so appropriate that we just looked at the platt bridge.owboy, cow girl hats and boots it is time to round them up starting with the ben franklin bridge looking live from camden and it's looking a little bit foggy as you can see here. karen is like what is going on here? yeah, this is the bridge roundup. it's foggy but the traffic here on the ben franklin bridge is looking good so far this morning. but that fog is also farther north and farther east of the city, so you're seeing foggy conditions at the burlington bristol and tacony palmyra bridges and 35 miles per hour is the max at the betsy ross bridge because of the foggy conditions this morning but as you work your way south you're not seeing as much fog so we're looking okay at the commodore barry and the delaware memorial. here's another look at the platt bridge. we're sitting right at the mid span. traffic coming toward the airport headed westbound headed right for me, yikes is looking okay. no delays if you're headed towards philadelphia international airport but once you get there

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in colorado, kayakers riding the raging south platte river.

next to him is ambassador nicholas platt. unlike our other analysts, ambassador platt was not on the national security council staff. nick was a career foreign service officer. he was one of the state department's senior psychologist -- signologists. he was the staff assistant to then secretary of state william rogers. he went on to hold senior positions at the department of defense and after leaving government he dealt extensively with the chinese through the last 40 years. finally is admiral jonathan howe, who was a young commander on kissinger's staff. he was kissinger's military assistant trade he was one of the only military officers on the staff and the only naval officer. then a lieutenant commander, he spent most of his time at sea as a submariner. he went on to a very distinguished career in the navy. became a four-star admiral. he was also president george h.w. bush's deputy national security advisor. these were men who had distinguished careers before they joined up with henry kissinger and continued to be on the f

we have a power outage, 26th and pen rose at platt bridge, we will talk about that in a second. we're dealing with traffic lights being out there so anyone making their way from maybe 95 the airport, heading in to south philadelphia. twenty-sixth and pen rose will be very slow and we have police directing traffic but we are taking you now to the schuylkill where 76 eastbound we do have a situation here. it is off towards the shoulder but causing some gaper delay traffic on top of rush hour traffic that is now building. eastbound on the schuylkill heading in to downtown philadelphia expect that volume pocket forming. we will also find volume pockets westbound on 76 at city avenue now starting to form. and on i-95 heading out of the northeast down through the vine street expressway. sun glare affecting your commute. look at this mass transit checklist lots of things affected or have now been affected from yesterday's storm. give yourself more time out there. we will keep you update nod doubt about that. lets head back to the desk. >> vittoria, thank you. >>> a fire fighter is in t

. >> viral video uk south platte river, nebraska check this guy on the canoe. doesn't need a fishing pole. these are a type of species of fish called the asian carp known to be frightened by the paddles into this tiny little drainage area and the fish just freak out. sadly the fish are not edible. they're just carp basically and not good for eating. >>> different parts of the country need help fighting some really bad guys guys up to no good. first in washington d.c. the d.c. metropolitan police department released this footage from inside an elevator. we have two suspects in this video. these two fellas right here in the center of that elevator they don't seem to act like they know each other but they are both up to no good. >> oh, no. >> there's an older man there. he goes to walk out of the elevator just as the doors open. bald guy gets out and distracts him, blocks the man's exit from the elevator all while the man in the hat gets up very very close to this man and steals the contents of his back pocket. >> they're taking advantage of him. >> then we watch

only a three day heat wave regardless. 89 in washington. 88 for a high in la platte. when you factor in the humidity this is what it will feel like during the afternoon. feeling like temperatures are in the low to mid-90s across the area. feeling about 95 in washington. i'm going to have more on the potential for thunderstorms. i'll have that in about ten minutes. >>> metro's red line trains are bed back on schedule hours of delays. train operator noticed smoke outside the metro station this morning. in response the line had to be shut down for about an hour. the line then had to single track for several hours so that crews could fix the problem. service was back to normal at 3:00 this afternoon. there was reports of smoke at the bethesda metro station. that incident was given the all clear. >>> capital pride parade is moving through the streets of d.c. thousands of people are there including darcy spencer. >> reporter: the parade has been going on for the last hour and a half. they throw out items. you can see they are coming up the street here. a marching band on it

