>> yeah, here in old city, not a bad day to visit some of the city's historic sites.initely not too hot out there. you can see lots of clouds in the sky there. fox 29 meteorologist mike masco is here. mike, i guess we're bracing for severe weather tonight. >>> north and west guys we've been watching all afternoon long. even had some tornado warnings over central pennsylvania. we are looking at old city shot because we were seeing ominous skies up towards the north and to the west. that's because we do have severe weather occurring right now in berks county. it's 80 degrees out, very muggy 80 degrees with south wind coming in at 9 miles per hour. the basically from philadelphia points north and west we do have a severe thunderstorm watch. so this is the area we'll be watching for the possibility of thunderstorms developing and thus becoming severe currently have severe thunderstorm warning for berks county this is up until 6:15. watching this pretty closely right around the reading area these storms ar moving just to the north of 76. we flip ultimate doppler on its sid

our hank flynn has the story. ♪ we come to old city haven't couple of drinks. say hi to people. have great time and our wonderful city. >> reporter: old city is awesome, right? apparently depends on who ask you. it's hank the signs here on the window of the eulogy belgium tavern say closed for renovations they're actually closed for g my take is if it's your bar you can open or close it whenever you want to, but try doing it with a little class. first, eulogy for eulogy. beer drinkers like brian johnson brave new worldcom mix call eulogy a one of a kind. >> i'll drink in type of beer. if you really want a good beer eulogy was the place to go for that sort of thing in this neighborhood in old city. >> he'll miss it badly but it's the way you'll rolling shut its doors that raises a fuss. statement posted on the bar's facebook page thanks philly for great 15 years adding that the current epidemic drug and crime spree in town has made staying open impossible. >> joe of nick's old steel on second street can't make any sense of it. >> i don't know what happened down there. but to say

as the last searches in the old city wrap up the almost unfathomable task of rebuilding city and somehow coming to grips with all that has happened here stretches out ahead into the unknown. i am pleased to have ivor prickett at this table for the first time. welcome. ivor: thank you very much. a real honor to be here. charlie: thank you. let me go back to your quote. hat you just said. tell me the impact of being there in terms of what you've seen, feel, worry about. ivor: yeah. i mean, people have described it as the worst urban combat since vietnam. and i don't have experience dating back that far, but it ertainly was the most brutal combative' ever witnessed. not just from a personal point of view but, you know, the effects it had on the city, on there and the itself. even if you weren't witnessing the fighting first hand what you saw was, after the fact, was pretty hard to comprehend the immense fire power being used in such a densely packed city. charlie: you have said, at least to me, it is very important not only to cover the battle but to cover the impact of the battle on the li

towards the very end of the fight to retake mosul which took place in the old city district on the western side of the city. and i was there embedded with some of iraq's elite counterterrorism special forces near the front line of ongoing clashes that were probably less than 200 meters, 300 meters away from where we were. >> rose: the forces in the blast. >> yeah, the black uniform counterterrorism forces who were trained by american special forces were set up after the invasion of iraq in 2003 to combat, you know, the insurgency that started after that. and have lead the fight against isis in mosul to be honest. and so i was with them as i said near the front line in the old city and this man was brought in, i didn't see him coming across the front line myself but they brought him in to where i was with one of the commanders and he crossed the front line holding this boy who is no more than two or three years old. and he didn't know anything about the child and his story was that he just picked him up on the way as he was pleaing. isis held territory. and you know, the problem was at the

mahmud and his six children are also from mosul's old city. his eldest daughter, 17-year-old rahma, once dreamed of being a doctor but school at 14 when her father married her off to a cousin. he hoped that might keep isis from kidnapping her. isis executed her husband and dozens more in april, after they tried to escape the city. >> ( translated ): they arrested him, and then they paraded them all around mosul to scare people. they shot him in the head twice and then they dumped him in the river. >> reporter: two weeks later, the iraqi army told them it was safe to leave their homes. their family and dozens of others were making their way to an army outpost when an isis suicide bomber tried to prevent them from escaping. >> reporter: he shouted where are you going? are you going to the army? i will not let you. he knew that we were going to the army, so he blew himself up. >> reporter: his 14-year-old daughter, saida, says all she can remember is the screaming of so many mothers and children. >> ( translated ): like a horror film. children cut

