helped to open theh maze with this very milde that.h theya are police department city hall and northeast pennsylvania are abuzz with activity as the key. a beekeeper then found the highest on the third floor. b this city is trying to save this -- workers are now looking for how they got into the building to fill those areas. it was that quite the cap nextlt look back on the phone this morning the daughter of assistant police chief spotted kiddie with icann on hiss head. hehe pulled off they can. nasa squashes coming out of the woods to focus on safety.ash have kids christmas tree will head into school of rain withet scott for good look at tt forecast.he here rico. storm fox radarar coming out of the north. temperatures will stay stayay steady in the lower and s middle 70s is humidity will be more about the we can for his civic of changes for basis. into early next week, nothing major will talk more about that and a chance to's chance youro she still going despite being less than they can from the century mark.l gote patty harkin will have more on your commute when we come back,

in northeast pennsylvania. from lackawanna valley in northeast pennsylvania. we are made of the same stuff. i mean it. i have campaigned over the years for an awful lot of people. more is nobody i admire than ted strickland. i really mean this. we have gone up and down and across the state into campaigns. i was in here last campaign 23 .ays people were probably like, get the hell out, joe. but you know, it matters. mostse the people i trust in life and politics are the people who, the idea that they cutsabout forms and their first, and then it goes to their heart, and then it is -- in their guts first, and then a ghost of their heart, and then it is articulated in their head -- and then it goes to their hearts, and then it is articulated in their head. tough,ings get really there are people who sometimes crack a little bit. but the guys and women who feel it in their gut, understand it, taste it, those are the people that i trust. you are the same, buddy. irish andut italian's. i married an italian. bless me, father. god almighty. i don't screw around. i tell

. >> my ancestors who worked in the coal mines in northeast pennsylvania came up after 12 hours and playour hours? >> biden is stealing kinnock's words without attributing it. i wrote my story, and there were more and more examples of plagiarism. reporters were digging into his past. it was a sign of death by a thousand cuts. >> i've concluded that i will stop being a candidate for president of the united states. >> but who was behind the leaked tape? >> michael dukakis is assessing the damage to his campaign following the disclosure that two of his top aides sabotaged the campaign of rival joseph biden. >> none other than dukakis' supposedly squeaky clean campaign manager john sasso. >> i went to john's office and he was saying that dukakis was going to fire him tomorrow. i was like, what? i knocked on the governor's door and i said this is crazy. what they did wasn't so wrong. you're losing the heart and soul of your campaign. he said i've heard all the arguments, no. >> i spoke to joe biden a few minutes ago on the telephone, and i want to publicly apologize to him for the involvement

northeast pennsylvania. we are made of the same stuff.f you knew where i came from, you would think you were home. i mean it. i have campaigned over the years for an awful lot of people. there is nobody that i admire more than 10 strickland. -- ted strickland. i really need this. we have gone up and -- mean this. good gone up and down the state for two campaigns. i was here the last campaign for 23 days. matters because the people i trust most in life and politics are the people who -- the idea that they care about forms in the gut first and then it goes to the heart and then it is articulated through their head. they are the people i trust. the people who arrive at a conclusion based on intellectual exercises and they have read it through, they are good people. when things get really tough and things get tough, they are the people who sometimes crack. the guys and the women who feel it in their gut, they can taste it, they understand it, smell it, see it, they are the people i trust. same, you are in the category. i know about irish and

pennsylvania. but the conversation often veered from toomey versus mcginty to trump versus clinton. in northeast philadelphia, pennsylvania's senate race can be overshadowed. >> have you decided who you're going to vote for in the senate ra race? >> i'm not paying too much attention to the senate race, i'm looking more to the presidential election. >> reporter: across the street from this barbershop, senator pat toomey was on a campaign stop trying to keep talks on his election rather than the presidential one that seems so unavoidable. toomey is a republican who said he hasn't decided whether to support donald trump. but his opponent isn't buying it. >> the trump-toomey ticket has not been a friend to the middle class. >> reporter: you talk about the trump-toomey ticket. but pat toomey has not endorsed donald trump. so is that fair to talk about a trump-toomey ticket? >> well, i would invite senator toomey then to say he's not for donald trump. he hasn't said that. >> reporter: at the family-owned market where toomey stopped today, they said before the senator spoke that they hadn't decided on

