this is the 3000 block of 25th street northeast. police are spending a lot of time in the street and the yard. cars may have bullet holes in them. as we told you, three people have been taken to the hospital. this happened about 11:30 last night. take a look at the scene. police found three males, one shot in the shoulder, one in the torso and one in the upper body. all were taken to the hospital. one of the victims in critical condition. no word on a lookout from metropolitan police. again, daylight brought a broadening crime team. evidence technicians. there are at least seven markers out her that might give you a number of the shots fired. some neighbors say it sounded like the fourth of july. live in northeast, derrick ward. >> derrick, thank you. >>> police in fred redskin county, maryland are trying to figure out how someone died. this was the end of the shafer drive. detectives sent a person's body in for an autopsy. they are call thg a death investigation. we'll keep you posted as the story continues to develop. >>> the man

>> northeast philadelphia, chris and tracy. there's a water main break, it's turned into a sinkhole, knight's road and chalfont drive. the next lane being blocked over as well. police activity on the scene, not allowing any traffic to move through the area as that is a dangerous situation. that is skyforce 10 live over top of that scene. right now, again, at knights road and chalfont drive. we're starting to see a major backup on the alternate that i have given you, woodhaven road road. i'll research this and give you a different route. we're starting to see backup on woodhaven road. >>> as for the schuylkill expressway, right around girard avenue, 14-minute drive time if you're headed eastbound into the center city area. no real problems yet. cars travel through the area. as for mass transit, new jersey transit and patco are doing just fine. starting at 10:00 a.m., later on this morning, we have buses being detoured on septa.ç bus 7, 32, 35, 38, 43 and 48. we'll cover that alternate route for that water main break. >>> now yo

coming into the east-northeast.t's bringing in clouds and will help to keep temperatures lower today, as we hit 96 yesterday afternoon. right now, 87 at philadelphia international. the humidity, you can feel the stickiness. easterly winds will keep the mugginess around today. that changes just in time for weekend activity. at the shore, the crowd is growing. and showers not happening at the shore. 86 in northeast philadelphia. trenton and wrightstown, 83 degrees. wilmington, in the mid 80s already. and gone are the 70s from most areas. shenandoah at 78. reading and allentown at 82 degrees. and temperatures are climbing in delaware. 86 in middletown and newark. up to 87 in woodbine in south jersey and climbing. a few scattered clouds are blowing in from the northeast. those are the clouds will be watching for showers and possibly thunderstorms. could see heavy downpours during the afternoon hours. so far, it is completely dry. but i do expect that to change. hour-by-hour future cast, the storms will start to push to

wind out of the northeast. it's kind of ironic heather we close out today and tomorrow, but fall on wednesday's going to feel like summer. >> that's good news. we'll talk about our subway status. this was going on all weekend long continuing until 5 a.m., 1 trains, no trains, 242nd street to south ferries. there is local service. long island railroad, metro north, new jersey transit doing fine. throgs neck bridge heading into the bronx we have construction in place until 7 a.m. at least two lanes closed down. george washington bridge e-z pass to the lower level and our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori and ken, over to you. >>> thank you. following breaking news in the bronx. right now police are searching for the killer who shot a cab driver and left him for dead in his car. it happened early this morning at east 189th street and beaumont. kala rama is live now in the belmont section with what we know so far. >> reporter: the medical examiner just arrived on scene just behind that crime scene

wind out of the northeast at 7. that draw of air out of the northeast will knock the temperatures down a little bit with cooler air coming in future tracker 6 shows you through the morning a mix of sun and clouds. in the afternoon today there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thundershower here or there, or thunderstorm briefly. most of the action is from about the delaware river off to the north and west through the afternoon heading into the evening. that starts to tail on out of here and become less of an issue. later the evening hours could feature more pop up stuff south and east of philadelphia. maybe it happens maybe it doesn't. yesterday we were hot. 5th straight day of a heat wave. 96 degrees, the hottest day of 2015 was yesterday. we missed a record high by 4 degrees, but today as expected we are going to see that heat wave end it will get more comfortable. 77 by 8:00. 83 by 11:00. 87 by 2:00. out of the 90s today it will be warm and humid, you'll need cool drinks if you're out and about, but an improvement

northeast past quakertown and lehigh valley. a lot of different crews out there working hard early this morning. >> matt and tam. >>> now the race for the white house. donl trump came under fire how he handled supporter who had harsh comments about >> reporter: donald trump facing a new controversy will rhetoric on the campaign trail this time it's about what he did not say. >> we have a problem in this country we call muslim. we know our current president is one. you know he is not an american. >> trump criticized for not denouncing the man at the new hampshire town hall who called muslims a problem in the u.s. and falsely called president obama a muslim and none citizen. the republican frontrunner claims he was the winner of the second gop primary debate watched by 23 million people. most believe the blue ribbon goes to carly fiorina who is also facing questions about a key moment in the debate when she made an emotional appeal in abortions describing graphic scenes in video. >> those who watched all 12 hours, described the sc

