apparently hit closer to home as at least nine e-mails registered for the site were linked to city of philadelphiat e-mail addresses. when a hacker allegedly looked through the leaked e-mails he found thousands associated with military and city government including here in philadelphia. when we caught up with him earlier today mayor nutter was aware but he really doesn't much to say. >> i don't have anything to do with it. >> you were made aware of it. >> yes. we're investigating. thanks. >> clearly cheating on your spouse is a personal issue. but the people that i spoke to here around city hall said if you're dumb enough to do it with a government e-mail possibly during work hours, then deal witness consequences. >> i think they should. they're in a position where they're in the public eye and they're supposed to be role models just like everybody in the public eye. there should be some consequences for it. >> something specifically around cheating probably shouldn't be footed by taxpayers. >> doing it on your e-mail and if you're going to cheat you need to be discreet about cheating so it's not

. >> the pope on the stage in the united states, inside philadelphia, city that he loves. >> reporter: doorway to francis call for morsi is through ten the foot tall, 4-foot wide, white cross, designed and shaped by the carpetry students at mercy vocational. >> this cross will be the center piece, for the the world meeting of families, youth congress. >> reporter: the student and their partner teachers, opened their shop to the media to open and up veil the mercy prayer cross. the its curbed shape and its cross, within a cross, symbolizing a call to embrace those in need, with a merciful heart. >> we had research like the material that we had to use, we had to find that was durable to be able to have my

it traces right here to philadelphia, city hall in fact. >> steve keeley, he got dressed up for this one. >> reporter: mike, televisions are made to block adult programming and channels from children. but it turns out we have learned because of this hack the government military computers may need something similar kind of blocking on their official government e-mail accounts. >>> ashley madison scan aal hitting close to home, a number of fill governmental e-mails were found on the leaked list. what mayor nutter said when we asked him bit. >>> do you see this guy, gene simmons, from kiss, now involved in the child porn investigation but listen up, police don't think he was the one down loading the porn. no, somebody else was in his house while he was on tour. >>> and someone is hungry. let's try to scoop up this camera and eat it up, look at those teeth. >> wow. >> kind of an animal is that. >> someone need to go to the dentist i'm just saying. >>> it is friday, august 21st, 2015. >> we will be in dewey beach. >> someone will have to be down there and jen fred in to i beach. >> we are

site ashley mathieson.com making e-mail addresses public to everyone. >> some appear to the philadelphia citywork are and state employees. our steve keeley is on this one, steve. >> reporter: so people using government e-mail accounts who work under the feet of billy penn on top of the city hall now we have learned included in people at the white house, the pentagon, and real sensitive high ranking governmental positions and offices this web site hack new we know goes beyond the potential for embarrassment to getting fired for these people. it demonstrates the potential danger, people could create if someone with this information uses it to black mail people in government and military power position toss gain a corrupt edge from everything from getting a philadelphia city or state contract or influencing governmental investigation toss revealing governmental classified security information. >> people in the military, if you are determined to be a fill landerrer, you could be in prison for a year, dishonorably discharge. >> unaudible. >> we are actually investigating. >> they are in a position

. >>> philadelphia city workers caught up in a sex website scandal. the new information and the investigation into what they may have done wrong. >>> i'm watching storms impacting part of our area right now. fortunately, not atlantic city at the moment. more coming later tonight. the timing, next. >>> an investigation is under way to find out if philadelphia city employees used city computers to surf the ashley madison cheating website. a number of e-mail addresses with philly.gov showed up in a list released by hackers. we spoke to the mayor's office. they say they are looking into the matter. it is against city policy for an employee to use work e-mail for personal use. >>> new at 6:00, two teenagers are targeted by thieves on a local lake. they were robbed of their kayak and fishing gear. police say the bandits preyed on the boys' innocence. they were confronted as they paddled on newtown lake park in collingswood. the robbers said they were law enforcement. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long spoke to the police. >> reporter: it is that

apparently hit closer to home as at least nine e-mails registered for the site were linked to city of philadelphiat e-mail addresses. when a hacker allegedly looked through the leaked e-mails he found thousands associated with military and city governments including here in philadelphia. when we caught up with hmm earlier today, mayor nutter was aware but he really didn't have much to say. >> i don't have anything to do with that. >> you were made aware of. >>> yes. we're absolutely investigating the thanks. >> reporter: cheating on your bows is a personal issue but the people that i spoke to here around city hall said if you're dumb enough to do it with a government e-mail, possibly during work hours, then deal with the consequences. >> i think they should. they're in position where they're in the public eye and they're supposed to be role models just like everybody in the public eye, and there should be some consequences for it. >> something specifically around cheating. probably shouldn't be footed by taxpayers. >> they're stupid for doing it on your e-mail. if you are going to cheat you need t

