yeah, this is the old city of sanaa. it is not just a museum, and it is very densely populated city. all of the houses around it, like the four that fell down, most of them are five or six stories tall, each of them in 20 plus family members inside. luckily most of the family got out. but i know of at least five victims and the wife of one of the men. when it happened at night, we are not exactly sure what struck the houses. because the men are still digging it out. houses have completely collapsed. but something hit the houses. something made it fall down. we are not sure what. people are guessing it is from a saudi or coalition airplane. as far as rescue, yemen has very little in the way of rescue or medical services. it is all neighbors coming out and men and boys and couple of women helping to dig people out of the rubble. and they are still going at it now. >> you talk about how dense this area is and how many people live here but we know that it is -- we have been seeing these amazing pictures of how beautiful this

for now we're live in old city, matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, matt thanks so much. as the work begins on those streets the city of philadelphia unveiled its transportation plan for the upcoming papal visit. mayor michael nutter says residents and visitors should prepareed to a lot of walking. >> this will be the largest event in the city of philadelphia in modern history. >> beginning the week of september 22nd there will be plenty of road closures as an estimated one to 2 million people will be in center city for the world meeting of families. for the two days pope francis' visit september 26th and 27th only 31 of septa's 282 train, subway and trolley stations will be open. >> trains will operate express type pick up service only from the select outlying stations to center city for the papal visit. >> the world meeting of families is also in the process of create creating two guides that will be available soon. one for visitors called know before you go. another for the locals called the papal visit playbook. >>> and right now, we have posted a link to the city's

nbc 10's deanna durante joining us from olde city. >> reporter: a lot of people are planning. of course they know it's welcome america and made in america. we have had a lot of festivals with a lot of big crowds but this crowd is surely going to be the biggest. >> nobody's come up with a plan for the restaurant workers. all these people are coming to town with no plan for the people that have to work it. how are you supposed to get to work? >> reporter: she's too busy to give her name. it's the lunch rush. if the pope brings millions of people to the parkway, she's not sure how all the crowds will be fed. >> we will have two million people coming down to the parkway. it will be a lot of traffic. >> reporter: he lives next to the art museum and already started to plan. >> i think we will plan ahead and make sure we have everything kind of settled where we need to. we will try to minimize the amount of going in and out. >> reporter: some who work along the parkway remember the mass in 1979. how different do you think this will be than '79? >> more security. a lot more security.

this is an old city a very old city. 345 years old. but perhaps this is the darkest chapter they have ever seen. that is the latest. >> and shifting that focus to the victims and their families. the post and courier said the unspeakable happened in our city, with the faces of the dead lined up top. and more on the three men and six women. >> reporter: charleston is a city in mourning. nine are dead six women and three men. among those killed, the church's pastor, clementa pinckney who's preached there since he was a teenager. >> god, we welcome and invite you into this place, your house. we thank you for the spirit that dwells here. >> reporter: and he was a long time member of the state senate where a black cloth was draped in his memory. >> he was a giant. he was the moral compass of the assembly. >> several people who worked at the church are among the dead including depayne middleton-doctor. and she was a mother of four. sharonda coleman-singleton, who was a reverend at the church and mother of three. tywanza sanders, a barber who h

work started monday night in olde city. >>> speaking of the papal visit, the city announce the transit plan to handle millions of people expected to come to town. plans include increased public transportation, both buses and regional rails and you can get the full plan at cbs philly.com. >>> 4:50 right now. time for a check of business news. markets rebounded yesterday after monday's loss. >> some good news there. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. so what are investors watching today. >> reporter: good morning. federal reserve wraps up policy meeting this afternoon. investors want a decision about when the fed will raise interest rates and they have been near zero since the financial crisis in 2008. a rise in rates could push up borrowing cost for consumers and businesses. everyone will be watching as that meeting wraps up this afternoon. >> am a son has been experimenting with different ways to deliver packages. first we heard about drones and now we are hearing about something else, is that right. >> reporter: am a son's new delivery guy could be