light northeast wind very nice. we are going to talk about a concern for coastal flooding with this northeast wind coming in for the weekend at the time of high tide. we will talk about that in a moment. ken, shirleen, back to you. >> 4:41. we are following a breaking story. a 10-year old boy killed when flames rip through his brooklyn home. >>> welcome back. pontiff pandemonium in full swing. pope francis will weave his way through manhattan in his first full day in new york city. >> the holy father will cover 54 miles on the ground during his visit with his procession through central park making up some of the distance. the highly anticipated ticket only event takes place at 5:00 this afternoon ahead of mass at madison square garden. eyewitness news reporter kala rama joins us live from columbus circle. kala? >> good morning, shirleen. this is the place to be if you pope when he's in the popemobile. the only way you get in central park is through those tents. those tents are the security gates. the only way you go

now northeast detective's are investigating. first 911 call came in around 10:00 p.m. about that shooting in frankford on the 4100 block of paul street. a 21-year-old was shot in his back and #-year-old was shot in the leg. both were taken to the hospital in stable condition. police believe the shooter was 30 feet away when 11 shots were fired. >> the shooters are described as two males, one male wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, the other one wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. right after the shooting they entered a white cadillac four door. is the. >> -- and that car was last seen traveling west. there are surveillance cameras nearby and police hope that will help in the investigation. live in northeast detectives, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> five rutgers university football players are involved in home invasions and assaults. they attacked a group of people in april, leaving one student with a broken jaw. s players have been suspended from the program. >>> tears filled a pemberton new jersey school and they remembered a teacher and student. allison mcg

mostly out of the northeast. a mixture of sun and clouds, wind out of the northeast makes it feel real cool and crisp. 8:00 temperatures 60. that means 48 to 50 north and west. in the suburbs by moon time we're looking at 68 to 70 degrees and 73 this afternoon. kids at the bus stop on this sweater. you'll need that and later on this afternoon it will feel great, around 73 degrees, a nice fall day on these last two days of summer. we're going to talk about fall staten island she's coming your way. >> listen up staten island we have news copter 7 up above. you may hear the helicopter above you. john del giorno is over an accident on the staten island expressway. how is it looking john? >> good morning heather. unfortunately the folks that can hear the helicopter, we're over the staten island expressway. this is about as good as things have looked here in the last half hour or so. we're on the eastbound side of the staten island expressway at clove road. this was an accident involving that tractor-trailer and you si

anyone with information is asked to call northeast detective's. there are some surveillance cameras in the vicinity, police believe there could footage that will help in the investigation. live at northeast detectives, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a coatsville native is among five rutgers football field that would not be on the field for the season opener. he is accused of breaking into a house and robbing five students at gunpoint. the students athletes are suspended from the program. police say the motive was money and drugs. >> a vigil was held at a south jersey school to remember a teacher and student who both died in separate accidents before the school year began. the heartbreak was evidence during the geargt -- gathering in pemberton. allison mcginnis was killed while jogging. janiya castleberry davis was killed earlier by a car crash. mcginnis visited her in the hospital. >> she will be an angel in my heart and always be with me. >> she called her a wonderful teacher who was respected by students and colleagues. >> parents w

up to 90 in philadelphia. 91 in northeast philly.st shows that gradual warming trend until we're back to the 90s. we stay there throughout next week and a chance of storms starting thursday. >>> philadelphia police tell us a man, did they were chasing tried to get away by jumping into frankford creek. according to investigators, of s officers first observed the man driving erratically on torresdale avenue. >>> temple ends its long-time losing streak with penn state. ♪ we have high hopes >> you would be singing, too, if it took 74 years to get the win. highlights coming up in sports. >>> just a few minutes before 10:00 as we look live down the shore in cape may, looking good out there. quite a few folks already out on the beach on this sunday. taking advantage of the three-day labor day weekend. chances are for a lot of people this will be their last weekend down the shore of the season. and lucky for them they got plenty of sunshine. >>> good morning to you. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. we're talking football. the eagle

there were witnesses they were taken here to northeast detective's to be interviewed. this happened around 10:00 p.m. in frankford, police say the two victims were sitting on the front steps of a home on the 4100 block of paul street when they shot. the 21-year-old man was shot once in his back, 23-year-old pregnant woman was shot in her leg, after they were hit they ran inside the home and taken to the hospital and in stable condition. police believe the shooter was 30 feet away when the shots were fired. >> now, based on on ballistic evidence, we know that at least 11 shots were fired from a semi automatic weapon. we found 11 spent shell casings. >> reporter: the two men were last seen in a white four door cadillac, if you have any information northeast detective's want to hear from you. live from northeast detectives, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> katherine thanks. >>> new this morning, a man was found dead in a burning truck in camden. the truck was discovered at 9th and shelton streets yesterday afternoon. police and the county prosecutor are waiting