. >>> we continue now with new information on the pope's visit to philadelphia. city leaders gave an update to nbc 10 this afternoon. they announced that a papal playbook will be available starting monday. that playbook will have information residents need including transportation, city services and pet care. >> we also learned that philadelphia's sports complexes will be a hub for buses and rvs during the visit. officials expect 10,000 buses to bring nearly half a million people to the event that weekend. >> today, the mayor tried to stress that the city is available to help residents get through this event. >> nbc 10's mitch blacher is here to explain more on the new information. >> this is now the fifth time mayor nutter has publicly updated plans for the pope's visit. today, more details emerged about transportation options as well as what those who live in center city will and won't be able to do. the mayor confirmed five weeks from today the u.s. secret service will wall off sections of center city. the pope's visit is an event with a security factor philadelphi

>>> this morning on the fox 29 morning news web site for cheaters now tied to philadelphia city employees, the the e-mail addresses just uncovered in the ashley madison hack attack. >>> police say the same man might be behind two sexual assaults at local golf course, find out what steps they are taking to prevent this from happening again. >> show me your hands. >> so hard to watch, we have a new twist in that case that has the community, outraged, a man with his hand up was shot and killed by police. why officers will not be facing charges. >> good day it is friday august 212,015th. the weekend is here. >> just say it is friday, it makes me so happy, tgif, thanks for waking up so early and joining us on this hot, steamy morning, sue. >> i was telling sue serio my uber driver drove with the windows down, sue. >> sue, my hair. >> the humidity. >> it is invasive, even with the windows up. my goodness. well, see when you start your day off that way it can only go up from there. let's hope that is the case. let's start with the current conditions. 77 degrees outside. it is still sticky. 88 pe

city. this is philadelphia's sister city in china. you can see just the smoldering rubble there. we will tell to bring you the developments throughout the morning on this. >>> officers arrested tyler carter yesterday afternoon charged him with first-degree murder. investigators say that carter opened fire after getting into an argument with a woman's boyfriend on seventh street in wilmington on monday. la trice tied died in the shooting and her 4-year-old daughter were injured. they say it happened between an argument. >>> members of the delaware county criminal investigation division rated the fire company in colvin. an investigation has revealed questionable spending at that volunteer fire station months ago. we are told that agents in this raid took computers and boxes of financial records from the building. the leadership says there is no wrongdoing. >> i walked in. i says do anybody have a warrant for this? and the female agent showed me the warrant which said they were there to -- in reference to monies, bank statements, checks that were written. >> the council meets tonigh

philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news"." >> right now at 6 o'clock the the heat continues. a live look now over center cityhiladelphia where temperatures top 90 degrees for a fifth straight day. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. as hot as it was today at least it didn't feel too bad outside. "eyewitness news" at the art museum where folks weren't letting the heat ruin their saturday. lots of people walking around today just enjoying the day. meteorologist justin drabick is live in our weather center. he's got the first look at the forecast. hey, justin. >> natasha at least that humidity was not high. it's somewhat bearable to be outside. i think we can handle this heat wave and through the rest of the weekend we're not talking about any high levels of humidity. made it to 90 degrees at philadelphia international airport, average high 87 but this makes it our 19th 90-degree day or higher of 2015. so, now they're really starting to rack up. upper 80's trenton philadelphia south jersey, millville, ac airport in the upper 80's. looking good in allentown 83 degrees. we hav

we can tweet out the following, to the city of philadelphia it's been real.ou know i always played my heart out every time i hit the field. all got love for you. today boykin's now former teammates arrived to check in for training camp including receiver, riley cooper. camp gets started tomorrow. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. we follow the team all throw training camp. our coverage begins at 12:30. he's made his first start tonight for any other team than the phillies. kid cole suiting up after his trade to the texas rangers. cole struck out six. not his best game. he was charged with five earned runs. removed in the 8th to a standing ovation. already showing colt some love. >>> another former phillie, ben ra veer with his team. crashing to the wall making the grab. struggles. hit lead off but goes over five. blue jays fell today, 7-6. phillies have announced that chase utley will begin a rehab tomorrow at lehigh valley. phillies have won 12 of their last 14. aaron gave up two first inning runs. goes five innings and got his second major league win.