. >>> and in olde city the overnight work is done but you can definitely see progress. street here has been milled in preparation for the repaving. this is first step in a weeks long process and close to two dozen locations around center city will be getting this very same treatment the snow may be gone but toll winter took on philadelphia road is clear and in center city potholes are becoming too costly a problem for drivers. >> i just replaced, honestly my two front tires, three times. >> i had to replace a front axle once and it has been already two years. pretty bad. >> reporter: fix is in the works. philadelphia streets department has started a repaving project on close to two dozen center city streets. crews will work from east to west potholes on second street near race are already shaved a away. first step in the longer process. >> we will bring in a contractor to mill the street out to take old asphalt off prepare the man hold, and then we will come in and pave the street. >> reporter: project is expect to take a little more than a month, a necessary pain to ge

>> that's david. >> he has neff and associates there in old city. take your dog to work day.ice over there, in old city. >> to follow them around? now we'll see what they see. >> that's i guess what a dog sees running around. what are they anything? specially in the offers? dot dogs get any work done at all? it was a dog day afternoon. that's cute. that's great. >> dog days of summer. >> summer. >> because you're the number one stunner. >> that's you, that is you. >> loving margate. having great time. >> is it your birthday. >> it is my birthday. >> get over here, woman. >> she has a crown on because she is a princess. >> i am a princess. happy birthday, where do you work? >> grill. >> can someone shut off mike's jen, please? do you hang out here in margate sometimes? >> yes. >> down here. >> so you chose to spend your birthday morning with us? >> yes. >> oh, we love that. >> happy birthday. >> thank you so much. i watch you guys every day. >> there is a cake over here, from what is it, steven cookies? >> steven cookies. >> high shall everybody. what's going on? good to see y

jerome lives in olde city, his solution rent out his place for a few days. >> it is a good way to not worry about being in the city and just make sure people that might need room, game to have a place to stay. >> reporter: the city is also telling us that they will release more details plans about logistics and security over the coming weeks and months including more specific plans for the best routes people should use to get around town, while the pope is in philadelphia we're live at independent mall, matt rivers, follow. cb3 "eyewitness news". >> we have you covered with anything you need to know at cbs philly.com, just click on papal visit for very latest on the pope's upcoming trip to philadelphia. >>> new jersey governor chris christie goes back to high school, to make a grand entrance into the national spotlight. he announced his presidential campaign earlier today at his alma matter, in livingston, essex county. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there for christie's debut as a candidate. >> reporter: they say you cannot know where you are going until you know where yo

it's 66 degrees, overcast conditions here in old city. humidity at 56%.ook at the wind direction so blame the wind out of the east at 15 miles per hour for that persistent fetch off of the colder ocean. ocean temperatures right now are in the 50s. as we look at the low this morning, 58 degrees. that's not too far from average but as we look at the normal now up to 80 degrees. it was 10 degrees below where we shall be for this time of year. so for tomorrow, the cloud cover is going to stick around again and then expect a few pockets of spotty showers. not a wash out everyone is not going to see that rainfall and then as we move tour the um coming weekend high pressure is going to settle in that will mean more sunshine and also temperatures warming up a bit. so look at ultimate doppler right now. it's dry in philadelphia. north and west but sections of delaware as well as parts of south jersey in particular we're looking at cumberland county cape may county atlantic county looking at some of those octobers of showers and where you see that orange and yellow

saudi airstrikes have destroyed buildings in sanaa's old city. and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been released from hospital after breaking his leg. he claims that the staff took good care of him and said he would renown the iran nuclear talks at the end of the month. pakistan's government said it's prepared to throw out more foreign aid groups after ordering save the children aid group out of the country. police are blocking access to the offices. pakistan said has banned organizations saying they're using their work as a cover for espionage. kamal hyder is in pakistan. he said much of the suspicion around save the children was a doctor who was once employed in the cia to capture osama bin laden. >> they have tried to do seal the save the children building. this started after the attack on bin-laden and the fact that one of the doctors was recruited by the cia to run a fake immunization program. they are under arrest by the pakistani authorities. but it was not enough to raise the activities of the save of children. they say they have no doubt a

