reporting live from the nova care center. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> eagles head coach doug peterson is talking about the big win right now. you're looking live at his post-game news conference at the nova care center in south philadelphia. we'll have a wrap up of what peterson had to say at 12:30. >>> the government's key witness is back on the stand in the bridgegate trial in new jersey. >>> a missing boater is found alive floating in the water a week after he disappeared at sea. meteorologist david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >> the bridgegate trial continues today in newark, new jersey with the key government witness back on the stand. david wildstein worked for the port authority and pled guilty for causing traffic gridlock near the george washington bridge back in 2013 to punish a make sure for not endorsing chris christie. in charlotte, protesters are attending city council meeting to call for the resignation of the mayo

and he was here at the nova care complex at 5:15 this morning. with the birds, i'm john clark, csn. >> the good news is, eagles healthy heading into the opening sunday. patriots, becoming official today, a fourth round pick in 2018. doug pedersen was asked why they made the deal. >> he did put himself in a position to compete. and be a part of the eagles. it was just -- we just felt at this time, not only a great opportunity for him, but for some of our young players that were playing well during camp to make this roster as well. >> the sixers have re-signed elton brand to a one-year deal. he played in 17 games with the sixers last year. he will continue to serve as a mentor to the sixers young players. >>> on the mound tonight, the phillies going for a sweep of the marlins in miami. coverage begins at 6:30. >>> here are this week's choices for the high"high school blitz"e of the week. we'll have the winner for you tomorrow night at 11:00. jim and jacqueline, back to you. >> amy, thanks. >>> for a look at what's coming up tonight at 11:00, a man

john clark has more from the nova care complex. >> the eagles defensive backs will have a touch matchp monday night defending al shawn jeffrey and she should be without quarterback lee oh dismckelvin, but jalen mills got some time in the second half filling in for him against the browns. take a look at the eagles defensive front. they've got to be licking their chops. jay cutler, bears quarterback, was sacked five times in week one. he was hit 13 times, and he was pressured on 40% of his throws. nobody was pressured more in week one. i sat down with eagles safety malcolm jenkins, and he says you can see a big difference with jay if he is hit early. >> every time you can get pressure on jay cutler, he's an entirely different quarterback. that's with most quarterbacks, but when you see his demeanor and body language change if you get hits on him, especially coming off a game where he already got beat up. >> malcolm says it can be huge getting that chicago crowd to turn against their own team early on, and the bears are only 3-13 at home over the last two years. only tennessee has been w

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of days and finally as we head into wednesday and thursday and friday, it's moving off the coast of nova scotia so we will nson, 85 d borrow, wilson, in rocky mount, and around the triangle, 86 degrees and in raleigh, 84 south hill, virginia. temperatures fall to 63, r, cool, and comfortable and 95s tomorrow and wednesday. we'll start in on thursday and 94 in the afternoon, low 90s friday, saturday, and sunday, next chance of rain until the end of the weekend on sunday. 6:22. ali has a look at the morning drive. >> good morning. we have a crash to let you know creedsville. lewisburg at i 540. nc 481 in halifax county, if you're traveling to a holiday cookout, you may wt to get off at rocky mount and 301 instead. durham, same thing through fayetteville moving well a drive times from durham on the freeway, very quick and 10 minutes. not a bad day d leaving you with a look at i-440, very quiet, 6:23. >> almost 6:in the morni. >>> don't know the difference >>> sometimes wine experts can smell and taste ingredients most of us can't. how it could lead to breakthrough for alzheimer's. >> rep de

it takes on the track then it begins the right turn traveling just south of nova scotia. we do have the tropical storm warnings because of the possibility of those strong winds and also be happening on the ocean. >> it's just offshore. most of it is out of radar edge. it pushes its way in. so the tropical storm morning are up a and they will last all the way through wednesday. >> why sit so strong. it's been moved by. sbu look at how warm this water is. phenomenon of the water, the more intensity the storms can become. it is allowing it to stay have strong out there. we're seeing about 20, 252 waves that's only about 100 today. most of today the ocean was a plilt flat. but as that air starts to really churn things up and the ocean starts to churn tchings up as well. you're going see a lot of action going on at the beach. threat's 25uck about the wind. it's going ramp up here and stayed sustained is about the 35 to 40 mile an hour category. now that's why i put that area into a 30 to 50 mile per hour ravenlgt inland, about 15 to 25. here is the other issue. you get inland.