i95, the platt and through philadelphia and it suburbs looks okay.is getting crowded but it is moving. we move the track cam again to the ben franklin bridge. still that water those water drops against the lens, but other than that the ben franklin bridge is in good shape, and no delays or problems, we do have construction still in the westbound lanes however this is heading into philadelphia, right lane closed, but right now volume is too light for it to have an effect. now on the 42 freeway up ahead, road construction, new road construction layout between creek road and 295. if you're shore bound, no problems on 55, the a.c. expressway or the garden state parkway. >> entrances to the shore point look good, towns let inlet is open today. so you can get to sea isle city from avalon, no longer have to take the garden state parkway. quick look at mass transit, it is basically on or close to schedule, except for the media elwin line which is now back to normal. so it is working again. and that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans n

we're taking a live look at the sunrise coming up over the platt bridge. it's going to be a nice day 64 degrees getting up to 81, sunny and nice. >> police are looking are for two armed robbers who held up a laundromat in south philadelphia at super clean on 24th street. the suspects forced the employee into the office where they stole money nobody was hurt. >>> a fire broke out at 6:00 p.m. in the apartment in the 2700 block of rhawn street. it took a half-hour for firefighters to get upper hand on blaze. a 2-year-old and 7-year-old and 36-year-old woman were taken to the hospital all of them suffering from smoke inhalation. >>> happening today residents in camden will have a place to escape the heat. the city's two public pools and spray passion open for the summer season. one is located next to the north camp den community center, the other at the isabel community center. the mayor will officially declare them open at 11:00 a.m. >>> 5:56. picking up the pieces, the south jersey family is the victim of a hit-and-run crash that damaged their homes. >> it'

let's go to south philadelphia, the platt bridge, no problems between 26th and i-95. if you're heading to the airport no delays there. new jersey transit atlantic city rail line still suspended because of so many downed trees on the rails. new jersey transit buses are cross honoring tickets dave. >> reporter: all right karen on the big board we have warm temperatures buildings during the day, this morning we're in the 60s we'll be up to 71 by 9:00 a.m. 80 degrees at noon. 83 is the high. sunny breaks mainly cloudy, a little bit humid, and mostly dry, a slit chance of a pop-up sprinkle or shower. most of you won't see it. in the poconos saturday, 62 degrees, look out for rain arriving it could get heavy at times or during the night causing possible flooding. that's the story for all of us across the region. sunday, 66 mostly cloudy not as wet. >> prosecutors in california have opened a criminal investigation in the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. it could lead to involuntary manslaughter charges if they can approve negligence. 6 students were killed when the balco

as we look outside, we have cloudy skies over the platt bridge. traffic getting heavier there. i guess i'll leave that to matt pellman. 58 in philadelphia. 57 in wilmington, 56 in trenton. as i mentioned a moment ago lots of clouds in place no sun glare to worry about in most neighborhoods. as we go through the day the clouds will hang tough through the afternoon. the showers are getting into philadelphia, most of them falling apart before they get here. the rest of the afternoon cloudy and chance of sunny breaks, the better chance the farther north you go just like yesterday. by 6:00, 7:00. there will be showers pushing north, but falling short of i-95. allentown, mostly cloudy, cool, down the shore mostly cloudy at the shore next to the ocean we have showers coming in and shooting past you inland. 63 spotty showers lots of clouds along the beach. in philadelphia, 67 today we'll call it mainly cloud mainly a sunny break or two the clouds will win most of the day and a spotty shower is possible, although most of the axe remains south of the city. 60 by 8:00 a.m. the high today

sky 6 hd showing you the platt bridge be the sunshine most of our area is under a heat advisory untilnd many of us are under a severe thunderstorm watch for the evening as well. meteorologist david murphy is outside with the full details from accuweather. >> this may be the most un

. >> that's pretty, welcome back taking a live look at the platt bridge.13, a crisp 58 degrees. >> all right matt, what are we going to avoid this morning. >> reporter: i don't have a laundry list of things for you to avoid but i have something. let's start with the blue route plymouth meeting, this is the big race weekend in the poconos. i would expect extra traffic north 476 on the northeast extension towards the poconos the gates open tomorrow morning but some people may get a jump and head up this morning. things looking good on the blue route, we have construction on the northeast extension northbound approaching quakertown right lane is out of commission for a little while long. in plymouth meeting we have a water main break close to our lady of mount carmel church. all the overnight construction is cleared out everything reopened there. on the new jersey turnpike we have a crash a vehicle that caught fire exit 7 in burlington county. woodstown salem county construction is closing 40 harding highway near woodstown high school for the next 45 minutes.

