griff jenkins recently spoke to platte river networks. >> platte river is a smalldon investor company that were hired by the clintons in june of 2013 to basically handle their email server. and that's really what this is all about. we took over five months after she left office. our job was to upgrade, manage and secure that email server, which we did. >> we learned today the server not actually located here in denver. what you can tell me about that? >> sure. the server was never located in denver. we don't have customer data that we locate on site in denver. this san east coast client. we moved the server to a dedicated secure data center. did that in june of 2013. and it hadn't moved until wednesday of last week in which time we surrender it over to the fbi per their request. >> were platte river networks even aware of the sensitive possible classified material on this server? >> no. i mean, the job of an i.t. company, in the pat city of platte river is to will you tell materially manage and protect that data. we don't look at the data. we look at it and protect it based on what ou

the verdict just came out that the jury has found zadarias platt guilty on all charges. >> platt is convictedf murder, feticide, and aggravated assault. judge peters gives him two consecutive life sentences. judge peters makes another decision as well. he does not press assault charges against carter. >> anybody can relate to somebody that had a member of your family that they had actually executed and also a baby, then you can understand his emotions. and judges, we may be tough, act tough, but we have compassion too. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserve this. >>> coming up, a reporter on assignment becomes part of the story. >> i'm just trying to keep a distance from that as i back pedal down the sidewalk. >> when "caught on camera: fury" returns. at&t and directv are now one. bringing television and wireless together. so you'll get your tv from home on the go. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! you can check out water-cooler worthy tv at the water cooler. yeah! f

we have an accident on the platt bridge westbound heading toward the airport. people will be late for their flights. we'll talk about this and huge delays on the schuylkill expressway and i-95. >> 8th time is the charm for the susan l up -- lucci leading men. back to school? how about...back to blinds! during blinds to go's early fall savings sale, save 20 to 30% on all the season's latest looks in cellular shades and cascade double shades. that'll really make you look smart. blinds to go. blinds for life. morning, 6:14, 61 degrees, we're taking a live look at the center city skyline from our temple university camera. read for not, here he comes. pope francis, i mean. >> going to be on saturday, matt. >> reporter: we knew this morning we would be talking about the parkway closures for the preparation for the big visit. we didn't know the his or her stuff we were going to get -- we didn't know the other stuff we're getting to get. we have a crash in the westbound lanes heading toward the airport on the platt bridge. the crash just cleared out. as you can see the

and the north platte and their horses and oxen would use up all the grazing grasses along the rivers. they cut down trees for firewood they would bring diseases, smallpox cholera, measles and it was the beginning of the end of the native cultures. the northern utes were rounded up in were simply moved into utah in 1881 to join the in god on the reservation there. but the ute culture and all the native cultures in the americas are disappearing in terms of their language. in terms of their ceremonial knowledge, knowledge of their legends and stories and mike ration. and it's all within the last 100 years or so and we are responsible. we could say well i wasn't there it would have been my great great grandfather but still i do think to hold a responsibility of these cultures literally disappearing after thousands of years and again it's a moral issue and i just think people should -- he know the more they learn about it i think the more they will understand. while in grand junction we visited the history room at the mesa county library to learn about the founding and development of the

but the weather along the platte was brutal. >> can he platte was brutal. >> can you tell us what percentage of the land they went through on the trail was public or private and if you encountered any problems crossing of land in the private section? >> western nebraska and wyoming 90 percent of the trail is on public land 90% of wyoming is known to by the federal government everything else is least for the bureau of land management. one so after western nebraska, it was publicly and/or ranchers we asked permission but we never needed it. i finally called a blm agent he was an executive that i have met every travels 1500 miles he said by the way you have the right of way. it is still in the law it is the right of way. one richard gave us a hard time that i described in the book. that was unfortunate. brothers said i thought he would shoot as i said it is great for the boocha >> your stupid book. [laughter] >> did you add to the junkyard? >> you think i will answer that question? [laughter] i will tell you the funniest. no. we didn't. in the most remote stretch of the trail called sweet water

headed to the airport early on this wednesday morning, so far so good here at the platt bridge. headlights coming westbound brake for me and for the airport looking good at this point. we'll check some other issues including 202 and 422 after the break. >> also when we come back dozens of planes will take flight today in atlantic city. we'll have a preview of this year's air show. >> ♪ >> traffic starting to build there on the platt memorial bridge. good morning, it's wednesday, 5:44. 74 degrees here on city avenue. heat wave continues with a high temperature of 93 today. >> i just looked at matt pelman. he's bouncing on his toes. he can't wait the to tell you about your suburban commute. >> i have so many things to offer you. it's like a smorgasbord. on this wednesday hump day morning. often when we have foggy conditions this is one of the first spots where we're fogged in. not this morning. the fog doesn't look too bad. it is very patchy as karen has been saying. we've been seeing a lot of it in northeast philadelphia along 95 but here along 202 at route one baltimore pike it'