no need to replicate that in northeast asia.upply and ownership of nuclear materials, japan's got about 11 tons of plutonium, separated plutonium, in the country and about another 30 tons in europe. would that go under owner shup of such an agency? i'm not sure how exactly that would happen. i think basically when you look at it, a lot of the reasons for creating euratom the functions maybe already occur in northeast asia or very little motivation to actually do that. except maybe for the safety aspect. and that comes not only from the safety, cooperation aspect being a bit lacking in northeast asia but also what the general publics are demanding right now. i don't think the publics in these countries are terribly concerned about safeguards but they are concerned about the safety of the facilities. so then it makes me wonder, so what the goal for this took clar consult tative body? it's not really stated in napci. is it accident prevention? is it setting a common safety culture or common safety standards, which again those thing

wind is northeast at 6 gusting at times to 22. the pressure's way up there above 30.00 which is our mark of fair weather at 30.25. really nice. pike county pennsylvania, 62. o'pat congress 64, we're into the 60s. we'll get into the low 70s this afternoon. we'll see this wind continuing to come off the long island sound across the jersey shore at 15 miles per hour. the gusts have been 22 in the park, 26 laguardia: 18 around white plains. that's because of high pressure here and low pressure to the south. so we're kind of right in that little convergence area where of the northeast. 72, 73 this afternoon, some clouds tonight, probably a pretty cloudy day tomorrow as this wave of low pressure spins into the atlantic and this high begins to take over and slides eastward: wednesday we're looking at 80 degrees. that's how we're going to kick off fall, feeling very summer- like. clouds and sun this afternoon, 73. tonight is a great night to be out and about, even though it's cloudy. it's very comfortable. 61 around the five boroughs, 51

anyone with information call northeast detectives. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> developing overnight a fast-moving fire injured two people at an apartment complex in delaware. one had to jump from a second-story window to escape the flames. the action cam was at the apple be complex at 2:00 a.m. crews rescued one man who suffered from smoke, the other person jumped to safety and ended up twisting an ankle. it is unclear what started the fire. >>> police in burlington city, new jersey are still looking for two gunman. the men were seen firing their guns along the 300 block of jones street. the police arrived on the scene and became involved in a 3 1/2 hour standoff in the home. the lawmen burst in the house, the gunmen were not there anywhere. >>> dozens of employees were sent home at 1:00 p.m. after a bedbug was discovered in the office. the call center is fielding concerns leading up to the pope's visit. >> the count down is winding down for arrival of pope francis he will be here one week from tomorrow. the pope had a

but you can see all the clouds and that flow coming out of the northeast.that's going to keep us on the cool side the next couple of days. so, mostly cloudy skies, definitely cooler. we have a chance of showers, especially to the south. high temperatures barely get above 70 degrees. then for tomorrow, we have a chance of showers, fall starts on wednesday, and some warmer temperatures, middle of the week. then as we get to the weekend, at the moment we're looking pretty good. but we'll get into some of the question marks later. >>> all right, glenn. keeping us on the edge of our seats there. let's see what's happening in philadelphia now with the parking situation surrounding all of the build-up for the pope's visit. jessica boyington is looking at that. >> chris, we're safe to say that it's nothing short of a mess right now, especially for local residents. we have several no parking zones, some in effect last night from the ben frank lin parkway to logan circle. now closed and cars will be towed. we have more tow zones beginning at 9:00 a.m. north and south

already 76 in northeast philadelphia. clouds and occasional showers and temperatures that will be holdi holding steady for much of the morning. when i come back in ten minutes, the latest on tropical storm joaquin and what impact it could have on our area. right now katy zachry has your first alert traffic. katy. >> i just got word there is flooding and we'll have details for how to get around it. earlier this morning there was flooding on 95 northbound. fortunately there's no flooding on 95. it's looking pretty good other than residual slick roadways and the typical morning rush. your drive times if you're going southbound, about 30 minutes. that number has been creeping up over the last few minutes. your average speed for that stretch is in the 20s. be 'ware of that. 76 drive time. you're seeing slow spots eastbound between the blue route and vine street expressway. your area bridges are clear. i do have them in the yellow because procedure with caution as many of -- some stretches of bridges are slick after the overnig

it's humid even where it isn't raining, winds out of the northeast at 7. future tracker 6 handling the rain between now and noon we get a lull and another batch of scattered and heavy downpours and producing showers and thunderstorms. 3:00 p.m., doesn't look like it fills in a little bit, and parts of the region looks like a broader area will look at the pounding rain. it continues in the evening howh hour and pushes off to the north an east. in terms of rainfall amounts most of us looking at 1 1/2 inches. some spots a little less. we could all use the rain of course. there's a chance that bullet areas go a lot higher. the model wants to push that up to trenton. can't guarantee that's where the actual heavy set up is. but you could go every that two inch threshhold. 79 by 11:00. on and off showers and downpours throughout the day. 82 is the high around 1:30, 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 76 degrees, high temperatures across the region. upper 507s in the suburbs. -- upper 70s in the suburbs, 82 in philadelphia. tonight for the phillies game we should be winding down

