i want to get a scholarship to oxford. how did you realize by the end of your senior year that this is a problem and i need an immigration lawyer on board and i need to start changing my status. >> guest: that determination unfolded in several stages. when i was admitted to princeton initially they gave me a very nice financially package. even that was not the most forwarded issues because prior to applying i have been encouraged to speak out and explain what my status was and will be factored into the assessment of my application. then i realized my financial aid package included a work-study component and i couldn't work and when i explained this the answer that came back is why don't you try by applying for a student visa. the answer i received existed you really risky undertaking and the likelihood was high that i would not be able to return to the united states. at that point i said i don't know what other i have. i would consider marriage to a u.s. citizen. i said i'm not going to pursue this. i want to do this the r

english -- american oxford english dictionary. >> the oxford american dictionary. >> i mean you comerom -- if you're not a purist yourself you come from a line of puritans. >> yes, my buckle shoes are amazing. most dictionary editors are more about oh, we're reporting the language, how people use it. and the onlyp are that these hundreds of thousands, million words are not in dictionaries, it takes a long time to write definitions and paper is really small. think of most dictionaries likes the 7-eleven of english. it has the essentials what you need, run in, get something, go out, but it's not comprehensive. it's not exhaustive. >> how many more words would word nick have than the oxford. >> ten times as many words but we don't have good examples for all of them and so what we're trying to find is what we call free range examples. we call them freds. >> free range -- >> looking for something in the wild. >> lots of journalists you probably read thousands of these sentences in your lifetime, writing about something new they often have to define new terminology for their readers and de

>> i studied modern history and politics at oxford and in doing so -- >> you grab in cambridge? >> i am now an exile in both places. now, i was not always a conservative. i had no issue with the national health. very much in favor of gun control, and i found jefferson and adam smith in the federalist papers, and it changed my life. >> did you find them at oxford? >> yeah. i thought, that is what i am. >> i was always very well treated. it is not quite like some of these that you hear about. i was an eccentric, but people found new ideas with me. i go back now and then the eccentric at the end of the table who believes people should be able to where automatic weapon that speak freely without being arrested and is not in favor of big national government programs. >> conservatives and libertarians an agreement when it comes to the use of police, the use of terror watch etc. >> i think that is another flashpoint. domestically i am more with libertarians. some conservatives have embraced this rise on crime. some are suspicious of the government until there agents are involved, and su

and then i went to columbia as an undergraduate at oxford to do in a -- m a and finished up a the -- finished up at berkeley . >> why did you grow up in dc? >> they were refugees during the [ null ] occupation in vienna. they had relatives in dc and it was relatives who had to authorize -- or guarantee that they would be responsible for any people in their family who came over if there were any economic problems they would be responsible. i happened -- they happened to live in washington. >> and there you were. she put columbia avenue city oxford, how did you decide to go to oscar relevant -- >> i got a scholarship. so you were over there and studying something and at some point you have to make a decision -- >> it started when i was an undergraduate at columbia. i had a wonderful professor named mark oswald. he was a great scholar and marvelous human being. i took a course of his as a sophomore and i went into his office because he was very congenial. i said i'm not sure what i should do and he said well you did pretty well in my class. why don't you become an ancient historian. oka

two teams looking for they win, sun valley hosting oxford.n keser diving over the defend are if are the score. it was a heartbreaker to oxford, 23-2 is. a central league matchup, ridley visiting upper darby. ma'lik jones finds room and takes off 46 yards to the house. dives in for the score with defenders in pursuit. ridley comes out on the losing end. upper darby wins it 32-9. liberty valley hosting white hall. liberty's justin hans picks him off and takes off. catch hum if you can. end zone party of six, your table is ready. liberty all over white hall 42-7. howard taking on keen. check out the moves on wiggins. he's got more game than xbox. weaves his way down field, fights off a tackle. howard beats mckeon 42-6. delaware stadium, penn taking on dupont. joe ringwood runs it in for the touchdown. they beet up on dupont 48-13. >>> don't forget to vote for next friday's game of the week, norristown very was quaker town or dell see versus paul. call or text your photo. we'll be right back. >>> you know it's almost time for the "tonight show".