away, the mural by new york artist, he won by the district government to commission the work in an old city warehouse. he told news 4. it's important to remember the sons and grandsons of slaves who help construct. it's called 28 blocks for the stones needed to make the lincoln statute. the mural the part of the purposing of industrial land into new businesses and homes. >> what we're doing here is bringing art and history to what was a blieted area. >> it was alongside and brightens the increasingly metro

. >>> also a street in olde city is a wash in water melon after produce delivery truck took a cornertoo fast. >>> but big story on "action news" is accu weather alert, nice mild day to day but conditions will soon turn heavy rain is moving in and could result in severe flooding. lets move on to meteorologist melissa magee with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> we have changes for the start of our workweek and we will talk about that in a moment, that is why we have issued that accu weather alert but weekend is one to remember , today was another gorgeous afternoon, with low humidity. yesterday's high 79, today we maxed out at 78 in philadelphia. well below average of 87 degrees this time of the year and dew points were at 60 . really comfortable this afternoon. right now in the city we're coming in at 77. seventy-three allentown and reading. sixty-seven in the poconos. and cape may, 78. over in beach haven we have a temperature of 75. things will be changing. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d. we are tracking this low pressure coming out of a

when a driver drove into a crowd in charlottesville. >> we see that more frequently. >> and the old city district for major events the city uses trash trucks or concrete barriers, around independence mall ballards surround the liberty bell and independence hall and could be used to protect people. >> those types of things that are more common in europe could be introduced at a greater rate in philadelphia. >> and police are looking to root out terrorists before they strike. >> they monitor the landscape and social media and working with the federal partners and connections overseas to receive intelligence very quickly. >> and police say they do use permanent barriers in the city like large flower pots in select areas they stress it doesn't have to look like a police state to be safe but there is only so much to be done to stop someone intent on doing evil. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> and world news tonight david muir has continuing coverage of the barcelona terror attack. at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00 and jim gardner on "action news" at 11:00 as well. and an ongo

even teens are not a new phenomenon last year a sixteen year old syrian boy was arrested on suspicion of plotting a bomb attack in the german city of cologne a fifteen year old boy was also arrested in paris on suspicion of planning attacks in public areas and two girls aged only fourteen and fifteen years old at the time were arrested on the same suspicions and their homes were raided when our correspondent peter all of a travel to the now infamous town of ripple tomorrow you'll be able to see to be a south to us what he finds there but here's a taste of what's coming up. the interim of the mosque located in the building just behind me. is understood accused of being the mastermind behind the terror attacks he spent time in prison in twenty ten until twenty fourteen after he was charged and convicted for smuggling hasheesh it's understood growing while he was in prison he turned to radical islam the spain attacks clearly demonstrated radicalization is getting younger but in belgium employees of one kindergarten have reported signs of islamic radicalization even among toddlers children were said to have made death threats to unb

a celebration of freedom was held at the independence visitors center in old city, philadelphia, for yesterday's anniversary. the toast to tenacity had women raising their glasses to those who fought for the right to vote. 96-year-old laura wooten was born the same year that the 19th amendment passed. the mercer county woman has worked at the polls every election day for the past 78 years. >> a lot of things have changed. very few people vote these days. and young people, i don't know what their problem is. >> wooten says she hopes more people get out and vote, especially in primaries when voter turnout is historically low. >> philadelphia children and their families celebrated life yesterday at the charles foundation's annual family and friends day. the charles foundation is a nonprofit group that works to stop gun violence. survivors of shootings, community leaders and activists had fun at hayes manor in wynnefield heights. >> power is out and rescues under way in texas. this video shows people wading through waist-deep floodwater. next, we update you on conditions as tropical storm

