vamos con pamela silva. pamela: gracias, alejandro!ra mejorar el Área de aprendizaje a nivel de memoria, atenciÓn, concentraciÓn, y las relaciones interpersonales. paulina: las personas con sÍndrome de down son muy flexibles, tienen talento musical y mucho carisma. Éste equipo cambia el panorama de la discriminaciÓn. >> muchas veces nos enfocamos en lo que no se puede. y cuando vemos a estas chicas, todos esos mitos o prejuicios cambian. paulina: estas jÓvenes son atletas de alto rendimiento, que entrenan muy fuerte para dar impresionantes resultados. >> que ellas pueden salir adelante, y que mÉxico debe estar orgulloso de ellas. paulina: mÉxico, estados unidos y brasil presentarÁn en nado sincronizado para que sea un deporte paralÍtico. --paralÍmpico, prÓximamente viajarÁn a brasil, donde se presentaran en una exhibiciÓn. pamela: les deseamos muchÍsima suerte. sigan con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". karla: increÍble historia. vamos a ir hasta la ciudad de mÉxico, donde un maestro se transforma en superhÉroe. johnny: y todo para de

pamela: gracias.el secuestro de al menos uno de los hijos del narcotraficante joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn. un grupo de violentos irrumpe con armas largas en un restaurante de puerto vallarta. desde jalisco, nos dicen cÓmo avanzan las pesquisas. reportera: primero filtraron las fotos de las cuales la fiscalÍa de jalisco se deslindÓ. ahora, las imÁgenes del vÍdeo del secuestro de un hijo del chapo guzmÁn y cinco personas mÁs en puerto vallarta, mÉxico, fueron subidas a una red social. en el vÍdeo se ve el ingreso de al menos cuatro hombres armados. en otra escena, una de las vÍctimas conversar vía telefÓnica sin darse cuenta que cuatro hombres con armas de grueso calibre pasan a su lado, hasta que un quinto sujeto lo somete. luego se ve cÓmo a varios les apuntan a la cabeza. no se ha confirmado que el otro hijo del chapo, ivÁn archibaldo guzmán, estÉ entre los secuestrados. >> las investigaciones nos han conducido a la muy avanzada identificaciÓn de algunos de los sujetos. reportera: de acuerdo con un exper

pamela silva.rtamento de salud ha confirmado que los dos nuevos casos se trata de personas que han contraÍdo el virus en miami beach. hasta ahora se reportan 35 infectados por transmisiÓn local en el sur de florida. hillary clinton ganarÍa la presidencia si las elecciones fueran hoy. una encuesta reciente concede cuatro puntos de ventaja a la candidata demÓcrata. el sondeo tuvo alcance nacional. un 41% de los encuestados dijo que votarÍa la exsecretaria, mientras un 37% afirmÓ que lo harÍa por donald trump. para clinton representa una caÍda de nueve puntos desde el pasado mes de junio. hillary clinton habrÍa dicho a investigadores del fbi que fue collin powell quien recomendÓ usar una cuenta de correo privada cuando asumiÓ la secretarÍa de estado. el general retirado ocupó el mismo cargo durante la presidencia de george w. bush. sin embargo, empleo una computadora del departamento de estado para enviar informaciÓn clasificada. powell habrÍa utilizado su correo personal porque la oficina no disponÍa

first, pamela osborne has your first alert traffic. >> that'a right. we're taking a look at the schuylkill expressway. this is right around belmont avenue. you can see we're beginning to see more cars on the road this morning around this time which we normally do. no problems to speak of there. if you're getting off in bala cynwyd, we do have an alert. belmont avenue, levering mill road, some of the traffic lights are out. something to keep in mind if you approach the intersections. the stoplights are not working right now. drive times for route 42, 60 miles an hour. >>> a fire at this home in philadelphia, cedarbrook neighborhood, crews were called to michener avenue around 3:30 this morning. this home is gutted. fire officials tell us the victims jump out of a second floor window. they're being treated for smoke inhalation and broken bones but are expected to be okay. >>> new from overnight, firefighters battled flames in philadelphia's mantua neighborhood. here's a look at the three-story home. the fire department says no one there was hurt and ther