live shot of old city. 75 degrees. humidity at 62%.you're going outdoors this evening it looks good, dry comfortable. no weather worries. 72 right now in trenton. look at allentown. close to 80 degrees. 78 degrees there. low 70s in wilmington. 70 right now in dover. compared to this same time yesterday on average about 10 degrees warmer so we're moving in the right direction. if you're not a fan of the cooler air as of late. but take a look at the satellite and radar. you can see the thinning of the clouds overhead across much of the area. the thicker clouds right now offshore. but off to the west, there is a cold front that's going to be moving in tomorrow and that could bring a spotty shower chance around. mainly down the shore. in the city tomorrow, 81 degrees. clouds giving way to sunshine. mostly cloudy for the shore. maybe a spotty shower. pocono mountains looking pretty good tomorrow. 75 degrees will be the high testimony cher. so ultimate doppler dry and quiet but off to the western part of the state around pittsburgh punxsutaw

only on al jazeera america ♪ tens of thousands of palestinians enter the old city on the first fry ofamadan as israel eases restrictions. ♪ hello and welcome you are watching al jazeera and i'm live from the headquarters in doha and also coming up, in the program scuffles breakout in geneva as the war in factions in yemen fail to reach a peace deal. under arrest, police have finally caught a man suspected of fatally shooting nine people at a church in the u.s. state of south carolina. peace in mali and we meet rebel fighters in the north who are vowing to continue fighting. ♪ the u.n. says it needs $1.6 billion in aid for yemen and the war in geneva are trying to reach a truce and scuffles broke out thursday after a shoe was thrown at the head of the houthi delegation and we report from geneva. >> reporter: from the mountains of sanaa to the united nations in geneva, a journey that sums up the houthi lines to power. houthi is a senior member of the houthis or the parties of god as they call themselves. his fighters and troops loyal to former president saleh have a growing influence in

at the damascus gate, one of the main entrances to the old city of jerusalem.reen thank you for joining us. it seems like there are going to be more numbers of palestinians playing, why is that? >> reporter: correct. that's because israel for the first time in around a decade has significantly reduced movement restrictions on palestinians from the west bank and gaza in what israel is describing as a goodwill gesture towards palestinians during the month of ramadan and following a security assessment by the israeli army. so as you mentioned 10s of thousands of palestinians from the west bank will be able to pray at the mosque. earn can come and pray exempt for men under the age of the 40. they can apply for pre-approved permits, women will not face any age restriction and this is going to significantly increase the number of people from the west bank who are able to come throughout checkpoints when in the past the age restrictions were placed at 50, 55. and 60. and there is also been an easing ofof restrictions on the movement of restless den of the gaza. hundre

an uphill walk to the old cities. they climb into the old city.e so exhausted we forgot it as soon as we arrived here. it is a dream to pray on friday in jerusalem. an early wake up and day of fasting all for this place on this day. tens of thousands of worshippers offer their own prayers. before they come together. he revels in the moment praying he will be here in this crowd again soon. >>> a clamp down on anti-government actists in burundi shows no sign of letting up. more than 90,000 people have fled to neighboring countries. many say it's because of the violent acts of a progovernment youth militia. we talked to several people whose lives have been changed forever. >> reporter: kissing the little brother he has known for a few weeks, happy to help his mother. we can't show his face in case he becomes known to the men who killed his father murdered in bruni's capital. he came home from school to find his father dead his morvanished after the government's youth militia swept the area. he fled and met the woman who now cares for him along the wa

we're looking at very heavy downpours moving through old city. center city and also philadelphia. we have severe thunderstorm watches posted until 8:00 o'clock tonight. that includes all of southeastern pennsylvania, central northern sections of delaware interior parts of south jersey away from the coast and the shore but right now we'll focus in on what's happening right around the area. you can see very heavy rainfall indicated by ultimate doppler right on top of philadelphia. so center city we'ring log at those downpours rainfall rates one to twinges per hour. activity right now overhead of philadelphia is non severe however we're still looking at downpours gusty winds as well as some lightning a little bit of activity moving through sections of gloucester into camden county right now with some downpours then as we move into lancaster county we have a severe thunderstorm warning right now. this cell north of lancaster showing some signs of rotation severe thunderstorm warning here until 6:00 o'clock likely some quarter sized hail and gusty winds in the northern part of lancaste