it's close to nova scotia, right? they are taking on the bills but the bills are hungry for a win and there is already turmoil. head coach rex ryan fired his offense of coordinator after last week's game. playing with your back against the wall is always difficult. >> on the road. it's an exciting opportunity to see what it is going to be like in a very hostile environment. we haven't been there in 12 seasons. it's really unfamiliar territory. we are not accustomed to their personnel. it's a lot of things we haven't seen and it's going to be a great test for us. >> the arizona coyotes are kicking off another season at gila river arena. a fourth-place finish last year. captain shane doan says the team has a lot to prove. >> we have to be better than we there is times we are good but the goal for our group should be to consistently hold ourselves to a high standard. >> can you believe hockey is back already? >> i can a little, yeah. >> we just started football. the coyotes start practice tomorrow. the sun's report monda

nova southeastern, st. petersburg college, stetson and more closures today, pasco hernando state college as well as new college, florida state and the university of florida closed today as well. for a full list of closures, cancellations and delays, visit us online at wfla.com. >>> we have seen so many incredible pictures, images, videos this morning. tropical storm hermine's high winds and heavy rains are reeking havoc along the gulf coast. >> and when the storm made land fall, the 80 miles per hour. at that point, a hurricane and now a tropical storm. ryan hughes is north of us near the big bend of florida. he is live from cedar key. still looks like it's win deover there, ryan. -- windy over there, ryan. >> reporter: good morning once again. you can see my rain suit whipping in the wind. take a look at the trees. the wind has picked up since we last came to you live and the one point that it pushed the barricade and bent it in the middle. you might be able to see that. but that's the big issue right now.

nova vac shares plunging. data did not meet free specified objectives.tar gets respiratory diseases and they say they didn't demonstrate efficacy with regard to related diseases. shared selling off premarket. samsung formally recall 1g million galaxy 7 phones in the u.s. the company said it received 92 reports of batteries overheating in the country including 26 reports of burns and 55 cases of property damage. it gets worse and worse. you keep hearing from people who have been flying actually that they make announcements on the planes to turn off and get -- >> it's the tale of two high end smartphone launches. iphone is definitely making the headlines for better reasons. more to watch, depomed. they were pushed to look for a better deal. unilever reportedly in talks to buy a company at $1 billion. g.e. winning a $1.9 billion contract from the uk's hinckley point power plant. it's the newest in decades. not moving share price up much. >>> in other news this morning the fallout continues at wells fargo. they announced that 185 million dollar fine against

in andy tale's final season nova is 3-1. penn lost to fordham. i'm john clark. your eagles sunday. >>> we will get to that eagles football forecast in just a minute. let's talk about the lehigh valley today your planner 49 degrees your temperature by 8:00 a.m. as we move along here lunchtime 64 degrees, as we move into your afternoon just barely making it into the lower 70s here with winds at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. really going to be a nice day and the reason being is that even when you're only seeing temperatures in the upper 60s, lower 70s but the sun is bearing down on you it feels pretty good outside. that's what we're expecting across the region through the afternoon. delaware 62 at 10:00 amount, 67 by your lunch hour. mid to low 70s by the lower part of the day. in new jersey very similar forecast. we will go from the 50s in the morning to about the mid 60s at lunchtime. plenty of sun out there and again the low to i think mid 70s by your late afternoon. along the shore it will be a struggle to even make it to 70 degrees. 58 right now at 7:49 this m

season nova is 3-1. i'm john clark.oy your eagles sunday. >>> i'm rosemary connors for nbc 10 at issue. join me later this morning for a discussion with josh shapiro, he is the democratic candidate for pennsylvania attorney general. >> i'm someone who has stood up time and time again to take on the gun lobe, to be able to make our streets safer, to protect a woman's right to choose. >> that plus pain at the pump, the big mistake you could be making that's costing you big bucks, we will tell you how to make a quick fix that could save you up to 25%. that's coming up this morning at 11:30 following "meet the press" only on nbc 10. pennsylvania are at stake today at the link when the eagles host the pittsburgh steelers. kickoff is at 4:25 this afternoon. steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger is already in town, he made a special visit to camden county yesterday. he visited with k-9 teams that will compete in the national patrol dog trials which start today. roethlisberger's charitable foundation plans to donate a k-9 to