the death toll continues to rise after explosions in philadelphia's sister city in china. a live look at that blast seen this in tianjin china. the smoke is still rising. several explosions. at least 44 people killed. hundreds hurt. a heavy industrial city south of beijing. that is expected to go up on the death toll. keep you posted on the developing story throughout the morning. >>> how about this explosion? last night, we brought you this as breaking news at 11:00. two trucks collided, bursting into a ball of flames in the middle of the new jersey turnpike. that halted traffic for hours along the stretch of the road there in north jersey. tracy strahan is from wnbc and joins us with an update. what is the situation out there now, tracy? >> reporter: chris, i have to tell you not what anybody wanted to see this morning on the turnpike. we want to show you live here. a heavy presence of emergency vehicles where those two trucks collided. now let's show you the video that made the rounds on social media. multiple explosions reported. not just on the roadway but in the resi

note that philadelphia city courts will be closed at least during part of the world meeting of familiesther city services will be impacted. more details on that in the coming days. george spencer, nbc10 news. >>> tomorrow, you can find out if you won one of septa's golden tickets. the authority is e-mailing the winners. a total()4azf 20,000 passes wen unsold in monday's lottery. but that doesn't mean everyone who entered is a guaranteed winner. they are still determines which specific stops sold out. tap the nbc 10 news app. you'll also find the pope's itinerary. >>> tonight, authorities in delaware county wantxc'ez know a body found in a creek belongs to a missing 11-year-old boy. searchers discovered the body in the darby creek while looking for laquanxr lattimore. he was last seen monday afternoon. the boy's family says he's never police have more questions they would like answered. we explain that part of the story at 11:15. >>6 pennsylvania's top prosecutr could be facing charges in just a matter of hours. &háhp &hc% montgomery county tomorrow. a grand jury recommended that authori

franklin bridge is looking ominous right now those dark clouds have filled the sky over center city philadelphia rain, begins to push in from the west. not looking great outside right now, we're looking at these rain showers, moving on through, and it is going to get heavy in the city. very, very shortly. just in time for evening rush. lets look at storm scan three. you can see what we are looking at. 1/2 punch. first line of showers and storms lifting through right now but we have another line along the actual front back to the west. new there is a really good slug of dry arrow taiting around the center of this low that will get here eventually, it is pushing these storms through quicker and that is good news because it will clear it out during early morning hours tomorrow but right now they are seeing steady to moderate rain moving through. we have a few spots starting to pick up a few stronger thunderstorms this one helping for berks county with good amount of rain and lightening heading for reading area if you are there things will go downhill quickly for us. watching a few other areas of st

e-mail addresses and public accounts, information all public. >> and some appear to belong to philadelphia city workers, and also some state employees. steve has been checking in to this at city hall, steve. >> reporter: here's something the guy who has personal top of city hall could never have imagined a few hundred years ago, william penn pen that some cheating on their spouse here at city hall are cheating taxpayers too maybe using government e-mail, government technology, equipment and maybe on government taxpayer time plot ago dultry time behind the backs of their marriage and office walls here at city hall and state government office buildings. it turns out some of the e-mail accounts of those released, 33 million accounts released, 28 million men, 5 million women on this web site looking for people looking for extra marital affairs, turned out to be city government workers in philadelphia and state government in pennsylvania a along with all those federal office holders that we were talking about earlier in the week from the white house to the pentagon to the office of the home land sec

west philadelphia, university city that goes into place at 10:00 p.m. it kind of makes your head want to explode thinking about it. let's go over to katherine scott live from the philadelphia art museum with more reaction. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam traffic boxes road closures people who live around here knew they are they were going to be disrupted, now that the closures and restrictions have been released many are planning ahead. traffic restrictions for the pope's visit are out and residents are learning about where they can and cannot go. >> private vehicles will not be a viable option on the weekend in center city. >> i've changed my plans. >> reporter: most of the road and bridge shut down takes place friday evening september 25th. the night before the pope arrives. getting around could be significant. >> coming into the city, or leaving the city will be hectic. >> reporter: no septa bus service or trolley service within the traffic boxings. bikes will be allowed in and out, businesses that remain open that weekend many have start