the winds are 5 and 9 and 12 out of the northeast. the we have showers around i-84 up to the north and west. letter but that will dissipate. clouds today. brightening sky and breaks of sun. breezy, 74. typically what it should feel like for this time of the year. tomorrow, autumn is disgusted. >> 80. >> autumn is disguised as summer. >> i know it makes you happy. >> how do you know. >>> let's go to the maps. we luck take -- we will talk about the cross bronx expressway. we have two lanes closed down westbound from the sheraton into webster avenue. now, as you go to the connecticut turnpike south exit 16 to 10 you have repaving going on. northbound side repaving as well. that should be cleared up shortly. they are trying to get that picked up. we have mass transit times and everything is on or close to schedule. a great idea today and the rest of the week because of the u.n. general assembly and the pope's visit. long island railroad, metro north, new jersey transit, subways are doing okay. path trains are okay. brooklyn bridge is clos

live in northeast philadelphia. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank, katherine. >>> developing overnight, a fast-moving fire injured two people at an apartment complex in delaware. one had to jump from a second-story window to escape the flames. the action cam was at the complex on bedford lane in news can ale. firefighters say the fire broke out on the second floor and super he had to the third. crews rescued a man who suffered smoke inhalation. one jumped to safety and twisted an ankle. both are okay. it is unclear what started the fire. >>> 311 call center in city hall is expected to open today. dozens were sent home at 1:00 p.m. after a bedbug was discovered in the office. terminators were called in. the call center handled citizen concerns about the pope's visit. staffers used e-mail and social media to answer the questions, elsewhere, but not in the office. >> the clock at the big board is winding down for the arrival of pope francis. he will be here one week from tomorrow. pope francis had a mes

>>> breaking news a home invasion in northeast philadelphia, police say the intruders forced a woman to the ground and ransacked the place while two kids inside were sleeping. >>> pope francis will be in philadelphia one week from tomorrow. that means getting around in center city is already getting tougher. we'll show you the road blocks in place and how officials will focus on security today. >>> we have another nice warm day on tap before the humidity returns tomorrow. a cooler change is on the way. the timing of that coming up in your first alert forecast. it's 4:30. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. congratulations you made it to friday. we got nice weather again too. let's get your forecast now with meteorologist brittney shipp. we're off to another good start today. >> right. lots of sunshine expected for us. of it it's a cooler start, temperatures between the 40s and 50s now. heading into the afternoon we'll warm above average so in the final days of summer it's still going to feel like summer. philadelphia, 64 degrees. the air is calm, our humidity is up t

to the northeast, they are all moving to the northeast. you can see some light rain in between those heavier downpours and breaks in the rain. wilthed is getti wilmington is getting a break. on and off showers this morning. this afternoon, even more likely you'll need your umbrella. potential for heavy rain and all combined to keep temperatures in the 70s and low 70s at that for allentown, quaker town and reading. occasional showers and thunderstorms for doylestown, mt. holly up to 80 in the afternoon and 78 degrees at trenton. mile we will see the temperatures peak around the noon time. already we have seen some scattered showers in cape may. it's going to be a mix of 70s and 80s in the philadelphia wi. the heavier rainfall this afternoon. >>> it's been a while since you've had to use your windshield wipers on your way to work but you'll niece those today. >> jessica boyington has a look at the traffic update. >> 95 moving along nicely but not last for long. can you see starting to gather in a little bit of volume heading southbound into

hour, not a lot of wind but pretty persistent and generally when you get northeast wind it does keep us a little with that, northeast wind of of the atlantic waters keeping temperatures at a moderate range, we have additional cloud cover outside the this is mainly mid and high level clouds in the area so all that does is serve to filter out the sunshine, here is where the more significant about covers with showers down in the southeast and minuteman to regions. this area of low pressure showers continue to come down through the state of north carolina and south carolina and it looks like it wants to drift in this direction but because the high pressure is on top of us we will see drier skies for a little while longer so since of timber for is how much rain have we seen, just under an inch and a half and that means just about an inch, 1.9 one inches, an inch and a half behind and for the years in january 1st just under 29 inches of rain and starting to get closer to being bought and eight inches of rain some moderate drought we have we need the rain fall but it is not in the cards, hi

we have a wind out of the north-northeast, running 10 to 15 miles per hour on average. it will continue to be windy tomorrow with gusts to 20 miles an hour in afternoon, satellite radar, it is quiet, and clear, the northeast, set us up for a quiet night across the region, an area of low pressure is developing to the southwest, making its way offshore and run adjacent to our coastline as we to tuesday, that is why you will see clouds thrown in and leave in a chance for a couple of isolated showers along edges of long island and the jersey shore. tomorrow, as we start off our week, we'll start with a mick of sun, clouds across the area, and clouds will thicken up to remember this night, they are coming in ahead of the area of low pressure. that will be passing to the southeast, it will be close enough to clowe back clouds across the northeast, mostly cloudy tuesday, a threat of isolated showers hugging the coast along the jersey shore, the case tonight, we have clear conditions, breezy, cold, in fourths will be in upper 50 in network -- new york city area, highs will be a

