversation. one about perception. in the ice of the l

night, on snyder avenue in south philly, the latest shooting after 11:00, up on lee street in north philly. and those were the shooting cases, 7:00 and 8:00 for murder victim's family, 24 year old plan, shot at 7:30. found dead in a alibi fernwood, birthday party planned for today. now going to be a bunch of funeral planning for this family instead. >> police responds to report of gunshots, and a shooting, in the rear driveway in the 5800 block of cobbs creek parkway. upon police arrival, they found 24 year old male, he is suffering from at least one gunshot wounds to the head, he's laying at the bottom of the steps to the rear of his house. police scoop him up. he is pronounced death at 7:47 p.m. the victim, lived at the house where he was, where he fell down the steps, after being shot, and tomorrow would have been his 25th birthday. >> reporter: at the age every 25, really pivotal. because just two days ago there was a bunch of violence in the city. one thing the police pointed out was every victim was under the age of 25. and as bad as 12 shots, five killed in one day is, and two stabb

out here to arrest this man for assault. >> reporter: the trump motorcade rolled in and out of north philly without as much as a wave to the protesters. police and press gathered along broad. >> no justice, no piece! >> reporter: others are trying to build support in urban centers and among minority communities when one man came out of the room that trump was in he was literally hounded and aggressively yelled at by protesters and followed as he walked away. live on north broad, i'm jeff cole. have update coming up at 6:00. >> all right, jeff, donald trump's visit to philadelphia prompted political, religious and community leaders to come together they are uniting against the republican. >> this whole thing about make america great, that little stupid hat he's walking around with, that's all about turn back the clock. us as minorities in these communities understand what it used to be like. there were really no opportunities for us in the work force. really no opportunities for us for education. >> i can tell you that this is unacceptable. this is not what america stands for. this is not wh

yesterday, the muslim-american society served breakfast to about 100 police officers at its mosque in north phillyt has become a tradition there. police and muslim leaders say they feel the breakfast is especially significant this year in light of recent shootings and other violence. >>> the times editorial board referred to donald trump as a man far more consumed with himself than the nation's well being. trump has not reacted to the editorial. he does have a history with blasting "the times" calling the paper, quote, a disaster and unfair. leading up to the debate, the cancers engaged in a global diplomacy. both trump and clinton met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. >>> here are some the other stories we'll be following throughout the day. >> the horsham council meets at 7:00 tonight to take the next step to deal with the contaminated water there. the council, along with water and sewer authority, will update residents on the progress of short-term cleanup plans. tests have found water in the area is contaminated with chemicals from nearby military bases. >>> and in dela

. >> reporter: he's a gun own they are from north philly whose license to carry his side arm he doesn't on caimacam rah any more but he kept an eye on instructor james kelly mean as we took turns at target practi practice. [gunfire] >> he's self-imposed mission through black guns matter is teaching gun safety and the pathway to legal gun ownership. he's happy to teach anyone he says but he does focus on communities that he says are under informed on gun law. in other words he says the black community. >> i think a lot of times other organizations may have judged or even ignored our demographics. for whatever their reasons are we don't really care. we're going to use whatever resources are available to make sure that, you know, this group of american citizens are handled properly and very well informed. i think that's the basic difference between us and black guns matter and a lot of different organizations. >> reporter: here's the thing. it's not all about guns. the way he puts it guns are a commonality that spark a larger conversation. one about perception in the eyes of the law there'

. >> the charter school group is the north philly. tens of millions of dollars go to the schools.ict is looking at pulling two schools from as peer rah. there's more controversy tonig tonight. >> i'm jeff cole from fox tv. >> highly paid ceo of as spear rah a charter school operator in philly was friendly at hello but tight as a drum when the questions came. >> you paid her -- >> sir. your insurer paid her $350,000. she said you sexually harassed her. did you sexually harrah's her. >> did you sexually harrah's her. >> i did set up a meeting sir. >> we ran into alfredo cologne in the headquarters aspira serving the hispanic community. we didn't want to talk about the five philadelphia charter schools aspira runs with tax dollars. we were there to press him on startling charges of sexual harassment made against them by one of its top educators. aspira paying the educator well over quarter million dollars to settle the case. >> why did you settle a $350,000 sexual harassment case with ms. nunez. >> i understand. >> did you harrah's her? >> sir, i can't -- >> you can tell me about it.