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international outcry. >> this is a problem. >> reporter: after years of working to safeguard the old cityays the site is under threat. >> there are damage to the houses. because it's ours. this material, you see that's it. >> reporter: old bricks, ancient bricks. >> yes. before this crises, the 120eu was alive -- the city was alive from tourism and that means they would spend money for their houses. but now, they are suffering for the food. they don't care about something for the houses to pay something for the houses. >> reporter: a december to go grows -- december to december destituion grows. can you tell us why you say these attacks are done by both saudi arabia and the united states? >> saudi arabia cannot do anything in the middle east without a green light from the united states. the saudis and the americans have both admitted they deport them militarily logistically and politically. >> reporter: the whitehouse said at the beginning of the bombardment that they were helping the saudis. most yemenis in the streets is aware of this. there is growing anger at america. >> our people ar

also killed six people in sanaa's old city. the site is listed as a world heritage site by unesco. >> before be being load on to a royal jordanianless jordanianless flight. the approach was due to lack of confirmation. the sphooun ral is expected to take place on saturday. australia's priementsdz has denied the charge that his crews offered migrant boats money to not enter. andrew thomas joins them for one of the encounters. >> captain is flying over the andeman sea looking or the boats of migrants. its helicopters dropped them food but wouldn't let them land on shore. thiestled promised a better response. large ship offshore ready to accommodatefully migrants found. >> when migrants were fowrn in the add man sea ill thailand's navy has been send twog helicopters like this and two planes like this every day since and so far they haven't found any toart vessels. >> at least not with ones and migrant, near impossible team of given each aircraft lies for two hours each day. that though the can't assists is enough. >> captain assis

the breezes blow here in olde city.in, i'm going to read this to you and if you under tan this, please get on twitter and tell me what i just said good or facebook or instagram. >> thank you very much. >> a kentucky man makes a disturbing discovery in his back yard. he was doing gardening with a shovel. >> something he first saw with the rock was a mash he he will tomb stone. >> that is not so uncommon. it dates back just 52 years. and officials say, it was actually a a duplicate of a tomb stone with the same unique name found in its cemetery not far away. now, investigators are trying to determine if anything is under the duplicate found in the man's yard. but police say they are unlikely to pursue any investigation since the grave marker was found. um. >> um. >> so you got a unique name, tomb stone in the cemetery over here, a guy find a tomb stone same name in his backyard. so where is the body. is it in the cemetery or is it in the yard. >> why have duplicate tomb stones. >> right. >> maybe it is broke yes. >> you t

other patriotic events were held throughout old city for the stripes and stars festival. today is also the u.s. army's 240th birthday. >>> and honor of flag day two world war ii veterans are recognized. a one hun 01-year-old sergeant and a 92-year-old veterans received honors for their service decades earlier. local officials honor the two men during ceremony in northeast philadelphia. more than 50 veterans from world war ii to iraq were present today for flag day ceremonies. >> ♪ >> hillary clinton stakes shot at the president. what clinton said today about the commander in chief as she ramps up her campaign for the white house. plus new developments to night in the story of a civil rights leader accused of faking her race. justin? >> stormy sunday across the delaware valley but get ready for more showers and storms for the work week. i'll let you know what to expect when "eyewitness >>> president obama is trying to revive a trade bill that was defeated in the house on friday. the challenge will be convinces member members of his own party. cbs news correspondent julianna

cross the border without permits and we looked at the damascus gate one of the main entrances to the old cityrusalem and prayers began just moments ago. tell us about the crowds there. >> reporter: i think she is having a hard time hearing us. can you hear me? and it appears we are having a difficult time connecting to her. we will get back to you shortly. in the meantime the u.n. says it needs $1.6 billion in humanitarian aid for yemen to prevent a catastrophe. comes as the war in factions resume talks in geneva to try to reach a truce but deep divisions remain and scuffles broke out on thursday after a shoe was thrown at the head of the delegation and we report from geneva. >> reporter: from the mountains of sanaa to the united nations in geneva the journey that sums up the houthi rise to power, houthi is a senior member of the houthis or the parties of god as they call themselves. his fighters are troops loyal to former president saleh have a growing influence in yemen. and is a charm offensive saying he is here to talk about peace and turn the chapter of war. >> translator: we are committ