nova. - here you go. and i see some crazy french fries here, too. - yes absolutely. so we have house cut french fries that are also made in house. they are crispy, salty and wonderful. - [david] that's terrific. so there you go, it's starting to happen. and those little french fries can go in there too sometimes? - they sure can. you can shove, stuff french fries into anything that we make. - [david] this is what i love so much. it reminds me of the gyro style kind of thing. expect that we actually use, we have chicken and turkey and we actually use the thigh meat from both birds and they're marinated overnight and they're cooked on the rotisserie as you're seeing it, then we cut it fresh for you as you order it. - [david] wow so as it turns, it makes it, that outside crispy and caramelized a little bit. - [jewels] yes so it has a wonderful caramelization on the outside, a little bit of crunch to brighten up whatever it is that you're eating. - [david] i just love that. so that's gonna go in a pita or on a bowl? - that's correct. so i believe this young lady actually

there's also very interesting documentation for the refugee experience in nova scotia and then several thousands of them relocate in the 1790s and good to sierra leone in west africa. and this provides a very interesting echo effect to their experience in the revolution in that they find that the british empire is not fulfilling its promises that it had made to them and they will good to sierraee loney new promises are made to them which also with not be fulfilled. yes, sir? >> my question.the population -- >> i'm sorry. i -- joe number piston population between at the patriots and loyalists. >> this is tough to do because people swing back and forth between sides. there's the famous john adams state. he said a third of americans were patriots, third were loyalists and a third were in the middle. i think that's almost certainly too high on the loyalists. and probably too low on the patriots, and too low on he people in the middle. so my best sense -- we're talking about the very start, '75, '76, i would say a fifth of the american people are will tolling make a pretty strong commitment

you can see the last little strip of showers in nova scotia right now. as the high settles atop the area, skies will remain clear. most importantly, the humidity will stay low at this point. we had it tough with pretty high humidity the last couple weeks. we get a break tomorrow, tuesday . very comfortable, refreshing air. we will boost the humidity in the air. behind the showers and thunderstorms with the cold front wednesday night. thursday, we are right back into another refreshing air mass. so for your sunday night come into monday morning, if you are heading out to the bus stop first thing monday morning or heading off to work, you might need a light jacket with you. maybe even a sweater. high-pressure right overhead and we get that cool start through we make up for it a bit in the afternoon. tuesday is another great day. then we eyeball this next cold front on wednesday. it is really wednesday night. i think most of the day on wednesday is fine. check out temperatures in the 50's tonight. 70 to 75 for tomorrow. looks like a great day with loads of

up to the gulf of maine and nova scotia. the dew point is 77. 90% and showers and storms diving to the south. good news coming up for tomorrow. high pressure nose is down and low pressure spins off the coast line. perhaps a day or so of lower partly cloudy. >> a quieter day. a touch less humid. then on wednesday. partly cloudy. hot, storms high up to 91. low tide 704 time. shares returning for next week. a big tilt. ole miss may be seminoles at 79. >>> we'll talk about that game on the other side. as hosting the o's. and six six days and cubing. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous

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 man who killed the 39 people at the nightclub in june attended that mosque and his father still goes there. it's been destroyed. >>> the cease-fire calls for assad to stop targeting rebels. it would be a turning point in the civil war if both sides put down arms. >>> all eyes will be on san francisco 49ers quarter back coll

doug peter son is talking about the game at the nova care complex here in philadelphia. we'll have more coming up on "action news" at 4:00. last night's game had controversy on the sidelines, eagles safety malcolm jenkins and several others raised their right fists, and the gesture was not anti-police they said. >>> less than a week away from the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. clinton is spending day off the campaign trail and trump will campaign this afternoon in north carolina. >>> one of hollywood's highest profile couples no more. actress angelina jolie has filed for divorce from brad pitt. the decision was made for the health of the family. the couple's relationship started during the filming of the movie mr. and mrs. smith. they later became known as brangelina and wed in france in 2014. the couple has six children together. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, you could be wasting money by making the wrong choice at the gas pump. and wells fargo ceo takes the hot seat after the bank opened millions of accounts without people's permis

