traffic is moving well there from plymouth meeting. northbound near lansdale it's cleared out, but look out for construction. northbound past quakertown the right lane is blocked. let's go to bensalem route 1 at the pennsylvania turnpike. no issues here, no overnight construction between route 1 and northeast philadelphia and morrisville. look out for constructioning blocking two eastbound lanes in near willow grove. >> good morning, everybody, time to take a look at the travel forecast at the big board. surface summary discoloration. let's put up the national picture all the flights across the sky 1,889 over the lower 48. here are the airports with weather-related delays. not until later on today you could see unstable weather not only in philadelphia, boston, new york city, washington, d.c., atlanta. miami could see thundershowers as well. the east coast should be good in the morning, but could see problems later on. out in the midwest a chance of thundershowers, detroit and chicago could see delays over there. a lot of western part

officer fox was a former marine and seven-year veteran of the plymouth township police department.he was shot in the head while he and his canine partner chased a suspect. that suspect was found dead nearby after turning the gun on himself. >>> environmental and consumer groups will push for changes to the way electric cars are sold. they are rallying this afternoon to ask law marks to support a bill that would allow companies like tesla to sell cars directly to customers. two months ago, the state motor vehicle commission banned companies from direct sales. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a pleasant start this morning. skies are nice and clear. brilliant sunshine today and a warm day today. in fact, a bit warmer than it was yesterday. we'll be in the upper 80s this afternoon. and tomorrow, it turns even hotter. in fact, hotter and more humid weather will be on tap for wednesday when we can also see some powerful storms move in. until then, we'll be looking at sunshine for today. clear sky this morning, 48 degrees. and a cool spot

they found the man at 103rd avenue and plymouth street around 2:30. the one victim was dead and the other taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. two suspects were seen running toward plymouth. >>> and in baghdad the situation is so dangerous some staff members have been moved to jordan. steps are being taken because of scenes like these. they confirmed these images of iraqi soldiers being tied up and shot. they say they are authentic. the iraqi prime minister is vowing to liberate every inch of captured territory and ordered rocket attacks on the terrorists. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the crisis in iraq. updates on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> the f.a.a. is investigating a potentially deadly mishap with a plane in atlanta. an air traffic controller said to circle the airport and then seconds later he said he was joking. >> in all of my years of aviation i never heard of a situation quite like this. the controller was trying to make a joke, but i don't think you can do

>> guest: i'm the chairman of the foundation which is in plymouth. we have a house we drive up there and visit and look at the town and we are partners which does an outstanding job of managing this historic site. it's in northern monticello. please, bring your grandchildren and go to the foundation you can sign up to read aloud from the short money savings and the autobiography. >> host: how did you come to that position? >> guest: it was founded by john coolidge, the son of president coolidge. it supports the state and together we built a building where we have classrooms for the kids from new england to the kids from new england, all year to work with our educator. i have two wonderful colleagues, the director executive who made a coolidge blast that you can sign up for and he said no and yet they got plenty and we have another colleague who is going to be blogging for us. he is giving a gorgeous audio of the president's autobiography. and my favorite thing about the site is no excuse to not come that if you don't, if we have a web cam just like a

and he hope viewers will come to plymouth march where he was sworn in. he was a notary, justice of the peace, some of our loyalist members at the coolidge foundation are notaries. one of our board member is long-time head of the national notaries. that is something like that that is very american. they said how do you know you have that authority? and he said no body told me i couldn't. that is the way the country was at the time. >> host: that was in june 1922? >> guest: it was august '23 at plymouth notch, vermont. please visit us. we will read allow the bio and reenact with the family. >> host: you keep saying us. what is your association with the family? >> guest: i am chairman of the foundation. we have a house. we are partners with the state of vermont that does an outstanding job of managing this historic side. please bring your grand children. you can sign up to read aloud from the book. >> host: how did you come to that position? >> guest: it is a great honor. it has been there a long time. it was founded by the son of president coolidge. it sup