. ♪ >> reporter: how you guys doing set up a couple of chairs out in north philly the other day. >> iust for you, baby. >> first presidential debate is behind us. big vote coming up. i wondered what is up with america? i want to talk to you about america. >> maybe i can fine out on north american street. >> north american street. sap good name for this street? >> yeah. >> why how does it rei manned you of the country you live in? it. >> goes with the city. it goes with this country. this is good country to live. >> no doubt, man. it's the best in the world. >> that's why i'm here. i've been here, what, 46 years already. i came here when i was 14 years old. >> when you were 14. where you come from. >> puerto rico. >> ♪ report roar driving north on north american street it's clear puerto rican pride is well established. >> actually it's for sale. >> america -- >> very commercial. >> yeah. a lot of white houses you know. >> with most of north american street zoned industrial it's a good place to set up shop. change may be a foot however with recent zoning changes made by city council tha

. >> reporter: iain the charter school group is aspira of north philly. taxpayers, tens of millions of your dollars go to aspira schools. the district looks at possibly pulling two schools from aspira there's more controversy this evening. >> i'm jeff cole from fox tv. >> how are you, sir. >> i'm well. >> the highly paid ceo of aspira a charter school operator in philly was friendly at hello but tight as drum when the questions came. >> you paid her. >> sir. >> your insurer paid her $350,000. she said you sexually harassed her. did you sexually harrah's her. >> sir -- >> did you sexually harrah's her. >> we can set up a meeting sir. >> we ran into he will frayed dough calderon in the parking lot of north philadelphia headquarters of aspira the large non-profit he leads serving the hispanic community. we didn't want to talk about the five philadelphia charter schools aspira runs with tax dollars. we were there to press him on startling charges of sexual harassment made against calderon and aspira by one of its top educators. aspira paying the educator well

phone video shows car going up in flames in north philly. the driver still inside.s in the hospital tonight. and the burned out shell is now all that remain of the car but big questions remain as well. >> investigators are trying to figure out what happened here. fox 29's brad sattin has the story. >> oh, my god, how could he have survived that. >> reporter: that's what neighbors are trying to figure out tonight. drama cell phone video showing a massive car fire and series of explosions around 5:00 this morning near the corner of cleveland and dauphin streets. >> something i never heard before. i mean it was loud. shook the whole house. >> reporter: followed by several more. >> four, five. i mean it just kept blowing up and blowing up and blowing up. >> a bang. explosions. about four, five explosions. >> reporter: four windows across the street where broken and glass from the car was shattered down the sidewalk. the man was able to get to neighbors for help. >> when we came outside the car was on fire and just started exploding and exploding and then the gentleman c

on snyder avenue in south philly, the latest shooting after 11:00 p.m., lee street north philly, menomen, both shot, both stable. that's the good news. and that's how it ended. since those were the shooting cases, 7:00 and 8:00 yesterday for one murder victim's family, 24 year old guy shot at 7:30 in the morning, found dead in the alley behind fernwood, a birthday party planned for today, will now be funeral planning instead. >> twelfth district police responds to report of gunshots and shooting in the rear driveway in the 5800 block of cobbs creek parkway. upon police arrival, they finds 24 year old male, he is suffering from at least one gunshot wound to the head. he's laying at the bottom of the steps to the rear of his housement police scoop him up. they rush him to presbyterian hospital. he's pronounced dead at 7:47 p.m. the victim lives at the house where he was where he fell down the steps after being shot and tomorrow would have been his 25th birthday. >> well, in addition to everything that happened yesterday, look at the scene here on thayer street. the kid's bicycle laid d

at a catering hall in north philly. snoo just outside the event, protesters lambasted the presidential candidate as racist. after the round table, trump said he would bring jobs, improve schools and get rid of the crime. >> we met with numerous african american folks from the area and they're having a tremendously hard time. and we will make things so good, we're going to make things so good. >> trump's trip to philadelphia comes ahead of his planned visit to a black church in detroit tomorrow where trump is scheduled to sit with wayne t. jackson for an interview that will air a week later on the christian cable tv channel the impact network. though "interview" might not be the right word. yesterday, "the new york times" reported on a leaked eight-page script for the interview, which showed the questions to be asked, and verbatim responses. that trump was advised to give. such as i have a strong faith enriched by an ever wonderful god. the times reported that the trump campaign would have approval over the final cut of