today, lawmakers will discuss a proposal to install speed cameras on the boulevard in northeast philadelphia. pennsylvania house transportation committee will hear testimony at city hall. a proposed state law would ticket speeders $150 if they were caught driving 11 miles per hour. the fine would be sent to people in the mail. >>> happening today, with a possible strike looming administration and fault at pennsylvania's -- faculty, at pennsylvania's state universities are heading back to the bargaining table. they have been working without a contract since june 2015. >> new on "action news," a former airman in dover air force base has been sentenced to 18 months probation in the death of a toddler corbett claims the boy accidently fell down a flight of stairs to his death. he was charged with first degree murder later convicted of criminally negligent homicide. the toddler's mother expressed disappointment after the sentencing. >>> philadelphia police released new pictures of a man during 89 assault of a woman in the made in america festival. detectives say a man grabbed a random woman's arm and bit her s

thunderstorms, showers over and over and williams field headed toward away from us here in northeast ohio into pennsylvania headed off to the north and east into line still. as far as causing issues on the roadway, new line, cold brew, looking much better, but not completely done you may see another round. heavier showers, a few thunderstorms mixing in north of akron, to stole. venice, light rain lexington moderate rain. south, also watching shower activities, red is heavy rain. moving toward shreveport, already there or soon -- or soon. dressed in toward coshocton, at this point it's dry a lot of clouds, but you -- , but you will have that increase in 15 to 20 minutes, moving at 25 to 30 miles per hour but slowing of an sitting over the same areas and dumping the rain is ending tonight. the week's little front is dry a, but it is very -- , but it is very weeks. the noticeable difference with the francis it they humidity, 57 and comfortable, cleveland 66 akron. the picked before the rainfall is and isn't, it disappears and it's better to new philadelphia showers and storms through at 11:00, impressive numb

and i am showing in northeast ohio, and pennsylvania alike into illinois and michigan under beautiful fair conditions, clear tonight and we have a round of thunderstorms creeping closer and and closer, impacting us for next week and yesterday, the headliner with the this morning, not quite as chilly but not grand enough to make a difference. it's cool out there and 53 in medina. , 58, akron? 61, cleveland; 57, mansfield and a brisk start for some of us. the temperatures will drop before getting better and this is a setup as follows. the high pressure is dominating, bringing us the nice weather and we have the cold front bringing with it the and arriving throughout wednesday. the future cast brings us to this afternoon. 81 degrees by 1:45, meaning we're going to go higher than that and into the mid-80s by this afternoon. the overnight temperatures in the 60s and this is that rain chance and we're seeing scattered showers and thunderstorms for your wednesday afternoon. around lunchtime and later. be prepared for it. and your power-of-5 seven-day forecast, breaking this down and this is

winding up in the wrong hands it happened at noon when gun dealer michael jones of northeast firearms holmdel pennsylvania alerted lamb his black barrett ar15 similar to these was gone. agents with the attorney general's office locked down the national guard armory and scowered inside and out to no a veigh. police say it could have been lifted as much as two hours earlier. he noticed around noon with a two-hour window one of the guys had disappeared off the table. the thing that concerns us the most this is an assault rifle, ar15. >> on the phone worker with northeast firearms would begun his name said he lost an expensive weapon and was surprised law enforcement didn't see it and hung up saying he had bigger issues to deal with. some dealers chain their weapons and roll cameras on them to keep thieves away say police. none were used this time. >> we did, you know, voice our opinion to him that he should have had these things secured down. >> he didn't? >> he did not have them secured. >> new york city did he not. >> reporter: he didn't have them chained non video running on his purchases? >> not on his t

disable truck on the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension, southbound right there at lansdale exit, the right lane is block but it doesn't appear to be slowing anybody down. due to the regional rail service adjustments market frankford line a.m. service levels will be extended on the market frankford lines until 10:00 o'clock and p.m. service levels will run from 3:00 until 7:00 today. there you go, guys. >> perfect, thanks very much, sue. >>> mother teresa a catholic nun who devoted her life to helping india's poor has been officially declared a statement. >> pope francis deliver the canonization mass yesterday. amy kelloggs report. saint teresa died 19 years ago today at the age of 87. >> reporter: catholic church bestowing highest honor on mother theresa pope francis declaring the albanian nun a saint. >> carry her smile in our hearts and give that smile to those we meet along our journey. >> reporter: tens of thousands of pilgrims attended the canonization, huge portrait of mother teresa hung during the colorful ceremony. some 1500 homeless people across italy, were bused in th