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at the nova care complex. >>> malcolm jenkins also tells nbc news 10 he did not receive a specific death threat visibility of monday night's anthem protest. but there was a meme wi-- >> jenkins says he's received mixed reactions raising his fists along with two teammates, he says he wants to start a conversation about national racial division. >> i think in light, really over the last few days, we have had two more, you know, killings, at the hands of police, and so i think that the message is even more relevant has we move past this week here. >> on the prep scene, be sure to vote for our high school game of the week, the choices are on your screen, just call or text the number on your screen. to announce the winner tomorrow night. we'll be right back. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. katiejoey, ricky, eileen,hnny, me, and colleen...immy, all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different poin

it's the focus of the film he produced for the pbs program nova premiering tomorrow night o "15 years of terror." tonight, an inside look at the t changing face of counterterrorism. >> reporter: this is the room 9/11 built. the operations center at the national counterterrorism center just outside washington, d.c. >> so on a 24/7 basis, we have officers here working in shifts who are consuming, reading, analyzing, and assessing everyal bit of available information that there is, to try to figuree out what terrorist threats are aimed at the united states. >> reporter: nick rasmussen is the director here. the agency itself, and this room in particular, were created to encourage the myriad of intelligence, military and law enforcement organizations involved in national security ta share classified information.si this is where they try to connect the dots. >> so there are probablyer officers in n.c.t.c. from 17 or 18 different government organizations all across the government. g basically, every three or four letter agency that you could probably name, we probably have somebody here at n

it was produced as part of tonight's "nova" special, "15 years of terror," reported by miles o'brien, it's our weekly segment about the leading edge of technology. >> reporter: they called it "think again, turn away." the concept: use sarcasm as way to turn islamic state images into an argument against their grim techniques of terror. the creator and producer: the u.s. state department. today, everyone agrees the message was worse than ineffective; it played right into the hands of the terrorists. >> you know, part if it is that i don't think the government should do snark or sarcasm. i don't think we're good at it. >> reporter: richard stengel is the under secretary of state fof public diplomacy and public affairs. he realized he was the one who needed to "think again." >> one of the things that weth realized is that we're not the best messenger for the message that we want to get out there. in fact, when we were a messenger at all, they use that against us. >> reporter: so they stopped trying to do it themselves, and hired some marketing pros. >> so, i think that they just was out o

the main line villanova wildcats started conference play against towson and game and big game for nova for 26, three scores, including that 21-yard strike to phillips, giving nova a 27-point lead. cats defense tough late in the game, rob roll with the pick in the end zone, rob got some blockers and he rolled, 100-yard for the score. villanova won the conference opener 40-21. >>> phillies will go for sweep this afternoon against the marlins. andrew cashnor on the mound for phillies. last night phillies had 11 hits to help jeremy hellickson win his 12th game of the season. phillies took control in the first inning no score, odubel herrera in the line drive, caesar hernandez motors home from first, and it is one to nothing. still in the first miguel franco with the line drive in the left field corner, herrera scores easily on the play. phillies with a two run lead. later bases loaded for aj ellis, he clears them with another line drive-in to the left field corner, tommy joseph, miguel franco and freddie galvis scores. plenty of run support for jeremy hellickson. he through a three hit com

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at the nova care complex, john clark, csn. >> going for the sweep in miami.franco may need tomorrow off in washington. top of the third, tommy joseph with runners on second and third, not going to get it done. top seven, a fly ball to left. can't quite put a glove on it. a double run scored. three rbi, and shut out for the ninth time this season, 6-0. >>> the sixers have resigned elton brand to a one-year deal. he will continue to serve as a mentor to the sixers' young players. >>> here hare your choices for this week's blitz game of the week. you can call the number on your screen. we'll have the winner tomorrow night at 11:00. >>> the flyers announced the passion of bob daley. he played for six seasons, including the 1978-80 team. he was just 63 years old. we'll be right back. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision man

and, this video -- of an 'elderly couple' from texas -- "cutting a rug" -- while on vacation in 'nova scotia' -- is 'lighting up' the internet musician 'keith - mullins' -- who was playing the music in the video... was so impressed with their 'youthful energy' -- he asked the 'waitress' -- to capture their dancing -- while he performed a cover of "uptown funk". the heat reaching the mid 90s. the humidity rose as well, but it wasn't as oppressive as it was earlier in the summer. tonight, skies will be fair weather will continue tomorrow through the end of the week, with highs 90s. the heat index will reach the upper 90s to near 100. our next shot at some rain won't come until sunday, and even then chances will be rather small. it should turn cooler early next week with highs dropping into the co-host could be the host of 'live with kelly' announced today, right here on abc-11, that she's giving fans a chance to co-host for the day. you have until september 20th to submit on the 'live' site. you have to submit a video pitch showing why you have what it takes to sit next to ripa. we've p