. >> reporter: we're on the platt bridge we're clear and dry traffic is moving just fine. how does it look in salem bucks county? we'll take you there when we come right back. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (husband) let me get this. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. (wife) look who went shopping! (female announcer) every day... (grover) your chariot awaits! (announcer) ... for the rest of your life. (wife) jump on! (grover) nothing like a new mower. (wife) what? (grover) see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. welcome back 5:44 now on this thursday morning pretty shot there of the ben franklin bridge. it is

. >> reporter: platt bridge westbound traffic heading toward the airport. good, you can see how bright it is and dry at the moment. no problems there. let's check the fk tacony-palmyra it is back down, it was up for a northbound ship that came through looking better there. and the ben is showing no problems as you head into center city. >> reporter: on the big board 79 degrees by 9:00 a.m. we're in the 70s already. this morning it will be humid but the numbers go up and the humidity levels will drop. while it's hot 91 degrees by 4:00 p.m. it will not be as humid as yesterday. nonetheless sun mixing with clouds, in that 90-degree-plus temperature you want to head to the pool or the beach. keep the sunscreen handy because today is one of those days. >>> a woman was rescued and arrested after getting stuck in floodwaters. the mother was on the way to work when she drove into a correspond area. she was arrested and charges for disobeying warnings signs and barricades. >>> lightning may have caused a fire at a south dakota apartment building. a passer by pulled

if you come off the platt bridge headed to 26 to schuylkill you're driving right through flooded roadwayg they may have to shut this down as well. >> dramatic video of a circus actor following into a seating area. this happened tuesday during a show by vasquez brother circus. a latch was not -- a safety cord was not latched properly. >> and a 9-year-old girl on a sidewalk was critically injured and a driver and male passenger had non life-threatening injuries. he may have taken the gas paedal for the brake. >> when we come back lovers visiting parit will find a new way of expressing their afeks the city decided to remove the locks from a famous bridge. david. >> warm and humid today with periods of rain at times. you may want to arm kids with umbrella along the way depend what it is doing in your neighborhood and radar if a couple seconds. we'll have the day planner for (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (husband) let me get this. (female anno

sky 6 hd showing you the platt bridge be the sunshine most of our area is under a heat advisory until 6:00 and many of us are under a severe thunderstorm watch for the evening as well. meteorologist david murphy is outside with the full details from accuweather. >> this may be the most uncomfortable afternoon we have seen thus far, hazy sunshine not helping and of course on top of that we are looking for the potential for thunderstorms, a thunderstorm watch is posteded by the national weather service until 7:00 this evening, through philadelphia and trenton and allentown and reading. and back into central pennsylvania where there are thunderstorms in effect. counties in new jersey up against the delaware bay, i could keep an eye out and drenching downpours today's storms, lightning and downpours are the two main issues we could see isolated cases of damaging winds that could bring down wires and trees and while we are posting a low chance of tornadoes, there is a concern by the storm prediction center the folks that look and identify threats they have a low rick of an isolate the torn

in colorado, kayakers riding the raging south platte river. cars stalling in flooded streets. >> i didn't know it was like a lake and i drove right into it. >> reporter: another woman waiting on top of her car for help to arrive. >> this is now a river. >> reporter: the storms also bringing huge hail. >> here we go! cracking this stormchaser's windshield. in kansas, winds of more than 70 miles per hour knocking over campers. historic floodwaters in louisiana, the red river engulfing homes near shreveport. these two managing stay dry using water filled barriers. >> rob is here with the forecast. >> and we had a tornado touchdown, and a tornado watch for much of upstate new york. and severe weather watches, look at this tornado watch for much of west texas. and moisture comes in, hits the stalled front. and watching for flooding. >> thank you. >>> and to tennessee, and the church van off the road, at least 16 children injured. the group traveling from south carolina none of the injuries series. >>> and the uproar about the head of the local naac

. >>> and live outside at sky 6 hd looking at the platt bridge.lly trying to peek through. we'll check in with adam joseph. accuweather is coming up next. super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. >>> adam is here with another check from accuweather more of us seeing the sun but the not everybody. >> it's trying to come out and some brightness in the sky but if you go south to the shore it's a different situation a live look now from sky 6 hd in cape may water drops on the lens and clouds and choppy water, as we are dealing with showers in southern new jersey and delaware. as we go to double scan live radar, we can confirm that most of the delaware valley is in the dry but spinning showers from dover eastbound anywhere around atlantic city and ocean city and all points to the south. a closer look, it's not heavy rain but