officer fox was a former marine and seven-year veteran of the plymouth township police department. was shot in the head while he and his canine partner chased a suspect. that suspect was found dead nearby after turning the gun on himself. >>> environmental and consumer groups will push for zero emission car sales. >>> mike the nutter and the philadelphia eagles will kick off a free summer meals for kids program. children under the age of 18 will be able to get free meals at 1,000 sites throughout the city. the goal of the program is to ensure that no kid goes hungry for more information on the program and to get a list of where those meals will be available, go to nbc 10. >>> this is a live look at the camden skyline. senator robert menendez, camden mayor dana redd and other lawmakers will take part in the ground breaking ceremony for the new project, hope community health center. its goal is to provide care for the homeless and disadvantaged. >> 6:17, if you're trying to get out the door. >> here's first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >> we couldn't stay accident-free for to

. >>> let's go to plymouth meeting the blue route, the blue route wet traffic moving along between media and conshohocken. on the northeast extension part of 476 look out for an accident southbound approaching the lehigh valley exit that's got the left lane blocked. >> reporter: we will. hey, everyone it is friday, remember friday is the busiest day of the week for flights. you could see lots of people at the airports going where they need to go. taking a look at the surface summer look at all the problems we have on the east coast. it could be a difficult situation if you're using any of these airports along the east coast. 214 flights over the lower 48. we're putting the entire east coast in the yellow box. you could see any one of these airports to logan international. hartsville jackson, philadelphia, washington, d.c. area airports. low cloud cover, had some storms moving in. david is tracking those, but it could be an issue if you're using any of these airports. in texas in the morning we're seeing thundershowers develop in dallas and houston, that's going to clear out in the aftern

we're live in plymouth meeting this morning. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologistll henley. >> pleasant start this morning. a few clouds overnight but no sign of any showers. scattered clouds have kept some areas warmer than others. dry today and a warm one, too. warm sunshine into the 80s. warmer than what we saw yesterday. tomorrow it's the humidity returning to the area with a good chance we'll see thunderstorms developing during the afternoon, becoming more likely later in the afternoon and during the evening hours. right now, sunshine in mt. pocono, 60 degrees. dover is in the 60s at 61 degrees. this is the view of citizens bank park, the phillies got the forecast for tonight coming up. it looks like it will be a great day, into the 80s for south philly. radar, no sign of showers in the immediate area. we have been washing thunderstorms moving into the new york state area, not going to be affecting us but this will be. a line of showers slowly moving through the midwest later tomorrow. expect those storms to move in. today, the temperature is moving up. 84 in

the 476 and the pennsylvania turnpike and plymouth meeting 3 inches. and willow grove 2 to 3 inches of rain. that is why you get the quick-rising water in a flash flooding. there were small streams and area roadways and the northeastern sections of philadelphia near the pennypack creek. that expires at midnight tonight. we are good to go early in this the morning. once again in the afternoon it's humid and warm. the scattered showers and downpours could cause the localized flooding. >>> thank you. meantime the expansion of the construction zone of i-95 in philadelphia is not going on as scheduled tonight. it delayed wednesday night at 10:00 because of weather. it's the fourth largest phase of the billion dollar expansion of the highway. it is north to allegheny avenue. 160,000 vehicles use the stretch every day. delays afternoon up to 45 minutes. the phase could magnify traffic headaches. we are not half-way through the facelift. it won't be finished for another four years. you can get a handle on the traffic situation before you get in your car right

rain came down heavy and standing some motorists in plymouth meeting montgomery county. some creeks also overflowed, flooding nearby roadways and homes, and don't hold your breath, we got more coming. right now we check in with katie with our forecast. >> that's right. actually right now, getting hit pretty hard in a kim of choice location was some very heavy rain, as well as few embedded thunderstorms this hour, as well, we start things off by taking you right outside though. show you storm scan3, baby tour, pretty heavy batch of rain thankfully out to sea, but some of us on dry land are getting hit hard by the heavy rain. most notably, obviously some starting to move in toward say the western most portion of lehigh county, the pocono region, 81, traveling that way, run into that, but specially here, we sort of split the difference between new castle, chester county, right across the state boards err, who zero, still embedded thunder and lightning, very heavy rain. some of the brighter shades on the radar, are indicative of anything from, say, one, to even, close to one