we have back on the trail within 24 hours but that platform did, the platte river flooded and we had an experience where we had to wait two and wait for the waters to recede because we couldn't get through. just to show how tired we looks and that is a famous series of landmarks as i explain in the book. the trail is naturally navigable this is the cell fill till someone side of the river and then throughout the west a series of natural landmarks like this one chimney rock. you can steer toward that for three days in the new steer in reverse from it for three days. it's a very important thing about the trail. the terrain we picked had a lot of natural and barked that made it possible to get there. watering the mules. these are lovely mules. that is my favorite mule, jake. there he is again. that's cute. and that's back. she's always got a little bit of an annoyed look on her face. but they are lovely, lovely animals. we are going to have a reading. one of my readings is martin's cove but originally was called devil's case. they renamed it according to -- this is a great shot. central

that is approaching cottman as you work your way in to center city philadelphia a an accident on the platt bridge that is heading toward philadelphia, leaving center city going to the airport girard point double decker bridge is way to go. ben franklin parkway, both directions are closed this morning. lets go outside to our parkway cam, a live look, right here in front of the cathedral there it is, off to the right side of your screen there. there is an example of the parkway, again, inner and outer drives closed to vehicle traffic here this morning. if you are coming into the city, it will impact motorist who use the drives. martin luther king drive all traffic forced on to 676 this morning. coming on the kelly drive all traffic is forced a off at fairmount and every day as we get closer and closer to the city those parking restrictioning will get tougher, mike and alex, back to you. >> let's talk about that more, what do you think 6:04 on this monday. >> it is finally time. thinks the week that the pope is coming. >> we have been talking about this for over a year now. all of the plans t

a live lot a the platt bridge, heading to the airport, no problems, if you are using the platt bridge least at the moment. ben franklin bridge, starting to see headlights working your way in to downtown but otherwise nice and quiet on a monday morning. and because of the jewish holiday, a lot of the schools are closed. i nose philadelphia public school system closed to day. so traffic could be a little lighter in the neighborhoods this morning. burlington bristol, traffic moving again, after an earlier opening. that is good news. otherwise we're in good shape coming down i-95, no problems on the schuylkill, blue route from villanova a on down looking good, but we have had this clean up operation underway now. hunting park after avenue traffic is getting through. we will probably see one lane alternating here, the scene of the huge water main break from over the weekend and septa's bus routes one and r, r detoured around the the scene, again, expect clean up crews and active construction zones over the next couple of days to get that back in action. southbound i-95 a 14 minute trip. sa

live look here, the platt bridge, it is a cool morning that's right your organize do not deceive you,s out there. 513, i turned up the heat. david murphy said it will get up to 77 degrees and breezy. >> matt pellman. >> reporter: here we go, it's not so bad as you head out monday morning, nydia and tam. as you head out of the burbs no complaints, but here in springfield township, a vehicle ran into a pole, the pole is down, southbound lanes of 537 are shut down by tillman auto parts stay on 545 wrightstown road or 206 these open and clear through columbus so far. elsewhere in burlington county we have construction going northbound lanes of 130 columbus road the right lane is out of commission. we're experiencing the burlington bristol bridge triple b opening right now head to the turnpike connector instead. new construction in delaware getting underway. they will close berks knoll road 261. in delco, the ashton mills road bridge is closed through later on this year. the on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound side valley forge and norristown, a work zone blocking a couple of lanes will

. >>> 5:13, all those early birds there, going up and down the platt bridge without any trouble. when you get up early like us. >> speaking of getting up early and getting out there let's go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: up early out early the road is yours for the most part. this is the schuylkill expressway expressway we have an accident on the schuylkill expressway westbound at 202. we saw a tow truck under the overpass, i think i do still see there's a car off to the side. it's hard to make out, i can see the flashing lights. on the shoulder schuylkill westbound at king of prussia. looks like the tow truck left the scene. northeast extension northbound past quakertown we have construction blocking the right lane. in cumberland county we have some construction going on 55 northbound past 49 exit 24. route 42 northbound traffic moving okay at creek road. they had that terrible construction where you had to get off 42 and get back on, things are looking better now. on the waze app somebody is talking about an on the road in the atlantic city expressway. gloucester, watch fo