there are still pockets of isis fighters in the old city. baghdad government has declared this war over but the threat from isis still lingers. i was here in 2013 and mosul then was one of the most dangerous cities on earth. i was making a film about the arab world's oldest paragliding club. oh, you're such a show—off! like life wasn't already hard enough. a shia—led military backed by the government in baghdad was oppressing the local sunni population. allahu akbar! it was these conditions that helped pave the way for isis. when isis took the city, i tried to contact the paragliders i'd met on my visit here in 2013. most had fled, but 42—year—old rada adari had decided to stay. hello, rada, it's yalda. i'm well, i'm well — how are you? rada, are you safe now? i tried to keep in touch but eventually, the calls stopped. and this is what liberation looks like. iraq's second largest city, just ruins. a legacy of the months of bombardment and intense streetfighting. the bulk of this city is just completely destroyed and devastated. there is nothi

they say find a convenience store in old city?ll the way down to penn's landing and yeah, there it is. one of our fantastic interns, the baby powder which isn't going in my hair today it's raining, come on. and clue number 2. your second week on "good day" you dunked like a pro. we even think the sixers dunk squad thought you had something to show. we think week number 3 started all the fun. we sent you to adventure aquarium to hang with the penguins in the cold. for clue number 2 head to the water and be bold. you can see the aquarium get there quickly it's a chase. the only way i know water is this way. clue number 2 we'll see if we get to the water we can see maybe our next person. this is fun guys. >> back to penn's landing you go. >> yeah. we're seeing old city. >> there could be what's the name of your favorite park? >> spruce street harbor park? we do want to mention we had no part in writing the clues so we're just as clueless as you are. >> i've been clueless on the show for seven years. >> reporter: someone needs a job b

here in old city. why? because there's rain moving in.. but it is around we'll zoom iho castle in delawach,ester in del county here in the city. yep, radar shows there's to the south of us, in salem and cumberland county and we're seeing rain this morning and futurecast shows that will continue on and off throughout the rest of the day, possibility of encountering a heavy downpour and even a thunderstorm, i don't think we'll see much sun but that will increase instability and give us a chance of a thunderstorm. that's today, 82. tomorrow we could zoom up close to 90. it doesn't stay in the 90, no chance of a heat wave i don't think because of unsettled weather thursday, friday and maybe the first half saturday. rest of the weekend looks ok, we don't want clouds to obscure our view with the glasses monday and so far looks good. jen is at the shore. i wonder if there will be any eclipse parties at the shore on monday. >> reporter: i'm sure there will have to be, today we're dodging rain drops a little bit, check the on it, bj is here teaching

a celebration of freedom was held at the independence visitors center in old city, philadelphia, for erday's anniversary. the toast to tenacity had women raising their glasses to those who fought for the right to vote. 96-year-old laura wooten was born the same year the 19th amendment passed. she has worked at the polls every election day for the past ye 78 years. >> a lot of things changed. very few people vote these days. and young people, i don't know what their problem is. >> wooten says she hopes more people get out and vote, especially in primaries when voter turnout is historically low. >> today in montgomery county, they'll be celebrating ukrainian culture. the twishth annual ukrainian festival taked place at the ukrainian americans sports center. this is video from last year's event. plenty of music, dance, food, and arts and crafts to enjoy. >>> and we begin with updates to tropical storm harvey. there's a look at our radar. the latest updates show us really there's been no change for hours of our morning. what i mean by that is the storm's center has nearly not moved, and a