. >>> traffic is moving on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. an overturned truck was blocking the northbound lanes in upper milford township for more than two hours this morning, no injuries reported. >>> the eagles are flying high off that win and the impressive debut from carson wentz. head coach doug peterson is discussing the game at the nova care complex in south philadelphia. his first season game was 29-10 victory over the cleveland browns yesterday afternoon. wentz returned 78 yards for two touchdowns. the prime time showdown is in chicago next monday night. >>> a possible arson destroys the mosque when the orlando nightclub shooter worshiped before his rampage. >>> there's fallout for some nfl players who refused to stand for the national anthem. >>> david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. investigators are looking into a possible arson at the mosque attended by the orlando nightclub shooter. police have video of one approaching the islamic center in for the pierce. the m

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pennsylvania turnpike, no delays here at mid county tolls but we have a closure on the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension, northbound, and it is shut down between quakertown and lehigh valley all due to an overturned tractor trailer. everything else looks good on the pennsylvania turnpike itself, but again, northeast extension northbound shut down between exit 44, quakertown and lehigh valley, exit 56, that is quite a stretch. we will move traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span, and no delays, on any of the area bridges and this is no exception. ben franklin bridge looks fine. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. >>> think you can spot a scam? according to some estimates one in five people lose money to a scam every year with conn artists stealing millions. but the people of likely to fall for a scam may not be who you think. three on your side's jim donovan explains. >> reporter: he throughout he won a million-dollar from publisher's clearinghouse. >> i thought this is great, thank you god, thank you god. >> reporter: when father mi

if you look to the north you see a sliver of green westward through portions of pennsylvania northeastisburg that's the front dropping to the south. always it pushes to the south it will drop the temperatures down. 75 degrees is the high temperature we're shooting for today, which is on par for this time of year. 65 is the low temperature, it's our present temperature reading. 90 degrees days how many have we had at this point. what a summer this has been. we have cracked the top five 46 times this year we hit 90 degrees or higher. 2010, 55. 1991, 53. this is the 5th all time number of 90-degree days, i don't think we'll be adding to that. from this point on we are done. reading, 64. philadelphia, 65, millville, 68. the front extends or is draped across the viewing area. cooler and drier on the northwest, sticky to the southeast, the front has not cleared the coast just yet, but it will over the next couple of hours and we all get in on the cooler, drier air this afternoon. here's the water vapor shot you can see where the cold front is right now, it's pushing through the mid atlantic

northeast extension little issue here well north of pits town pennsylvania, turnpike northeast extension that southbound off ramp is closed because of the tractor trailer accident. they are working to clean that up but this i just want you you to be aware of this morning well to the north. also this issue, continues in delaware or limerick, sorry, lewis road and bener road is an accident part of the lewis road is block. that is just in limerick north on 422 in the area. work your way around that one. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> lets get to this developing story out of juniata park a child is in critical condition after being hit by a car in the 4200 block of elm street. police say four year-old girl was standing or taken to st. christopher's hospital around 7:00 last night. she's expect to survive. we're told the driver did stay at that scene. >>> homicide detectives have issued a warrant in the murder of a 29 year-old father who was gunned down in front of the her 12 year-old son. police are searching for johnson who is person who shot pierre burbage in front of the community cen

now, that dealer northeast firearms is based in holmdel pennsylvania. company was selling guns at a weekend gun show at the national guard armory. mows say the dealer noticed the weapon missing around noon. he says, he last probably thought about two hours earlier. >> it's a military style weapon. and it's very high powered. these bullets can go through body armor, vehicles and that's our concern we don't know want these guns ending up in the wrong answer. >> a person who answered the phone at northeast firearms was disappointed law enforcement officers did not see the gun being stolen. >>> georgia congressman and civil rights leader received a big honor tonight in philadelphia. representative john lewis received liberty medal tonight at the constitution center. lewis fought for voting rights in the 1960s right alongside dr. martin luther king, jr. tonight he call the award a great and special honor but says he was never trying to win an award with his work. lewis told the crowd they made him cry tonight and he'll never forget this evening. >>> before t