city during the pope's visit, right? ti ue that walking route from camden here over to philadelphia?!= parkway where pope francis will hold a sunday mass. we took our questions to the delaware river port authority and that organization is still ironing out security and operation plans. but it stresses that things are moving along smoothly. especially now that the key road closures in philadelphia have been released. you know that security zone, some people are also calling it the green box. one subject they likely won't address, though, is the complete security plan on the ben franklin bridge. >> we are still refining those plans and there are elements of those plans that simply are not ever going to be disclosed. >> reporter: for all of you who commute across the bridge, i'm sure you're going to say, yea, when i tell you this. we have also learned that construction will be put on hold on the ben franklin bridge that you see just over my shoulder. throughout the morning we are going to have some answers to questions that we have posed to the delaware river port authority. live in camd

philadelphia. it will remain open during the papal visit. yesterday, the city of philadelphia released details of the box. it looks like a three-square-mile secure zone covering parts of center city and west philadelphia. the zone extends westward to 38th street and drivers will be allowed to leave the traffic box but they will not be allowed back in. word about the papal road and bridge closures is spreading fast and so is reaction. nbc10's matt delucia is live in delaware county. what are people saying about these announcements, matt? >> right there you were talking about all of those closures and the effects that will happen there. that was quite a mouthful so a lot of people are still digesting this. this is unlike anything we have dealt with before. behind me there route 476 will likely take some of the traffic brunt. but there have been speculation, rumors, you name it but yesterday with the mayor's press conference a lot more became clear of what roads will be shut down and how this traffic plan will work. nielson to say some people are still trying to f

got the low down from the best people around here and we appreciate their visit part of the philadelphia city council fellowship program, abc world news is next on channel 6, and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, the surveillance video just released, the new images now emerging from ferguson, running for cover as gunfire breaks out, the teenager critically wounded. police say he pulled out his gun first. >>> also tonight, the heavily armed men moving in. they call themselves patriots armed with semiautomatic weapons. >>> also at this hour, donald trump set to speak. will he pivot as we now hear from megyn kelly. >> i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. >>> also the storms hitting the east coast tonight after hail slams the heartland. cars washing away in colorado. >> bye-bye daddy's car. >> tonight the hikers trapped in this dust storm. >>> late today, the famous actress, the court deciding to send her two young children back overs

movement, and let's not suggest that there's not corruption outside the boundaries of the city of philadelphiand there's not corruption in the republican party outside the boundaries of the city. >> i'm not suggesting that either. >> certainly what it sounds like. and where that corruption exists outside of the city of philadelphia is in places where there's totally republican control. it is a product of individuals who decide whether they're gonna behave properly or behave improperly. >> and we keep electing the same type of people over and over again, all run by the machine in the city of philadelphia. you don't see that in chester county and montgomery county republican party. >> congressman fattah was not elected by the party. congressman fattah is a product of an independent political movement that started with bill gray back in the mid 1970s that ran -- >> the arrogance that is bred by knowing you cannot lose because you're part of that machine and you're part of the democratic party is what helps bring us this time and time again. >> help you with this. we're not the first -- illinois,

city, from state representatives. we also have the various tourism organizations of visit philly and the philadelphia convention and visitorseau. the city has really been quite amazing with their embrace to this idea. >> you know, we've talked about the research here, at least i did, right before we did the interview here. you know, the benefits on kindness, in fact, you can live a little bit longer one of the quotes i had mentioned. why is kindness such an essential thing and how is it contagious? how can people catch on when they hear about this? >> you know, when we have something negative happen to us, we'll tell ten people. we'll immediately go on to facebook or twitter and share that with the entire world. when something good happens to us, we may tell one, two, or three people. >> sure. >> so we tend to almost circulate within a negative environment. when we shift that to circulating in a positive environment, we change a lot of other people. you can experience this yourself just by walking down the street street. in the city we often walk by people. just smile and say hello to someone. >> that little movement. >> wa

quote, to the city of philadelphia, it's bin real.ed my heart out every time i hit the field. all got love for you. yesterday boykin's now former teammates arrived at the nocacare complex to check in for training camp including receiver, riley cooper. camp gets started later today. nbc 10 is your official eagles television station. we will follow the team all throughout training camp. we'll have pre and postgame coverage, as well as every snap of the preseason opener august 16th against the colts. our coverage begins at 12:30. >>> after ten seasons, three all-star appearances, and one world series mvp, cole hamels made his first start for a team other than the phillies. cole suiting up after his trade to the rangers. cole threw a no-hitter in his last start for the phillies. first batter he faced in that ranger red, angel pagan. down swinging. cole struck down six. not on his best last night. on the night he was charged with five earned runs, 7 2/3 innings worked. removed in the eighth to a standing ovation. the rangers faithful alrea