. >> reporter: looking at the platt bridge no problems right now. we'll look at fort washington coming up. >> a show walks away with a number of tonies at broadway's big night. we'll be right back. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. "action news" reporter katherine scott arrived at a breaking story a woman shot in the face in a philadelphia neighbohood. katherine. >> reporter: that's right, matt we are told the woman is 2 # -- 22 years old shot in the face. police are searching for two suspects in hunting park on north franklin street. the circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear. we are told she was shot in the face and rushed to the hospital by police and remains in critical condition. police are looking for two machine who fled the scene on franklin toward hunting park ave

we're going to move the traffic cam here to i95 at the platt bridge, look at that, some clearing skiesad mentioned coming true. i95 looks pretty good at the platt bridge, no delays or problems an accident clear up on the northeast extension still delays southbound, exit 44 quakertown, exit 31 lansdale. and we will check out mass transit, new jersey transit the rail lynn service, as so back to normal between the walter rand transportation center and the entertainment center earlier it was shut down due to flooding and the septa media elwin line still suspended until further notice due to the weather conditions. >> thanks for the update. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" just big crash at the indy car race. take a look at this. view from inside the car see the point of collision, there just incredible video first a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> the nationals and phillies will take two at the ballpark later today. yesterday's game rained out of corpse, but the first pitch today is double-header at 15:00, and while the phillies had to stop play because of the

out of the platt bridge as well looking live no problems headed westbound or eastbound. as for the rest of the area bridges, we're free and in the clear. no problems for the

out of the platt bridge as well looking live no problems headed westbound or eastbound. as for the rest of the area bridges, we're free and in the clear. no problems for the walt, the ben or the tacony palmyra. no opening scheduled as of yet. we'll keep you updated if that changes. out in montgomery woodside road millcreek road is dealing with lanes being blocked due to a downed tree. in greenwich township new jersey, downed wires closing the off ramps at exit 15 at tomlin station, exit 16 another swedesboro and exit 17 at harmony road. >>> it has been more than 48 hours since storms ripped across our region. damage cleanup is under way but the power is still out in many communities. you heard jessica talk about those power lines that are still down. we are updating these outage numbers for you every half hour. right now peco says more than 15,000 customers do not have electricity. pse&g crews tell us about 4,200 of their customers are affected. atlantic city electric has the most outages, just under 70,000. and more than 230 delmarva customers are still in the dark. nbc

louis. 95 dismiss. 94 in wichita as well as north platt the same air mass and the warmth that will headour direction for the latter part of the week. so you can take a look at the sat right and radar and see most of the storms well to our north today. the axis of the moisture. pretty quiet conditions hour by hour by 10:00 o'clock we're looking at partly cloudy skies once again low humidity. a lot of sunshine out there tomorrow. so have the shades. we're looking at temperatures warming into the 80s but it look like a dry day tomorrow probably the pick day of the week. just keep that in mind. partly cloudy mild overnight. temperatures bottom out in the low to mid 60s out there. winds are going to be light. humidity is going to be tolerable again tomorrow despite temperatures well above average 87 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. winds are going to be light out of the west at about 5 miles per hour. so as we look at that weather authority seven day forecast heating up tomorrow. but once again the humidity not that bad but then by thursday, there you go. we're looking at heat, hum

all of the bridges are moving well, platt bridge, delaware memorial bridge and burlington bristol bridgen problems. vine street spray expressway construction lifted earlier today because of the weather but in delays in either direction, and we do however have construction on the roosevelt boulevard in the northeast affecting north and southbound lanes between rhawn and strahl, the inner drive is closed, just stick to the outer drive if you you can. there are in delays for mass transit but call ahead at the airport, nicole. >>> thank you vittoria. >>> in sports phillies host orioles this afternoon, 1:05 start with the phillies looking to break a nine game losing streak. ugh. struggling phillies allowed another home run in the first inning last night. orioles cliff parmalee hit three home runs in the last two games. orioles scored four unearned runs in the fourth and hung on to beat phils six-four this nine game losing streak is phillies longest streak since 1999. >>> sixers fans can look at the teams new uniforms tonight when they host a party at the will well. nerlens noel gave us a snea