. >> still ahead, another check of the forecast, as we look outside from sky 6 hd, showing you the platt bridge, melissa magee has an update from accuweather. >>> time to get an update from melissa magee and accuweather. >> it's a good start and then the moisture comes back saturday rick. we'll talk about that and maybe a taste of fall for some. >> taste of fall taste of rain. >> back to football. >> you can see it's dry right now, we had a lot of moisture in the area yesterday and the cold front moved on out and we are looking good for the rest of today, sky 6 hd, down at the shore in atlantic city, you can see folks on the boardwalk there, and also there in the distance, not bad, temperatures there in the lower 70s, so it has been dry, that rain we picked up yesterday was much needed for philadelphia in fact we had 20 straight days without rain and yesterday was a record at philadelphia international airport where philadelphia the city picked up 4.76 inches of rain and the cold front is moving on out and drier air is moving on in. 69 in tannersville and 75 in slatington and middle 70s

. >> platt thou good conversation. thank you for joining us, matthew chingos is a senior fellow.ald trump's idea, is it a bold idea, good idea? possible to pull off? we're going to get a firsthand look next. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> when donald trump talks there's no question, he shoots in the hip. is it practical let alone possible to even build such a wall between mexico and the united states? look. >> this is the u.s. side of the wall, it's built of steel and concrete, about 20 feet high, it looks impossible to get over or get through. under. in fact last year when i was filming another series about the border, my crew and i saw two young men climb over this fence and back in no time at all. we assume they were drug runners. take a look at it. >> wow, just shot right over. >> donald trump session, he'll stop young men like those and 9 else trying cross thi

the girard point bridge to the right, the platt bridge to the left.he eagles game, this would be the roadway would you take so far no delays. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, "eyewitness news" will be right back after >> we just love this message from pope francis this morning, here is his personal invitation to you, for the world meeting of families. >>> to greet the pilgrims and the people of philadelphia when i come for the world meeting for families. i will be there because you will be there. see you in philadelphia. >> oh, i just love this man. >> just seems so down to earth. >> there is a reason people are just in love with this pope. kyla, one last check on the weather what do you think? >> today we will see those clouds start to break up. get the sunshine in this afternoon, but 70s for this week. >> seventy and sunny. that's "eyewitness news" for now, signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next. make it a great day everybody. we'll see you next week. you can save over 500 b

. >> platt thou good conversation. thank you for joining us, matthew chingos is a senior fellow.ald trump's idea, is it a bold idea, good idea? possible to pull off? we're going to get a firsthand look next. >> the end of aging. >> eternal youth? >> yeah, not eternal "life"... eternal "youth". >> curing death. >> we're heading from "have and have nots" to a world of "haves" and "super-haves". >> can you afford to live forever? >> what's wrong if rich people got to live longer than poor people? >> that it's no fair. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> we have to get out of here. >> when donald trump talks there's no question, he shoots in the hip. is it practical let alone possible to even build such a wall between mexico and the united states? look. >> this is the u.s. side of the wall, it's built of steel and concrete, about 20 feet high, it looks impossible to get over or get through. under. in fa

at the time was william platt. he is now a judge and when i talk to him last night he said his current position, prevents him from being able to comment as to why charges weren't filed some 30 years ago. reporting from the sat center, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a crucial day for campaign 2016, donald trump had a meeting with the chairman of the republican national committee. he wants trump to sign a pledge not to launch a third party presidential bid if he does not get the g.o.p. nomination. trump is challenging republican rival jeb bush to speak english while in the united states. bush fired back and said trump is in the conservative in both evening i establish and spanish. >>> vice-president gentlemen biden is visiting a synagogue in atlanta tonight as speculation continues about a bid for the white house. yesterday he traveled to the community college in miami and raised money for senate democrats. the vice-president will spend labor day in pittsburgh. he will appear next week on the late show w

. >> the platt bridge. >> we're waiting to see the pope cross this route here. ♪ >> music played as thee was led onto the stage. he bowed to the cross. he was then led around the altar and during his homily, his message focused on the significance and the importance of family. >> translator: in my own home, do we shout? or do we speak to each other in love and tenderness? that's a good way of measuring our love. how beautiful it would be if everywhere and even beyond our own borders we could appreciate and encourage this prophecy and this miracle. >> 500 priests then helped serve communion to the crowd out there on the parkway. and it went very smoothly. all right, once again, you're looking at live pictures as we anticipate the arrival of pope francis in the coming minutes at philadelphia international airport. his motorcade should be making its way to the dow terminal. they with awaiting his motorcade to arrive there. and as we await his arrival at the airport, we'll pause. we'll be right back. >>> this a live look from the airport where the pope is headed outside the terminal where h