pennsylvania. the weekend is northeast. >>> we turn now to politics, where it got even more personal today between donald trump and hillary clinton, with bill clinton now emerging as fair game in the trump playbook. then there was gary johnson, the third-party candidate and the tough time he had last night. we get more tonight from nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: hillary clinton in iowa today, bracing for an onslaught of new attacks, with the trump team signaling they're poised to past indiscretions. >> what's your response today? >> he can run his campaign however he chooses. that's up to him. >> reporter: in the debate, trump stayed away from bill clinton's past, but nbc news has obtained a trump surrogate's talking points memo, telling them to talk about clinton's infid infidelities. trump today in new hampshire trying out a new attack line. >> follow the money. >> reporter: but backstage with way reporter, pressed on the strategy of dredging up the clinton's history. clinton anyway? >> well, you'll have to figure that out. i think it's pretty simple to figure that out. >> possibly in the ne

rain free conditions here, there is a cluster of some thunderstorms across central pennsylvania moving to the northeastould be clipping the poconos overnight but this evening a nice night for chopper six to take flight over center city probably a good night to be in the air since with the adele concert, the springstein concert and traveling is tough and he will be playing more than an hour on wednesday night i was great. want to share this with viewers and this was posted on my facebook page from avalon new jersey beautiful sunset and see a kayak on there and a nice end to a summer day and had 44 days this year of temperatures in the 90s and only had five years of more days that that the record back in 2010, 55 days in the 90s hopefully we will not get near to that but looking at two more days this week. the heat index right now makings it feel 87 in philadelphia, millville 87, trenton 85, reddening 84, certainly still very warm out there and satellite six along with action radar showing again there is a cluster of thunderstorms that could be clipping the poconos what i'm waiting for that will change o

county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike and in delays here but we have a closure on the pennsylvania turnpike, northeastertown and lehigh valley. that stretch of the northeast extension is shut down, for an overturn tractor trailer. keep that in mind. everything else on the the pennsylvania turnpike looks all right. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. >> thank you, closures galore. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning a bureaucratic fight between wills eye hospital and the feds, find out who is coming to the hospital support and why it is personal. >>> just say cheese, america's favorite sandwich gets its own day, great place to celebrate close to home in the next half an did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. a bureaucratic battle over licensing is threatening services at wills eye hospital. and now it is a big show of support for the hospital. "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl picks up the story. >> wills eye hospital, to use vast un

northeast asia. >>> vice president biden comes to pennsylvania to campaign for the man who wants to replace him. biden will be in pittsburgh to support tim kaine. the two will speak at the city's labor day parade. "action news" viewer sent in pictures of former president bill clinton at the made in america festival. he was looking for votes for his wife hillary clinton the democratic nominee. >>> donald trump campaigns in virginia tomorrow and holds rallies in virginia and florida this weekend. >>> it was a rough weekend for the phillies and the fanatic trying to fend off the braves. atlanta at that swept the phillies. the phillies lost all six games of the home stand. >> 5:15 right now. a philadelphia duo is honored on the hollywood walk of fame. >> what a diagnosis of diabetes early in life may mean later in life. >> reporter: temperatures in the upper 50s in the lehigh valley, 63 in the city. beautiful start to the day, we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. third president? male teacher: and the largest planet? male teacher: someone we haven't heard from. female t

jones of northeast firearms holme dale, pennsylvania alerts agents with state attorney general's office and the armory is locked down in a search for the weapon. lieutenant dennis rosenbaum leads the police department's northeast detectives. >> he noticed around noon with a two hour window one of the guns had disappeared off the table. the thing that concerns us the most is that this is an assault rifle ar15. >> reporter: ar15 lethal in the wrong hands remains missing tonight. on the phone, a northeast firearms worker who wouldn't give his name said he was angry he lost an expensive gun adding he was surprised law enforcement in the armory didn't see it. he hung up saying, he had bigger issues to deal with. rosenbaum says while not required some dealers use chains and cameras to keep their guns from walking, not this time. >> we did, you know, voice our opinion to him that he should have had these guns secured down. >> he didn't. >> he did not have them secured. >> new york city he did not. >> he didn't have them chained and no video running on his purchase. >> not on his table no. >> r

jones of northeast firearms holme dale, pennsylvania alerts agents with state attorney general's office the armory is locked down and a search for the weapon. lieutenant dennis rosenbaum leads the police department's northeast detectives. >> he noticed around noon with a two-hour window that one of the guns had disappeared off the table. the thing that concerns us the most this is an assault rifle, ar15. >> reporter: ar15 lethal in the wrong hands remains missing tonight. on the phone, a northeast firearms worker who wouldn't give his name said he was angry he had lost an expensive gun adding he was surprised law enforcement in the armory didn't see it. he hung up saying he had bigger issues to deal with. rosenbaum says while not required some dealers use chips and cameras to keep their guns from walking. not this time. >> we did, you know, voice our opinion to him that he should have had these things secured down. >> reporter: he didn't? did he not have them secured. >> no, did he not. >> reporter: didn't have them chained and no video running on his purchases? >> no, not on his table,