. >> i love this. >> because you have green thumb. >> and i have planters in the city, i live in old city, i put them out on the street, everything is concrete. we need to soften the landscape of the sit. >> i and owning it, too, so you take vested interest in it then, you know, the environment, as well. >> because whether you beautiful your physical area it, makes you feel a lot bet ter. >> it so does. to that ends when we own something, kind of like rahel said, we tends to keep it cleaner, as well, though the idea of adopt a spot may be simple it is real a labor of love. clearly making a big difference, so great program, hopefully other areas will follow the trend. >> we agree. thank you shall meisha. appreciate it. >> you bet. >> up next, new uniforms for the sixers. >> get a first glimpse at the team's new jerseys, look closely to notice the changes. that's when "eyewitness news" at noon continues. tim & charlie, 4th graders. lazy 3rd graders. they even have those new easy open gogurt tubes. we used to struggle 20 minutes to open our gogurts. we were on our own. and when we finally go

man it seems like they are repaving every single street in the fairmount olde city section. yesterday i was at girard college just a mess the road between septa construction, road construction, actual housing construction but spring garden callowhill and girard avenue watch for delays as crews will be out between 7:00 and 4:00 in the noxamixon route 32 river road, still block from heavy rain and high tides with the storm last night. alex and thomas, back over to you. >>> developing this morning cities logan section woman is in the hospital after being shot during a gunfight. forty-one year-old woman was caught in the cross fire of two men shooting at each other it happened at north broad and west olney avenue just after 3:00. stray bullet hit would the man in the wrist. she ran to the nearby einstein hospital for help, police have not made any arrests. >>> heavy rains in burlington county, new jersey dumped several inches on the area in a couple hours. >> came fast and hard. that water has no place to go. steve keeley is in burlington city looking at it first hand, steve. >>

we look at old city partly cloudy skies, still pretty balmy. 76 degrees with a south wind at nine.wind direction changes tomorrow. goes more west. that's dry wind so much lower humidity values expected to set up. to the north and west into the 60s. 76 in town. the ac boardwalk -- 74 degrees towards wildwood these dew point numbers starting to come down. notice that out towards the north and west. definitely some lighter shades of that green. that's an indication of the drier hair punching in. nothing on ultimate doppler which looks great. so as we plan ahead going into tomorrow lots of sunshine setting up, 73 degrees. 8:00 o'clock in the morning. warm breeze by lunch time. 83 going to 85 degrees near perfection weather as we go into tomorrow afternoon. so there's the frontal system it's moving through the delaware valley now. notice how really broke up as it moved across the city limits but this will continue to clear off the coast out to the west. lots of dry real estate this is going to be our weather expected to set up on sunday and then as we get into monday, pretty nice condit

back here on "good day philadelphia" at 5:54 very good morning on this friday. >>> looking live in olde cityt is 5:56. we will get a check of weather and traffic in a moment. >>> nerlens noel won't come back for a visit to philadelphia anytime soon. check this out when tmz asked him about the sixers. >> have you gone philadelphia. >> no. >> no, really. >> what do you think about making ben simmons sit on the bench his entire rookie season is that fair. >> do you miss philly, he said no. philly reunion out of the question. 5:57. still to come flooded road, stranded cars, storm dumping several inches of rain all across the area and this morning residents are still dealing with the mess, "good day philadelphia" continues after this. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,0 ooohh.... are t

city daycare owner. police arrested 53-year-old duncan round from medford lakes, new jersey. they say he sexually assaulted two, five-year-olds at the sprouts pre-school on ninth and south. the incident was first reported on july 25th and he surrendered today at special victims unit. >> we wanted to make sure we disclosed this to the public in the interest of public safety. naturally we're concerned there maybe other victims at this point in time we don't have any information on that. but if there's any parents out there that believe their children were victimized, they can reach out to us here at special victims and let us know. >> prosecutors have charged round with with rape and a number of other related charges. >>> police in philadelphia and upper darby trying to sort out what has been described as rob breen abduction it began with lyft ride home from philly bar early this morning ended in fear and confusion for two sisters. >> bruce gordon has been following this story for us. he joins us live from center city outside the bar where this whole strange story began. bruce?