so especially west and north of the philly metro area, i do think you'll see some scattered showers and perhaps one or two rounds of thunderstorms and perhaps maybe some patchy fog early saturday, but i promise it gets better, lots more sunshine saturday into sunday, but we're tracking the much cooler temperatures especially by sunday, as temperatures start to decline into the 70s, only lows sunday into monday, seeing lots of 40s and in fact philly metro could ski some very low 50s, perhaps upper 40s as well. if you follow us on social media, you'll get more updates, it's not until next thursday, friday, saturday, where we see more potential for rain showers. back to you. >> the pennsylvania chapter of the march of dimes is kicking off it's campaign for its march for babies, nbc 10 an corps attended the breakfast on city avenue. >>> coming up, it's a data breach affecting hundreds of millions of people and within the past few hours, it became official, we'll have those details ahead. >>> left side supermarket shocker, what police say unfolded on this aisle. also ahead -- >> reporter: a

currently we stand at 52 degrees in mount pocono, 66 in philly with north wind at 12 miles per hour, it is a tad breezy granted but feels really nice outside. again, looking beautiful. it goes downhill so quickly. saturday, sunday, monday in the sit. does appear as though sunday is the day of biggest impact, biggest impacts you'll find are at the shore, with heaviest rain, the strongest winds, meisha. >> little nerve wrack to go our friends to the south, all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning everyone, happy friday. tac-pal bridge scheduled to open around 5:15 a.m. make note of that for those every how take the bridge. schuylkill headlights before montgomery, actually looking real nice on the schuylkill right now. vine was closed overnight for construction westbound side is open, eastbound side just opening now you can see how many vehicles are out there on the vine for early friday, joe, over to you. >> meisha, thank you very much. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we're continuing to follow developing news out of florida hurricane hermine makes landf

. >> we're also following breaking news in north philly. morning at dauphin and cleveland streets. medics took the victim to the hospital with second-degree burns. so far, no arrests. i'm vai sikahema, another update for you coming up in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. we'll send you back to the "today" show. have a great day. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. >>> this morning on today's take, oscar winner kate winslet opens up with being bully and how she got her sweet revenge. >>> and nick jonas on the big screen like you've never se

. >> bob, thank you so much n north philadelphia several phillies players took time out of their day to inspire young students, latin american players made special visit to mckinley elementary school in honor of roberto clemente day. players shared store frist their own personal experiences and struggles and how they reached the big league. phillies infielder andre blanco, born in venezuela, hopes his journey proves inspirational. >> just try to give little bit incentive to the kids, how we prepare, how we became a baseball player, or how we became professional. and all of those little things as a kid that we always dreamed with. >> the day honors clemente, professional baseball player heavily involved in charities. he died at the age of 38 in a plane crash. >>> we're getting a peak inside the pages of carli lloyd's new book, excerpts from when nobody was watching. we will be released today. the new jersey native has appeared on good day philadelphia, quite a few times. the us women's soccer star has said she sacrifices plenty for her career, including her relationship with her famil

. >>> in north philadelphia, several phillies players took some time out of their day to inspire youngtin america players made special visit to mckinley elementary school in honor of roberto clemente day. now, the players shared stories from their own personal experiences and struggles. and how they made it to the big leagues. phillies infielders andre blank company who was born in venezuela says he hopes his journey proves very inspirational to children. >> try to give little bit incentive to the kids. how we prepare. how we became baseball player, how we became professionals and all those little things. that's the key we always dream with. >> the day honors clemente the puerto rican professional baseball player who was heavily involved in charity. he died at the age of 38 in a plane crash. >>> it was very close call for a pilot in nevada. >> the heart stopping moment was all caught on camera. take look. >> tom richards competing in the annual reno air races when his plane engine wasn't running well enough for flight so he shut it off. unfortunately, his competitors didn't get a messa

rain and are getting a good bit of it here south and east of philadelphia, most of the day north and west of philly we deal with scattered light showers and mist and drizzle and some very strong winds throughout the day as well. it's a wind driven rain at this point. soaking all roadways even north and west of philadelphia now, areas that saw just mist or drizzle most of the day getting more steady rainfall across 422 and malvern in center city and quakertown now with steady rainfall and all of this is moving in from the southeast to the north and west and moisture that continues to funnel in off the ocean and the bay here. you can see pockets of rainfall southern delaware and southern parts of new jersey, and dover and fortescue 3 to 6 inches of rain from last night to today. and an additional 3 inches likely in the southern areas tonight alone. 62 in allentown un63 in philadelphia and 64 in dover. we have the win out of the northeast, and that drives right through your body. it is extremely damp out there and the winds gusting to 33 in the last hour for philadelphia and 31 in wilmington and near