we're just sitting here on the mid span of the platt bridge not doing anything.okay at this point with no problems this morning and the burlington bristol bridge has reopened. maintenance has cleared. it will close tonight at 9 o'clock and it will close until 5 o'clock the next morning and this is through thursday night. when that happen stick to the turnpike connector bridge. dave. >> all right karen temperatures really aren't too bad across most of the region. 66 pottstown, 62 in saint davids, 64 in warrington. 65 slatington. 69 in center city and across the river in south jersey a bunch of 60s as well and a couple of 70's. 71 in gandhi beach in avalon and the boardwalk in atlantic city. up are 60's in smyrna and dover, delaware. if you are running errands at a you probably want to get them done in the morning because we're likely going to be dry through most of the morning. 76 degrees by 9 o'clock. by noon 81. as soon as 11 o'clock or noon in the western suburbs there is the chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. we might start to see that up in the northe

. >> ♪♪ >> lovely shot of the platt bridge but more importantly the sun as it comes up over the skiesthat horizon and accuweather is backing things off for us today. the heat and humidity is not as bad as yesterday its 71 degrees now getting up to 83. >> sounds good to me. if you can get where you were going without too much trouble it would be a perfect start to the day matt pelman. >> that would be nice but for now you might want to back off of those plans if you're headed towards the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound. still have problems with a multi vehicle accident, about 3 miles east of the willow grove interchange there at 611, all eastbound lanes temporarily blocked as you head towards bensalem so not the spot in which you want the find yourself. if you're coming eastbound from fort washington i would bail right there at the 611 for willow grove and then use one of the local roads like maybe street road, county line road. you could go down on 63. work your way over to route one and then from there you can get up to the bensalem interchange and then get back on the pennsylvania t

right now and we have been watching issues with fog and as you look out on this sky six shot of the plattcan kind of see that in the distance there so be careful traveling with reduced visibility. it's 75 degrees right now in philadelphia but look at the dewpoint. 71. it just feels really uncomfortable out there with high humidity. the winds out of the east not getting much of a break at 5 miles per hour. it's pretty light. barometric pressure is holding steady. satellite6 and action radar showing lots of clouds. we can kind of see one or two showers trying to pop. there was it's not going to be a whole lot. what you're watching is out to the west. that's where we have a frontal boundary, a cold front that's going to slip through the area and give us chance for some strong storms. this is a look at 8 o'clock in the morning with future tracker six showing maybe a shower maybe a thunderstorm in one or two places but most of the morning is dry and then in the afternoon at 1:30 we start to watch these storms pop up and the areas of purple and red that indicates really driving rain with these

this is penrose avenue at 26th street at the base of the platt bridge.ld see fire police are out there directing at the scene because the the traffic lights aren't working. you'll find this scenery peteed throughout your morning commute. all the details on what could be a difficult drive to work when "action news" comes right back. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> welcome

it looks like the sun is directly centered over the platt bridge. see the traffic is moving nicely. it is going to be a gorgeous day. temperatures in the 80's. very june-like. so not too hot and humid like we've had the past two days but enjoy it out there. we're halfway through the week. >> looks like the blatstein hench or something there. >> it does look gorgeous from that shot. i think you're going have sun glare today. that's the glass half empty approach. big problems in the suburbs. in new jersey, here's the latest on an overturned tractor-trailer. debris over the highway. 295 northbound and we're looking at these traffic images right now and you can see with this new jersey dot camera how backed up traffic s this is even though they're allowing traffic to get by now. the right lane its center lane are blocked at route 541. 295 northbound, look at that backup. we have a 10 to 15 minutes delay as you're just trying to sit through this and it keeps growing minutes by minute. and so you have to watch for this debris all over the roadway. they've

on the big picture, police activity on the platt bridge westbound headed towards the airport but thateared out. now on the main line in wynnewood watch out for downed wires this morning blocking wynnewood road. montgomery avenue probably a better bet as we kick things off on this wednesday morning. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> we have breaking news. fire in atlantic county, new jersey. the two alarm fire in pleasantville left two people injured. the fire broke out on the 100 block of charles avenue just before 3 a.m. one person is being treated for burns and is in serious condition. it is not clear how the second person was injured. firefighters worked for 45 minutes to bring this blaze under control. >>> developing overnight, fire erupts in the city of chester on the very same block for the third time in less than a week and authorities are trying to determine if they are connected. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live along bicly place with what she knows. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yes, authorities are trying to figure out what's going on he