it's impacting nova scotia and we'll see last of hermine. this is really a coastal thing.t has not been impacting us home here in d.c.. couple showers this morning towards south. otherwise just clouds. these showers dissipate as we go through rest of morning an they are from the northern neck to northern virginia. temperatures this morning very cool as we start off to the 60s to around 70. i'll show you the 7 day forecast for you quick. beautiful today, dry and breezy, gorgeous labor day, 8 a5 and sunny then this is the big story going into the week. heat returns and another heat wave in mid september and temperatures mid 90s by wednesday. that's a look at the 7 day forecast guys thanks for having me i'll sendp it to you. >> thanks so much for that. so let's get started talking about politics. >> the big question this week has been the subject of what, if anything, m to learn about hillary clinto clinton's emails and boy did we learn a lot more this week. >> yes. >> this has to do with what exactly did or did not go on with her fbi interview and which took place earlier th

. >> for us here in southern nova scotia no doubt. that fire is burning on a ridge. they can't access and they get so much fog there the helicopters have trouble getting water then flying over the ridge to go put it out. so it's a mess there. just to the northeast of the big sur area. hey, how about the clouds we had today? they came piling in the sky last night and it lit up. you talk about an explosive close, for a quick little pocket but i'm not too confident we're going to get it but we did enjoy last night. here is the view of this morning's sunrise so the sun peeking through between the clouds but they kept piling in to areas on the east side, southeast area and east of the las vegas valley. if you flip around off of to the west there was blue sky but that didn't last as cl yet again. not muchmore than a couple of sprinkle, an area, -- two areas of light rain, that is probably going to be the most significant extent of it. merlein parkway, silverado ranch, 79 degrees, dew point@and humidity jump as the leftover moisture from what was once hurricane payne is mov

. >> and also this morning, all usf campuses here in the bay nova southeastern university, st. petersburg college canceled classes for today as well. in pasco, pasco and hernando state college and new college of florida are also canceling classes. and canceled at florida state and the university of florida. you can find a complete list of closures and delays at wfla.com. head over there to check those out. >>> hurricane hermine made land fall in the panhandle. in the bay area, we are >> yeah, lots of rain and water. the rain bands moving through the area. for many coastal community, that means a whole lot of flooding. clearwater beach is one of those areas experiencing lots of problems right now. jamel lanee' is live from there. jamel, how bad is it? a lot of wind there too. >> reporter: yeah, you know, good morning. since we got down here, this wind has picked up. obviously you can see how windy it is. because of how fast the wind is blowing. i want to pan around and at least show you the trees so you can get a sense of how fast the wind is blowing. again, when we got down her

it will meander around off the coast, and move toward east of nova scotia ndus, mostly clear evening, clear overnight, down to a comfortable 60. 69 on your holiday at 9 a.m. noon 80 degrees, and then submit 80s tomorrow. it will be a little warmer than today. the rays of sunshine, big will take it. take this, very comfortable, dew points in the upper 50s. creep in the lower 60s on tuesday and wednesday. that is so pleasant. the temperature is going to continue to go up. to be more like that which we will show you in a moment. enjoy this toow, low humidity, comfortably warm, 87 in sanford, 87 fayettevill88 rayford,6 clinton, coolerlain, a cole flow of this high, temperatures are going to go up to 90 degrees. and then we are going to stay in the '90s the rest of the week. a frontal system well to the north, but it is one to take its time getting here. get ready for some more hot air. here is what is going to happen. tomorrow, 86 degrees, you might want to be out by the pool. your pool cast is looking like we will see very low humidity, but very high on the uv index. and then 91, with re

open, nova djokovic, the star- studded crowd with hugh jackman there.ing a comeback and get a little help from the wardrobe malfunction. look at his shirt. he is clearly uncomfortable and says that i'm losing this thing and he does. he takes it completely off and gets a new shirt and you know what new life after that. he was dominant in the fourth set. the championship point or excuse me the match point to advance to the u.s. open championship as djokovic wins 6- 4. >>> sometimes you just need to let go. >> yeah, how about that? >> i had that happen. [ laughter ] >> you're going to do that. >> no jared goff this weekend? >> no, he will be here though, but he's not playing. >> not playing. >> we'll have much more on that sports wrap sunday night. >> okay, very good. >> thank you for watching. be sure to switch on over to ktvu plus for the 7 coming up next. >> i will speed on over there shortly with cristina rendon. have a great night everybody. i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i ha