sky6 hd taking a live look at the platt bridge.e are post pope and trying get back to normal, right, matt. >> post pope, i like that, yes. we are trying get back to normal. still a few closures around the parkway nydia and matt with papal cleanup going on but slowly but surely things are returning to normal. coming out of the suburbs, it's a little abnormal because it's wet and we're not used to that. on 202 flooding in the northbound lanes by the 30 bypass as you head towards the work zone. looks like the the crews that were out here blocking one of the two lanes just pulled out of the way so both lanes opened which bodes better for your morning commute because that was going to be a mess if one of the two lanes were blocked there at that busy merge. in norristown watching a downed tree this morning partially blocking elm street at swede street and we had a disabled vehicle in lower moreland by the citgo station along byberry road. looks like that cleared out. in issues on the pennsylvania turnpike. on the new jersey turnpike betw

center's diabolical platt is to destroy the pens wins from within. >> before we move them to antartica where penguins belong, we would probably pinta flyers logo in each parking space outside their place, maybe put a picture every claude jerro outside the building. >> it is highly unlikely he'll raise that much money becomes you whatever they do raise, they'll donate it to the charities wives flyers. oh, even the little guy get nothing t flyer plane in training right there. >> back to baseball. very special guest delivering the ceremonial first pitch at the diamond backs game last night. if you can, check it out, grumpy cat here obviously thrilled by the honor. she report he had have i left pawed, so family performed the duties for her. she is from arizona, looking sharp in her jersey, and the d backs are her home team n case you are wondering, grumpy cat's real name is tartar sauce. all right, right now, 5:26. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we will tell you where you can get tickets to see pope francis at independence hall. big day in new york, jan, good morning

financial times" reporter eric platt joins me now for some insight. how did companies take advantage of these near 0 percent interest rates, cheap money over the past six, sever en, eight years. >> over the past three year as we've seen more than a trillion dollars of issuance each year and it accelerated each year as they try to take advantage of cheap borrowing costs, to fund buybacks an purchase other companies in a record wave of mergers an acquisitions. >> so this is how they are able to give some of those stock dividends or to investors. >> exactly. instead of using cash that they have, they can tap debt markets nearly unlimitedly. we've seen apple doing it. they have cash everseas but they radio rather not take a tax hit on. instead they issue bonds here to pay back dividends to shareholders or buy back shares. >> so app sell a big successful company. i get that. but what happens when the rates start to creep up little by little and the cost of borrowing gets more expensive. >> so the companies you would be looking at would be anything in specu

let's take a look outside right now the mid plan on the platt bridge westbound traffic headed towards problems here between 26th street and i-95. here on the mid span and sitting pretty. ben franklin bridge from camden westbound traffic on your right headed towards center city, no delays just yet. eastbound the ongoing construction blocks the the right lane and of course the ben will be closed for vehicles this weekend. mass transit septa buses detours that normally travel along the ben franklin parkway, those buses already being detoured, dave. >> goes with the papal arrival coming up in a couple days. all right, karen we're in the up are 50's slow 60's. by 9:00 62 in philadelphia if you're headed to the el station or bus stop. 74 by noon and 79 by 3 o'clock with a high today of 80 degrees and we'll probably hit that rather late in the afternoon, say, around 3:30 or perhaps 4:00. looking across the country the big area of concern right now is is a frontal boundary in the center portion of the country. if you're flying out to areas to the east of denver and to the west of kansas city

journalist and author larry platt. >> good morning. >> good morning, larry. and chester county g.o.p. chair and attorney val digiorgio. >> good morning, matt. >> morning, val. well, let's talk about the papal visit and what's going on with this, the secret service and the city of philadelphia and the world meeting of families. you have to say, when it comes to the goal of planning to protect the pope, they have done a great job, right? a great job. but in the process, some fear the security plans may have actually scared a lot of people away. rail passes have gone unsold. many hotel rooms are vacant. there was talk about thousands of charter buses coming. there's only gonna be about 1,100. so they tried to shift the focus away from the security. they are renaming the area where the pope is gonna be "the francis festival grounds." there will be two pope parades. but looking at all of this, nia, up to this point. >> mm-hmm. >> and reminding people that this is a city of neighborhoods. >> right. >> and it's not like washington, d.c., where you can just plop a wo

the da back then was william platt.e's now a judge and when i talked to him tonight he said that his current position prevents him from commenting as to why charges weren't filed some 30 years ago. >>> reporting live tonight in the sat center todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thank you. >>> police are investigating a possible murder suicide after an entire family is found dead in monmouth county. authorities say four people including two children were found in a burned home in long branch, inform. medical examiners told investigators the injuries that killed this family were not the fault of a fire. we spoke with an eyewitness. >> another lady and like two gentlemen. there's kids inside the house. they're screaming and a lot of chaos and, you feel helpless. >>> among the dead were 35-year-old linda, 29-year-old amanda morris and their sons brandon and brian who were seven and four. investigation into the fire continues but authorities say it does not appear to be accident accidental. >>> a major