familiar until south philadelphia tonight for that outdoor picnic and they've got their white and clear umbrellas. that didn't let a little rain stop them. you know what for the cityit really hasn't been much more than a little rain and you can see even on storm scan3 we have a bubble over philadelphia all the rain has been splitting to the north and to the south and the city hasn't really gotten much. steady to moderate rain around 8:00 p.m. then it dried out and few of these showers may clip the city as they move through. but otherwise got kind of a diss rec here. here's where the heaviest rain is at the moment. it's over mainly montgomery county and just counseled up estimated at least on corm scan 31 they are lightning strike in the course of about five minutes with this. so this is a very electrified storm. italy has a lot of heavy rain with it moving through colleg collegeville at the moment. that's where some of the heaviest is as you head towards hatfield toward 309 you can see that almost dark brown maroon stayed shading there with the rain an indication of very heavy downpours. an inch has fallen almost in many spots. up to twenty fours and that could ex

that was great. >>> the city of philadelphia is taking steps to help business that is will be opened during the papal visit. today mayor nutter and others delivered opened in philadelphia kits to businesses that will be opened that week even. one of their stops was the wawa on 17th street. the open in phl kit contains signs, buttons and other items that will help businesses get the word out that they will be open during the visit. mayor says city is expecting a huge crowd. >> estimates based on previous events, again, this is in the exactly something that the rs vp too. what we are planning on is a million to a million and a half. that is what our plans are based on. how people get here, when they come, when they arrive we will see what happens. >> the open in phl campaign comes just days after city officials revealed their i'll be there campaign urging people to see the pope in person. >>> and students are contributing to the world meeting of families in a big way. still to come on "eyewitness news", the cross about to go on display and special meaning for those who created it. >>>

. >>> philadelphia city hall is trying to convince people not to jove react on the visit of pope francis, at the same time mayor michael nutter launched the upbeat i'll be there campaign. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: pope francis' arrival in philadelphia is just one month from today. one month! >> world meeting of family organizers and the city urged business owners to stay open touring the papal weekend and the days leading up to it during the world meetings of families, they helped people work on deliveries and employee transportation, the mayor announced that reading terminal market will now stay open. after announced of road and bridge closures and concerns of not having enough food. jack's firehouse lent their support today. >> worst case scenario, you'll have to close your doors because you run out of food, is that the worst thing that can happen to you? >> they wants the crowds to show up and renaming the restrictive traffic box as the francis festiv festival grounds. signs and buttons will go out. and septa and patco will drop people within miles of the events. the

coverage continues now with nbc10s george spencer. >> a lot of the pope's events are in center city philadelphia. the street closures affect people in sur rounding neighborhoods miles away. >> well beyond the immediate center city neighborhood, we're talking about the spring garden neighborhood fairmount, even parts of the university city area will be impacted with traffic and lifestyle effects. the mayor said this is philadelphia's moment in time. he admits the regular routines of residents will be altered for a couple days. >> i certainly do very very well. understand that there are many many concerns. >> and this afternoon, mayor nutter addressed one of the biggest city traffic during the pope's visit. officials unveiled this map of the so-called traffic box in effect from that friday evening through at least sunday evening. the private vehicle lockdown zone bound in to the south by south street over to ridge and up to girard. from east to west, it's basically river to river. delaware avenue over to the schuylkill river and up along kelly drive. private vehicles can exit the traffic box durin

. >>> happening now, emergency road repair has closed 15th street just south of philadelphia's city hall. craters like this one have road crews scrambling to fill them in. police are warning drivers to avoid the area until the work is finished. no word on when that will happen. >>> two days from now, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane says she will talk publicly about criminal charges against her. it will be the first time kane has spoken about the charges since her surrender on saturday. kane is charged with leaking secret grand jury information to a reporter and lying about it under oath. kane has not entered a plea. according to her spokesman, the attorney general has no plans to resign. >>> now to the jersey jam scandal tonight. governor christie's former campaign manager has been dropped from a civil lawsuit. that suit focuses on the 2013 politically motivated traffic cams in fort lee. his name is not included in a new version of the lawsuit. he has never been charged. >>> we are learning new information about a ymca child care center that was shut down in berks county. acc