nbc 10 was in old city where they placed empty shoes outside pat toomey's office. each pair of shoes symbolizes someone detained and deported. they are calling on senator toomey to reject the budget. stay tuned for "nbc nightly news." they will put the president's new immigration plan under the microscope and how it will change the country's future. >>> tonight a man is is charged with killing his wife. the 47-year-old was found dead at her township home in june. the prosecutor announced her husband is charged with her murder. he says they found bloody paper towels in the kitchen trash can and norman long's story did not match the evidence. the daughter spoke about the loss of her mother today. >> my mom was definitely the best mom you could ever ask for. she did not deserve this at all. >> authorities found a small dog dead in the swimming pool at the home. >> police are hoping a reward will help them solve the case a jogger sexually assaulted. a man with a a gun grabbed her from behind and attacked her yesterday morning. that park reopened today. >>> city of phil

here in old city just showing you those ominous storm clouds dumping heavy rainfall that will be headedight toward center city. look at the temperatures. still very warm. 86 degrees. we managed 91 degrees degrees that was the official high but look at the humidity. 74%. those dew points right now very oppressive. 77 degrees. ultimate doppler showing some clearing off to the north and west. but once again, where you see the reds, the orange, the yellow rainfall rates in intensity four to 5-inches an hour. bensalem, northeast philadelphia, delaware county moderate to heavy rainfall moving to the east of the media vicinity. also moving just to the east of wilmington. we'll put a tracker on the line of showers and thunderstorms. you can see moving toward winslow 6:51. millville shortly after 7:00 o'clock. moving down the shore after about 7:30, 8:00 o'clock moving toward places like toms river also egg harbor. so here's the bottom line. if you're stepping out for your friday evening plans tropical downpours, gusty winds also watching out for the potential of vivid lightning and some small h

say that the fighting is multiple times worse than the final battle for the old city.hat i isis stronghold fell in june, but only after eight months of difficult fighting in the streets. secretary-general is wrapping up his first official trip to the middle east today. he is hoping to restart the stalled peace process between the israelis and palestinians, once again saying that they back a two state solution. for more on this, let's go live to our jerusalem correspondent. on this first official visit, today he went to gaza. what kind of a welcome did he get? >> initially, hamas was not happy with the u.n. secretary-general because he had expressed, when he was in israel, support for israeli hostages held in gaza without expressing support for palestinian prisoners and they said he was unwelcome. however, today he wasn't addressing the hamas and he issued a list of demands, calling for an end to the blockade on the egyptian and israeli side. that was their list of demands. see u.n. schools, controversial, as you know, during the war, and he went to see other projects i

before that the democrat was a three term mayor of atlantic city and schoolteacher, jim whelan was 68 year-old. >>> first lawsuit filed following tuesday's septa train crash in upper darby. darryl robson was on the norristown high speed line when it slammed in the parked train at 69th street station and he says he was knocked unconscious and suffered a head injury as a result, his suit claims that the train over shot the previous station , and national transportation safety board is investigating the crash, federal officials say 33 people were injured including the train's operator. >>> parking should get a whole lot easier for folks, philadelphia parking authority announced their parking app called meter up is make a come back. ate laos drivers to pay for parking with a smart even if and add more time remotely. app went dark four months ago after ppa had problems with the company behind the a app. new vendor is in place and customers wilfork over a 40 cents user fee. >> the vendors, in atlanta, georgia they have experience in the u.s. so their main business is, the pay by phone parking applic

the hotel monaco in old city through this event benefiting the rescue save me. dogs walkin walking by got a frh to cool off from the heat and their owners got a sample rita rita's. an artist created fabulous sketches of pups and their owners. good stuff. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight a local congressman says septa should shut down the high speed line. the statement comes as crews continue to investigate why a train crashed in upper darby on tuesday. congressman bob brady is calling for the norristown high speed line to stop running during this investigation. brady says instead septa should use shuttle buses until the national transportation safety board pinpoints what exactly went wrong. >>> you know only a week and a half after the violence in hay dread in charlottesville racist images appear in wilmington. a woman posted pictures you just saw on facebook and people have shared them more than 1,000 times. police are investigating trying to find who's behind this. fox 29's dawn timmeney has more from wilmington. >> it exists. it's here. it exists in america. there's nothing y