this should put mostly cloudy skies over the region with a northeast wind coming in off the ocean. think there's a chance we warm up to 76 degrees. at the same time with the low close by there's a chance of a shower, the best chance would be down at the shore and points south of philadelphia. but that's tomorrow's call, mostly cloudy, 76. we have a tropical storm out in atlantic. ida has been born with 50-mile an hour winds. if you look at this, will this have an effect on us, it will weaken and fall apart well away from any land. there's no other tropical system on the map right now that is threatening our week or weekend. 74 degrees increasing clouds today. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, 76 we'll allow for a spotty shower down the shore. the autumn arrives on wednesday, sunny and warm, 80 degrees, nice on thursday and friday. for the papal visit this weekend. saturday, a mix of clouds and sun, high of 70. there's a model that threatens rain south of philadelphia. so it looks like we'll probably stay dry for saturday, most of the long range models have sunday basically dry, either partl

she was interviewed by northeast detective's, northeast detectives want to hear from you if you have any tips about what happened. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. now an exclusive, philadelphia police busted a car theft ring worth half a million dollars. only "action news" was there as police loaded a porsche and a dodge on to a truck. the raid went down on oregon avenue. this is the culmination of a 2 month investigation. investigators believe the cars were about to be shipped to liberia. police will release more details later today. >>> a flurry of gunfire struck two men and several days parked cars in the olney section. detectives found 8 bullet casings between 44th and gratts street. the two victims are in stable condition with gunshot wounds to the hands and leg. a man spotted near the scene of a center city fire is a person of interest in an arson investigation. a viewer shows the intense flames after it broke out tuesday morning. the fire destroyed a restaurant under construction. >> there was approximately $1 million of damage done to the struc

two-mile line runs along a street in northeast. it was supposed to open last year. this is one year since the empty cars began running for testing. while ddot won't say when they will carry the passengers, "7 on your side" investigator chris papst says it's getting closer. chris: if you were to drive down h street in the next few days you are sure to notice construction related to the streetcar. this project is to reconstruct the platform. >> this type of money spent has a lot of people in the area optimistic about the future of the streetcar. and for good reason. iteam learned if ddot stays on schedule next week it could reach a significant milestone. for business owners along h street the d.c. streetcar has been more than just a disappointment. >> higher respect, construction, no parking -- higher rent, construction, no parking. >> in march this report provided encouraging news. it found streetcar had no fatal flaw. it offered 18 recommendations to get it running. problems range from simple repairs hiring new executives. by next week they are scheduled to complete

. >> first we had it in the south and moved up through the northeast. pretty consistent rain this morning. i've seen reports across the mid-atlantic to the northeast, a lot of 1 and 2 inches already and a couple parts in massachusetts is where i saw the most as it moves northward around 5 inches. this isn't over. this is a couple-day event for us, but the region under the flood mostly watches this morning is through the northeast from more rain, and most of it today. we have a couple day event, so eventually i think some shift back towards the mid-atlantic. what happened is we had that tropical moisture from the south interact with the front. so most of this into the northeast today, but that front kind of lingers across the area. we get a little bit more energy. it looks like the mid-atlantic, we could see a little bit more rain and the whole region has chances the next three days really. but this could be the wettest day maybe friday at this point, where's the northeast's wettest day is today. all these days look fairly wet. totals are high and widesp

looking at a northerly northeast wind out there. humidity around the 70 to 80% range at the coastal cities. it will drop off with a northerly wind. great ride on the staten island ferry over from jersey city. a beautiful ride across long island sounds. sunshine, noon temperature 74. 80 later on. i got great news on this first day of autumn. what do you have, heather. >> a delay. path trains, it looks like between newark and world trade center you will find delays on path trains. new jersey transit okay. long island railroad, metro north subways are doing fine. looks like there is a missing school bus but we will talk to you about the sawmill river parkway. construction. you can find delays both ways but no delays at the upper east river crossings. minor delays there. l.i.e. westbound it slows down at 24 to 19. van wyck north is sluggish 6 to 8. street cleaning rules are suspended. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> a mother on staten island is demanding answers after a three mile trip home from school turned into a four-hour journ

the clouds in the northeast wind keeping the temperature down. a slight chance of showers during the night tonight and into tuesday morning. then we start to dry out and get a little bit warmer. wednesday and thursday. the clouds start to increase on friday as we head toward the big weekend. right now it looks like we'll be staying dry. >>> 4:41 on this monday. we're going to get a check of the roads out there. >> feel likes a monday. >> feels like a monday. >> it's going to be all right. a good day, cool outside. hopefully things are moving well on the roads. nbc 10's jessica boyington has a look at what, we've got an accident now. >> yes, we have an accident. a few things in montgomery county. one in lansdale, york and cannon avenue. and watch out for a disabled vehicle popping up out in lower merion. if you are heading out in bristol, durham road north and southbound, right at new falls road in here, this is where the intersection crosses you can take new rodgers road to get by that runs parallel to the scene right now. you should be fine. hea