journalist larry platt. >> good morning. >> good morning, larry. and sam katz, documentarian and a panelist who's going to be joining us here on "inside story" every now and then. it is a pleasure to have you with us, sam. >> it's an honor to be here, matt. >> what do you guys think, first of all? nice and bright? >> it is very nice. >> shiny. >> beautiful. >> awesome. >> help you guys think on your feet. >> we've come out of the depths of the darkness. >> right. absolutely. into the light, right? >> all right, well, let's talk about our philadelphia mayor's race. as everyone knows, jim kenney is a democratic candidate, won 56% of the vote on primary day. businesswoman melissa murray bailey is the republican candidate. she was unopposed. sam, let's go to you first because as everyone knows, you had considered getting into the race. the day before the primaries when you told everyone that your heart really wasn't in it. kind of explain things. >> my heart was in it. it was the rest of my body that wasn't kind of going along with the idea. [ laughter

you're taking a live look here, commuters making their way over the platt bridge. see the gray thick haze out there. hot, humid and there will be some spotty thunderstorms and the people who get them, karen rogers warns they'll be really coming down. >> matt what are we seeing in traffic. >> do you know what today is? >> no. >> national fudge day. i stopped and picked some up on the boardwalk this weekend so yes enjoy some fudge today. it's also national eat your vegetables day so we're trying to sort of balance things out. we're celebrating those things today. watching a little fog this morning and warning you about some construction tonight in the suburbs. they're going to be closing this ramp in delaware county. it's the ramp from the northbound lanes of 95 to the northbound lanes of 476 the blue route starting a new improvement project here so starting at 9:00 tonight this ramp is going to be closed just for the overnight hours. it will be opened by tomorrow morning's commute. but instead, if you're out and about during the overnight maybe use the ramps at 320

looking at the airport the tail light are southbound, also the merge on from 291 or the platt bridge,ooking pretty good. skies starting to brighten up, sunrise coming in at 5:34. accident in marlton route 70 westbound, all lanes block now. this is due to downed traffic light as a car struck a pole. looks like recovery crews are on scene there. we do have fire, walnut st. between 54th and 55th, small fire, it is under control. the alternate is locust street. and again heads up tonight on the boulevard again northbound, going to be construction, rhawn street to woodward street, inner drive closed from 7:00 this evening until 5:30 on wednesday morning. that's a look at your ride, ukee, back over to you. >> thank you jdn sports, sean o'sullivan gets the start when the phils host it tonight looking to ends seven game losing streak. last night, a lot of winners at the ballpark, ya, as the phils hosed their annual fanfest val. there is the fanatic. fans got autographs, post pictures with favorite players and managementment festival raised more for als research. since 1984, the phils have rai

the statue was unveiled on september 15, 1919 at platt fields, which is a part just outside manchesterity center. by all accounts the ceremony was , a bit underwhelming and didn't get much press. at least not outside manchester. the taft's did not show up. william howard taft dedicated the one in cincinnati but neither he nor his brother charles. didn't show up. the sculptor the u.s. ambassador did show up after hemming and hawing for a while. and deciding at the last moment i guess i will go. the highest ranking british official there was the lord mayor of manchester. no representation from the national government. but still they got the statue , and the local newspaper nicely observed, london in possessing the saint-gaudens statue will have lincoln the president. manchester has lincoln the man. and it was especially appropriate that this kind of scruffy lincoln would end up in manchester because of its identity as a working class city. i spent some time in pittsburgh as an undergraduate, and kind of similar in their vibe. and it was also appropriate given the famous correspondence in

agency's special report points out that the bloebl economy grew at 3% but energy-related emissions stayed platt. the first time it happened in 40 years. there is an ongoing revolution in energy technology. natural gas has replaced coal in many places. the cost of solar cells plummeted leading to widespread use. cars and buildings and machines are much more energy efficient and over the horizon, one coo see nuclear power and biofuels that will produce a new energy ecosystem. we need a revolution as well. they oipt out that most improvements would not have happened without a serious of mart policies could dramatically accelerate the shift to a cleaner economy. 50 stop doing harm. the estimates that in 2014 subsidies for fossil fuels amounted to $510 billion. about four times those provided to renewable energy. we still have a long way to go on energy efficiency. buildings waste 30% of their energy and a dollar spent in this area yields two to three dollars in energy savings and returns. solar power could be faare more widespread if governments were not as beholden to utility companies and lobbyis