but moving toward the philadelphia area and in old city just cloudy and cool.emperatures in the upper 60s here. but cooler down the shore. low 60s atlantic city. only in the 50s right now in wildwood. the wind direction that has been a factor out of the east making it feel cooler and also looking in those clouds, but you can see compared to this same time yesterday we're 12 degrees warmer right now in philadelphia and it's 1 degree colder in cape may. but take a look at the wild temperatures this week. since sunday 92 degrees, monday was 76. 58 degrees was the high yesterday and so far today we've been in the upper 60s. when i come indoors i'll tell you about more clouds and it does look like some more rainfall later this week but i'll tell when you you can put away the rain gear as well as previewing the upcoming weekend forecast. guys back to you. >> scott, thank you. >>> a second day of jury deliberations ends without a verdict in a bucks county murder. 22-year-old marcel johnson is on trial for killing ebony tal who'll was pregnant and tally's four-year-old

from 28 different countries took the oath of allegiance at the national museum of jewish history in old city recognizing world refugee day on saturday several refugees were naturalized here today. not that they are just here getting away from something bad they are able to join something good. these citizens will have the rights of all american citizens it's something she has wanted to do for years. >> it's loyalty to the country that has been so good to me. >> it's the ceremony that many here have been waiting quite sometime for. it's a great sense of relief and joy. >> i can vote now and everybody can hear my voice that means a lot. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> i guess if you play enough games you are you bound to win one here or there. >> but phillies got bad news an

the 21-year-old roof has confessed to the attack in the city of charleston in which nine members of the congregation were killed. he said he wanted the shootings to spark a race war in the u.s. the judge heard from the families of the victims including the daughter of ethel lance. >> i will never talk to her ever again. i would never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. have mercy on your soul. you have hurt me. you hurt a lot of people. may god forgive you. i forgive you. >> governor of south carolina is calling for the death penalty for roof. >> this is an absolute hate crime. as we talk with investigators as we go through the interviews, they say they looked pure evil in the eye. these are nine families who are struggling. this is a state hurt by the fact that nine people were innocently killed. we'll absolutely will want him to have the death penalty. this is the worst case that the country has seen in a long time. we'll fight this, and we'll fight this as hard as we can. >> incredibly emotional scenes in that courtroom. dylann roof behind the grass barrier with two heavily

i'm live her in old city.ks are still walking around a few of them have on light jackets, even sweaters, because temperatures have simply been below average today. let's talk a little bit about what's happening and you can see we're socked in with the cloud cover most past rainfall today albeit light has been south and east of philadelphia in sections of delaware as well as down the shore and we'll zoom in little closer and you can see in sussex county looking at moderate rain that will be moving toward the dover area over the next hour or so. 67 degrees right now and those winds are out of the east at 11 miles per hour. keeping temperatures well below average. when i come indoors we'll preview the weekend forecast and talk about temperatures above average in that seven day forecast. back to you. >>> scott, thank you. skyfox over heavily damaged allentown business. two alarm fire broke out harvey' u pull it warehouse on north plymouth street just afternoon today. a building and several cars caught on fire. no

we shot this video find the in old city lots of folks were out and about walking riding bicycles, meteorologist justin is with the first look at the forecast, is it going to get cooler. >> slightly pretty warm this time of year good night to get ice cream, temperatures in the 80's in center city to this was the high temperature today close to 90's that would have made it a heat wave but we did make it to 88. average is 82. we're way above that. that's going to be the trend, we're locked no a warm and humid weather pattern, record high 85. it can get a lot hotter. we had 95 yesterday, doesn't look like we're going to break records. 80 still at the airport, surrounding suburb upper -- wilmington 67 in mount poconos humidity around as well clouds rolling through the region right now, partly cloudy keep it dry overnight. couple showers and storms across southwestern pennsylvania, central maryland will stay there. frontal boundary passed by our region earlier this morning here's what's expected -- 9:00 hr 9:00 temperatures in the upper 77s noon, sun and clouds low 80, upper 80's once again, late aft

i'm jan carabao live in olde city where a major new resurfacing project is underway. details are next. >>> also vittoria and katie return with traffic ape weather together, we will do it on the three's. finally a nice low humidity type day. katie has details when we com dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. >>> we will, good morning to you. a major paving project is now underway in philadelphia, nearly two dozen projects are plan meaning traffic tie ups. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with the details, jan good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes. we're not talking about filling potholes here but a huge new resurfacing and repaving project. you can see live here on the scene this morning that the overnight work is done but progress is clear the street here has been milled in preparation for that repaving