everyone still traveling at that area at posted speeds and quick look at the platt bridge, to and from the airport looking good there. you can see how dark it is. with the pope coming, yeah, first septa closures tonight at 10:00 p.m., i will back out of the way, your regional rail alternate is jefferson or 30th. market frankford alternate 13th, second or ninth, broad street alternate walnut, locust, trolley alternate 13th street, and i know that is a lot but i will update you all morning long, nicole over to you you. >>> three orphan cuter cubs are making progress under the watchful eye of oregon. >> this is just too much. they were discovered abandoned in washington just last week. check this out. >> that is right. >> experts say those ten day old cubs would not have have survived in the wild but vets are now bottle feeding them every four hours. oregon zoo keepers are placing cubs with other zoos as soon as those little cubs are healthy enough but ten days old, come on. >> their little face. >> and cuddles, feeding, just too much. >> yes. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's

and as we take a look outside, we have the platt bridge on sky6. sun not up yet but it's coming and it's going to be bright all day long. in fact, it's almost too bad it's going to be so bright because it's also going to be hot and humid today. temperature right now is 73 degrees. dewpoint up there at 68. that's pretty humid. anything over 60 indicates noticeable humidity. winds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. satellite shows you a lack of significant cloud cover for the second straight day. yesterday we had a little low lying cloud cover and fog forming. not looking at that today and the closest significant cloud cover and rain is well off to the north so lots of sun today. we're going for a high of 94 this afternoon which is right in line or at least in the neighborhood of the record high of 96 so we'll challenge the record but probably fall a little short. tomorrow's forecast high 90, also not too far off the record of 94. and we could actually go a little higher than that. so, unusual heat for this time of year and for the first coupl

taking a look at that platt memorial bridge over the schuylkill river. you say we make this heat wave official by going up to 93 degrees today and it should feel a little hotter than yesterday and tomorrow, well -- >> hotter still. >> yes, indeed. can't do anything about it. >> okay, matt, it's up to you to bring some good news now. >> i say we do this. i love this stuff. i love the heat. >> do you. >> i'm a little loco i understand that and i know for a lot of people it is a hardship so we do feel for them but we deal with it i guess. good morning to you. as we head out of the suburbs this morning, so far so good on these roadways like 309 here in fort washington. these are the southbound lanes approaching the pennsylvania turnpike. as you can see, it's nice and dry. no fog here. no issues along 309 or the east-west turnpike. earlier construction that we had on the eastbound side in chester county has cleared out and speaking of the eastbound turnpike in chester county, i hope you're enjoying the brand new valley forge service plaza which opened late la

this is the way the sun looks at the platt bridge. our society hill camera pointing upward, taking a look at the sunrise from our vacant age point. thanks to our sunrise watcher, segment -- seth bryant. >> hopefully the commute is going to be as nice. >> reporter: the commute is a mess, the sunrise is nice, unfortunately low don't have a pretty picture. i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city jammed from academy to cottman and past bridge to girard. that jam on i-95 southbound starting to set in. in fact we can kind of seat that with the speeds right now. i-95 southbound at cottman, 16 miles per hour. the 16 at girard. moving slowly right there. 17 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway as you head eastbound near south street. we have a disabled vehicle that's causing a problem, too. it's restricting traffic on lancaster avenue route 30 at lankanau drive. watch for that. i want to show you the slow speeds on the schuylkill expressway, 18 miles per hour westbound from the boulevard to belmont. particularly heavy there,

, a new solutions-based journalism project which we just recently launched with our panelist larry plattour editor and jeremy nowak as the chairman and connor barwin, the great linebacker for the philadelphia eagles, as one of our reporters. go check it out before you watch connor play on monday night. >> all right. >> mine is about the pope is coming, as well, i know, but people are concerned about their healthcare, with him being directly across the street from lankenau hospital. i want to give kudos to main line health, their c.e.o., jack lynch, who is really coming together with all entities to make sure that people will have their healthcare, no matter what it might be. so, if you have to go to the hospital, go there. >> all right. that's it for "inside story." thank you for joining us. we'll see you back here next week. i'm tamala edwards. have a great sunday. >> i'm in an nun -- nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> coming up a sixers legend has passed away. >>> a road is closed after a water main break last night. >>> the countdown to the crown we're live in atlantic city where a