reporter: last year scientists discovered certain fish population such as sardines and anchovies had plymouthed. >> there was just not enough data in the area. >> reporter: this expedition enables scientists to spot hot spots of life where birds and whales gather in large numbers. they want to know if those hot spots move within the sanctuaries. >> and are they shifting into areas that we need to be able to be more concerned about. >> reporter: ultimately the data the scientists gather can be years in policy changes. >> to know it is to love it. and to love it is to also protect it. >>> when we come back on a second look. the long fight over an asian delicacy. how a wedding soup became the center of a conservation campaign and a controversial california ban. >>> and sharks taking a bite out of the endangered california sea otter population. that's ahead on a second look. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for

officer fox was a form are marine and a seven-year veteran of the plymouth township police department he was shot in the head while he and his canine partner chased a suspect that that suspect was found dead nearby after turning the gun on himself. >>> today, pennsylvania congressman patrick meehan is expected to update the investigation into a montgomery county veterans affairs facility following that national v.a. scandal. officials flagged the clinic after a recent nationwide audit. he's expected to give a briefing and update the review of the clinic by the inspector general. >>> the recently closed i-495 bridge in new castle county will be the starting point for a national bus tour calling for better roads and bridges. it's called getting schooled on infrastructure. the grupp's goal is to highlight the problem with the roads and how the need for a long-term plan for a fix. the i-495 bridge had been closed after engineers said it was unsafe. after the stop in wilmington, the bus tour heads to philadelphia later today. >>> senator tom carper will be at the 0ing of the new location o

avenue near chestnut hill, and ridge pike, you connect with the turnpike at king of prussia and plymouthother downpour popping there. we have flood warnings from gloucester to camden county and northern burlington county and sections of southern delaware county until 8:15, for high water on some of the area roadways, backyards are becoming more like ponds and this is sent in from the facebook from jen and this is piling up quickly when the drainage system cannot handle that amount of rain in such a short amount of time, everyone is extremely muggy as we have more southerly winds with high pressure move ago way from st. louis and high pressure south and west of the ohio and tennessee valley, tomorrow an easterly wind, a stabilizing wind, a warm front arrives on thursday and that is a trigger, a forcing mechanism to get more pop-ups and downpours with flooding rains and 83 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a temperature of 80 but mainly dry and then the pop-ups are back and a warm front of 83 and many downpours and thunderstorms on friday with a cold front of

police say they thought their plymouth, he thought their plymouth prowler was a spaceship and that its driver was an alien. now yes, as you might imagine police believe 44 year-old james buckheart was under the influence of trucks when this all happen. >>> scary moments for two window washers in midtown, manhattan. they were left dangling seven store ace above 57th street after their scaffolding malfunctioned. reporter adrian grimes from our sister station cbs two in new york spoke to the men's rescuers. >> reporter: it was a terrifying scene high above 57th street two construction workers hanging on for dear life after this scaffolding gave way. dangling off the buildings some 12 stories up. >> it is scary at times. >> just walking by and i look up and seen this thing dangling there and realized guys were just hanging. >> reporter: 911 call came in 8:30 in the morning curing the height of rush hour. one of the men stuck at the top of the scaffolding closer to the 13th floor, another hanging below, closer to the 12th floor. lauren johnson was at work inside the building at corner of th

this video just in that shows a car, largely submerged on conshohocken road in plymouth township and result of flash flood there we're told no one was hurt, the the driver is safe but obviously flash flooding is an issue right now so be careful outside on the roads tonight. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> "cbs evening news" comes your way next scott pelley reports tonight from new york city. >> tonight, the v.a.'s problems are worse than we knew. a new audit today reveals tens of thousands of vets waited months for health care. many schedulers were ordered to lie about wait times. wyatt andrews has the latest. we know more now about the cold-blooded killers of two las vegas police officers. >> it appeared as if they were prepared for a lengthy gun battle sphwhrel anna werner on a humanitarian crisis. thousands of mexican kids entering the u.s. on their own. the president today made it easier to pay off student loans. don dahler has details. and read weissman is head over heels about his first trip into