this is a live picture from the nova care center. we'll hear from coach peterson about the victorious eagles later on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> president obama addressing the un today for the last time as president. he said leaders must work together to make the worlds a better place. >> we can choose to press forward with a better model of cooperation and integration or we can retreat into a world sharply divided. and, ultimately, in conflict. >> president obama also announced us business leaders have pledged $650 million to help the world refugees. >>> civil rights icon, congressman john lewis, was awarded the liberty medal in philadelphia last night. congressman lewis expected the honor before a crowd at the national constitution center. the 76 year old has a long history fighting for civil rights. he was repeatedly threat winds violence while working for the right to vote in the jim crow south. he even shared the stage with doctor martin luther king, jr., at the marsh on washington. >> we made a lot of progress. we have comma

. >> and also this morning, all usf campus locations this the bay area are closed, nova southeastern and stetson university canceled for the day. pasco hernando state college, new college and florida state and the university of florida. you can find a complete list on our website, wfla.com. >>> all right, well, we have been checking in. across the bay area. and right now, we're going to meredyth censullo. >> yeah, she is in hudson where they have been seeing a lot of flooding there. and you are inside a home that has seen extensive flooding. >> reporter: these poor people, they just moved here from ohio. and they're dealing with this. literally their stuff is still in boxes. i want to show you the water line. this comes up about a foot in the garage. and this is what happened, it was about 11:00 last night and all the water just started area. filled up their garage. you can still see the water marks on the boxes. and then we hit high tide. about 2:15 this morning. that sent even more water in this time from the canal at the back of their home. they have been up all night trying to de

in andy talley's final season nova is 3-1. i'm john clark. enjoy your eagles sunday. >>> speaking of the birds and steelers, steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger who faces the eagles today made a special visit to camden county yid, he visited with k-9 teams that will compete in the national patrol dog trials that start today.ryn roethlisberger's charitable foundation plans to donate a k-9 to burlington county. >>> also today flyers training camp skates into high gear for the entire squad working out for the first time. fans can watch for free. the team will be giving away 50th anniversary items, the flyers start exhibition play tomorrow with the first game set for thursday night. >>> while wilmington mourns two firefighters killed in the line of duty two more with critical injuries remain in the hospital. monique braxton is following the latest on their conditions and the investigation. monique. >> reporter: hi, rosemary. after the break we will update their conditions and tell you how the community is remembering the two who perished. >>

we're not leaving going back to iowa until we get to nova scotia and martha's vineyard. >> reporter: across the street at the black cat tav turn an unwillingness to accept the unseasonably weather. >> no, not yet, not yet. we are not ready for this lunch hour as vacationers took cover from the rain. >> the weather is not beautiful but you still have the view to people want to sit out there. >> additional lines everywhere crisscrossed. patron left in time to finish securing his boat on the dock. just try to enjoy the weekend. instead he's staying on the mainland taking the storm in stride. >> these things happen in new england. we always have storms. >> i spoke with several workers inside the high line cr they told me they've been on the phone all day trying to rearrange vacationers labor day plans and simply get them refunds. in west barnstable, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> right now one of the coast guards largest ships is settling in the middle of hermine battling big waves. blair miller continues our live team coverage with a closer look at the video. blair. >> reporter: o

you can see the front, rain over nova scotia front extend out from that over portions of new york state. that is where showers are right now. it is a slow progression with that front that will cross at year overnight into tomorrow morning but it will not have moisture maybe just a stray shower especially in the northern suburbs. in the meantime we will trim back this heat, quite considerably, it is 87 degrees in philadelphia right now. eighty-five in allentown. seventy-six in mount pocono. watch what happens help we zoom to the north, and look at that cool air only in the 50's, in buffalo anal ban i, and that cool air is heading our way, coming up just how cool it will be this weekend and how long it will last and when we're tracking some rain, returning to the forecast, that is coming up in just a few minutes, back over to you. >> there is a happy end to go a story we first told but in december, lily, the bald eagle has been released, back into the wild. you may remember bird was found in very bad shape in a new jersey backyard. it had been shot, suffering from nerve damage and lead po