. >> welcome back look at the pretty shot of the platt bridge. 6:15, 59 degrees if you're feeling groggy this morning not wanting to get you tell on -- ot of bed. we have good news, it's a nice fall-like day. it's going to be a good week, it get out and start enjoying it. >> all right, sounds good. >> reporter: here's another reason to be excited today. it's national eat a hoagie day. it might be early for that, now, but give it a couple of hours you'll be ready. building volume along the schuylkill expressway heading eastbound into downtown center city. thick traffic from montgomery to spring garden. overall not too bad. we have construction each night this week on the schuylkill expressway by spring garden. as part of that they will block the ramp from the spring garden to the westbound side durnght overnight hours. -- overnight hours, kelly drive has no complaints, we're getting word of a crash in east norton along township line road by anna's countries store. they are doing the work on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound past valley fornlg -- blocking a couple of lanes. everything is

." >> welcome back you're taking a live look here a view view of the platt bridge. 6:15, 75 degrees. if we can make it through today we'll get a little bit of a break. 95 is the high. >> reporter: this is i-95 what a mess, how bad is a mess on i-95. it is 41 minute ride on i-95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine. this is a nightmare you don't expect this at this hour in the morning. i-95 southbound jammed at this point from academy to approaching the betsy ross bridge and that's where we have an accident blocking the right lane. they have pushed it off to the side. the damage is done now, it was a bad spot to have an accident. delay has grown you're barely moving on i-95 southbound. you can see how jammed you are looking live approaching cottman. you're jammed from academy to the ben franklin bridge. i have more information on i-95 northbound it turns out was a missing manhole confer that's the problem. it's in the right lane at girard northbound. southbound you're lucky if you're traveling nine miles per hour. northbound we're jammed from past the vine street expressway to approa

# >> welcome back taking a live look here across the platt bridge, 6:14, 68 degrees out there. some folks are dealing with a little bit of rain, but it's moving out and it's nice outside. >> this traffic problem has has been a problem for a while. >> reporter: it's a jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking the left lane. we have police and penndot creating a backup on the vine westbound. on the waze app we're looking at speeds at best at 7 miles per hour leading up to this, so a big accident on the vine westbound. it's jammed the length of the vine for the most part from broad street on up, you're traveling in the single digits because of that accident that's right over here on the vine westbound near the schuylkill expressway. everyone chiming in saying major accident with big delays. expect delays on the vine westbound. in gloucester county has been an issue. we got a lot of rainfall last night over 3 inches in gloucester county. we had all kinds of flood waters there. we had an earlier accident in west deptford. problems with flooding 44 and 45 that's getting better. but a new a

he crossed the finish line with alvin platt neus, matthews, a r who was paralyzed in a fall. helped to raise money on his behalf. >> i had a little bit of doubt in the first month when he had to stop for a couple days because he had really bad blisters. and i asked him if he was going to still be able to finish and he, couldn't believe that i asked him. like well of course i am! >> donovan claims ultra-running is about mental strength more than physical. >> how you feeling? >> bit of relief i guess. >> what are you going to do next? >> i think i'm from ireland, the answer to that is obvious, going to have a beer. >> clearly he was up to the challenge. kristin saloomey, al jazeera, new york. >> a gorilla baby boom. a record 24 baby mountain grill lasgorillas have been born this year. they are adorable. richelle carey new york, thank you for joining us. "third rail" is next keep it here. >>> tonight, silicon valley is a intertonight, silicon valley is a major growth engine for the u.s. economy. some say it represents the future but does it come at a price? is the tech industry

. >> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a look for us at the platt bridge.ou can see that fog kind of hiding it there. it is going to be a nice day, the sun is going to burn that off, 69 degrees, 6:48. >>> topping the people scene it may be the ultimate ticket for james bonds fans. regal theater is offering a ticket for the up coming james bond film spector. it's a car shaped ticket. fans with the special ticket with see the movie as often as they want once it is released on november 6. >>> at the box office we have a maze runner series. >> black mass is the first feature film opening this weekend the true story of mobster whitey bolger. >> just saying can get you buried real quick. >> reporter: johnny depp is unrecognizable. benedict comer batch plays his brother bill a powerful leader in the massachusetts senate. bolgers becomes an fbi inform ant to make down most increasing his turf. >>> up next, everest adventure film about four climbers who face adventure on the highest mountain on the planet. with little warning a violent storm strikes engulfing the hi