pocono. 61 in shenandoah. 71 in oxford. 76 in beach haven. quiet conditions. high pressure in control. no weather disturbances. nowhere near the northeast. it will be nice even if you're traveling for the holiday. shore and beach forecast shows on sunday, today, 80 degrees for the high. tomorrow, 82 degrees, lots of sunshine. moderate risk of rip currents, water temperature at 75. that is a fantastic combination. i'll let you know how long these conditions will stick around coming up. >>> thanks. >>> this morning, pope francis issing on the faithful all over europe to shelter refugees who have fled their homelands. thousands of migrants who fled their troubled homelands have made it to austria and germany. more than 7,000 people fleeing war in syria, iraq and afghanistan surged across hungary's western border yesterday. once in germany, well wishers welcomed the migrants with signs and supplies. some came into the country by train or bus, others walked the final stretch across the border. >>> in canada this weekend, family, friends and strangers gathered to re

. >>> oxford house is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. it's a nonprofit drug and alcohol recovery program that started with just one house in silver spring. it now has 1900 houses in 40 states. it's helped thousands of people. the group credits that remarkable growth to nbc's meredith vieira, who did a report on oxford house on "60 minutes" in 1991. today they thanked her in a special way. >> that video and what you did for us affected everybody. but i'm not alone. [ cheers and applause ] >> some of the people featured in that original story and dozens of others from oxford house filled the audience of the "meredith vieira show" that aired today. meredith was clearly surprised and moved. the "meredith vieira show" airs on fridays at noon on nbc 4. >>> the first evening rush for the new transit center in silver spring. why people this morning were asking, where's my bus? [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or rechargin

the 4:00 hour, in bucks county this is place we have construction, route 1 be northbound between oxford valley and route 13. you can see the far right lane is blocked some of those cones got the flashing lights. again. not going to as low cause slow downs, many just waking up grabbing a cup of coffee. here's a look at the bvenl for those coming from jersey into center city. just a few drivers out there this morning. far cry from what we saw yesterday. especial as we said the heat through the morning, right now, enjoy the nice open roadways for those of you coming from jersey into philadelphia oh into center city, looking nice. peak at the vine between the schuylkill expressway, you can see eastbound or westbound looking great here again, just a few at any times. headlights is exactly what we want to hear, when you click on the tv in the morning that things are looking good, construction in media 252 between state and jackson road, all lanes block both directs use summer street as your alternate, other erika. >>> the world meeting of families begins day in philadelphia, the conference ev

in classics, and then after that, i went to oxford where i got a master's in classics. >> oh, my. >> and then stanford where i got a phd in classics. >> dan-el, do you look back and scratch your head? i mean, you spit it out as if it could happen to anyone, but it's happened to you, and those are three of the finest institutions on god's green earth, and you were there to take part in them and to soak up. do you pinch yourself sometimes and say, "man, is this really my life?" >> oh, i have dreams where i wake up back in the shelter system, so i'm very conscious of the fact that i was a beneficiary of tremendous good luck. obviously it helped that i was able to push through the doors that were opened for me, but in the end, so much of it was just being at the right place in the right time with the right mentors who were able to support me. >> how much did your undocumented status get in the way or hamper the goals that you were trying to achieve? >> it certainly, at several stages in my life, posed serious complications. the first was in high school when i realized that i wanted to ap

. >> host: you found those oxford? >> yes. i said that is what i am. >> host: reread anomaly when you started to develop different political fought? >> yes. not like when i was there but there wasn't a burning the which wasn't eccentric but by yes, sir. i go back now i am the eccentric at the end of the table talking automatic weapons to speak freely without the arrested to be in favor of big national government programs with those are not on the table in england. >> host: conservative rand libertarians are an agreement with the use? >> no. that is another flash point. some conservatives have of by dash embraced the rise of crime to be suspicious of the government and tell agents are involved. now i sanders than that is a reaction of the public we do see too much and when a police officer does something wrong that is the liberal and my sense of the word but there has been a lot of individual concern but to defend them to proceed with criminal justice. for juliet think that is changing but the libertarians are winning better ar

moves back to oxford with his wife edith. wins a professorship at oxford, 1925, but his early academic success cannot ease the heart ache of war. he experiences a time of sorrow and mental suffering. the loss of so many friends to the war produces, in the words of his children, a lifelong sadness. c.s. lewis went into the war as an atheist, and he came out an atheist. he was an atheist in a foxhole. he wrote a war poem with these lines: for all our hopes in endless ruin lie, the good is dead. let us curse god most high. that's lewis in 1917, 1986789 wounded in combat in april, 1918, lewis is sent to a hospital in bristol. nearly all my friends in the ballal onare gone. -- battalion are gone. he returns to oxford in january 1919 to resume his studies this the classics. a few years later he records in his diary, this is fascinating, a conversation with a guy named the doc, and the doc is the uncle of a fellow soldier who himself was a war veteran, kind of a shellshocked war veteran, this guy, the doc. they go for a walk one eve