chief meteorologist scott williams live in old city for us tonight. scott, when is is this warmup. >> chris, things are looking up as a matter of fact right now here in old city we've seen some sunshine. i'm going to step out of the way and you can see folks and out are about and with this late sunshine temperatures have responded pretty nicely. in fact, let's look at the numbers right now. you can see what's happening. we've jumped up to 75 degrees. winds are calm right now. visibility is good. so shaping up to be a pretty nice friday afternoon and evening. however, down the shore it's still chilly upper 50s brigantine. 60 right now in wildwood. but head further inland look at the numbers. near 80 right now in reading. 76 degrees in allentown. so it looks dry comfortable mild if you're stepping outdoors for your friday evening. comfortable conditions overnight. we'll look at the satellite and radar and you can see still some scattered clouds, but most of the area the exception away from the shore looking at some sunshine but off to the west, there's

only on al jazeera america ♪ tens of thousands of palestinians enter the old city on the first fry ofan as israel eases restrictions. ♪ hello and welcome you are watching al jazeera and i'm live from the headquarters in doha and also coming up, in the program scuffles breakout in geneva as the war in factions in yemen fail to reach a peace deal. under arrest, police have finally caught a man suspected of fatally shooting nine people at a church in the u.s. state of south carolina.

do you see how hazy it is in olde city. 75 degrees with 87 percent relative humidity. 90-degree high temperature. warm and humid with pop up thunderstorms. eventually after evening thunderstorms clear out we will get to a le of 70. breezes will pick up. the clouds will clear. that bode well for tomorrow. we will tell you the forecast for wednesday and beyond, in the seven day forecast coming up, hey bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. 7:02. we are dealing with fog and dealing with unusual traffic patterns today obviously with the kid having a half day. home good thing is they did make the announce. yesterday. so parents have had a half a day here to kind of put arrangements into play here. live look at the blue route where we are socked in with some fog as we roll out of saint david/villanova heading down towards the schuylkill expressway. the 42 freeway, delays coming in toward philadelphia as you work your way up toward i295 and we are fog in on that i-95 corridor and northeast philadelphia from academy road all the way down through to girard avenue. put 40 minutes on the clock

in march isil used a bulldozer to destroy a 3,000-year-old city after smashing artifacts in the city'smuseum. it is not just destroying monuments. >> it is destroying history and syria's civil syria's civilization. >> assist not the only fighters targeting sites in syria. museums hit by barrel bombs dropped by government helicopters earlier this month. walls once covered with mosaic panels are now rubble. an otto ottoman compound with a mosque that was also hit. many of the historical treasures are long gone. it is not clear what the international community can do to protect whatever remains. >> still to come, president obama signs a new directive allowing families of u.s. hostages to pay ransom without fear of prosecution. >>> and japan tries to overturn a culture of discrimination to encourage more mothers into the workforce. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> hello welcom

according to the israeli police, a palestinian man stabbed an israeli border police outside jerusalem's old city on sunday morning critically wounding him. the border policeman was stabbed in the neck but also managed to fire at the attacker after he was stabbed critically wounding him, too. the israeli police are describing the incident as a suspected terror attack. they say that the perpetrator is an 18-year-old palestinian from the west bank. this attack in jerusalem happened two days after an israeli settler was allegedly shot dead by a palestinian man in the occupied west bank and near the illegal settlement close to the police sources. they say the perpetrator shot the israeli settler at point-blank range and remains at large. violence has risen in jerusalem in the last year, especially following the incident when a palestinian teenager from the jerusalem neighborhood was burned alive in what was described as a revenge attack following the kidnapping and murder of three israeli sectors in the occupied west bank. that violence continues to rise after israel's 50 day war on gaza last summer.