northeast. children in pottsville, pennsylvania were approached by clowns at a playground on monday night. the clowns yelled, cursed and threw sticks at them before driving away. they are investigating the sightings. >>> the nfl player that sparked nationwide protest of national anthem is outlining colin kaepernick said he will give $100,000 a month to the next ten organizations that support his protest of racial inequality. the quarterback plans to set up a web site to people can see how it is used. colin kaepernick has received death threats for sitting or kneeling during the national anthem. >>> a group of cheer leaders are following colin kaepernick's lead. they took a knee after the raised their fists during the anthem. >>> this morning, the daughter of a u.s. senator and head of the company that makes epipens is set to defend her company's high prices before a congressional committee. under heather bre sh's leadership, the price topped out at over $600,000. her testimony has leaked this morning and expected to defend the increased cost by saying that her company only makes $50 per ep

. >> ♪ >> a nasty crash tied up traffic for hours this morning on the northeast extension of the pennsylvaniae. chopper6 was over the wreck in the northbound lanes in upper milford township. a cherry picker overturned and spilled fuel onto the highway. it was hours before crews were able to tow the wreck away and get traffic moving again. from the air you can see the massive backups that this crash caused right in the middle of the morning commute. fortunately, though, no one was hurt. >> philadelphia is marking a milestone in also efforts to bring visitors to town. officials from visit philadelphia the city's tourism and promotion agency celebrated 20 years in existence today. merrill levitz the group's president and ceo spoke about the many ways tourism has helped the city boom in recent years. she also talked about new ways to draw even more visitors in years to come. >>> a welcome sight here after the red arrows that defined last friday. green across-the-board. the dow surging today 240 points. the nasdaq on the rise just about 86 points tax the s & p 500 also up 31 and a quarter points.

that dealer, northeast firearms is based in pennsylvania. police say the dealer thinks the weapon was miss to go where two hours when he realized it was gone. >>> it is a military style weapon. a person who answered the phone at northeast firearms says he was disappointed law enforcement did not see the gun get stolen. >>> what started as a police response call to a stalled vehicle ended with police shooting and killing an unarmed man in tulsa, oklahoma. now you this dash cam video mass been released showing exactly what happened moments before the victim was shot and killed. fox's steve rapaport has the very latest. >> reporter: graphic video released from the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man in the oklahoma. >> i will tell you right here right now there was no gun on the suspect or in the suspect vehicle. >> reporter: tulsa police were investigating terence kutcher's stalled vehicle in one of the videos, he can be seen walking toward his vehicle, his hand raised as officers follow him. >> shots fired. >> he appears to put his h

northeast asia. >> joe biden comes to pennsylvania to campaign for the man who wants to replace him. the two will speak at the labor day parade. >>> "action news" viewer sent in a picture of former president, bill clinton there looking for votes for his wife hillary clinton. >>> donald trump campaigns in virginia tomorrow and hold rallies in north carolina and florida this week. >> in today's tech bytes, apple is rolling out new products and features this week. the next generation iphone is expected to debut on wednesday along the apple watch 2 and siri may get you a ride on uber and search for items on pintrest. >>> one of the most watched videos on youtube right now is a live stream from jackson hole wyoming. >> thousands of people are watching pedestrians walk across an intersection, cars drive by, the big question, why. apparently somebody posted online they are going to do something in front of the camera. so far nothing. >> those are the tech bytes. >> have a great day. [chicken crows] honey what are you doing? watching a cow. oh, what's it doing? [cow crows like chicken] impre

northeast extension. look at these delays, pennsylvania turnpike westbound near virginia drive from bensalem to virginia drive traveling 11, 13 miles per hour because of an disabled tractor-trailer in the center lane. >> we'll take a break and come back to accuweather. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. sight he away from the shore ths morning. cool and comfortable temperatures in the low 50s an 60s. this afternoon, low humidity lots of sunshine, high of 83 degrees, light winds it will