phillie. movement towards the north and west at 25 miles per hour. some of these yellows, it's moderate rain, steady rain, burton into youngstown moving here's what we've seen so far today as of 10:00 p.m., .9- inches. we'll go over an inch for cleveland and up to close to an inch and a quarter by the airport. see a few more spot ands a half an inch of rain before it's all done. it should swing north and east out of here and north and west out of little bit so i'm hopeful that we'll have a few hours during the morning hours tomorrow to maybe bet outside and -- maybe get outside and breathe in the air before the next round of rain. could be a few isolated showers around for the morning rush but be a better chance for rain and thunder for the afternoon hours tomorrow. 59 mentor ashtabula, 58 toyons town, 60 to mans field. overnight and 63 in cleveland and moderate rain falling, haze and fog possible. matthew still a category one hurricane here. there's florida, it is gonna move this way. sit and spin for a day and then b line toward the north so looks

. >> it's not just philly, it's north carolina, it's ohio, it's virginia, and you have these two candidates right now, we're coming out of the holiday, they're shadow boxing, both going to the same states, both talking to the same kind of voters, in this age of isis, you talk to the clinton insiders, they think the security minder voters, the swing voters, they're really interested in national security. >> thank you very much for being with us, we'll probably lean on you again tomorrow night. we're going to talk about polls a lot at this hour, and remember, there are national polls of likely voters and then there are the battleground states. they are still largely favoring the clinton campaign, possibly hurting trump's efforts in these states. his habit of picking fights with many of his republican critics, today the "new york times" reported on how trump's feud with ohio's republican governor john kasich could be costing the nominee ground game support from the loyal kasich gop network. speaking to abc news, trump said he was disappointed in kasich for not offering an endorsement. this eve

. >> it's not just philly, it's north carolina, it's ohio, it's virginia, and you have these two candidates right now, we're coming out of the holiday, they're shadow boxing, both going to the same states, both talking to the same kind of voters, in this age of isis, you talk to the clinton insiders, they think the security minder voters, the swing voters, they're really interested in national security. >> thank you very much for being with us, we'll probably lean on you again tomorrow night. we're going to talk about polls a lot at this hour, and remember, there are national polls of likely voters and then there are the battleground states. they are still largely favoring the clinton campaign, possibly hurting trump's efforts in these states. his habit of picking fights with many of his republican critics, today the "new york times" reported on how trump's feud with ohio's republican governor john kasich could be costing the nominee ground game support from the loyal kasich gop network. speaking to abc news, trump said he was disappointed in kasich for not offering an endorsement. this eve

sunshine but the french will make it down to columbus, close to it so 70, 73 to the north near cleveland, 75 athens, 80 philly and down miller' by the way the normal highs 71-72 the wind is beginning to change for the front to get in here sometime late monday night into tuesday, watch the showers developing along the front left side of the screen until rain a little bit quicker next u week temperatures behind the front will start to drop 60s by thursday. back to you guys. thank you. a huge weekend ahead for a sweep of the kansas city royals. the magic number -- in to share more what we need to do now to become the al central division champions, good morning. lane, stacy, good morning everyone a huge we can cancel all the planes that you have go to the last three home games in the regular-season. tonight, tomorrow sunday a huge we can for the indians and this all goes well, w the playoff spot this weekend. now the magic numberee is now app 4. we have three games at home against the white sox this weekend the early klinge is saturday if we win tonight andon tomorrowig to of these games in detroit, then we are i

i have to allow for a shower, far north of the city. i don't think philly gets in on it. see how the moisture primarily removed here off even across the canadian border, but more after new england issue than anything. even across central pennsylvania mainly clouds right now. but that's the beginning of the front that eventually crosses through. so while most of the day features sunshine, notice your time stamp where today at 3:00 p.m. generally clear outside? eventually you will put things into motion here. you start see some of those clouds building. again here is just that off chance for a shower. you're going have to go pretty far north to find that. so no umbrellas required. i would say maybe some sun block is though, if you're going to spends the day outside today. getting hot. thomas this front crosses through, it is just a cloudy start to the morning, and then it clears out nicely for sunshine, and it will be a breath of very refreshing air here for our area. come sunday, at 4:00 p.m., just shy of eagles kick off, not a cloud in the sky. it will be one of those rea

both directions of north raleigh row to close between philly road and paxton drive while police investigate. stomach a section of interstate 85 is back open this morning. stomach after it deadly crash in at the door -- term orange county line of band went off the shoulder hit a tractor- trailer collided into a pickup truck causing it to overturn. a passenger in the van and drive want to make it clear that no one ... i do not believe, least i did not realize the consequences of this bill, that would have worldwide consequences. and they just keep pi stand up and say, let's put the brakes on it. let's get together and find a common solution that we all can live with and move forward in north carolina. >> behringer, who's locked in a tough reelection campaign said she still does not want men and boys sharing bathrooms with girls virtues word about the ongoing negative reaction. stomach we have learned the estimated cost of losing the ncaa tournaments ncaa tournaments due to hp to his state. nearly in losses for greensboro and carry alone. expected to decide this week whether to pull events out