the hotel monaco in old city through this event benefiting the rescue save me. dogs walkin walking by got a frh to cool off from the heat and their owners got a sample rita rita's. an artist created fabulous sketches of pups and their owners. good stuff. ♪ are you tired of trenton politicians playing games while south jersey gets short changed? then vote fran grenier. think it's time we had a regular guy, not a lifelong politician? that's fran grenier. looking for a fighter to take on the tax hikes and job killing regulations? then vote fran grenier. want a leader who'll actually stand up for south jersey schools and communities? if you answered yes to any of these questions, there's only one way: fran grenier. ♪ >>> tonight a local congressman says septa should shut down the high speed line. the statement comes as crews continue to investigate why a train crashed in upper darby on tuesday. congressman bob brady is calling for the norristown high speed line to stop running during this investigation. brady says instead septa should use shuttle buses until the nat

this walk, this boulevard, crosses the old city of barcelona. this is a stream of light and life.have to do is say no, we are not afraid. that's what thousands of people are spontaneously saying. we had to say firstly, no, we will not give up. no, we will not bow to terror and to killers. that's what they are — killers. that is the first thing we have to say, we have said it all day. it is an important message. it is important that you are informing and listening to us, from the uk and all over the world. knowing that this is also a cosmopolitan city. las ramblas here is a cosmopolitan walk, promenade. and that's what they are going for, the whole world. the target is cosmopolitan because of that. we had to rise and we are doing this already, to say no to that. which is the right thing to do. but, mr bosch, if you look elsewhere in the world, countries like tunisia and egypt, their tourist industry has been badly affected. in london we have a market area which is twinned with you in barcelona, which was the site of a london attack, and many of their stores, the trade there has gon

don't walk to cuba lib bra in old city today to celebrate national rum day.he restaurant is celebrating with special purchase of flights of rum. but don't worry if you can make it today. they will be selling the flights throughout the entire month of august. >> thank goodness i was concerned about that. >> exactly. all right. did you know that women hold lss than 25% of jobs in science and math fields. >> it's interesting, isn't it. >> local girl scouts are going to a camp with the u.s. navy i might add to learn all about jobs in those fields. super cool. i love the girl scouts. i was proud member. the gills are a tendonning the stem camp at thomas jefferson university east falls campus. now it's two weeks long and it's all about sparking the interest of girls to pursue stem careers which are basically jobs in science, engineering and math all kinds of things you can do. think about like the potential of working for nasa, becoming an astronaut. the program gives the girls experiences as well as helps them find high school classes that will them achieve those

you'll spot them by the zoo, down the parkway, and into old city before heading south to the navy yard. walkers tell us it's encouragement from the public along the way that gets them through the touch stretches. >> seeing the people out here, it motivates every one of us. seeing the people on the streets of philly that support the walkers, they can be so exhausted and then someone will honk the horn or wave out the window or give them a bottle of water and everybody gets moving. >> yesterday, they had to hike through manny ung. breast cancer is expected to kill some 40,000 women, 400 men. a lot of these walkers are survivors. they know every two minutes, somebody new is diagnosed with the disease and every dollar raised here will go to a cure. last year, more than $2 million raised. for now, at the susan gmp. kome camp, randy gyllenhaal. >> fight night, but did the bout live up to the hype? we'll have highlights. >>> plus this. the sweet sounds of success. how delaware students saved the music at their high school. >>> welcome back. here's a look at our radar and satellite. locally, a