rohombre que asaltaron a la mujer el miercoles por la noche, en la entrada del campus cerca de la calle oxford vo segun el reporte, la joven conocia a uno de loshombr su ofrecimiento de acompanarla... pero termino siendo asaltada sexualmente por el y por su acompanante... sot/vo "a pesar de todos los cursos que tomamos, es muy triste que esto aun suceda" dijo esta estudiante en reaccion a la noticia... la universidad obliga a todos los estudiantes a tom un cso en linea acerca de lo que constituye un asalto sexual disuade deales y emas, laste pae reportarlos cuando ocurren.... paola on cam el altocurrido este miercoles es ahora una investigacion criminal y esta en manos de la policia de berkeley, la cual dice que esta realizando una investigacion juan francisco.... paola facebook sucede duirantuna temporada que "zona roja" paola asi es, la mi los asaltos sexles en los campus universitarios se reportan durante las semanas entre el dia del trabajo y el dia de accion de gracias... las estudiantes viven solos por tem primera vez en un ambiente para adultos lo cual los deja mas vulnerables... juan f

it turned out to be one that was monitored and studied by oxford university.y was he killed but he suffered before he died. he was wounded by a bow and arrow and then followed for 40 hours until he was killed with a gun. a dentist who shot him has gone into hiding because people threatened his life. these protesters want him extradited to zimbabwe. >> these animals are in danger, people are killing them all the time. the one that is part of their criticism, wealthy people. he can choose to pay $55,000 to kill a lion. the animal rights people want stronger bands on the hunt. but terry anderson says of this kind of thinking is just stupid? >> yes, it is, and if you think about it for very long it's stupid for three reasons. one is every time hunting has been banned, we end up with fewer animals. kenya outlawed all hunting in 1977. since then 70% of the wildlife population has disappeared to people that are killing them illegally. stossel: so they ban it and people just ignore the law? >> especially the local people who want to meet. they kill those animals for m

this biography accuses him of doing several things, including drugs, when he was at oxford.we can't say some other things he's accused of doing on tv. we'll leave it at that. back to you. >> interesting. >>> thanks. in 60 seconds, a once in a lifetime opportunity as the pope comes to the u.s. >> for one man, once in a lifetime has happened three >>> we have an update from the live desk on that situation at the stadium armory station. that station is still closed it will be closed for the rest of the day because of a fire in the parking lot of rfk. the new information that we have right now, is that these delays on the blue, orange and silver lines are expected to continue all day. so, expect that the rest of the day, delays on the blue, orange and silver lines. metrorail service is suspended between eastern market and minnesota avenue on the orange line and between eastern market and benning road on the blue and silver lines. we'll keep you updated. >>> a sweet story now. a huge moment for one man ahead of the pope's visit to america. >> composer michael valenti says it is a

northeast philly, 49 chester springs, 53 in kennett square. 44 in the poconos, 49 in allentown and 52 in oxford. 60 in woodbine, 58 at the atlantic city airports, so not a bad way to start the morning but things will warm up heading into the afternoon. we mentioned yesterday it was a cool summer's end, a little below average now. we had above average, 80 degrees for today and tomorrow. but we cool back down as we head into friday and we'll continue dropping our temperatures into saturday and sunday. so, it should be comfortable for the papal visit. high pressure is in control because we're not seeing a lot of anything really. a few clouds in south jersey and the shoreline. and as we head into the rest of today we'll see lots of sunshine. i'm tracking a fall warm-up, a cooler weekend, then a look at the papal visit. let's chat with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. good morning. >> good morning. we're out in germantown right now. this is a live picture of a serious accident scene. earlier this was an overturned vehicle. it's pushed upright. you can see heavy police activity in the