starts now. >>> breaking news. >> skyforce 10 live over breaking news in northeast philadelphia.is, a hole in the road caused by a water main break. we'll tell you how to get around this. >>> the so-called people's pope is coming closer to the people. there will be two papal pro-sessions, parades is what they're calling them in philadelphia, live along the ben franklin parkway. [ screaming ] >>> a terrifying moment caught on camera. masked gunmen forced their way into a home in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood and it's not the first time the home has been targeted. >>> it is a muggy friday morning but by the afternoon there will be a change. and then let's find out about the weekend. all things to talk about, just about 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. >>> let's get back to that water main break in northeast philadelphia. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we are watching this water main break, snk hoinkhole as we. that's on knights road and chalfont drive. i can show you exactly how to get aro

a little bit of a northeast wind out here. afternoon. there you see the seastreak working its way up the east river at noontime. and the ferry boats will be working across. you have a mix where you get breaks of sun and a cloudy sky. depending on where the sunny breaks are is where the temperature will warm up. the humidity is in the moderate range, 66%. noontime. a northeast wind at 5. pressure has been falling. it's above 30.00. it's falling really slow. still we have moderate to strong high pressure over the northeast of new england. normal high is 70. sunsets about 6:44. muggy through tomorrow. clouds and sun and highs near 80, ten degrees warmer than normal for this time of year. showers stay spotty through at least the daylight hours of tomorrow. a couple of showers. you may need to take the umbrella with you. warm and humid. steadier heavier rain tomorrow night, wednesday, particularly north and west. we will get much needed rain around. so, for the afternoon, the air quality is good. cloud cover and u.v. index is moderate at 5. t

nice breeze out of the northeast. coastal flooding concern because of the northeast wind today and through the weekend. at the time of high tide there could be a problem. no rain sunday. just clouds from the storm to the south. 61 westhampton to the north shore around huntington long island. 52, 53 up the hudson river valley. with a northeast wind coming in, that makes for a nice fall feel. brand-new high pressure is out of canada. look at that big area of rain from the virginias and southward. that will stay there and eject out into the atlantic. we will be on the periphery of that. you will see on futurecast just that. clouds from that. letter eventually as that low leaves that may throw a shower back on us which we need desperately. that won't be until monday. today sunshine, 72 by noontime. 76 this afternoon. this evening the temperature drops to about 75 degrees prior to sunset at 6:45. beautiful day, beautiful evening for the pope's visit. nice as we go into the evening hours north and west of the city. at the c

that is pushing off to the northeast. there may be lightning around trenton, as well. there are more thunderstorms down pike. wherever you see the yellow or red that could rain that could produce street flooding. 70 in allentown. where it isn't raining you have wet conditions on the roads from earlier rain and it is humid. we have dewpoints in the southern tier of the region, and northern tier, it is humid. 76 degrees by 8:00 a.m. in philadelphia. looks like an unsettled day. it's not as hot, but humid and unsettled. 77 by 9:00. 82 by 3. the high will be around 1:30 or 2:00 p.m. back in the mid 70s by 6:00 p.m. on and off throughout the day heavy downpours and thunderstorms possible. i'll track the storms on future tracker 6 ascertain give you a closer look at what's happening on storm tracker 6 live coming up. >> reporter: we're noticing lightning on the cameras, eastbound past the vine, the roads are wet. you can see the police at this point off to the side. we've got an accident on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound near broad an accident where a single vick flipp

instead they're the east-northeast. that's pulling in the cooler area from canada and off the atlantic waters. that's helping to knock back the temperatures and down the humidity a little bit. as far as showers go, we didn't get a lot out of this. we didn't expect a lot. we didn't get much either. the cooler air will continue to invade over the tri-state and knocks our temps down. you can see where the storms are near the nation's capital. that will continue to be the case. take a look at the futurecast. it doesn't bring us much of anything. keeps a few clouds around this evening. there's a chance you could see a few light showers in the overnight hours. for the most part, you'll see clearing skies and a lot of sunshine coming at you as we get into saturday and into sunday. with that northeast wind continuing, that will bring your highs more so tomorrow and the humidity down as well. here's what to expect tomorrow. starts off on the cooler side, dropping down to 64 for a low. we'll make our way up to 81 for a high tomor

showers working from the southwest to the northeast.can see the light showers around 495. as we work our way to wednesday and thursday, more sunshine. highs of 80 on wednesday. 81 on thursday. everything is going on outside for the parade. wonderful weather. keep in mind the morning temperatures are hanging in the upper 50's. with that in mind it's kelly if you are trying to get out to get a spot for the parade and west lawn. keep in mind, long sleeves early on. saturday, 75. 74 on sunday. we are tracking a system that right now i think primarily will stay south. we are looking at the mostly cloudy skies and a chance for a few showers as we go through the saturday and sunday. overall i don't think it's a big issue. we will keep an eye on that forecast. once again it's looking good for the middle of the week. jonathan: thank you. alison: get a check on the roadways right now. as everybody is back to work after the weekend. jamie? jamie: you know, funny thing is we are seeing a lot of delays as well as the traffic that is not too bad. del