workers found it under jerusalem's olde city.osaic features a greek inscription dedicated to the roman justinian. it was probably built into the floor of a hotel. israeli antiquities authority unveiled the mosaic yesterday. >> this week marks a big birthday. >> amani is female western lope land gorilla. she turns one on saturday but today she enjoyed early birthday treats including cake and cards made by zoo guests. amani's half plotter was born in -- brother was born in june. >> this little piggyback in home. new jersey state troopers found this little guy last thursday. he was running around cumberland county. they named him norris. one trooper who has experience with farm animals took him home and cared for him. troopers looked forecast owner then the farmer came looking for him and norris is back home. >> happy ending. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon for chelsea and all of us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always online at cbsphilly. >> have a g

what remains is one neighbourhood, the citadel known as the old city of tal afar. s of civilians have already fled, and food and water is running out. in one neighbourhood, soldiers found these vehicles, believed to have been prepared as car bombs by is. translation: while inspecting these liberated areas, we found the storage warehouses and these vehicles. we are continuing our search of the whole area. they also discovered a network of tunnels, packed with missiles and minds, which government troops then blew up. —— mines. it is estimated up to 2000 militants remain in the north—eastern quarter. the un has warned that around 30,000 civilians are trapped by the fighting. sarah corker, bbc news. the circus has begun in las vegas ahead of one of the biggest fights boxing has ever seen. at the weigh in, the boxer floyd mayweather and the mixed martial arts star connor macgregor stood before the crowd in the t mobile stadium, where they will go head to head on saturday night. the fight has been dismissed as a stunt by boxing purists who say macgregor — who's not fought

the sickly odor permeates near the entirety of the old city under the rubble hundreds and hundreds of corpses jihad ists as well as civilians families this is what rescuers have collected just this morning three suspected isis fighters two women and two children this is again just the first few hours of this morning from buildings right around us and they're still not done all of them most of them are women and children they called this a victory you'd never think the smell of victory would make you rich. forty. five. i was. covering the market even the collection think that what was. it describable this is what they do day long day route did you see it was not the time. it's hard work in more ways than one there are booby traps unexploded jet bombs rockets shells and and munitions. the bodies decomposing in the sweltering heat. there was no precision here these was carpet bombing annihilation hundreds buried under rubble hundreds blocked in basements starving or choking to death it will take months to dig up all the bodies months more of trauma. what i see here makes me cry you can b

all right, so back here live at the old city hall building. this is where the core of some of the protests went down. lookslike everything's getting back to normal here. coming up in the next hour, we'll hear from some of the counter proit testers, understood hear what they have to say about literally running these trump supporters out of town. >> the man who was trying to get away, what ended up happening to him? >> reporter: his name is arthur shapeman, he went to a gas station, stat down with his back against the wall, a lot of counterprotesters surrounded him. they were taunting him, spitting at him. at that point, he started praying to himself. berkeley police showed up, and escorted him to the curb. he got away in a car and sped away to safety. >> from the birth place of the free speech movement. kit do. >>> the sign they're holding says resist hate, patriarchy and more. >> reporter: juliette, earlier this morning, counterprotesters gathered here at uc berkeley for what organizers promoted as a peaceful unity rally. >> up with the people

he set up a lemonade stand in olde city yesterday.ll of the money raised is going to the red cross. >>> and if you want to donate you can call one-800-red cross or text word harvey to 90999 to automatically send a $10 donation. right now they are only accepting monetary donations for hurricane relief. >>> and "action news" reporter chad pradelli is headed to the flood zone soon. his live reports for "action news" begin tomorrow afternoon. >> ♪ other news and new this morning, a shooting left a 19-year-old injured in southwest philadelphia. this was the scene along the 3000 block of south 74th street just before 10:00 last night. the victim was shot in his legs, arms and midsection while sitting in a car. police rushed the young adult to penn presbyterian hospital. no arrests yet and a motive has not been released. >>> the fbi is looking for two women who'll tried to hold up a bank in the poconos while dressed up as, yes, nuns. it happened at a citizens bank on route 611 in tannersville, monroe county just afternoon yesterday. one of t