nbc 10's jesse gary is live in pl plymouth meeting, montgomery county.ou started an experiment last half hour. tell us more about that. >> we used a news car and crayons to show how quickly in just a matter of minutes, high temperatures outside can reach triple digits on the inside. >> it does not take long for temperatures inside the car to reach deadly level. >> reporter: under a late morning sun and 80 degree plus temperatures we put two children's crayons inside this nbc 10 car. an unrelenting sun starts to take effect. the crayons end up melting in 20 minutes. >> if it's hotter than that, it's too hot to leave the child in the car. even if it's not hot out at all, it's not a safe thing to do. >> reporter: so far this year, there have been 13 deaths due to kids left in vehicles in extremely hot conditions. the latest last week in georgia. >> these deaths shouldn't be happening. >> reporter: coming up in the next hour, we'll have tips to help you not forgot the precious passenger sitting in back seat of your vehicle when you're heading out. that's com

tee hefe ay acohfr cnc >>> dedication ceremony was held montgomery county this morning in honor of plymouthcounty police officer brad hawks. they're dedicating a pair of steel safety poles along the schuylkill river trail in honor of the fallen officer. they're installed at the intersection where sergeant foxx was killed. >>> he was shot and killed in september of 2012. a fallen hero memorial blplague was also installed last year in honor of brad fox. he served for seven years and also did two tours of duty in iraq. >>> california fathers getting a lot of attention today for an amazing catch he made at sun's giants/rockies game. take another look in slomo as he catches a home run ball in one hand while carrying an infant with his other arm. what a dad. he made that lucky catch just as he walked out of the tunnel to return to his seat. i thought only women multi-tasked. i love it. >>> coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, hollywood royalty. actress is talking to ellen about her new line of swim wear. steve martin has a performance you don't want to miss. >>> this afternoon, a solution f

"eyewitness news" at pet smart plymouth meeting for all paws on deck.five to 600 katz and dogs of all sizes breeds and ages were ready to go home with a new family. >> all of our animals here today are spayed or neutered, up on their vaccines and they can leave literally with a family today. smoky is ready to go. she's micro chipped and fully vaccinated looking for a new home. >> well, this year organizers hope to have 300 adoptions. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> got a story you'd like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> well, that's "eyewitness news" for now. i'm natasha brown. for lesley, justin, all of us here, we appreciate you being here with us. we're always on cbsphilly.com. 60 minutes is up next. we're back at 10 o'clock on the cw philly, back here at 11:00 or i should say after the tony awards on cbs3 tonight. have a great evening. know that chasing performance and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right finan

to piece together exactly what happened, the the shooting unfolded here on the corner of 19th and plymouth street around 1:00 monday afternoon. an officer involved and one suspect involved in the black suv. after that shooting we are told the vehicle was located around the corner at 18th street and cheltenham avenue. police took the injured man to einstein hospital where he is in stable condition tonight. now people live in this neighborhood want to mow what provoked the shooting. >> you don't shoot 11 times at a vehicle when there are kids on the street. >> as always, gun shooting, every time you turn around, somebody is getting is not west oak lane. >> reporter: this shooting just continues a string of violent days for philadelphia. yesterday a man was shot mutt i am times and killed in the 1900 block of 69th avenue in west oak lane. police say he was one of two people killed in eight shootings over the weekend. >> it used to be a beautiful neighborhood. i could sleep on my back and front porch anytime i wanted to. i'm afraid to do that now. >> reporter: no officers were injured during t

rain came down pretty heavy, pretty fast, stranding this driver in plymouth meetingment some from the area say the flooding the worse they've seen in 17 years. >>> it is 4:38 right in you. the truck driver charged in the accident that injured tracy morgan is expected to appear in court tomorrow. authorities say kevin rope her not slept for more than 24 hours before the accident. investigators say, his big rig rearended the comedian's limo van on the new jersey turnpike in cranberry township saturday morning. stately have released 911 calls to "eyewitness news". >> the vehicle is turn over. do you know if anybody injured? >> yes, it is two, two vehicles and a wal-mart truck. >> now the collision critically injured morgan and two others, and killed one of his passengers. a spokesman says morgan face as difficult recovery. >> it is election day in trenton. voters are picking a new mayor in today's run up election. eric jackson, paul perez, top two finish nerves last month's election. the winner replaces toney mack, convicted on corruption charges. >>> well, the i-95, 495 bridge, wilmingt