. >> north and southbound traffic doing just fine. northeast philly, an accident on the boulevard.looks like we're doing a lot better. earlier we had two lanes blocked in the outer drive at woodward street. all green now. we were seeing massive red delays approaching this accident scene. we just received word that new jersey transit's northeast corridor and new jersey coastline service will be resuming around 5:30 this morning, which is about right now. either way, if it resumes or not, we're still going to see pretty big delays behind it. you need to check it before you go and you also need to give yourself a lot of extra time. still hearing that amtrak acela service and northeast regional service is suspend. we're running on a heavily modified schedule. check before you go. depending on the time, it could be within a matter of minutes that there will be a big change for your morning commute. they have been cross-honoring tick tets for private carriers, path and other tickets. >>> breaking news out of an elizabeth, new jersey where an explosive device went off as police were tryin

the private event will be held at the view on north broad street. >>> so, before philly, how about detroit. new york times has obtained a eight page draft expect of trump's expect meeting with the black church there over the weekend. trump will be interviewed bypass for at great faith ministries international church. session is supposed to be closed to public and news media was questions and answers submitted in advance. the since the script was leaked last night trump advisor says he will address the congregation for five to ten minutes after the interview. >>> president obama will be heading to philadelphia on september 13th to stump for hillary clinton the democratic nominee has been busy fund raising. she has raised 143 million-dollar in the month of august alone, that is her best month yet. the clinton starts off september with more than 68 million-dollar to use against opponent donald trump. >>> former stanford swimmer set to leave jail after being convicted of raping an unconscious woman, controversial reason he only serve half his sentence. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together, is with

phillie ashtabula. first of all, middle 50s, parma north royalton, bedford 59 downtown. 56 in west lake. drive out to mans field, they're at 50 now and 50 wooskter where it'll get chilly and see 50s overnight. 54 in norwalk, 58 hopkins, 58 cacoran and canton -- akron and canton. 48 dew point, humidity at 56 percent. good visibility thanks to the clearing skies. see this little swirl here and zoom in on this and there's a lot of rain out here. to our north and west. this is an upper level low spinning for now but this is coming right down over northern ohio. got a day to mow the yard. tomorrow you get sunshine and wednesday the clouds return and scattered showers in the afternoon and might hear thunder and this low sits and spins into saturday over ohio. so hit and miss rain beginning wednesday afternoo even a few showers possible saturday night. hopefully we can keep you dry on sunday. so a prolonged period of scattered showers. 52 overnight, mainly clear, and chilly. kids on the bus tomorrow, a lot of you inland will be in the 40s. but coming home, up to near 70 degrees so mild and dry

the winds are picking up out of the north appeared the wind has shifted at new philly to northwest in the south of akron-canton will start to see the temperatures edging downward.at we lose that along theto lake shore, the dewpoint came up wit a little bit today, 66e . that will also begin to trim back. this is the 24 hour temperature changemp, they traverse between yesterday and today b and will be cloudy and cooler tomorrow compared to the front half of september, 72 is about normal for this time of year an thanks to the northwest wind sendingd the front back and the monday briefly warmer. then this is a bit more make a quick play on tuesday with showers monday and tuesday wednesday thursday it will be i the 60s that might be a bit optimistic, if it is still cloudy with showers is going to be a bit cooler next week so that we have not yet seen in september. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steak

clear skies overnight and during the day tomorrow especi especially philadelphia to the north and to the west. phillyame in wilmington and trenton right along the i-95 corridor where we have more clouds to the south. that's where we're seeing somewhat cooler temperatures. still high humidity especially as you work your way farther to the south. in millville a 71 dew point is in the oppressive range. 58 the dew point temperature in the poconos. that is much more comfortable and you can see that with the clearing skies. our fox future cast shows the clouds slowly giving way to clearing especially in philadelphia. still hanging on in south jersey and delaware. even tomorrow afternoon as we see that tropical moisture from julia still hanging off the coast of the mid atlantic. it will be feeling more like summer though by wednesday into thursday with jet stream well to the north. temperatures running about five to 10 degrees above average and when you look at that over the next four days this scale really puts it in perspective for september warmth. when you look at the temperature versus the average line