. >> police say the suspect ran @f@fon carlisle towards oxford street.coming up in the next 30 minutes, we'll talk about things @zth member and women can do to be safer on and off campus. @z'll have that at 11:30. live in our digital operations center. i'm jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> happening now, the demolition contractor charged in the martin street building collapse is getting set to go on trial. lawyers are selecting a jury right now for griffin campbell. he is charged with six counts of third degree murder, reckless endangerment and aggravated assault. six people died in june of 2013 when a building under demolition in center city collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store next door. dozens were injured that day. campbell hired the excavator operator who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and causing a catastrophe. >>> a foggy start the day and now it's really heating up out there. a live look at boat house roe along the schuylkill river in philadelphia. but big changes are coming. first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with the

never mind the fact that she graduated from stanford university with honors and that she studied at oxford. she's a miss america type, literally. don't take her seriously. never mind the fact that she succeeded in winning that contest from an organization that is to this day the world's largest provider of academic scholarships solely for women. talent counts for half of the score, and i know this to be absolutely true. i was a judge for the hiss america pageant -- miss america pageant five years after greveen was there, and i can tell you i would have voted for her hands down. [laughter] talent, well, what talent? well, she was trained as a classical violinist and to this day can play with just about any orchestra she might choose. i'm not exactly sure how management or boardrooms or even society at large have head the decisions to promote gretchen or to tune in, but it is a fact that like ronald reagan she's become a tremendous success in great part because she's been constantly underestimated every step of the way. i have a feeling that that is fine by her. she's used it to work even ha

there is a range of things that affect oxford worship -- entrepreneurship and how well employment developseconomy. as well as our wages track productivity. kate: a lot of views of how to address the growing income inequality around the world. we will hear a lot more from this at the world economic form in davos coming up in the wintertime. chris: we will take a short break.

. >> we can talk to alexander, director of the refugee study center at oxford university in the uk andve there now and it does appear we are seeing europe cranking into action and we are getting a european response to this refugee crisis. >> the urgency has been building since last week, the tragic death has really moved european public opinion behind refugees. there is a big movement of refugees being welcomed in europe and that doesn't have an effect on politicians and angela merkel showed significant and noteworthy leadership and moral courage and other governments are starting to follow and francois hollande is following and austria committed but still many governments that are not prepared to cooperate with europe, hungry push against that. >> i was going to say the hungarians. >> also united kingdom. >> and united kingdom have not pronounced upon this, have they? what do you think of the approach that seems to be upsetting quite a few european members a that is that the commission itself in brussels is imposing if you like a figure, a number of refugees that each country should b

i'm going down to oxford for that. >> i mean, you talk about somebody ducking.alker, perfect example. he was at 18% two months ago and now he is at 3%? you think he wouldn't like to be in trump's situation with all of, quote, trumps problems? >> we're playing fresno state. >> what? >> we're playing fresno state. >> what did you think about roberto vinci beating serena williams. >> cooperate believe -- couldn't believe it. were you watching? >> i was watching it. >> heck, yeah. cooperate -- couldn't believe it. the moment was probably so big, trying to win all the grand slams in a calendar year, nobody has done it since steffi graf, and you could see the emotion in here. >> this is so great, folks. here's me little thing. i take this bright, shiny object and put it up here and shep follows -- forget about donald trump. let's look at the -- >> forgot about donald trump. >> i've missed talking to you. >> i do, too. i missed talk to you last week when the rebels lost. >> how do you el -- scored 76 points -- >> have three quarterbacks who have never been started, all

police say that the woman was walking with these two guys on to campus here off of oxford street, very late at night, into the early morning hours and she says that they sexually assaulted her after offering to walk her home around midnight. there is some dialogue in terms of controversy here at cal when i comes to sexual harassment and assault cases. 31 former and current berkeley students filed complaints last year against cal accusing officials of not supporting them. right now it is mandatory for undergrad students to complete an online course about sexual assault. >> despite all of the teachings we have and all of the courses that we've taken, to still have those happen in our area, it's incredibly saddening. >> reporter: the suspect is a hispanic man in his 20s, 5'9", dark eyes, wearing a baseball cap, yellow shirt or jacket and long pants. the second a white man in his 30s wearing all black with a backpack. no one is in custody. no one has been arrested by police. they're asking anyone who might have that description sound familiar to give them a call. live here near cal. >>> it