. >>> on monday, we'll get a clearer outline from the city of philadelphia on its detailed plan for the papal visit. that's when the city will release its online pope playbook is what they're calling it. we did get an idea of the information in the playbook. people living in restricted areas can leave but they won't be allowed back in. trash and recycling pickup will be suspended friday and monday. also, no drones allowed in the city. in anticipation of the pope's visit next month, hospitals outside of philadelphia are preparing as well for an influx of patients. >> that's right. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us at the medical center in wynnewood. that hospital has a surface that allows the -- the hospital rather has a service that will help them better treat patients from all over the world, right? >> reporter: not all of the people that will be here will speak english. here at lankenau, they recently introduced a video interpreter. the video interpreter is wheeled into their room. in a matter of seconds an actual interpreter, a real person appears on the screen and can translate sy

most we spoke with are going to try to remain open, despite the city officials trying to calm their fears and reminding everyone philadelphia will be on an international stage. we found entrepreneurs who are saying, i'm out of here. >> there's going to be gates all over. no employees could get to work. the whole city's shutting down. i don't know how business is going to survive. we have to close for friday and saturday, the two biggest days of the week. >> reporter: how much money do you think you're going to lose? >> a lot. because how much business would we have had if we were open with walking traffic? so much. but if we can't get in here, what? am i going to sleep here? i don't have a bed here. i can't live here. >> for what i do with my clients, i think they'll probably shy away. a lot of clients are actually going out of town. >> reporter: now, trash pickups are still being planned when the pontiff is in town. the city also tells us, they'll talk more in the coming days about taxi cab service and how they plan to accommodate the elderly and disabled. as we find out information, you'll be the first to know it. live al

you plan your weekend. >>> the ice bucket challenge is back, again this year, members of the philadelphia city council and the als association of greater philadelphia launched 2015 challenge at love park today. participants dumped cold water and ice on themselves to raise awareness and money to fight als. last summer, videos of these challenging, as you will remember took social media by storm. >>> is there much more to come tonight on "action news" new concern, in zimbabwe tonight over well-being of the brother of the cecil the lion. conservation experts say he too has been killed. we have the latest. >>> massive show of support for phillies, we will show you new tributes for one of philadelphia's favorite teams. >>> jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> the brot over the cecil the lion may have been killed by a poacher. conservation officials say that the lion named chirico was shot and killed today but some media reports quoted researcher who says chirico's gps tracking collar shows he is still alive and well and moving around. it all comes on the heels of the in

i'm from oc this is nicole sanchez. >> nicole. >> hi, guys. >> first time in philadelphia. >> very first time, wonderful city. we looked up spruce on google. one of the things to do in philadelphia. that is why we're here. >> i hope you don't embarras your early in front have of everyone in philadelphia on the botchy ball court. we have two from california and three from new jersey. what are your names. >> keisha. >> tatiana,. >> heather. >> are you ready for this match. >> yes. >> east coast west coast match up. i will kick it off and try not to embarras myself. botchy ball we term white ball in the center. i don't know exact terms. or it is, but forget bit. white ball in the center. we have green. west coast. east kes gets red. whoever gets it the close to the white ball is obviously the best at it. we will also knock each other out. lets get it on. i'll go first. ready. here we go. >> i may have done this before. >> east coast turn. >> here i go. >> you see that spin move. >> very nice, very nice. >> that is what i'm saying. >> nice guys, we got this. >> that is going. >> little shore. >> i mean, you know

county taking the walt whitman bridge across using this roadway trying to get into university city, west philadelphia is not the way to go this morning. >> yeah, not a good way to start the morning, hm matt. >> no, definitely not. it's one of several problems we're watching already at 5:15 on this tuesday morning, nydia and tam and as the action cam continues to look live, you may be able to see -- i think they're making some progress in getting this jackknifed tractor-trailer straightened out. hopefully soon these poor people that have been sitting here since 4 o'clock this morning will be able to get moving but for now, they still have both westbound lanes of 76 blocked off and you can see that in this other vantage point right by university avenue police are out here forcing all the westbound traffic off the roadway. so as you come away from passyunk, you're not getting through headed toward that scene which is just approaching south street by the university avenue on-ramp. so, let's talk alternates for you. you want to think about using perhaps the 95 northbound lanes over the vine street express

he has been tampering with cash machines, and in center city philadelphia, olde city and possibly montgomery county. philadelphia police say he has installed skimming devices on atm's which steel peoples credit and debit card information. he allegedly hit seven-11th atm twi last night and another site in the 200 block of market street. >>> the problems that hit septa's first attempts to sell special transit passes for the papal visit had has seemingly evaporated. action muse got behind the scenes of the ticketleap.com today, that is center city firm handling the ticket sales. as of 11:00 o'clock they say only 34,000 passes have been reserved in the lottery. 350,000 are up for grabs. >> it has gone really well. we started midnight the last night and it goes until midnight tonight. so far, really smooth, no issues whatsoever. >> with the demand much lower then first time sales opened last month septa say chances are good that everyone who wants a ticket will be able to get one. they are only $10, and only apply to september 26th, and 27th, the days that the pope is here. >>> of course, music w