mosul‘s old city is now in ruins.st defeat but it isn't the end of them. here the fighters honed their skills. this was their training ground. imagine fighting in this, and then surviving. well, some did — some escaped, and some have made it to europe. we travelled to belgium, and there we met ahmed. he joined is when he was just 15. translation: they taught me how to use a kalashnikov. we stayed for seven days in mosul. they kept talking about martyrdom operations. i was brainwashed and i believed it. i told my family, "you can't change my thoughts, and, no matter what you do, i'm going to stay." he became disillusioned with is and escaped, first to turkey, and then to europe. the authorities here don't know about his past. translation: they were my enemies but now i'm living among them, eating and drinking among them. when all this happened, i started to hate my entire past and started to establish a new life. he's not alone. we travelled to germany, where we met motassin. again, his youth means his is membership ha

what remains is one neighbourhood, the citadel known as the old city of tal afar. etween mosul and the syrian border, the city was once a main supply route for is, and is one of its last remaining strongholds in iraq. tens of thousands of civilians have already fled. food and water in tal afar is running out. in one neighbourhood, soldiers found these vehicles, believed to have been prepared as car bombs by is. translation: while inspecting these liberated areas, we found these storage warehouses and these vehicles. we are continuing our search of the whole area. they also discovered a network of tunnels, packed with missiles and mines, which government troops then blew up. explosion it is estimated up to 2000 militants remain in the north—eastern quarter. iraqi commanders, though, say they are certain victory is new. the un warns that around 30,000 civilians are trapped by the fighting. sarah corker, bbc news. thousands of residents in texas have been told to evacuate their homes because of hurricane harvey, which is expected to make landfall within hours. the auth

owners in our area got a jump start to give four legged friend extra addition, check it out, hotel in olde city was offering free dog walks, all dorable as part of the dog days of summer event. although dog washes were free, many dog owner made donations to no kill animal shelter, save me. very cute. they have pictures. >> i love those caricatures. >> they are adorable. >> i got a little dog teddy and dj so maybe we will have pictures tomorrow. >>> should have gone and gotten a bat. >>> i missed out. that is "eyewitness news" at noon aim rahel solomon for matt and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is up next, have a great weekend, we >> young and restless is up next, have a great weekend, we will see you fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the

in olde city like philadelphia where it combines sure is used water department is taking steps to keep water clean. >> what this program does is try to capture all of that rainwater, and then recycle it , or release it over a slower period of time so that we never bypass the sewage treatment plants and that is really powerful thing in reducing, downstream pollution >> reporter: each time philadelphia gets a rain storm water is selected and stored in the facility at children's hospital, recycled and used to water plants and trees in the rooftop and ground leveler garden n august philadelphia has received just shy of 3 inches of rain but that is a drop in the bucket for a system that can hold up to a hundred thousand gallons of water or 100 percent of the what the their hits the site. this is award winning. beside their sixth floor outdoor garden designers build an underground parking garage with the 2.6-acre green roof on top, not only beautiful but allows easy access to the public, employees and mess importantly the patients. outside of the box thinking won the hospital the 2017, storm

you'll see them in center city, to old city, down to the navy yard. that 60-mile walk will end there. for a lot of these people, it's been a difficult trek. rough terrain in parts of philadelphia, but getting to the finish line and raising thousands and thousands of dollars will make it worth it. we went down a treacherous rock path, and i believe the state park, and it was a doozy, to say the least. it was definitely scary, but like i said, it's for a good cause. you power through the pain. everything goes numb after a while, so you power through and ignore it. >> got it. they said that trip through the park as well as the hills of manayunk and rocksboro were some of the most difficult parks. again, today be pretty easy. we should note, we just got the final tally for how much these walkers have raised. $1.1 million going to breast cancer research, what a great moment here today as they finish their wrap-up in philadelphia. for now, live along kelly drive, randy gyllenhaal. >> congratulations to them. thank you. >>> today in burlington county, you ca

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