for now though, i'm live in northeast philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> faculty at pennsylvania's4 state universities will vote on whether to authorize a strike next month. the voting will continue through friday. faculty members have been working without a contract since june of last year. state officials say they want to reach a fair contract. >>> fire destroyed an old bridge in the jersey shore. the flames broke out last night on the beesleys point bridge. it connects summers point with upper township. it was no longer in service. they were in the process of tearing it down when the fire started. no one was hurt. also no word on the cause. >>> we now know when bill cosby's sexual assault trial will begin in montgomery county. we'll show you video here of cosby walking out of the courthouse in norristown. this happened yesterday afternoon. a judge had just set a trial date of june 5th of next year. cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand in 2004. the defense wants the case moved out of montgomery county. saying it would be hard to get an untainted ju

west side of it we have a ridge of high pressure at the surface, extending from northeast of new york into western pennsylvania, down into western north carolina. pretty dry air east of that high. a lot of and should stay mainly clear for the day. we do have a frontal system. there's the low pressure area that constitutes hermune at this point. it looks like it's drifting very slowly north now, 70 miles per hour wind else. it will drift a little to the east, then back to the northeast over the next 2 or 3 days, eventually weakening. however, it could bring a bit of a pounding to the nearby coast in terms of high waves and some high water. not possessive winds expected up there, and only associated with it along those coasts. we have those -- in control today. on the west side of hermine an upper level low close to it. high cirrus clouds that will move across parts of the eastern half of our viewing area during the late morning through the afternoon. but by late afternoon and evening, those clear out as well. we'll have clear skies tonight, high pressure and dry air dominate tomorrow. so expect our tuesday to b

is the marsalis shale the northeast, primarily in pennsylvania.ry issues and getting sufficient pipeline capacity built to take gas to the places where it's needed. now that you have laid out why you are bullish net gas, what is it, futures, stocks, what? kurt: we see good opportunities in equities linked to the natural gas price. we like owning independent power producers, companies like dynegy which produces power by burning coal and gas. they have a lot of low-cost plants. as the price of gas goes up, it pushes the cost of the marginal producer up. the reason we like owning dynegy, they are making tons of cash even at today's gas price. they will be able to produce their entire cap in free cash flow over the next four years. any increase in natural gas prices is just another benefit, another tailwind that will help them improve their balance sheet and pursue good reinvestment opportunities. alix: great perspective, kurt billick. thank you for joining us for. -- thank you for joining us. david: hillary clinton and donald trump are three days awa

gun dealer during a show in northeast philadelphia on sunday h that dealer, northeast firearms is based, in honesdale pennsylvania. the company was selling guns at national guard armory. police say dealer noticed weapon was missing around noon and he said he last seen it about two hours earlier, where is it? >> it is a military style weapon, and it is very high powered. these bullets can go through body arm or, they can go through vehicles and that is our concern, we don't want these guns in the wrong hands. >> well, big concern, a person who answered the phone, we called them at northeast firearms and said he was disappointed law enforcement did not see the gun getting stolen. >>> is this team for real. eagles are now two and zero. impressive win on the road in monday night football in chicago. how far can this team go. >> our experts weigh in. we have experts. >>> please join us this friday as we solute our troops for annual military take. come down to fourth and market, we will shut down the entire street, and throw a block party to honor men and women who serve our country. that is this friday september 23rd

overnight work on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound chester county has cleared. one zone left on the northeast extension lehigh valley interchange, right lane out of commission on this thursday morning. >>> a routine fire call uncovered a gruesome scene in germantown. the man was stabbed 77 times the fire perhaps to cover up the crime. let's go over to katherine scott at police headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this process a grooz so will the are ever jovanni oyola this was a gruesome crime. a smell traveled through the vents and hallways of east church lane. >> i smelled it throughout the week. >> reporter: what did you think it was? >> bad food, rotten chicken. >> reporter: neighbors thought nothing of it, but 9:00 a.m., monday, a fire broke out in apartment c-28. firefighters discovered the body of 64-year-old robert lynch. he was burned beyond recognition and in the advance stages of decomposition. >> the apartment was set on fire, so had the victim. it was unclear what caused his death. a postmortem examination revealed lynch was stabbed 77 times. police believe the