small operators. >> ♪ >> reporter: from high fiving wally the wawa goose in center city to pat stakes' in south philadelphiag campaign hit the road to generate some papal buzz. and to convince businesses to work with the city if need be to make sure they can get deliveries and remain opened for the big weekend. one place already on board, mcgillan's ale house which predates the civil. >> mcgillan's tweeted if we have to have the beer delivered by drones we will be opened on the papal weekend. [cheers and applause] >> man, don't tell the secret service that because i know drones are not going to be allowed. >> reporter: ask if this push was a reaction that some business were told to shut down. >> we never told any business to close. never. that was bad information that with every respect you all repeated. the papal weekend not a sellout yet. hotel rooms and transit passes still available. asked if there was a concern about that. >> at the moment there's nothing to indicate that there are any challenges or issues or problems or anything else. how people come, how they arrive, when the lightbulb kind of clicks

can leave but not enter, well that goes into effect 6:00 friday night in center city. 10:00 o'clock in west philadelphiao car parked or otherwise loud within the black lines, outlined there on the map. that starts at art museum and goes down parkway and head towards news olde city just around third street and crisscross helps in between a little bit. now back here live this morning i necessity we will have mayor nutter on in a little while later this morning and he will have a lot of questions to answer because a lot of the resident have questions if they live in the security zones, how do they get in and out and operate that weekend in the city a lot of questions still remain to be answered, mike and alex. >> my attempt is to stump with you question after question today. let's see, so you get in the cab, you are inside the zone under the dome, boom, boom, boom, and take me up to conshohocken. that cabdriver would have to decide i cannot take to you conshohocken because if i leave this sony cannot get back in so i must refuse you, wouldn't that be right. >> is that a question. >> more of a statement. >>

straight out of the west, see winds 13 miles in philadelphia, 10 miles per hour in wilmington, 10 miles per hour in atlantic cityas high as 20 miles per hour later this afternoon. breezy by this afternoon in many spots. a shower especially to the north. mainly poconos north of philadelphia. keep that in mind if you're going to be visiting in the pocono mountains, living in the pocono mountains. you may see a shower or two or thunderstorm. saturday night hot again on sunday, mostly sunny skies on sunday. a really nice end to the weekend with temperatures into the low 90s, keeping humidity levels down once again on sunday before we make changes on monday. poconos chance for thunderstorm, 80 degrees, 82 on sunday, partly sunny and warm. not too bad this year. beaches looking picture perfect. another weekend looking good at the beaches. saturday 87. breezy, sunday, 83, not quite as warm but still warm. looking at a nice end. today closer to 91, breezy winds out of the west at 10, 20 miles per hour, lots of sunshine. a clear night. we'll keep those temperatures up, 71. back up to 91 on sunday, lots of sunshine. enjoy

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. >>> today city leaders reveal the security perimeter for philadelphia while the pope is in town. yewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman is live in center city to break it all down. charlotte? >> jessica and ukee, estimated 1.5 million people are expected to descend on the city and fill this parkway eventually later in september. and with it, they're createing logistical problems for all of the businesses trying to serve all those people. >> we've been discussing it every day and trying to figure out what's going to happen. what it will look like. >> we'll be told are they going to tell us soon. >> sent city owner restaurant owners have more questions than answers about pope francis' visit. >> philadelphia could set itself apart as the largest in the history of the world meeting of families. >> reporter: handle influx of estimate 1.5 million people mayor nutter laid out the framework for road closures today. parts of 76, 676 and route 1 will shut down. i-95 will remain open with some ramp closures. ben franklin bridge will shut down and in center city walking or biking is about

nbc 10's deanna durante begins our coverage at philadelphia city hall. a lot of new information today. >> reporter: yes, including those who want to try and get up close and personal to the event as well as the papal mass will need to go through security checkpoints. they will need to be examined before they can get to the parkway. >> part of the personal planning that has to go into this for how any individual is going to experience the world meeting of families. >> reporter: a new enhanced map of security is unveiled by officials and the u.s. secret service. we learned city traffic will begin to shut down in some areas, mainly the parkway, thursday night at 10:00 p.m. those secure areas will mean once the papal events begin, only those who go through security clearance areas can get beyond that red zone. city officials say starting thursday, september 24th, security sweeps will take place on the parkway and won't open to walkers until 6:00 a.m. on friday. those pedestrians will need to be screened. on friday, emergency routes will also shut down to mak