back to you. >>> all right pamela thank you. the sox look to make it is that 2008 in their -- two straight in their interleague match-up with the diamondbacks. >> a-rod and the yankees go their separate ways with an four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. >>> no expert but i think that red sox need to back in the starting role tonight huh? >> that will be a big key to playing better. all right one at a time. that's the message the red sox are trying to live by these days, everything will be fine. tonight buchholz does indeed start on the mound for boston which hopes the feed off the momentum of last night's win over the d

pamela. pamela: gracias por la informaciÓn.amigo. su tipo generoso, como que recordar a la gente y otra vez a las personas que todo se puede combinar, hoy en dÍa la gente es como muy extrema, se encamina sÓlo al trabajo. la vides combinarlo en todos los aspectos. presentadora dos. tengo entendido que tiene de todo un poco. muchos rostros hermosos aparte los de ustedes. actores muy queridos. un elenco de primera. tenemos una sorpresa christian chÁvez regresa las telenovelas como antagonista. les da mucha agua de este chico malo? daniel: es un malo que hace las cosas inocentemente sino se cuenta y que lo que les gusta mucho personaje de cristian. presentadora: este protagÓnico, tÚ primero, un premio como mejor actriz revelaciÓn como tres italiana y ahora un protagÓnico. adela: me siento muy contenta, muy afortunada, muy egregia con pedro damiÁn y afortunada de a ser esta gran historia. como dijo daniel donde se puede imponer a la mujer. todos los personajes ya no son los tÍpicos de que la protagonista llora todo el tiempo, el mal

a look at the blue route when i come back. >> pamela, thank you.rning we are following breaking news. a man is dead after an intruder shot him and his wife inside their hunting park home. it all happened as six kids were sleeping. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in hunting park. tell us what happened, matt. >> right now, vai, police are working to find the people responsible for this. what we can tell you is a woman is in the hospital, a man is dead and his six children were in this house at the time this happened. this happened just before 1:00. we're on the 3700 block of north 7th street here in hunting park. police are telling us that two men went into this house through a window, went upstairs to a bedroom, saw the man and his wife, demanded money and then both were shot. the 35-year-old man was pronounced dead here at the scene. his wife, a 40-year-old woman, was shot twice, including once in the face. she is in critical condition at temple hospital. those children ages 5 to 13, some of them were in the room, witnesses to this crime. investigato

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pamela osbourne is live in malvern.ell us what's happening right now. >> reporter: vai, a lot of passengers are waiting at the moment. as you mentioned, all morning long, we are giving you the information that we got from septa. every 40 minutes, a train would be allowed to pass through the line. when i saw you at 5:30, that was the first scheduled train that was supposed to leave. as you can see, it has not arrived yet. passengers are waiting for the train to get here. and just a little bit ago, we heard over the loud speaker that one train set to depart a little later this morning, has been canceled. amtrak forced two trains to stop passengers on the tracks. passengers were strand onned on the paoli-thorndale line for more than an hour. they were evacuated safely. one man said he avoided being one of the stuck passengers last night. but he cannot avoid the delays that are a result of that issue. >> are you worried this will slow you down this morning? >> no. i'll hop in my car and drive in if i have to. i give it 15 m

it is dangerous heat, pamela, too. >> it is. you figure may be at night -- maybe at night we'll get some relief. not in these next overnight too, so that make it is extremely dangerous. so check on neighbors, make sure everyone's good to go. cooling off, taking it easy in this kind of heat, because it's going to be around for a while. and we're tracking the drought conditions too. we had some rain yesterday. it was rather refreshing out there. picked up a quarter of an inch in some spots along the south shore at least, my house. the drought monitor continues to worsen here. the latest shows, some areas boston, under extreme drought conditions. we're 7.6 inches below rainfall where we should be from january 1. from burlington to chonsford, you have extreme drought conditions. it's going to get worse as the days progress. this did not take into account the rainfall that we had from the last two days, so keep that in mind. that update every thursday. heat advisory today. currently, until 7:00 p.m. feels like temperature right aroun