. >> professor, teaching signs, how section 5 could be read in the oxford handbook of southern politicsthere's a national election in 15 months, we'll choose a third of the senate, 45 members, and a new president. hoy will the contours of the voting rights act and individual >> from going pro, >> i never know that was really a possibility. >> to becoming president of the us tennis association. >> we're about getting rackets in children's hands... >> building the game... >> ...sky's the limit for growing tennis in america. >> and expanding access to play... >> at the end of the day, it's about the kids... >> every tuesday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. in the continued argument over voting, who gets the vote and how regularly. we are watching the big battle of two american tendencies. one says voting is a precious right that we should hold the door open to pollin

hate for those of you who waking up early for work, validation, a clinical research at oxford says release schedules go against the body's natural clock. says making people work before 9 a.m. is not productive. it's an international issue, saying that it can impact learning and health. the university is working on a major step on how school and work start times impact people's performance. alison: very interesting. leon: what took them so long? sleep has never been a bad idea. alison: now we are looking ahead to the rain and storms. steve: much-needed rain tomorrow. you will need the umbrella tomorrow. friday looks a lot better. , the showersavenue we had earlier now giving way to the skies clearing just a tiny bit in terms of the rainfall. the rain on the way tomorrow will become heavy at times. 80 degrees at reagan national at this hour, feels like middle 80's. it is soupy, but nothing compared with this afternoon. we hit 94, the heat index close to 100. if you think it has been hot the past few months, 52 days so far this year have been 90 degrees or better at reagan national airport. t

and oxford street. the victim knew one of the suspects. and asked the men to walk her home. just after entering campus. the suspects sexually assaulted the victim. police say, the woman is *not a student. but they are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to call police. less than a month after a dog was mauled by a coyote in san francisco. near stern grove. today, another reported vicous encounter -- and this time, the dog was killed. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with dog owners concerned by today's incident. >> phillipe :with each attack word spread quickly among gold walker is--dog walkers >>:a little dog that was probably near the lake and got off the leash and the coyotes killed it >>:what i heard was that the dog ran in the direction of the coyotes. which is not unusual because dogs chase things >> phillipe :witnesses state the coyotes acted quickly and viciously there are signs warning dog owners that coyotes are round and at least one dog has been attacked for now neither park has shot down but dog owners are cautious--shut down >>:we stayed in

. >> professor, teaching signs, how section 5 could be read in the oxford handbook of southern politicsthere's a national election in 15 months, we'll choose a third of the senate, 45 members, and a new president. hoy will the contours of the voting rights act and individual >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew, guns came in. >> the murder rate was sky high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day - i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences... and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. in the continued argument over voting, who gets the vote and

. >>> breaking news now, from the oxford circle section of philadelphia, chopper 6 hd is over this accidents, the aftermath of an accident involving a small suv and a motorcycle and it looks look a stretcher has now just arrived at this accidents scene, it happened just after 5:35 tonight at caster avenue and robin street, one person is transferred to einstein hospital and a stretcher has arrived to perhaps take someone out of the small suv and police and emergency vehicles are on the scene to investigate what happened. again, this is a serious collision involving a small suv and motorcycle, the wreckage which we are looking at on your screen, it indicates perhaps a crime scene as well. we'll follow the story and bring you more information as it becomes available to us. and still to come on "action news" tonight, the numbers are in and the prescription drug take back program across the delaware val yea was a true success. >>> and the eagles the day after, hear from chip kelly and the players on last night's heart breaking loss. >> hopefully today's weather can brighten your mood, two gorgeou

but the mood shifted as they headed on campus off of oxford street here. the woman reporting to police that, to campus police late wednesday that the two men sexually assaulted her, making it at least the second reported attack on campus this month alone. this is happening while cal deals with complaints and lawsuits filed by current and former students accusing school officials of not supporting sexual assault victims. right now the undergrad students must complete an online course. >> it should be basic stuff that everyone understands and respects at this point. and the fact that it isn't and the fact that that course is still required is a statement on to itself. >> reporter: now police want you to call if this rings a bell. the men are described as 5'9". the first is an hand panic or white man in his 20s, wearing a baseball cap, yellow shirt or jacket, red pants. the second description, a white man in his 30s wear all black carrying a backpack. police have fso far have made n arrest. >>> that sun starting to rise out there. if not behind us, most certa

tennis shoes, phillies player mike schmidt gave red mike east from his last season, black and white oxford designed for ringo starr, and evening pumps worn by joan rivers. >> these are made for her? >> actress sandy duncan donated pair of peter pan boots auto graph and all. actress sally strutters personally donated blue platform wedges she wore on the tv show all in the family. >> she was caring them. she said they made me practice wearing these, i'm so short, they wanted every inch they could get. >> history is fascinating. it is amazing informative tour. >> says everyone walks out with a new way of looking at the world. >> you never quite think of your feet the same way again. >> that's definitely true. >> no doubt. >> could spend hours in there looking, amazing see how it changes through the years, you know, even looking in your own closet, oh, i've had these for awhile, but these go by decades and decades. and everything old is new glenn those vintage shoes will come back again, and i loved ringo's kicks, they look good, yes. >> and mike schmidts old cleets, awesome. >> real a jewel.