reporting in northeast philadelphia gray hall channel6 "action news". >> ♪ to the race for pennsylvaniaenate now. democratic candidate katie mcginty he today called for stronger financial safeguards for consumers. mcginty stood in front of a wells fargo branch in center city accusing her opponent pat toomey of wanting to dismantle the consumer pro he text agency an agency he that caught bank employees opening sham accounts. mcginty says toomey who once worked in the banking industry sides with banks over consumers. a toomey spokesperson says the senator wants strong tools to fight fraud and has fought to make wall street accountable. >>> in montgomery county they held a special ceremony to honor the sacrifices made by prisoners of war and those missing in action. the event at the vietnam veterans memorial outside the norristown courthouse marked pow mia day. 33 dedicated a chair donated by the disabled american veterans and vietnam veterans of america. >>> in trenton officials cut the ribbon today on thomas edison state university's newest building on campus. it's more than 36,000 squar

pennsylvania. they come from states across the northeast and even beyond. just a couple of examples, jash croft from pennsylvania, landsdale, not too far from philadelphia, said, and i quote, i owe my life, my life, my right eye and my sight to wills eye hospital and its brilliant ocular oncology team. losing federal designation as a hospital would have a devastating effect on the lives of thousands, many of them children who desperately need the specialized expertise of wills, unquote. so said jack croft. and ann chattergy from philadelphia said the following -- "wills eye hospital provides care to so many complex patients from all across the world. it's not just a -- quote -- surgery cernt, unquote. state regular lors got it right but federal regulators should revisit this. and the comments go on from there. we continue to hope that they will do that. my words in addition to the comments. kathleen o'brien from vestel, new york, not from pennsylvania -- quote -- "i needed wills eye hospital since 2005 to treat and monitor my ocular melanoma. they are the be

pennsylvania turnpike eastbound at the northeast extension we have an accident to report to you alsohe westbound lanes of the turnpike there are nice and slow. and we he do have a fatality. if you are heading to point pleasant or seaside heights please keep this in mind. road closures and of course police and big delays in the area on 195 eastbound approaching 537. so he again that's out there with some serious delays. taking a look at another big delay 95, this is southbound through our construction zone in cottman. you can see southbound delays taking you about a half hour right now. northbound not looking too badly. moving right along and showing you what it's looking like if you're heading down towards the shore points you can see southbound on 42 looking nice and clear right now. so certainly a good ride there at this point in time. going outside taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge you can see it's really nice and clear in both directions. we did clear up that construction on the walt whitman. we'll keep an eye on things and we'll bring you an update in the next half h

pennsylvania. there is a new center in northeast philadelphia to help enrich the lives of youngsters with autism. the center unveiled their newly expanded grant location today. the center's 15,000 square feet and added 50 additional jobs and the oldest autism center in the nation. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight a check of your accuweather forecast. sky 6 hd showing you center city from the sky 6 camera and adam joseph has the five-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other

northeast ohio. there you can see just to the east of us to be or thunderstorm warnings and even tornado warnings in pennsylvania. that threater continues to work its way to the east. all clear in northeast ohio. here is the culprit.c a cold front pushing through our area. it will drop to the south and east. tomorrow morning and through the evening along the front that's where we see a few hit and miss showers if you are northwest and along the lake shore. i do expect throughout the afternoon. high pressure will try to work its way into the region but that high will stay with usi for much of next week. here we go ando we take it hour by hour. scattered showers through the remainder of t the evening. by 1:00 in the morning lookingng better. we start off the day tomorrow with fog around and plenty of clouds. but look at a this, there is that not 20 percent chance of isolated shower southeastern communitieso if you're headed northwest to cedar point where the browns problem. we see more sent sunshine and clouds. high todayret at 82 degrees and tonight we head down to 64 degrees. it will be a muggy night in the show

northeast winters. >> my goal is to come up with some great genetic livestock that survives pennsylvania winters and isnice and easy to work with. if you can get a little extra honey out of them, that's good too. >> sreenivasan: several times a year, matlock harvests the honey that her bees produce. >> slice down with a knife. >> sreenivasan: she removes the wax caps to get to the honey, and then uses a hand-powered centrifuge to extract it. >> spin as fast as you can... >> sreenivasan: she says the taste changes with the seasons. >> fall honey is much darker than the spring honey. >> sreenivasan: hobbyists and part-timer beekeepers like matlock now account for 40% of u.s. honey production. >> look at how much we got just from four frames. >> sreenivasan: for matlock, though, tending to her hives is simply therapeutic. >> once i got over an initial fear of the bees when i was actually in the hive, i came to this point where i felt so serene. every time i'm working in the beehive, time passes really quickly. learn some of the most surprising facts about bees. visit us online at www.pbs.org/newshour. >>