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journalist and author larry platt. >> good morning. >> good morning, larry.er county g.o.p. chair and attorney val digiorgio. >> good morning, matt. >> morning, val. well, let's talk about the papal visit and what's going on with this, the secret service and the city of philadelphia and the world meeting of families. you have to say, when it comes to the goal of planning to protect the pope, they have done a great job, right? a great job. but in the process, some fear the security plans may have actually scared a lot of people away. rail passes have gone unsold. many hotel rooms are vacant. there was talk about thousands of charter buses com

oh, it is the platt bridge. come on, please. >> michael gets little gold star on his collar from sister laverne. stay there, coming right back. how do you start the day brighter? make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got this. you've got t.j.maxx. better brands, at prices that help you maxx life! >> nine # is the forecast high for today. getting close for the record for this date. if we hit 94 we'll tie a record, in effect, 1884. so, we'll see what happens. it will all happen in van of this cold front, hot, humid, southwesterly winds, continue to pump into the area. thanks to that or shove high pressure system, but his will change our weather pattern, and give us cooler temperatures, and much, much needed rain starting later in the day possibly and all through tomorrow. probably get the heatwave before it happens. see rain this evening, in a few places, after midnight in a few more, it really isn't until middle of the day tomorrow that it really gets cranked up. so you may need the umbrella in

it is the platt bridge. and looking at our neighborhood, old city. look at the clouds. isn't that nice? most beautiful sunrises are those with some clouds. love the sunrise this morning. not official just yet, but getting there. bus stop buddy wore apollo shirt, temperatures still in the 50's, 60s this morning, because it will be another warm afternoon. i think we are getting used to this this. in your weather by the numbers, nine out of ten today. we have air quality alert part of the reason why it is not a total ten. because the air pollutants, and not a lot of winds, it could be a difficult day outside for those with breathing difficulties or other health issues. keep that in mind. there is another look at the beautiful sunrise, 67 degrees, >> official sunrise time 6:44. almost there. >> so, look at satellite radar, you see some clouds around this morning. that's what's making for beautiful sunrise. so it will be a mix of sun and clouds today. and just like bus stop buddy, we're smiling about high temperature later on of 86 degrees. that's your weather for your thurs

above the platt light ryan -- plat.>> right now lower.s, in bear market territory, down 22% from its july high. he told me it was going to be biotechs with redemptions on behalf of hedge funds today they are selling a lot of health care names, they are selling biotech and pharma. from political view, john veiner, this -- john boehner, announcing he is going to retire as speaker of the house at the end of october that timing is crucial. ending a 5 year rein as speaker, he said he woke up this morning and knew today was the day. >> this is not about me it is about the people, about the institution. just yesterday we witnessed the awesome sight of pope francis, addressing the greatest legislative body in the world. i hope that we will all heed his call to live by the golden rule. but last night, i started thinking about this and this morning i woke up, i said my prayers, as i always do, and i decided, you know today saturday i'm going to do this, simple as that. liz: perhaps slightly more complicated who takes his place. will that person hel

pleasure to have jim platte with us today. you have his bio.jim has been an east-west center visiting fellow for the last several months. comes very interesting with a background both in nuclear engineering and in political science. he can deal with some of the technical issues but also the larger political science issues. in a way he's very well suited to do that because he's been looking at this subject for a while. he spent about a year in japan working with japanese nuclear authorities and japanese companies and others exploring this topic. he spent a lot of time interviewing folks in korea and made many field visits to china, as well. delighted to have you, jim. let me just say a little bit about the context. i can't think of a better context to take up this topic. japan has restarted a couple of its nuclear reactors but there's a larger issue of the direction of japan's nuclear -- civilian nuclear power energy program. president park hun ye will come to washington soon. a peace and cooperation initiative, napsi, which has a civilian nucle

this is one area, the platt bridge, beautiful look at the sun, slowly starts to rise.re. again, this is where we had an accident, that's since been cleared. and, also, we an accident on 95, academy, that's also been cleared. but we are certainly seeing some backups, in that area, and then we had disable vehicle, on the schuylkill westbound, after gladwynn. that has also been cleared. so, again, now starting to see just that sun glare starting to peak it little head at you. so pack your sunglasses, not that we ever want to complain about that. right? also, an accident in dekalb pike at skippack pike, one lane blocked in that area. some construction, 202 southbound at naman's road. the left lane is blocked there. so right now, the overall theme is construction projects, moving, accidents that are happening, getting cleared out of the way quickly, this is good. because our monday morning rush typically very, very busy. seeing now at 6:30, as we head toward our rush hour, we love course see levels build. so right now things are looking good. give yourself a couple of extra