. >> reporter: jessica, police say it happened on the street just west of oxford. the survivor in this case walked home with a friend. thought she was doing to the right thing. but according to police that seemed to have back fired. >> it is shocking to know that something so traumatic can happen in this area. >> reporter: uc berkeley junior reacted to the report of a sexual assault on campus. >> so close to home being here. knowing that it happened a couple blocks down. who the s to say late at night kinlt happen on campus as well. so it is disappointing. >> reporter: police say it was late wednesday night. a woman was walking home. two men offered to walk with her. one she knew. the other she didn't. once she stepped foot on campus she told police she was sexually assaulted. >> despite all the teaching we have and all the coaches, to have this happen. it is incredibly saddening. >> reporter: complaints were filed against the campus in 2013 and 2014. alleging uc berkeley is not doing enough to educate students enough about sexual assault. an investigation is under

. >> director of the refugee study center in oxford university said that the way they're handling thearrival of refugees is embarrassing. >> europe needs a new deal in responsibility sharing. they greed that it does not work and they recognize that the situation that refugees are arriving in is not working. but how to get that deal. some are willing, but others are not willing to participate. the czech republic is not participating. the u.k. is not prepared to share that responsibility. it's a real challenge for the meeting on the 14th of september being prepared for european politicians. the situation is deeply problematic. the hungarian government is reluctant to take in muslim refugee. these policies are appalling. they're embarrassing for europe. while we have some element of leadership, some countries are way behind. it has to be the case that all of europe cooperate. angela merkel said we have to show our compassion and it simply cannot be based on religion. it has to be based on common humanity. >> iraq's finance minister has come under fire. pro government forces retook the ci

from west chester in that northeasterly to southwesterly direction near route one heading towards oxford. 32 lightning strikes in particular area and then up in the lehigh valley, five lightning strikes here and you can see a downpour around route 100 between macungie and bally and also on the split of 78 and as you hit that northeast extension south of allentown near schnecsville. this is a cold front trying to push through. high pressure to the north dewpoints dropping into the 40's and 50's and that will siphon in that dry air for the upcoming holiday weekend so it will be an amazing holiday. warm temperatures, sunny skies, low humidity. alicia we'll show you those numbers coming up in that full accuweather forecast. i want to hear no complaints at all this weekend. >> nothing. >> exactly. >> okay. remember, you can take accuweather with you on the go if you're heading out for holiday weekend. it's going to be great weather for you. storstorm tracker6 radar and lie sky6 giving you realtime updates on what's ahead. visit 6abc.com/weather or use the 6abc news a app. >> we are three week

it is oxford style. i don't know what that means because i have never been to oxford but it sounds great. oxford-style debate. five minutes from the presenters and i will conduct an open question from those opening statements and then closing statements of two minutes. they will be timed very precisely. and ifill be lights there are lights i will jump in and encourage them to wrap it up. earlier, will have a second vote on what you think and the underlying merits of the i run deal -- iran deal. i don't need to explain it to those watching, but a couple things happened today. senate democrats secured 41 votes, which means the motion to disapprove is subject to a successful filibuster if that is what democrats decide to do. the white house encouraged them to do that. the ranking member of the foreign relations committee said that was always implied, so did the democratic senator from virginia. republicans say why would you's filibuster -- why would you filibuster something if you support it. why not have a

in chester springs, 58 in kennett square, in the low 50s in shenandoah, 52 in mount pocono, 59 in oxford. south jersey in the 60s. 61 in mount holly and 62 degrees at the atlantic city airport. we'll switch to a satellite/radar shot. scattered showers moving through parts of the area, mainly confined to the lehigh valley, also the poconos in the northern parts of lancaster county. this will continue the next couple hours so expect wet conditions if you live closer to those areas. our city planner shows us bu by 7:00 a.m., 65 degrees. and then by 1:00, 71 but the high closer to 74. i'm tracking warmer weather as we head into the first day of fall. our temperatures today range between 72 and 75. cool conditions expected. let's check with jessica boyington. >> we're starting off with mass transit now, where we have no problems currently for new jersey transit and patco. the fire with jesse gary, watching route 13 f