journalist larry platt. >> good morning. >> good morning, larry.atz, documentarian and a panelist who's going to be joining us here on "inside story" every now and then. it is a pleasure to have you with us, sam. >> it's an honor to be here, matt. >> what do you guys think, first of all? nice and bright? >> it is very nice. >> shiny. >> beautiful. >> awesome. >> help you guys think on your feet. >> we've come out of the depths of the darkness. >> right. absolutely. into the light, right? >> all right, well, let's talk

he was using this platte form for isis, adept at the platform and what's striking about the case, the stuff that he was tweeting, some of it was related to propaganda, and he was very versed of the topics of the day like ferguson, and he was very adept at helping people trying to get to the battlefield, but also bitcoin how people could use bitcoin as fund-raising for this extremist organization. what it suggested, he was an extremely intelligent person with a lot of technology ability. >> and was isis sophisticated in their use of social media in connecting people who want to help? >> this is the rep that they have established absolutely. but what this also shows there's a lot of cost to using social media for recruitment. we were able to find this particular individual, and moreover, through his connections and through his conversations with people on twitter, we were able, u.s. tense and other monitors are able to understand a little bit more about that network. how it's composed and who talks to who and how it works. so for all of the gain in value that a group like isis extracts

because, we are look live here this is 26th and penrose right near the platt bridge, we got steady heavyn rolling out of the driveway this morning live look at the ben franklin bridge. the reflection of the headlights coming off the ground no problems at all at the moment. coming over the benny but again, the rain is going to slow us down naturally this morning. here is a live look at the schuylkill expressway. already lined up here, to exit for 30th street station. and as we go for a ride on the schuylkill expressway, chris, lauren, guess what today is? >> what? >> today is thursday. >> today is thursday national recess at work day. >> what's that mean. >> we'll have going to the park. >> you want us to have office chair races in. >> we'll do in a. >> these chairs are perfect. >> and the floor so that's recess at work today. and then fire fly through the weekend. if you have got the money for the big ticket for the whole three days, good for you. thursday through sunday, again we see a loft extra volume along route one and route 13. again, today is the first day that the concerts actual

philly police directing folks into and out of 26th and penrose, which is right at the base of the platt bridge. we'll run down all of the mass transit issues, and is the sun here to stay? sue has the answer when we come right back. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees still fear for their futures. because rather than solving the pension crisis the court says politicians can continue to ignore it. that's just wrong. teachers and school employees have paid billions into their pensions. but the state has failed. the legislature can fix what governor christie has broken - ... before it ends up costing billions more. it's time for fiscal responsibility. fund the pensions now. >> we're getting a lot of pictures of damage. this one from gloucester county, look at that, blocking

here is live look at flooding in the 26th street tunnel between pen rose avenue platt bridge and the schuylkill expressway. at least they have an officer here with the cones, only that right lane is opened, because of the flooding, in the tunnels, and also, eastbound on 422, right here near route 23. it is as quick as those storms come through they move out of here pretty quickly. they are leaving behind, debris cloud and big delays. two hour and 32 minute delays, out of new york's laguardia right now. that will roll downhill and impact us here, and river line has suspended services between entertainment center and walter reid transportation center. again, mike and alex because of high water across the the track in south jersey, back to you guys. >>> we will have water issues all day long, thank you. 6:34. >> people are forced out of their homes after fire ripped through four houses in chester, pennsylvania. >> fire began earlier this morning taking crews over an hour to control 19 people without a place to live, hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. the fire started h

you can see the sun up over the platt bridge. 07 degrees today.rnity dress worn by former first lady jacqueline kennedy onassis goes up for sale. the dress along with 79 candid photos were include in the yesterday's auction in california. all of the items were owned by the family's nanny maud shaw. jacqueline kennedy reportedly gave that dress to shaw, shortly after she retired in 1965. the auction house says the photos are extra special because they show never before seen private moments. >> these photos show a complete did i different side of the family where it was just amongst them, and just being relaxed and fun and carefree, and i think that really does come through in the photos. i'm sure they were all take never england, because that's where mrs. shaw cared for the children. >> also included is assigned copy of shaw's book, white house nanny my years with caroline and john kennedy junior. the bidding start at $10,000. >>> time now 5:56. coming up next at 6:00 storm clean up continues, two days after the storm. thousands still without power