some of you recognize the springfield exchange in nova. we have two direction roads. your cost for accessing these is interesting to consider when you compare it against the cost of supplying infrastructure. i don't have to persuade you that the cost of supplying to springfield interchange is probably several orders of magnitude or few orders of magnitude or greater than the cost of providing the two lane road. here is your cost of acce acces the two lanes road. you will pay 35 cents for gas tax and federal sales. here is your cost for using the springfield interchange. all right, the same, now don't get me wrong, i am not saying that this means that in effect -- that we can compare it easily. for example, you will see many more lanes of traffic on i-t 5. th i-95. that means more people can pay more money. in the end that everybody has to admit that we don't have any idea or clear connection of what people are paying or what they are getting the way you do when you go to a store so much for free market. but, that's not all, everyone of the car using the lanes are 995

so it will involve new found land and quebec and nova scotia and this win diz. there are 27 british colonies in the 1776. i think that's the number i got from your become. so, only have of them will reject the british empire but they are the half with most of the people of british descent and british cull sure. it's the settler colonies overwhelmingly that will revolt, whereas the colonies of smaller populations, more tee pen dent upon maritime trade, and on maritime protection, will tend to stay loyal to british empire. now since the american revolutions, talking about the coming of the haitian revolution and i'm ending in 1804 which is when haiti declares its independence. that's the second run. so if the united states sets the precedent for a revolution of colonial liberation, the second shoe to drop is the french colony which will become hate any 1804, and because this is being done by form i he enslaved people of african disdescent and a fire number of white poem are kill this is disturbing to the people who have come to beed the leaders of the yacht who ap

. >> reporter: last spring, pbs'" nova" captured middle school student juan martin using his playlisto apply a math lesson about ratios to designing a model home. one inch in his model could represent five feet at full scale. the lesson, which is preserved digitally, can be useful to other students in the future. >> our technology enables educators to create curriculum and also capture data about students that can be shared with other educators. so, an educator might create a unit which can be used by another educator, and that educator might improve upon it and then use it again with their kids. that's just not something that can be done easily without this technology. >> reporter: altschool teachers also get feedback from these cameras and microphones hanging in every classroom, recording every lesson. >> and it's great to be able to review and think, "how could i have done that in a better way or in a more effective way," or, "next time, when i deliver this mini-lesson, maybe i'll use a different tool next time," or, "that student looked super off- task, how can i help that student

by wednesday, look, they are starting to move away from the u.s., passing south of nova scotia and another couple of days we will be able to say good-bye to it. also good news from 11:00, you can see the wind field. this is coming an shore towards us from yesterday's stuff and then earlier today it looked like it was going to come on shore for central jersey and now for the most part, except for martha's vineyard in nantucket that the tropical- forced winds will stay away from the mainland. we'll still get those waves and winds, but at least that will be some better news from this interesting storm. after that i showed you that earlier if you missed it. well the heat waves are on the way. 88 tomorrow, then the lower 90s on tuesday and the mid-90s wednesday through friday with the storm chances staying on the lower side. those temperatures are dipping with the low 60s already. you've got the ac on here, turn it off and open up the window and take advantage of this nice weather while we have it. as you just saw it will heat up quickly. a nice evening here in washington. our michael and son w

if you're from nova or d.c., you should. you all know about i 95 i'm sure. what you probably don't know is if you look at the blue prints for i-95 from the late '50s to the early '60s when they were designing this, i-95 was not supposed to go around washington on the beltbeltway. it was supposed to go through it unsbrumted right through washington, d.c. wisconsin avenue and a block on either side of wisconsin arodys vizcaino avenue, everything was going to be levelled. helen levit fought this tooth and nail. she investigated it. decided it was a super hoax. wrote this book. it was a significant seller in its day. that's 1970. what's more significant is i'm sure you've all heard of the interstate highway system. something else you might not know about it is this, on the book there was supposed to be 42, 500 miles. it never got there because of the violent -- i shouldn't use the word violent. vehement opposition to it in america's cities. some were built. the opposition was intense. so intense it spread that finally they had to give up trying to build the you

largely north ward and then a job northeast where it completes its track out to see not before impacting novacotia and places like feeling the whipped surge. the overall movement is away from us. mainly clouds up and down the coast and here in washington mostly cloudy with light rain. moving across parts of northern virginia this should dissipate as we see the sun come out later this monk and gearing up for a nice day. temperatures 69 washington and 59 gaithersburg and 61 frederick and winchester and 64 in culpeper. it's a nice, cool, comfortable morning and it's actually very decent to be outside. barbeque labor day weekend plans today, no problems. probably breezier. lighting the grill may be a challenge. winds north are fairly light now. i expect them to increase 15, 20 miles an hour later this afternoon. fox future cast showing those clouds recede as we go through the rest of the day those rain showers dissipating and we're looking at a lot of sunshine going through the rest of sunday afternoon. and into monday morning notice clouds try to sneak back on coast that's affects of hermine and