. >>> an american flag with 13 stars was raised at the betsy ross house in old city in recognition of flag day which was today. this is all part of the flag day events taking place throughout the city, including colonial reenactors in custom, reading proclamations and celebrating the great symbol of american independent. >>> flag day celebrations continued, at the national constitution center where our current flag complete with 50 stars was raised. the day is also birthday of the u.s. army so these folks took time to honor our wonderful soldiers as well. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight a local teenager is remembering her past while celebrating her future. why this young lady asked guests at her birthday party to donate their money instead of giving to it her. >>> also jurassic world makes a monster debut at the becomes office melissa. >>> walter, things are calming down for now across delaware and lehigh valley, we are tracking another wave of energy and batch of moisture that moves in on monday. details coming up with the full exclusive accu weather forecast. if you want

in yemen saudi airstrikes have destroyed buildings in sanaa's old city. >>> and prepared to throw outother aid groups after closing the offices of save the children. the charity is accused of working together the interest of pakistan, which it denies. >>> indonesia police say that a crew was found with $30,000 in cash after being intercepted by the navy on their way to australia. hyder al abadi reports. >> offshore detention centers have been set up in the pacific islands and australian military has tugboats full of people going back to where they came from. but is the new tactic being used. prime minister was asked if if they had paid $5,000 each. >> we have stopped the boats. we have seen a whole range of measures. we'll do whatever we can consistent with the principles of a decent and humane society to make sure that the boats stay stopped, and i'm never going to apologize. >> indonesian police is a said that the australian government needs to come clean over the issue. >> this is an unacceptable position for a country that has signed up to the refugee conventions because at the hi

. >> a penalty flag thrown on eagles chip kelly paying rent on his penthouse narment old city. judge sided with the landlord if a lease dispute saying kelly filed give notice that he was moving out after one year. kelly's lawyer argued verbal promises were made. knowing the coach want aid flexible lease in 2013 to shop for a house. the judge ordered kelly to pay 79,000 plus give up his $0,000 security deposit. >> in imohtep charter school received their diploma as family and friends cheered their success. graduation is held at the new prove department church in hount arie. it is an african centered community based public charter school. in west philadelphia more than 80 students graduated from global leadership academy school. these grads are headed to high school with more than just a good education. world travel is a key of the curriculum. each student as a passport and is ready to travel the world. sounds like fascinating school really. >> let's get the accuweather forecast for the weekend and father's day. >> travel when we like it or not will have a trip to the tropics wit

slowing down intensity, still raining in philadelphia, and you can see the umbrellas up here in old city. 66 degrees with 11-mile per hour winds out of the east southeast. and of course, relative humidity lot higher than it was yesterday. so pretty yesterday but today not so much, temperatures in the 60s, 59 degrees in mount pocono. sixty-four atlantic city, 66 degrees in wilmington. high today, only 77. that's below average for this time in june for the 18th of june where we should be at 83. hardly any sunshine even when it is not raining. some storms firing up this afternoon, 67 degrees, tonight showers taper off. what about the weekend? what about fathers day? we've got that forecast coming up for in you just a few minutes. but, bob kelly, it has been a mess this morning. >> yes, today should be national work from home day. because that's where it really would be a good idea, especially in 95 is in your commute path. nasty accident, 59 northbound, just north of the commodore barry bridge. look at this, 5 miles an hour, we are in absolute crawl from the state line, all the way up. exam

this time finally a rough end to the workweek for some, "eyewitness news" at neff associates in olde city where workers celebrated national take your dog to work day. that firm is one of several local companies that have an open door policy for their employees, fury friend. >>> little dog hair lingering around here, everybody had their dogs in earlier. >>> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and right back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. next up, i will have latest on the breaking news as police have have taken down one of those two escaped inmates after they spent ten days on the run scott pelley reports tonight, from new york. >> pelley: history is written. the supreme court guarantees marriage for all. there's a rush for licenses in more than a dozen states where same-sex marriage had been illegal. also tonight, breaking news-- one escaped murderer has been shot dead. police are in hot pursuit of the other. and in words and song, the president praises the charleston pastor gunned down in his own church along with eight of his faithful. ♪ amazing