my dad is from a little town called etta, which is oxford. >> gotcha. >> so understanding where they came from, moving to chicago to start a family and to raise us and to provide the opportunities that we had was just really astounding and-- and amazing in itself. >> what was the moment where you said, "i really want to go for this, and i think i can be successful." was there a moment? >> that's a very good question. i would say, as a junior, i was just about getting to the next tournament. you didn't see tennis the way you see it now. every day, looking on television, you're watching the pros and you can aspire to be that and knowing that it's a possibility. >> when i was growing up, i never knew that that was really a possibility. 'cause the environment that i grew up in was not a tennis environment, >> right >> so i didn't understand what being a professional was. i had a goal at 12 to be a professional, but i still didn't know what that meant and how to do it. and i was a young i was a young senior. i graduated at 16. and so, that was not a goal of mine. i knew i was going to col

. 85 in martins creek and center city 6-and chester in the lower 80s and 85 in kennett square and oxfordd in woodbine but along the coast, 80 in atlantic city and 80 in surf city and 80 in cinnaminson and dover. and here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have a partly cloudy skies and a few more clouds drift across the area, you can see the northeasterly winds coming in and we are tapping into this back door cold front as it moves into a relatively cooler air mass, we have to allow for a thunderstorm or shower as the day wears on, sunshine and clouds and muggy with a high temperature near 90 degrees and partly cloudy with a stray thundershower around and overnight low of 67. something going on tonight, high school huddle is back, on the way tonight the golden hawks up against the falcons, rather muggy and 7:00 p.m. for the start of the kickoff and 79 degrees and the temperature dips down to 73, as we go throughout the holiday weekend, it's about the numbers, future tracker 6 showing you the number as long the i-95 corridor and middle to upper 60s and 70s along the coast, 3:30 tom

the temperatures in pott town 49 in oxford. we're at 59 degrees in dover. your city planner shows we are going to be slow to warm up throughout the morning hours. we will still be in the mid-60s. lots of sunshine. by the time you head out for lunch, it will be really enjoyable. temperatures close to 76 degrees. we won't stop there. it will continue to be warm and push into the '80s. yesterday, pat, 80 degrees, our average this time of year is 75. so we will be above average. 78 and 81, sunny and nice. wind st. paddy's day out of the northeast so your headlines are stay warm. your papal forecast and then the possibility of showers heading into the second half of your weekend. for all the details on that coming up. >>> it is about 20 minutes until 5:00. we will give you a heads up if you are headed out on route 22. >> jessica boyington is watching that. >> we have an accident scene on 42. these are our cameras on the new jersey turnpike. so on the forth bound side, you can see several police cars involved in here. few vehicles as well. over into the right-han

incident happened last night on oxford street near edward stadium. police say the 2 men offered to walk the victim back to her home when the attack happened. the victim does in the attend cal. authorities say she knew one of the 2 attackers. >> berkeley police have arrested a man in violent attack caught on video. this video from berkeley police you can see a man hitting another n with a hammer during a black lives matter protest last december. after months of investigation police just this week arrested a man named jane walker from oakland in that attack. victim had serious injuries of course after being hit with a hammer. hit with a hammer. to stop looting and vandalism >> now to the pope visit. we have new video tonight of the pontiff departing saint patrick cathedral in new york city just few hours ago. >> covering the pope trip on the east coast amma live in washington. >> if dan the pope is resting tonight after whirlwind day from the hall of congress to mi town manhattan. sf new york welcome for pope francis. if thousands line fifth avenue to

in chester springs, 57 in kenneth square, 50 in the poconos, 54 in allentown, 58 in reading, 50 in oxford. 63 in dover, 56 in woodbine and temperatures in mount holly at 56 degrees as well. not a bad way to start the morning. quiet conditions, clear skies right now. we'll see lots of sunshine again today. we won't see clouds move in until we get closer to sunday. city planner shows by 7:00 a.m., 64 degrees, by 10:00, 75. 1:00, 83 and today's high closer to 86 degrees for this time of year. our highs around the region at 86 in philadelphia, 84 in pottstown, mid 80s in allen town, 78 degrees in the poconos so still warm. and we're going to stay that way each as we head into tomorrow. we are well above average. our average this time of year is 78 degrees. as we push into the start of your weekend we're still at 86. so not too bad. good thing is we're going to cool things down as we get closer to sunday. a cold front is going to come in. that's in time for your eagles forecast. kickoff, 77 and breezy by the fourth quarter clouds and temperatures of 72. i'm tracking what's in store as fall rol