sorry, pamela. >> in for jessica boyington again today. that's right. looking at west deptford, new jersey, i-295 around route 644. you can see quite a few cars on the road this morning traveling to their destinations at this hour. no problems to speak of as of yet. i've advanced it a little too quickly. if you're driving 76 -- we'll go back to the west sedgely avenue bridge, that is closed between 7th and 9th street. that take place until 6:00 this morning. there's some construction that's going on there. and also want to give you a look at 76 this morning at the conshohocken curve. traffic moving smoothly there as well. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it is cooler this morning. 18 minutes after 5:00. about an hour away from sunrise. it is cool enough that a colleague of mine told me she actually had to turn the heat on in her car this morning. i'm not going to reveal hertk"t >> do not call me out like that! >> but her initials are tracy davidson. look at the wind. it's really died down. the humidity is low. light wind and clear skies, the

pamela: me encanta la energÍa, la mÚsica y la alegrÍa de "cÓdigo segura". orlando: gracias, pamela.ecen a los aspirantes a la casa blanca en caso de que gane las elecciones. mientras que la candidata presidencial demÓcrata hillary clinton continÚa lidiando con la controversia de los correos electrÓnicos. el fbi admitió que entregÓ a los republicanos en el congreso una serie de documentos relacionados con el uso de un servidor privado por parte de clinton durante su gestiÓn como secretaria de estado. la campaÑa de clinton dijo que estos materiales deberÍan ser liberados ampliamente para el pÚblico. mientras autoridades intensifican sus esfuerzos de rescate tras las inundaciones en louisiana, mÁs de 1000 voluntarios se suman para ayudar a las miles de familias que perdieron todo. pedro rojas estÁ en baton rouge. las inundaciones han cobrado la vida de al menos 11 personas y dejado 40.000 viviendas afectadas. buenos dÍas, pedro. pedro: buenos dÍas. estamos al este de la ciudad de baton rouge, donde el daÑo es absolutamente devastador. quiero presentarles a una pareja que prÁcticamente

back to you guys. >> thank you, pam are a -- pamela. the graphics have gone rogue. >>> a popular because of health code violations. inspectors found 20 violations in sweet green. >> katie brace has more what needs to happen tory open. >> reporter: sweet green's public relations was in full bloom, but that's not all. >> now i'm concerned. chain as an ongoing list of problems. and that forced the people to take action. >> a lot of people have come to me and said what did you do. >> reporter: they said they had no choice. >> it was so repetitive we said you have to stop. >> reporter: employees not washing hands, foot not kept the proper temperatures, surfaces not sanitized. >> some are critical violations, and it concerns public welfare and things like that and we are trying hard to work with them. >> reporter: the city received 30 complaints for customers over the last month. sweet green released a statement saying in part, "we have implemented a new structure and role within our restaurant operations, the first of which is being deployed

the national forecast now from pamela gardner at wbz tv in boss be to, pamela? >> elaine from west coast to east coast we're dealing with hot temperatures, through monday at least heat advisories are posted right around the los angeles area, excessive heat warnings are in effect from philadelphia all the way to even boston, a heat advisory in effect as well. monday's high temperatures out west, los angeles 98, palm springs, 108. a dryer heat there. dealing with also the humidity levels, temperatures in the low to mid 90st but also with the humidity fact erred in, heat index around 100 to 105. rainfall we're also tracking what is going on in louisiana. devastating rain totals and right outside of baton rouge in watson 31.39 inches of rain has fallen since tuesday. flood watches and warnings are still in effect through sunday in louisiana but also through tuesday as this same system tracks through the ohio valley. here's your flooding rain potential. that low pressure starts to move through missouri and up through the ohio valley into indiana by tuesday morning, w