we get you outside there's the fog, looking live at the platt bridge. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast that will continue to lift over the next couple of hours, 85 degrees this afternoon warm and a little sticky, combinationross the nor and we've got snow pictures for snow lovers. >> no. >> yes. come on. >> wah-wah. >> you know, winter gets you in the mood for a nice, hot cup of joe. >> a hot cup of joe? >> coffee, piping hot. >> this is when we call a smooth transition. a segue because pope francis is starting his long awaited journey to our side of the world. the departed pope to begin his journey and arrives in havana later today. he's the third to visit there in the last 17 years, and here's the segue. >> once he makes it here he'll wake up with a special cup of coffee. a blend being created just for him by a man in kansas city and rachel smith joins us with more on this story. can taste it already. >> i know, right. i need some, papal perks, right. one way of putting it. tracy allyn has been in the coffee business for 30 years but the m

taking a live look at the platt memorial bridge.g out there and later on we'll get some rain and a lot of it. >> let's head over to karen rogers taking a look at what the commute looks like right now. good morning. >> you see this accident right here. looks like it's just a fender-bender mostly off to the side. nonetheless seeing a jam on 422. this is eastbound. we've got penndot here on the scene. a couple of vehicles involved. looks like i'm seeing three here right now with people out here on the scene and you can see we're jammed. this is all approaching trooper on 422. so, eastbound traffic jams from 29 to approaching trooper. and a couple of other accidents out there. thought that was another truck coming to scene. this fretz road at skippack creek road. in montgomery county one over here in bucks county on 313 at broad street. i want to show you the big picture. we're now getting word of an accident here and you want to watch for it 'cause we're hearing it's involving a septa bus and. north broad street an accident on broad st

taking a live look here at the platt. it is now 6:15, 77 degrees out there.humid wednesday on tap for you getting up to 92 so keep it cool out there. >> how is southbound i-95 doing these days, karen? >> it's a mess. so we had an accident i-95 southbound. it was nearly a gain and it was blocking a lane for about 20 minutes. that was about an hour ago. nonetheless, you can see how quickly we back up because of this. so, i-95 southbound we can see how jammed we are. this is a live look at i-95 southbound near the betsy ross bridge. so, this backup starts before the betsy ross bridge. all the way down to girard. you can see that it's a slow go on i-95 southbound. you're late for work, late for school if you're sitting in this. hopefully you were watching when we showed that you accident scene and you can see how quickly traffic has backed up because of that. 13 miles an hour as you're heading on 95 southbound near the betsy ross bridge, 18 miles an hour past girard so just traveling in the teens at best. 30's 95 southbound near cottman. it's a little better ther

. >> ♪ this is our pope song >> ♪ >> these students reworked the lyrics of rachel platt's top 10 hitt song into what they now call the pope song which is so catchy and clever and very sweet. the girls gathered in the gym at saint mary magdelene school to sing that song and share their excitement for the papal visit. >> speaking of excitement let's take one live look from new york city. madison square garden and look at the stage there as they get ready for the papal mass as we just saw the pontiff was circulating madison square garden in a golf cart so to speak and as we take a look at the pomp and circumstance and the ceremonial splen sore of the stage at madison square garden they're getting ready for this wonderful mass that begins in a couple minutes from now. >> months and years into planning and now the culmination here in new york and in a couple of days tomorrow hits philadelphia for two years. we'll be right back with much more. stay with us. ñÑ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪

begins were about three months -- the twins were about three months old was an early crowd-funding platte form we weren't calling it crowd funding. even r -- the second company was an attempt to provide what we called community funding because a lot of entrepreneur stories, as i've heard them over the years, really begin when those closest to them take a risk, invest this that person -- in that person and give them their first shot at getting going. you know, that, like, framed dollar bill on the wall, it's usually from mom or dad. >> [inaudible] i have a question for you. >> hi, thank you. >> i'm curious about how your experience as a social entrepreneur and, of course, all your exposure to all these entrepreneurs has shaped your thinking as a parent of young children. >> yeah. >> how, how has that paid out for you? >> that's a great question. you have a little one there, congratulations. first of all, i feel incredibly lucky because i have -- i didn't realize how much flexibility and autonomy -- can i, actually, if you throw me the muslim and hem. so i'm experiencing with work, like, in

server was blanc whk when hande over to the fbi, saying that data was not available on servers on plattehave done so even if she was working on a government server. a majority of people said they don't think her e-mail is a legitimate issue for the presidential campaign. but since last summer, her numbers have flipped upside down on whether she was honest on that question. that story, has the server been wiped? >> they may have been deleted but the server has not been wiped clean. you have to work extra hard to completely destroy the content there. so obviously, john heilemann, a lot of people are going fob curious to see whether they can retrieve some of these e-mails. and also some information out of the fbi that they heard over the weekend somebody at the fbi saying, well, if they wiped the server clean, they didn't do a really good job of it. the suggestion that they're going to have access to some of these e-mails. >> this is ultimately the question that's been the question all along and it's a little unclear. the campaign has kind of gone out of its way to not say -- that's what th