. >>> and in olde city the overnight work is done but you can definitely see progress. street here has been milled in preparation for the repaving. this is first step in a weeks long process and close to two dozen locations around center city will be getting this very same treatment the snow may be gone but toll winter took on philadelphia road is clear and in center city potholes are becoming too costly a problem for drivers. >> i just replaced, honestly my two front tires, three times. >> i had to replace a front axle once and it has been already two years. pretty bad. >> reporter: fix is in the works. philadelphia streets department h

only on al jazeera america 10s of thousands of palestinians enter the old city of ramadan. ♪ ♪ >>> hellod welcome. you are watching al jazerra. i am richelle careyrogramder arrest. police have finally caught a man suspected of fatality shooting nine people at a church in the u.s. state of south carolina. >>> scuffles broke out in geneva as the warring factions in yemen failed to find a peace deal. >>> and we are in nepal where schools are back in session after the deadly earthquake, but the classrooms remain empty. ♪ ♪ >>> 10s of thousands of palestinians are pouring in to occupied east jerusalem for the first friday of ramadan. as you can see here they are starring to enter the compound where prayers will be held. israel has decided to allow men in age over 40 and women of all ages to visit with a permit. nisreen is at the one of the gates. why are we expecting such large numbers to pray there? >> reporter: yes, we are. and this is because for the first time in around a decade israel has significantly reduced restriction on his the movement of palestinians from the west bank in gaza. in

. >>> at least 80,000 muslim worshippers have streamed through jerusalem's old city to pray at one ofl's holiest sites. it eased restrictions in what it says was a sign of goodwill. our correspondent reports from occupied east jerusalem. >> reporter: this man from gaza hasn't been to jerusalem in 25 years, this year israel issued him a travel permit. he left his house to get to the crossing at dawn so he could reach jerusalem in time for friday prayers. praying there is a privilege for muslims on the first friday of ramadan. israel is issuing permits to gazans older than 60. >> translator: i'm so happy that i'm finally going back after a long period. israeli easing restrictions is good, but we need more easing for all gazans not just the elderly. >> reporter: palestinians from the occupied west bank will also be allowed to pray on fridays without a permit except for men under 40, who still have to apply to get one. women face no age restrictions. tens of thousands of palestinian palestinians have already apply applied for permits. >> translator: we should be able to move without a per

always advocating for residents needs and pushing to old city agencies and decision-makers accountable. during her leadership at holly courts can work closely with the it would heights center to strengthen and ensure the voices of public housing residents are heard and prioritized and helped widen the reach of neighborhood centers public housing working group. karen also helps ensure that holly courts residents and leaders get access to funding for programs and services. karen was instrumental in awarding the family action grant for youth and seniors focus activities at that developments. aside from her tenacity karen had impeccable style a warm smile, brilliant though we sorely missed by many of us who are privileged enough to work with her. rest in peace, karen huggins. all less than it would heights center continuing your fighting spirit and honor your legacy as we continue to deepen our work relationship that holly courts development did i will and with this. if there is ever a question that one individual can make a difference in people's lives, i think what happened in holly cour

nbc 10 at the national museum of american jewish history in old city using the national archives census and personal records, as well. students learned about their family history and the history of the homes they lived in. they made exhibits to show what they found. their research are on display. what's it going to be out like there tonight? >> well we're not going to see much of that tomorrow, either. going to keep the temperatures down. few showers and then it gets a little warm and sunnier. >> okay. thank you, glenn. >> and for all of us here at nbc 10, the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." have a good evening. >>> on this wednesday night, terror charges. new arrests in an isis inspired plot to kill police officers and behead a victim. what nbc news has learn good an imminent attack. the suspect armed with knives, the fbi listening in. >>> twice as bad as we were first told. turns out anthrax was fedexed to dozens of locations in at least 17 states and three different countries. far more people put at risk. what went wrong? >>> the cost of cancer. what's behind the skyrocke

. >>> so this is what kept we up last night as i was trying to get to bed in old city.he fireworks finale for philadelphia's tall ship festival. the fireworks lit up the sky. the show was supposed to happen saturday but was postponed because of the rain. fortunately no rain in sight as the tall ships festival wrapped up just before the fireworks. thousands of people turn out for the final day of the event. it featured more than a dozen historic boats. >>> happening today, land owners in chester county will get the chance to learn more about the impact of the controversial pipeline project. sunoco will hold a meeting at westchester university. it will give people the opportunity to ask questions about the sunoco officials behind the mariner east 2 pipeline. it's expected to carry natural gas drilling products across the area. >>> the department of homeland security is on high alert after issuing a warning about a possible terror attack. that bulletin went out to law enforcement across the country on friday warning of an isis-inspired attack on american soil. the fbi and