septa, patco, new jersey transit, d.a.r.t., amtrak, all on time. >> thank you, pamela. >>> today, vicepresidential nominee mike pence hopes to give his campaign a push in our area. matt delucia is live in king of prussia where pence will make one of his two stops today. he's in montgomery county, also bucks county today, right, matt? >> that is right, vai. the first stop is at tech tube in king of prussia. then he heads to pipersville in bucks county. the details here in king of prussia have not been revealed. the company has more than 70 years of experience in custom tubing. pennsylvania has been viewed as a must-win state for both parties. we've seen both campaigns spending some time here in recent weeks. trump even canceled a speech he planned to give on thursday in colorado about immigration. but supporters are being told that the speech was still being modified. we're seeing both campaigns working their campaigns and talking about the issues as we get c&er to the election. we've also seen the republican campaign, namely donald trump himself reaching out over the past few days. he

you pamela gardner has de-- for you. pamela gardner has details. >> close to record highs but we won't reach record here. yesterday we had a high 96. record stands at 144 of 99 and sunday no record which was 101. heat advisory in ef until 7 to so. very, very row owe presve heat -- very, very oppressive h oppressive heat. right now in boston 72. r in pl you can tell you head outside. heat index 101 uncomfortable. temperatures 94 in 59n portland hot ot worcester 85 and 84 in falmouth and mo 80s on the cape. heat index around 102 for lawrence. 99 in taunton and just uncomfortable in all spots here. and we are going to keep the humidity around at least for the next couple days the weekend. 95 degrees for the high today. heat index yes right around 100 to 105. and scattered storm chances as well. we are tracking the potential and especially later this afternoon. overnight tonight, down to 78 a chance for a shower. if you headed to the the game be aware that there's going to be the potential for an isolated storm late in the d

pamela? >> jason carroll, thanks so much for that. in light of this breaking news about who hillary clinton reportedly met with as secretary of state, it does not look like the trump campaign is going to stop with this line of attack any time soon. phil mattingly is out front. >>> hillary clinton has totally forgotten the first rule of public service. the job of an elected official is to serve the citizens of the united states. that's what the job is. >> tonight, hillary clinton facing a series of sustained attacks from donald trump on the clinton foundation and the lingering controversy over her e-mails. donald trump's running mate, mike pence citing an associated press report on clinton foundation donor access to the state department launching this salvo on the campaign trail. >> this just in, the associated press is reporting today that 85 of the 154 meetings and calls of individual meetings that the secretary of state gave while she was in office were to individuals who contributed up to

pamela you will be riding the pmc. join us live and stay with us for the live coverage on sunday watch it on cbsboston.com. >>> in this week's summer of savings, there may be just a few weeks of summer left, but there's time to make the most of things. we have the reel deal on free outdoor movies. it's a night out everyone can enjoy as we soak up the last of summer. across the region, towns and communities are holding outdoor movie nights many for free. >> don't u on that book. >> reporter: there's something for everyone. in foxboro patriot place opens every other wednesday and families fill the area. it's much more than just movies. with games for the kid to occupy the time before the big screen lights up. the fun starts at 6. grab your blankets and beach chairs and head to the harbor walk on wednesday night in when it gets dark. and a reminder enjoy a free friday flick this is good to know at hat shell in boston but you need to be-- your spot you have to be early and tonight is the movie the good dinosaur. >>> and fo

pamela. >> it's very humid out there. heat advisories in effect as temperatures skyrocket into the 90s. we are dealing with areas of dense fog from taunton into maryland. portland a quarter of a mile or less. that's a dense fog advisory, and no advisories posted. hit or miss, and it's not widespread. be aware, we will reduce visibility this morning. the high humidity, and we are warm. on our way to 90 by midday. we are tracking the potential for heat indexes in the 100s. 100 to about 105 the mid-90s across the board, and advisories from noon to 7:00 p.m. today, and it looks like we will keep the heat around for quite some time and add the chance for a couple of storms into the mix. i will have details coming up in your 7-day forecast. brianna? >> pamela, you're slow and go by the gas tanks here at exit 13. things are slowing down back to exit 11, going all the way up to this point in dorchester, this morning up north, and let's take a look at the maps upnorth if we can. a few things to keep in mind before you hit the road