we have david lee miller following the story from west platts burg, new york, with the very latest. roadblock, been a lot of activity there. what's going on? >> reporter: you know, david, this is day six of this manhunt, and i'd say by far this is the most intense search that we've seen taking place yet. the search at this location began at about 7:00 last night. it's zeroing in on a five-square-mile area just down the road on the outshirts of the prison. a law enforcement source tells us that they w

we're looking live right now at the platt bridge right around 95.you can see is there's not a lot of volume. what we're dealing with is reduced visibility and fog. several different portions of new jersey are dealing with fog as well on 42 295 and as we look at the rest of our area bridges, ben franklin bridge not a lot of fog. the tacony-palmyra and the walt are currently in the clear. we'll check in with the schuylkill expressway and more areas of fog. for now we'll send it over to glen schwartz with a live look at center city. >>> yeah jessica, you can barely see some of the taller buildings and the real tallest buildings you can't see at all because the clouds are really low to the ground. kind of a light fog and we have light rain across parts of the area, too. it's just kind of patchy across there right now. maybe a little bit more developing to the north and west, but overall things are going to be much quieter than yesterday. we're going to expect more rain developing so you need the umbrellas during the day today along with the jackets beca

that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> that is the platt bridge near the philadelphia international airport. bob kelly is tracking delays as rain continues to fall here in the delaware valley. boy did we need this rain. we had a deficit for the month of may. >> we did before these rains came we were at two and a third inch deficit meaning that for the month of may we should have had more than 2 inches of rain then we did have. it was a very dry month of may. one of the driest on record. we will get totals. they will be skewed by the rain that fell, just before the the month ended at midnight last night. so we have got this very slow moving cold front, inching down from the north and because it is moving so slowly it has a chance to dump rain. here we have a couple low pressure systems moving along this front throughout the day-to-day including this one which will move up later this afternoon. we still have plenty of areas of heavy rain, right now, raining heavily outside our window here at fox 29 in wilmington delaware. we are seeing heavy

while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north plattewhy? it's a different story, caught on the dashboard camera of investigator roger frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. as i approached closer, i noticed the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in the back seat. >> joe passed the mall. it was roughly about 6:15, 6:20 and actually, that was the last thing i remember. >> and then mains, a diabetic, fainted behind the wheel. >> what caused me to pass out is my sugar had dropped. >> when i got close enough to see inside the vehicle, i noticed a male subject with his head laying back. it appeared

expected for parts of the central and northern plains from fargo, to des moines to omaha and to north platte. tomorrow we'll see it begin to migrate its way with the severe weather possibility into the great lakes and the ohio valley. not out of the woods in terms of the rough stuff. isolated tornadoes are possible. a really good chance for it to be hot in the pacific northwest with temperatures well above normal. we have a sea of 80s and 100s. 102 in readdding putting them 15 degrees above average. >> reynolds wolf thank you so much for that. >>> beau biden will be laid to rest today. president obama will have the eulogy about four hours from now. this comes a day after thousands paid their respects at a public viewing in the family's hometown of wilmington delaware. luke russert is outside of st. anthony padwa church in wilmington. what can you tell us about the upcoming funeral mass? >> reporter: well, good morning, alex. as you mentioned, this funeral will be the culmination of about two days of intense mourning here in wilmington and really a week of mourning across the state of delawar

we have david lee miller following the story from west platts burg, new york, with the very latest. you're at a roadblock, been a lot of activity there. what's going on? >> reporter: you know, david, this is day six of this manhunt, and i'd say by far this is the most intense search that we've seen taking place yet. the search at this location began at about 7:00 last night. it's zeroing in on a five-square-mile area just down the road on the outshirts of the prison. a law enforcement source tells us that they were brought here because sniffer dogs picked up a scent. the state police spokeswoman, though, will not confirm the specifics of the lead, but she does say that the searchers are not going to live this area until -- leave this area until they are certain the inmates are not within this perimeter. listen. >> at this time we are remaining in the area until we have conducted a thorough search. we're looking underneath every rock, behind every tree and inside every structure until we catch these two. >> reporter: law enforcement says, david, the situation here can change, quoting