fast appears to have been the case for many in montgomery county including this driver stuck in plymouth meeting and in abington ponding and slick roads meant a messy ride home. meanwhile, back in elkins park -- >> it looked like a moon soon. >> it usually takes a hurricane to come here and fill my patio and it backs up into our basement. but my wife said our basement is dry so we can live with the sunken patio. >> the patio may be underwater and the flooding out front they say is the worst they've seen in some 17 years. but they took it all in stride. >> everyone is fine. and that's all that really matters. >> it was indeed a wild afternoon for ginny oswald and family but officials confirm things could have been much worse. in fact, i just got word just within the hour here there was another water rescue. this in lower merion township. but in that case we're told the driver was safely rescued and officials say that's been the case throughout the night. that is the very latest from here in cheltenham, elizabeth hur, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> elizabeth thank you very much. the rain is a

plymouth township police officer was shot and killed in september 2012 on the eve of his birthday whilesing a suspect. these posts are designed to prevent cars from driving on the trails. >> we hope that they will help keep our community safe on the trail, and to honor officer fox's memory. >> reporter: those poles installed near the brad fox memorial on the schuylkill river trail. >>> well, it is a spectacular day to be outside, to be on the trail and enjoying it, get out there now because you said humidity is on its way. >> it is pretty hot outside, if you are outside in the sunshine. >> that is right. >> tomorrow we have the the heat, and the humidity that 1/2 punch or double whamy making it feel different. outside it is very pretty afternoon. looking across delaware in center city philadelphia from campbell's feel, we are hazy, sky getting milky white and that is trend as humidity moves in tonight and really begins to max out tomorrow. now, you can see down the shore it is comfortable. temperatures start off in the 80's but sea breeze kick in and now we're in the 70's. jacket will b

plymouth a bubble. i . welcome back now britain's long being desperate to reform what it sees as a bloated european union and to do that prime minister david cameron needs to woo the block's key leader germany's angela merkel but it seems members of his own conservative party are putting a spanner in the works by cozying up to german euro skeptics in the european parliament who are direct opponents of the chancellor's party we're joined now by paolo the phone from the city found a huge is a new year policy thank you think tank thank you very much for coming on to the program we're seeing here on the heritage party's rushing to make friends with the newbies in brussels are we seeing old parties on the run. well of course other rather than a deficiency of alliances we have to see what mr cameron is soft because initially he didn't want to see mr juncker appoint. the head of the european commission and there was a drift with america on this now at the end of the production and joining his story is. grouping in

the rain came down heavy and fast, standing one driver, in plymouth meeting montgomery county. lock at the car right there. storm also flooded the olswald family patio in elkins park. >> in the course of ten minutes we went oh, yes there is water throughout to oh, my god the water -- >> usually takes hurricane to come here and fill my patio. >> well the family says this flooding is the worse they've seen in some 17 years. >>> and, the rain is delaying the start of big construction project on i-95, and northeast philly. penndot's rebuilding mile and a half of northbound 95, between girard and allegheny avenue. work was supposed to start last night, but crews will begin tomorrow night, instead. that project is costing $211 million. crews will repair existing lanes, and add fourth travel lane on each direction of 95, drivers should expect delays. >>> 5:03. we send it out to katie for a check on the forecast, hey, katy? >> slight misting taking place right now here on the skydeck, but, you know, we have very heavy rain and thunderstorms right now rumbling through some of the wester