. >>> breaking news in the oxford circle section of philadelphia.ky force with this motorcycle crash with an suv. the rider on the bike has serious injuries. no word on the condition of the driver of the suv. >>> and we're looking at a sunny stretch as we go through the weekend. it's going to be warmer tomorrow than it was today. mid 80s and then a little cooler as we get towards the end of your weekend. >> all right, for all of us here at nbc 10, thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. >>> tonight, lost in the flood. a wall of rushing water and debris trapping mothers and children in their vehicles. rescuers springing in action. at least 12 are dead. and tonight the search for the missing. caught on camera. richard epgel exposing the danger of refugee falling prey to human smugglers ready to exploit they are desperation for an enormous price. >>> ready to rumble. the second debris expected to be a fight but donald trump says bring it on as jeb bush looks to avoid a knockout. >>> and the new cold war. an extraordinary journey to the top of the

learnaxter, who can simple tasks. .e can work alongside humans research from oxford university says many factory jobs are at high risk of automation. >> there is a drive to automation generally and that is driven by off shoring, china and india. people have to rethink the way they are working. michael osborne's research predicts which jobs are most likely to be threatened by machines. we are in a high-tech restaurant and waiters are among those at risk, as computers learn to do more. >> and their ability to learn, computers are performing a much wider range of tasks than they've been able to do in the past. that results in a just manual not just manual labor. it is increasingly the labor of the mind. rory: some white-collar jobs may be less safe than you think. title includes any -- rory: this law firm junior staff has the tedious job of reading through contracts and inspecting them for risk, but no an artificial intelligence program can do that faster and better. at high risk. this law firm isn't worried. >> this is in the sort of work we want our lawyers to be doing good we want them t

help hit officer lamar pool riding his motorcycle in oxford circle late yesterday afternoon. a tow truck driver followed vagwell and boxed him in until police arrived. >>> next week, supporters plan to rally for pennsylvania's top lawyer saying they're fighting back against state officials trying to force her from office. kathleen kane is charged with leaking secret grand jury information to a philadelphia newspaper and like about it under oath. kane says she did nothing wrong. she's hired a lawyer to look into disciplinary matters for her. she wouldn't say whether the state supreme court is moving towards suspending her law license. >>> the national organization for women is slamming philadelphia's d.a. after two prosecutors were caught sending pornographic e-mails from state computers. the report was released after a request from kane. she says frank fina and mark costanza rigged charges against her. the two now work for philadelphia d.a. seth williams. he says he's weighing action against them. >>> tomorrow a catholic school on the main line will give parents the chance to

incident happened last night on oxford street near edward stadium. police say the 2 men offered to walk the victim back to her home when the attack happened. the victim does in the attend cal. authorities say she knew one of the 2 attackers. >> berkeley police have arrested a man in violent attack caught on video. this video from berkeley police you can see a man hitting another man with a hammer during a black lives matter protest last december. after months of investigation police just this week arrested a man named jane walker from oakland in that attack. victim had serious injuries of course after being hit with a hammer. hit with a hammer. to stop looting and vandalism >> now to the pope visit. we have new video tonight of the pontiff departing saint patrick cathedral in new york city just few hours ago. >> covering the pope trip on the east coast amma live in washington. >> if dan the pope is resting tonight after whirlwind day from the hall of congress to mid town manhattan. sf new york welcome for pope francis. if thousands line fifth avenue

police say poole was riding his motorcycle off duty in oxford circle august 30th when louis vogwell allegedlyran over him and took off. he was later caught and charged with murder. >>> we'll learn more about the plane crash that killed "philadelphia inquirer" owner louis katz. katz and six others died when their airplane overran a runway last year. >>> student athletic league officials in texas are meeting to investigate the actions of two football players who tackled a referee during a game. that ref was hit on the field by two students from san antonio's john jay high school at the end of last week's game. the school suspended those students from the team and placed an assistant coach linked to the incident on administrative leave. >>> a montgomery county man was trapped for hours after his car plunged over an embankment in lower merion township on monday. this was the scene at gray's lane and millcreek road. the driver says he lost control, went off the road, through a dense patch of trees and into trout creek. it happened nine hours before a police officer unknowingly approached the scene