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm pamela osborne. a nice cool start to the morning today. let's start with meteorologist bill henley with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. bill? >> it does feel better this morning. the temperatures have droppedç into the 60s and 70s. humidity is dropping, too, after showers and thunderstorms last night have cleared the area. starting to see some of the light of the day. we're about 45 minutes away from sunrise this morning. 72 degrees in the suburbs. there's still time for the temperatures to drop a bit more. some readings are already in the 60s. for example, look at the lehigh valley. at 68 degrees and 70 degrees in delaware. a quick warmup, near 90 this afternoon for philadelphia and the suburbs. mostly sunny skies. you'll see sunshine in delaware, 88 degrees in the lehigh valley, 89. there will be clouds developing in parts of new jersey but you'll get a mostly to partny sunny day. shower inland is possible at the shore. i think it stays dry. in fact, the showers from last night are al

reporting live in manayunk, i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." >>> and pamela, it's 5:03, 69 degrees. and a home in germantown, eight people, including five children inside, a man outside the home was also shot. police say the intruder was shot inside that home. police thought the man was shot in retaliation to a fight earlier yesterday. police are going through surveillance video. >>> officials say the attack in afghanistan university is over. the gunmen set off the attack at a campus in kabul yesterday. the explosives and gunfire. the violence left 12 people dead including seven students. scores of others were hurt. the u.s. national security council spokesperson saluted the quick work of action of security forces who put down the assaults overnight. so far, there's been no claim of responsibility for the attack. >>> now to south jersey where a burglar ransacked this home in cumberland county. the home belongs to hunter lyle's mother. the mother has alzheimer's. the house was boarded up and all of the mother's memories were inside. >> i didn't want her to lose this stuff. for someon

pamela gardner is in for >> gorgeous weather -- gorgeous weather but the temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. lawrence 6 # and not -- 62. not as chilly as what we experienced this time yesterday and temperatures are on the uptick. winds from the south a sea breeze could develop later today keeping temperatures along the coast in the low to mid-80s but inland especially 88 degrees for the drive home high temperatures elsewhere nearing 90. once we get farther to the south and to the north here 82 hyannis. 82 in provincetown. more warmth is on the way. 90s and tracking the next chance for rain. it's a slim chance but it's a chance. i will go through that in the 7- day. >>> we begin with breaking news from italy a deadly earthquake hitting the central part of the country as people slept. two towns. at least 11 people -- debris littering the streets of two towns. >> reporter: italian officials say ies a -- it's a 6.# and u.s -- 6.1 and u.s. official measure it 6.# it hit central italy including rome after 3:30 their time. the pictures show a tremendous amount of devastation with b

the national forecast from pamela gardner at wvz in boston. pamela. >> elaine from west coast to east coast dealing with hot temperature thousands. through monday at least. heat advisories are posted. right around the los angeles area. excessive heat warnings in effect from philadelphia all the way to even boston the heat advisory in effect as well. monday's high temperatures out west. los angeles, 98. here in the east, also dealing with humidity levels. temperatures, low to mid 90s. also with the humidity factored in, heat index around 100 to 105. rainfall also tracking what is going on in louisiana. devastating rain totals. right outside of baton rouge, watson, flood watches and warnings in effect through sunday in louisiana. also through tuesday as the same system tracks through the ohio potential. that center of low pressure starts to move through missouri and up through the ohio valley into indiana by tuesday morning where we could see anywhere from 2 to 5 inches of additional rainfall. >> pamela gardner. pamela, thank you so much. >>> in

first, pamela osborne has an update from the first alert traffic center. >> good morning, bill.g to all of you at home. everything is looking good on the roadways this morning. this is a look at route 1 at broad street. just a few cars on the road this morning. everything traveling smoothly at this hour. also the same story for mass transit today. take a look. amtrak, septa, patco, new jersey transit, all running on time for you this morning. if you're hitting the freeway in your car, 76 looking good this morning as well. average speeds in the 60s. >>> new from overnight, an adult and child are in the hospital after a fire at their home in philadelphia's cedarbrook neighborhood. the home is gutted. fire officials tell us the victims jumped out of a window and are being