we know the city of philadelphia is hard at work. we know septa is hard at work.c 10's tracy davidson is hard at work, too. she joins us now. there's a lot of work happening just up the street. >> you know the excitement you feel when someone special is coming to stay at your home, now imagine that person is pope francis. that's how they're feeling at saint charles seminary. >> we love the holy father, so excited about his leadership. >> he'll come to the seminary on september 26th. >> sing it three times in latin. it would be addressed to specifically to pope francis. it's a prayer but it's a little bit look a latin version of "for he's a jolly good fellow," that kind of thing. ♪ >> bishop senior sang that song as a seminarian himself in 1979 when saint charles welcomed another vip. >> pope john paul ii heard that song. >> no specific food requests but we do know -- >> he generally likes not the food be served but he would go to a buffet and take what he wants. >> on sunday, the pope will likely walk this hall of history. to the altar in st. martin's championle t

now "eyewitness news" learned philadelphia city lairds will hold a meeting with business ownerers to try and clear up concerns, last week mayor nutter announced traffic restrictions in center city. the ben franklin bridge will be closed to vehicles, and this has some in the food and hopitality worried about staff getting into town. >> each business could be affected in a different way from virtually no impact to a significant amount of impact. it's really a function of where you are, what you do, what your needs are. >> our sister station reports there will be two events, one at the press briefing later on this week, another is a face-to-face session with city officials and business leaders. >>. >>> we have good news if you struck out on your first at me of getting your hasn't on those septa papal passes. the transit agency said some lottery winners did not pay by yesterday's 3:00 p.m. deadlines now the regional rail tickets are going to other customers, they were notified by e-mail yesterday. >> we are now sending out a second round of e-mails to people who weren't selected initiall

action cam was there for a ceremonial afternoon tea at hotel sophie tell in center city philadelphiat was part of the salvation army be your best program. these young woman learn about etiquette and manners about how to properly dress for a formal meal to setting a table. tonight's beautiful tea party was a chance for the girls to show off their newly hone skills. very cool. >>> ducis is here with the eagles news, sunday match upcoming quickly. >> we have some news. we will have to wait one more week, to see sam bradford, in game action. the eagles are holding him out of sunday's preseason opener against indy. eagles insist that bradford is not hurt. he has not had a setback with that surgically repair left knee. chip kelly says it was his call and just being cautious. the bradford is disappointed but he understands. >> i think anytime you put the time in, you know, come training camp, work for two weeks, it is fun to get out there and play real football again. so i think it is disappointing but, you know, i'm excited about the opportunity next week. >> my decision. we have been back

will affect city businesses, we'll have more for you on "eyewitness news" starting at a . >>> in other news this noon, the death toll is expected to rise after explosions rocked philadelphia's sister city in china yesterday. the fiery blast errupted at a port warehouse with hazardous materials inside, killing dozens, injuring hundreds. cbs news correspondent set don't report from the disaster area. >> the explosions turned the night sky a vivid orange. first one ball of fire, and then another, even bigger blast. shock waves knocked people off their feet, surveillance video shows doors blowing back into this man. hospitals were inundated with hundreds of wounded. some staggering around, stunned. >> i was actually quite far from the explosion site. this heavily bandaged security guard said. the explosions were sparked from a warehouse, for hazardous materials, hundreds of cars in this parking lot, were left charred shells, and windows shattered, buildings more than a mile away. >> where is your house? >> this man told us, he was petrified. >> your windows were blown out. can you describe the explosion? >> there was fire, i thought it was a plane crash, some said, the building

city. protecting it the pope, pedestrians, and philadelphia is a big job. >> this huge event has, in fact, been classified, as a national special security event by the secretary of the department of homeland security. >> flanked by city and secret service officials, mayor nutter discussed in deeper detail how this so-called traffic box will work, and why it is happening. >> quite frankly, it is not real a issue related to protecting pope francis. in reality, it is primarily to protect the millions of people who will be walking on our wonderful but narrow city streets. >> the secure perimeter seen in red and black, will be fenced when entry point, where pedestrians pass through mag tomorrow terse. then secure vehicle perimeter will ring outside as extra oversights. most vehicles, will be barred, and the secret service will stand on alert. by 10:00 p.m. thursday september 24th, the secure perimeter goes into effect on the parkway, vehicle perimeter activates, too, next day, more safety measures move in, set at independence hall, road restrictions begin, and traffic boxes go live in center and