pennsylvania. and it's tracking along to the northeast. but the whole line itself is tracking directly east. meaning that these storms will be over us as we move later into your day. let's time it out with our future cast model hour by hour here we. we see the clouds right now hanging over us. then we go into your afternoon and we see some rain starting to pick up over allentown areas around the lehigh valley, some of the pennsylvania suburbs could be the first to see those spotty storms develop. as we move later into the day you see more of the spotty activity popping up even into new jersey. but the stronger activity, that doesn't hit until night. look at the pockets of stronger storms, red, yellow, oranges you see, thunderstorms right around 4:00 a.m. your monday early in the morning. now the model may be going a little strong here but what i want to show is that it shows that line really forming as it moves across our area, through your morning commute monday. so i would certainly be grabbing the umbrella, tossing it in to the car for your drive to work tomorrow because it does look like

abo one hour, he has been campaigning across northeast spoke at another uaw hall he is appealing to working matters about his blue-collar roots in pennsylvania,b donald trump did pretty well with the primary so biden is a good weapon to win over those voters we expect som strong tax against donald trump like he did earlier today. if you do not see them you heard them, i the angels practice tody and cleveland headline in the air show, roosevelt leftwich talk with those who fly on those who keep them flying o . >> it is perhaps the coolest da job in the world, is also perhaps the coolest day job where people look at what you d and are amazedb, for navy kansas city, he says that the blue angels is still the cooles day jobob but to get into the a it is about hard worko and par of the team. >> it is a cool experience is not just leave flying it is a chance to represent something larger than ourselves. u.s. navy blue angels are one of the oldest rescission find teams in the world, the movie i years to make up the team had t be fly more than ten ye had more than 1200 flight hours they had to be better than excellent, he says that thrill of the crow

to do the same with a fourth airplane with the northeast ohio skies having the location of the hijacking of flight 93, which crashed into the pennsylvania meadow when passengers fought for control of it. it was put into th target. >> possibly toward the white house. it crashed in pennsylvania. >> reporter: the story hit cleveland when an airplane landed at cleveland hopkins airport. newschannel5 cameramen bob seeley was dispatched. >> i don't know if we expected it to blow up. >> i saw officers went up and down the stairs to get into the what to expect other than something is wrong here. any place could be the next target. >> reporter: that playing was later to -- playing -- plane was later determined to be clean. we all wondered what could happen next and where. >> especially when it comes to a situation like 9/11. it could hit everybody. my brother was on a train that arrived at the trade towers maybe 20 first plane hit. he was okay and he walked through the city because all of the so please were shut down. -- subways were shut down. basically, the entire city walking out. you are talking 8 million people. >> reporter: newschannel5 co

we have a nice northeast wind across the area, that's giving us that cooler air mass. 79 pennsylvania, even the lee high valley, wilmington, delaware coming in at 78 degrees. in south jersey, temperatures are very comfortable at this hour and the low humidity really making it feel like fall right now. if you're in pittman, 76 degrees, medford 77. 77 in mt. laurel. 77 lumberton, 78 degrees robbinsville, 75. princeton coming in, 74 degrees. cooler today, much cooler as we go through tonight. we will have that fall chill around tonight and when you wake up tomorrow morning. take a look at the overnight low temperatures. there could be some spots in the lehigh valley that drop into the upper 40s. vine land, usually one of the cooler spots in new jersey, could be dropping to the low 50s tonight. a 55 mt. holly, wilmington 59, trenton, and those numbers will be hitting right around sun rise tomorrow and another nice afternoon. we will be getting back into the 80s as we go into the weekend, but it's not going to be that uncomfortable heat, it will be pretty comfortable with some showers on s

northeast philadelphia today. center was awarded a grant by commonwealth of pennsylvania which helped fund the development. with more than 15,000 square feet of added space, it can now offer services to a growing number of families, affected by autism. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" there is a new doctor in the house from cbs news hit drama code black. >> veteran actor rob low joins the cast, we will talk to him as well as cast member marcia gay harden about the show's second season. >>> in today's brotherly love story a food drive inspired by a very famous person and it is right on time, kate? >>> and it is that time of the day again where we break down the weekend so you can make those plans sunday, definitely looks like better day for plans outside across the entire area but what we're seeing outside today is what we will see as we head into sat take, it will be mostly cloudy, scattered showers, temperatures only around 60 in the poconos saturday, 70's in the city and down the shore. sunday that upper low weakens, temperatures warm up we will see sun return but still cannot rule out a shower eve