. >> i'm pamela osborne. we've issued a first alert for today because of the threat of thunderstorms and flash floods. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. it's a close look at conditions at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. good morning, bill. >> good morning, pamela. we're starting off pretty quiet this morning. here's a live view of philadelphia from the adventure aquarium, looking across the delaware. 77 degrees right now in philadelphia. delaware is 77 and coming down the temperatures will be dropping a little bit more but as they come down, we're seeing some areas of fog form. as far as showers and thunderstorms, pretty quiet right now. isolated showers moving north of atlantic city, heading towards the shore. the fog will be disappearing as the temperatures climb. we'll see 80s this afternoon, clouds, sunshine, 80s for philadelphia, the suburbs and the lehigh valley with a chance of late-day showers and thunderstorms. that thr

you have a preview for us, pamela.alked to a bunch of girls who look at her as such an inspiration, right? >> reporter: i did, katy. but since i saw you last, i actually talked to carli's personal coach as well. he talked to her earlier today, she's feeling good and excited about tonight's game as are the girls who practiced here on her childhood team. they say they are looking forward to watching her play tonight. >> it's like mind blowing. like -- to think about like, you seeing her, a real person, and how famous she is, like, worldwide. it's like amazing to see her practicing. >> reporter: you could call it a field of dreams, except in all actuality, this field helped olympic athlete carli lloyd growing into the superstar soccer player she is today. >> i always see her practicing here and it makes me want to be a better person. >> reporter: jalen and a lot of her teammates here have olympic dreams of her own. but they know it won't come without hard work and a lot of training. >> it's a good environment. we get to p

pamela: asÍ que conÉcte esta tarde.os amigos me invitan a tor una cerveza. ese tipo de cosas. karla: tÍpica, doctor. doctor rivera: estÁ probablemente es una de las mentiritas blancas mÁs comunes. realmente, cuando uno estÁ viendo los laboratorios, y las enzimas del hÍgado estÁn elevadas, y los triglicÉridos estÁn elevados, y tÚ le crees al paciente, empiezas a buscar otras causas. a lo mejor le das hasta un medicamento, cuando el problema es que estÁn tomando demasiado alcohol. me pasÓ con una seÑora que habÍa bajado 20 libras en un mes, y a mÍ me preocupaba que tuviese cÁncer. le hice un scan del pecho y el abdomen, todo negativo. llamÉ al hijo, preocupado, y el hijo me confiesa que ella estÁ alcohÓlica. y eso explica todo. si ella me lo hubiese dicho, hubiÉsemos ahorrado dinero y tiempo. y radiaciÓn. karla: quÉ importante. ahÍ viene otra de las mentiras. francisca: es como una pesadez que tengo en el estÓmago. no sÉ, me mareo... mira, ahora mismo me acaba de dar uno. alan: seÑorita, ¿estÁ haciendo algÚn tipo de dieta

. >> pamela gardner -- pamela gardner is here to tell us when that moves and. >> we have enjoyed a fantastic sunday the whole weekend. comfortable temperatures and pretty low humidity. now the humidity starts to go up and you see this wall of rain pushing into western new england. behind that rain, we're going to be much cooler and a little breezy as we get into monday. 72 degrees in boston with an east southeast wind sustained between five and 15 miles per hour in most spots with a wind gust peak at 31 miles per hour in boston. the rain starts to move through central massachusetts and worchester county by 2 am. it's going to take time to go through here. that cold front pushes through boston after that monday morning commute. coming up, big changes on the way for monday and tuesday. cooler temperatures and how low those numbers will go in your seven-day forecast. >>> for weather updates anytime, download the cbs boston weather app for live radar, hour by hour conditions and video forecast with pamela on your phone or tablet. >>> two people remain in the hospital after being pulled from a lo

>> good morning, pamela. >>> you can see the fog on the camera. you have company northbound on ex columbia road in dorchester. the split to downtown boston, it's just 23 minutes. and to the north, you have an easy ride on 93 south, and 121 looking good as well. no delays on the t. or the commuter rail. >> thank you so much, brianna. >>> this morning we are seeing new video of the dramatic dog rescue on the ocean. we told you about the dog getting pulled from the waters shared her video of the dramatic rescue, and carroll portier was on the ferry when she saw the dog. the ferry was too big to help, and the the captain signaled a fishing boat. >> he was sort of swimming in circles, and he was too far out. he doesn't headed to land or anything. we didn't know how long he had been there. >> the dog fell off an earlier ferry, and this morning he is doing just fine with the ordeal. >> reportefo looking for the person who stole items meant for a children's charity auction. someone stole a 2-foot bottle like this one, valued at $15,000, and was supposed t