some of you might recognize the springfield interchange on i-95 in nova. below that we have just an average rural virginia two-lane, two direction road. now your cost for accessing these is interesting to consider when you compare it against the cost of supplying this infrastructure. i don't have to persuade you that the cost of supplying this springfield interchange is probably several orders of magnitude or few orders of magnitude greater than the cost of providing the two-lane road. here's your cost of access of the two-lane road. per gallon fuel used on it, you'll pay 35.7 cents. about half of virginia gas tax and about half for federal sales -- i'm sorry gas tax. here's your cost for using the springfield interchange. all right. the same. now don't get me wrong. i'm not saying that this means that in effect that we can compare it that easily. for example, you'll see there are many more lanes of traffic on i-95. that means more people who can pay more money, right? sure it does. in the end, though, i think everybody has to admit that we don't really ha

three schools in nova scotia are being evacuated because of the threat. as soon as we know more we'll pass it onto you. >>> a night of violent protests over the fatal shooting of a black man by police. authorities used tear gas to try to break up the demonstration. right now the family is speaking to the media. police consider trying to serve a search warrant. his family said he was sharing a book. we have more on the violence. >>. >> reporter: both in panic that the man shot and killed by police was in fact armed. chaos erupting overnight in charlotte, north carolina. a 43-year-old black man was shot by police. authorities were trying to serve a warrant to a different man tuesday afternoon when they encountered keith lamont scott who they say was armed. >> they engaged him. he is armed with a handgun we found on the scene as well, made some imminent threat to them and each one of our officers fired shots at him. >> news of scott's death sparked protest near the site of the shooting. demonstrators faced off with police wearing riot gear. members of his fa

. >> number 24 taking the field against very long law nova and the place -- against villanova and thelays explodes. they knew what a tough year james connor had just been through. it started last season with this image. >> showed a tumor seven centimeters in the chest and some swollen lymph nodes, tumors in my neck. >> it is hodge kins lymphoma. it has a high rate of recovery, but only after a lot of chemotherapy. >> fear of dying. fear of chemotherapy and not knowing what to expect. >> connor was all in. 12 rounds of chey mo -- chemo while never missing a workout. >> i didn't want to fall too far behind. >> and here is what happened. >> james connor gets the handoff and here come the crowd into the game. >> the cancer retreated. it is gone. that's what everyone knew when he got the ball on saturday. then connor scored. he scored again leading his team to victory. >> here is the choice. >> that's during this tough year and that's what connor himself knew. abc news. >> what a great story. >> let's find out what kind of story we have weather wise. >> we have a sunny day on the way. warm

. >> 66 percent of nova fovea which is a fear of losing -- noma phobia which is a fear of losing your phone. you may feel like you actually are going through a withdrawal from access to your device and information. >> for those without the willpower to do it on there own, there are retreats that structure time away from tech. >> it is an incredibly beautiful and sunny day. >> more than 100 people came to cutting off access to digital devices. >> already have an anxiety but that is why i'm here. >> these days it is a safety blanket. >> i live in san francisco which is tech heavy. >> campers went through a tech check trading in the digital devices for analog activities. >> let go of some of the patterns of the daily lives like keeping track of time and schedule and being glued >> participant say the digital detox has physical and psychological benefits. >> we're not saying technology is better able, everything is neutral. it can be a medicine or poison. >> taking time to stop and smell the roses instead of just instagram in them. >> a few and if it's from that digital detox: the health

nova's been on the regional list for 23 years. top five universities on the list, princeton, harvard, the university of chicago, and colombia. >>> delivery drivers and merchandise drivers in redding will be out of job soon. the company is closing the beverage warehouse. they'll be given the opportunity to apply for jobs at other plants. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court heart arguments in center city today on whether they should step in to fix inequities in school funding, protesters gathered at city hall. saying the poorest districts in the state have been giving fewer educational resources. that say they violates the state constitution. attorneys representing the state government argues the courts have no role in school funtding. >>> coach k. not happy about south carolina controversial's hb-2 bill. the ncaa is pulling several championship events out of north carolina in response to the new state law. the men's basketball tournament games will be among those events. the law requires transgender people to use public restaurants