northeast wind 8 miles per hour. there are sprinkles in suggestion section county up to ulster, sullivan. those are drying out. high-pressure ridge with the clear skies is coming our way later today and tomorrow. great weather. it will be warm. today we are going out like we should for the last day of summer, 2015 later on this afternoon. temperature about 74 degrees. kids this morning, grab a jacket or sweater. breezy and cool. after school 73, 74, cloudy skies. it will be the perfect end to summer as it should be. tomorrow summer makes a return for the first day of autumn. we will talk about that coming up. >> i love that. >> let's look at a camera and show you something you may love if you take the van wyck. southbound traffic is coming toward us. as you can see, on the left side of your screen, traffic is once again getting on to jackie robinson parkway. head to the maps, jackie robinson reopened from the van wyck into forest park drive. earlier construction completed. this issue on 84 in carmel eastbound near ex

less humidity as the wind direction continues from the northeast. we have a cooler ocean breeze moving inland. we'll start to see this wind direction shifting a bit that will give us more moisture and humidity heading into monday and tuesday. we have the heat and then the humidity. as we head back to work on tuesday. wednesday we stay dry. won't be until thursday that we start to see changes with the chance of storms. another look at the moderate risk of rip currents. that means rough surf. talk to a lifeguard before you go into the water. make sure the coast is clear. we want everyone to stay safe. delaware beaches and our shore forecast shows we'll stay in the low 80s today and tomorrow. highs around the region, 87 in philadelphia. 80 in dover. 86 in allentown. tomorrow, hot, 90s back on the map for northeast philly and philadelphia. then your seven-day forecast shows the 90s could be here to stay. long enough for another heat wave. i'm tracking that and that could last from monday to thursday. then the storms will come and drop temperatures back

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northeast philadelphia is just cloudy. 76 degrees and muggy. it's unusually warm. we're going to see a warm afternoon and we'll see some of the scat eared light showers at south jersey in into atlantic county getting light rainfall. the heavy rainfall you've heard overnight, that's northeast and off to the shore. to the south there are still showers heading our way. i've kept the chance of showers in our forecast. what is different, the temperature won't be as warm as it was yesterday. 6 9 for camelback. 76 in new hope, some scattered showers. not an allday rain fall. we'll be in the upper 70s to near 80 for philadelphia. back in ten minute wheels take a look at the potential track for tropical storm joaquin. >> all eyes watching joaquin. thanks, bill. 20 minutes till 6:00. we've got a disabled vehicle that may slow other people down as well. >> it's on. first reporter katy zachry. >> not something you want to deal with. this is 95 right across caster avenue. i bro it this camera up because you can see all of the rain north of it. the message board right here was f

winds out of the northeast gusting to 16 miles per hour. buoy on the delaware bay. winds gusting out of the northeast at 15 miles per hour. higher gusts are expected later this afternoon. a little bit farther out to sea, a little bit wired than what the -- wider than what the image showed, we have four to five foot waves closer and closer to the shoreline. the beach patrol and the national weather center continues to monitor rip currents today. wind out of the east, ten to 15 miles per hour. the burn time, 20 to 25 minutes. 60s and 70s for everybody. poconos 68. allentown, 6. philadelphia, 73. millville, 79. cape may not too bad, 75. you'll only go up another 3 to 4 degrees, and then the sea breeze kicks in the numbers fall back in the afternoon hours. we'll watch these numbers swectd k as we as we get into next wee. comfortable today and comfortable tomorrow with highs near 90s. tuesday, wednesday and thursday we get into the soup again, the canadian cold front kicks the humidity out to sea. things cool off. over the next few days, holiday

northeast. perfect day on sunday. humidity. labor day. one thing of concern tomorrow, keep this in mind, the rip current risk remains high during the day because of the northeast winds and the water is choppy through the first part of the day and it quiets down in the afternoon. the rest of the weekend the rip current risk should go to moderate if not low. it's clear and comfortable at 7:00 a.m. and much less humid. what an amazing day tomorrow. refreshing. high energy day, lots of sunshine and low humidity. 64 tomorrow night. nice night, clear skies. 50s in the suburbs. a light jacket. here's the 7-day. sun on sunday and near 90 on labor day. it's steamy and a heat way in a couple spots. next round of a thundershower thursday. 86. still doesn't look like a major cooldown. we may go back to normal by next weekend. kind of need the rain. enjoy every bit of it. jeff smith and amy freeze will pick it up from here. >>> a very large sinkhole gets bigger. >>> could surgery be the key >>> new at 11, a growing concern in russia, literally. a mass