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we have team coverage beginning with meteor out gist -- meteorologist pamela gardner. >> we have a heat advisory for boston until 7 p.m. and excessive heat warning in effect for southeastern massachusetts where heat index temperatures have been between day. temperatures still running in the mid-90s. 95 in boston. 9in lawrence. -- 94 in lawrence. and dew point temperatures have clicked down by a couple degrees but we are soupy upper 60s and low 70s combined with the hot temperatures and our heat index values are in the upper 90s to right around 100 from boston to taunton and 101 is your feels like temperature right now in providence. we are tracking the potential for some storms that we have plenty of moisture in the y we need lift and all the ingredients to come together get storms. live look at doppler radar we are dry but if i've been out and about we have had cumulus clouds trying to puff up and the only shower activity is western massachusetts and springfield and orange. very light showers but a lot of the action has been to the south and west. we could still have the potential for

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>> well, 202 looks great, pamela and tracy. we're looking at our cameras, seven minutes for the drive time, at 29 to the schuylkill expressway, you can see no problem. speed information the 60s. just a couple of cars held in the east direction on the roads. down at the shore, egg harbor, watching an accident, towards the garden state parkway. headed southbound in this general area here. you can see exit 36 around route 302. this is route 70 in new jersey, at cherry hill. you can see traffic moving along. as for mass transit, 1512 for septa running ten minutes late. amtrak and new jersey transit and patco all riding along with no delays. >>> more than a dozen cases of concern and concern is still growing. we'll give you an update from florida where 15 cases of the zika virus have been confirmed and what health officials are doing today. this morning, we're live in rio. we're talking our olympic athletes at this year's games. and the chance of bringing olympic gold back to our area. whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i kn

i'm pamela osborne. your first alert neighborhood forecast with meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning, pamela. sunshine, nice and bright. just a few scattered clouds, but no sign of any showers for us today. the temperatures climbing 81 degrees by noontime. and we're well on our way. it's already 77 in philadelphia. still cool in the suburbs. it was in the 50s the first thing this morning. delaware and the lehigh valley will warm into the 80s. and you'll see that in new jersey, too, except the shore, thanks to a nice sea breeze, 79 degrees this afternoon. pamela? >> thank you. jessica boyington standing by with a lack at the roads this morning. hey, jessica. >> hey, pamela. we're watching 95 right now. nothing major happening right here, but we are watching some construction crews, and they tend to make some or cause some delays on the southbound side at this time. you can see traffic is moving by, neither our cameras right around the vine street expressway. you can see that's th

first we're taking a look at first alert traffic with pamela osborne. >> good morning, bill. good morning to all of you at home. things are looking good on the roadways this morning. this is route 422 right around route 29. you can see more cars on the roadway this morning, which is what we expect for this time of day. certainly no delays, no hangups for anybody traveling that way. want to give you a look at the drive times for the turnpike, 22, 21 minutes, average speeds in the 60s. so everything is looking good this morning for you. also want to give you another look at all yourç majors, 95, , 476 all clear on your monday morning. >>> 5:32. breaking news we're following. police are telling us it's the worst scene they've seen in a long time. a deadly killing in hunting park. six children were in the home. matt delucia, tell us more. >> none of those children were physically injured but, of course, a harrowing scene here this morning. police are trying to figure out who did this. i'll step out of the way here. police are still on the 3,700 block of north 7th street. still a

the national forecast from pamela gardner at wvz in boston. pamela. >> elaine from west coast to east coast dealing with hot temperature thousands. through monday at least. heat advisories are posted. right around the los angeles area. excessive heat warnings in effect from philadelphia all the way to even boston the heat advisory in effect as well. monday's high temperatures out west. los angeles, 98. here in the east, also dealing with humidity levels. temperatures, low to mid 90s. also with the humidity factored in, heat index around 100 to 105. rainfall also tracking what is going on in louisiana. devastating rain totals. right outside of baton rouge, watson, flood watches and warnings in effect through sunday in louisiana. also through tuesday as the same syem valley. here is your flooding rain potential. that center of low pressure starts to move through missouri and up through the ohio valley into indiana by tuesday morning where we could see anywhere from 2 to 5 inches of additional rainfall. >> pamela gardner. pamela, thank you so muc