notice how the winds have shifted out of the northeast. we got up to 8 yesterday, today we'll see a high of 74 which is closer to average, in fact a couple of degrees below. 62 is the low tonight and that's above the average. we'll see the temperatures pop up a little bit. looking ahead toward the weekend with the pope coming, a lot of people interested in what's going on weather wise. i'll give you a preview of what we think will be going on along the east coast. there's a wave of low pressure down to our south which should migrate up to the north, and perhaps flow a shower into the philadelphia region. but there's an area of high pressure that will do battle with the low and most of the models have suggested that the high will win this ballots and any rain is centered in richmond, virginia and washington not so much here. the other issue we have is temperatures, i'll talk about that and a more complete look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> we'll check in later, thank you. >>> in the boston the mother of the l

northeast winds at 10 to 15. if your going to the beach today, looking good on the coast if you stay in the sand. 78 to 81 degrees lots of sun, tomorrow nice, low and mid-80s, monday the warmest one mid-80s at all of our shorelines ocean temperature 70 to 78 degrees. with the beach forecast there is a high risk of rip currents along the jersey shore. mountain forecast, lovely. tomorrow warmer mid-80s with sun and then on monday for the holiday, it is a hot one in the mountains upper 80s to nearing 90 degrees. if you like 90, you know, on monday. >>> cool 66, lend itself to 50s northwest, still feeling good out there again humidity levels don't start to really rise until monday. so tomorrow 86 degrees with sun for your sunday monday 89 pushing 90 some of us will get there with sunshine and a little bit higher humidity. we start to feel the humidity on tuesday, 90 degrees that day wednesday 89 seeing more clouds thursday, friday our next best chance for rain right now we're about 3 inches below where we should be f

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northeast philadelphia has fog. visibility down to a quarter mile there. 70 degrees, humidity up to 87%. it's going to be a muggy one. also quarter mile visibility for coats town and mount holly. wilmington is at 7 mile visibility. a half mile in dover. thick fog to start. the fog disappears, we're watching for showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms. more likely those will hold off until tonight. see heavier rain to the south. expect the heavy rain to move in during the evening hours and continue overnight and into tomorrow. we do have much-needed rain on the way. to start with dry. we warm into the upper 70s for fleetwood, bethlehem, camelback 74 degrees today. low 80s for bordentown, norristown, 83 for new hope, showers developing this afternoon. at the shore harder to find showers, mostly cloudy for cape may, avalon and rehobeth in the upper 70s. inland a better chance you need an umbrella later with temperatures back in the 80s. just like yesterday for thorndale, wilmington and woodstown. seven-day forecas

coming days northeast and east piling water on the coastline. mainly cloudy overnight with a sprinkle here and there. during the afternoon hours, city south and east, lighter rains developing but no flooding rains. heavier rain friday as low pressure develops on the front and rides up. see this rain offshore here, that will back in on the area. it will be focused on the coastline and the northwest suburbs spared for the most part friday. they get a little rain but not could see, an inch or two of rain. the heaviest likely to switch west on saturday. that is not related to joaquin. this is a separate storm and more of a nor'easter type feel with gusty winds, raw, rainy and minor coastal flooding that could become moderate. this is joaquin that may show an eye later tonight as it it's wobbling. you can see the reds circling around the center. that is the sign of a healthy hurricane. winds 85 miles per hour. here is the key time period. about 24 hours from no it is expected to make a -- from now it is expected to make a turn. there is a reliable co

again big showers and storms week said this morning over the city have moved to the northeast so here's where they are. of the lower hudson valley into westchester, amanda is county into connecticut getting hit pretty hard and the end of long island has been raining pretty hard for a while but looks think the lifting of to the northeast. is so early in the morning a lot of folks will probably sleep through this but it is a mess right now. we 73 at central park, temperatures of very warm, these are more reflective of average highs, warm and humid again, there uniform temperatures and you can see the swath of rain focused over the northeast, low pressure with a cold for coming in and all that moisture from the middle atlantic and southeastern states combined to make very messy overnight but it does look like we have a break for a little while coming at us but i expect there will be more showers and storms filling in as the day goes on so we are not done with it by any means and we and a couple things going on. this area of low pressure in the area, keeps the rain in the mix for the next s

and now northeast philadelphia at the airport, zero visibility. quarter mile visibility at the airport and zero visibility also in toms river. the very low visibility could mess with some flight schedules this morning. millville is reporting quarter mile visibility once against and stockton and atlantic city at zero. once the temperatures start to climb, that's when fog will disappear. then 90s reappear this afternoon. low 90s for allentown and reading while mount pocono warms to 85. norristown, we'll see a high of 92 degrees today. right along the coast, we're looking at 80s. 89 for dover but philadelphia is going to warm to 93 degrees along with narberth, 91 in wilmington. got the weekend forecast, the holiday weekend forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> 20 minutes till 7:00 this wednesday morning. i saw there's an accident in west norriton. let's look at 95. >> reduced visibility. we can see the fog has moved in. >> parts of 95 showing that dense fog as well, vai and tracy. we have a disabled vehicle on the southbound side of bridge street. you c