pamela, we understand it's a preseason game. but the excitement is getting a glimpse of the eagles futures right? >> reporter: that's right, vai. i think the players are just as excited about the return of football as we are out here, right? the guys have been practicing for a while now. tonight, we're going to get the first real sense of what they're bringing to the field this season. at 7:00, the eagles will take on the buccaneers, and a lot of eyes are on carston wentz. he tells us he's excited. >> i don't get too excited but the first night, i'll be ready for it. >> reporter: and one more thing, we want to mention to you this morning, as bill has said, it's going to be extremely hot later on today. very humid. very muggy. the linc is allowing fans to bring in one water bottle. it has to be a sealed water bottle. 16 ounces or smaller. that's one thing that's different that you can take with you at the stadium today. reporting live outside of the lincoln, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> water bottles have to be sealed. remember

i'm pamela osborne.to start things off with your first alert neighborhood weather forecast with meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning, pamela. lots of sunshine. the temperatures are climbing, but the humidity is staying low today. philadelphia, nothing but sunshine, over center city, 80 degrees now in the city. look at the low 70s in the lehigh valley, drops down into the 50s overnight. now warming into the upper 80s this afternoon along with the suburbs and delaware is at 78 degrees. 80 in south jersey. into the upper 80s to near 90 this afternoon. pamela? >> all right. thank you, bill. now let's get a check on traffic with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. how's it looking out the there, jess? >> we're watching cherry hill, new jersey. this is kings highway where it runs into route 70. you can see some police activity there on the scene. crews trying to work on it and cones in place. you could see some backups in the area. traffic not know whing what to .

i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett.w. >> donald trump calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the clinton foundation. >>> e-mail story took another damaging turn for secretary clinton, 15,000 e-mails and attachments coming to light today, many not previously disclosed. that, plus the unfounded suggestion that trump surrogates are making secretary clinton is ill. and the zika outbreak. busy night ahead. starting with donald trump in akron, ohio. his statement that african-american voters have nothing to lose by supporting him. here he

pamela? >> all right. thank you, bill.vel along i-95 north from center city, philadelphia, you may want to find another route this week. penndot says lane closures will be in effect from 9:00 at night until 5:00 in the morning tonight through friday morning. crews are doing repair work on the northbound vie deduct over lehigh valley. >>> and philadelphia investigators are looking for the cause of two fires that caused injuries and destruction. a woman and a 17-year-old girl were in the hospital after fire gutted through their home in cedar brook. crews were called to mikener avenue around 3:30 this morning. officials tell us the victims jumped out of a second-floor window. they're being treated for smoke inhalation and broken bones but are expected to be okay. also overnight, firefighters battled a house fire in mantua. nbc 10 was at the scene at north 37th and wallace streets. fire officials said no one was hurt. >>> and juerry sandusky will be back in a pennsylvania courtroom today for the third and final day of his appe

the national forecast now from pamela gardner of wbz-tv in boston, pamela? of rain across the eastern half of the country but also along the gulf coast where flash flood watches are still in effect right around san antonio. portions of texas picked up six to 11 inches of rain. and the heavy rain is also starting to move through the northeast. draught stricken areas hopefully picking up around 1 inch of rait accumulation from boston to new york and d.c. through monday afternoon. and this cold front moves off the coast here, out to sea, high pressure in control back to thet west and midwest and cooler temperatures flooding into the eastern half of the country,ol while he stationary front will still bein over texas and louisiana but soon will wash out flooding threat diminishes, the pacific northwest, you have had intense heat the last several days, finally relief and cooler temps to start the week. >> quijano: pamela, thank you. >> in california, more than 10,000 firefighters spent the weekend trying to put out six large wildfires, an hour east of los angeles