we found that plymouth was badly damaged and that a lot of the village was completely destroyed. this was all over the area. soon, we approached the dock area and we found american jeeps that were ready to be boarded aboard landing craft. notice the bumpers. they are designed to cut wires. we were not allowed to wander around the area. each crossroad point was under guard with an american and a british soldier. you had to show it to them. that wasthe care taken. the secret of the invasion had to be kept as long as it could. of pains the men west -- haynes. we went aboard lci. from boston came and was a photographer for the associated press. we try to keep our mind off of what was coming and we knew that it would be a short time before we would be on board. taste of carest rations, which did not taste bad if you were hungry. you could see the beautiful countryside in that area and these are the sort of shots that i want to bring home to show my family and friends. pete carroll used some of his film to make a few shots. soon, we were down at the docks and we found units with the 10

plymouth was badly damaged. host: were you still in england when the war ended? caller: yes i was. it's in high school. host: tell us about that day. caller: it was a strange day. as i say, we had become so accustomed to having the troops there beside us and chatting with them. to wake up suddenly a couple of days after d-day, knowing we had known they would be going soon. d-day, they were still with us within a day or two. they vanished all at once. overnight they were gone. that's the thing i remember the most about the day, d-day itself and the days following. host: jean, if we can ask you a personal question. did you end up marrying an american soldier. caller: no, i didn't. i ended up immigrating to canada. i married a man who served in the canadian armed forces. he had been stationed on the west coast of canada. that was quite a few years later. i did not marry an american. i was too young at >> tomorrow on "washington journal" nancy cook discusses the made jobs report. report thattreet some veterans affairs facilities shows different treatment results among patients. discuss

a town called plymouth, a winery called andif, state of the art, eco-friendly winery.the area some of the vineyards were planted during the gold rush. it's a historic area, known for its skin fen dell grapes and after you've done your winery tour. >> then what do you do? >> take the kids, time for fun for the kids. >> yeah. >> the city zoo sanctuary, not your typical zoo. it's a sanctuary for animals orphaned or injured in the wild. educational for kids too. >> now we're moving it -- >> move east. >> colorado. >> the western slope of the rockies is well known for its fruit orchards and amazing vineyards. two hours from aspen. >> wow. >> yeah. and there's a vineyard we love called hermosa vineyard. they have 15 varieties of grapes and also 15 varieties of cherries. >> beautiful. >> yeah. >> that's beautiful, by the way. >> it does look beautiful. >> stuff for the kids too? >> western colorado is dinosaur country. a dinosaur journey museum with the life-sized robotic dinosaurs. the kids love them. then the hotel we love, five out of five trip adviser rating only $100 a n

the area's biggest pet adoption events continues today at the pet smart in plymouth meeting. all paws on deck has a in and outiccal theme -- in and nautice this year. organizationers hope 400 pellets will be adopted before closing time at 6:00 p.m. tonight. much more to come on "action news" this sunday. not much tops a world class soccer game, but mother nature found a way to do. a chester county man is on a cross county mission to thank some special americans. a live look today sky6 live hd over wilmington, delaware, meteorologist chris sowers with your full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues on a beautiful sunday. >> mother nature threw a little something unexpected into a soccer match in brussels. the game between belgium and continue -- tinisia through some golf-ball size hail on the field. tournment starts thursday. >> reporter: i'm not sure when the americans play, i know it starts off thursday. big tournment. >> it's huge, yeah. >> reporter: let's get you outside, showing you what's going on brian a lovely day look at the view in cape may. you see the f

. >>> a dedication ceremony held this morning in honor of plymouth township police officer brad font. the rotary club installed steel safety polls in honor of the fallen officer. they are installed at the intersection where he died. he was chasing down a suspect in a hit and run when he was shot and killed in september of 2012. a fallen hero memorial plaque is installed at the spot of the trail in his honor. he served as a police officer for seven years and also did two tours of duty in iraq. >>> as the crisis in iraq escalates it appears the united states will take action. >> keith jones is monitoring all the developments. >> the president returned to the white house. the option the u.s. is considering and the one option that may surprise you. >>> right now at 4:30, militants advancing and residents fleeing. another iraqi city has fallen. the deaths continue to rise. >> iraqi security officials say they have witnessed u.s. aircraft flying over that country. the situation developing there by the hour. keith jones monitoring it all from our digital operations center. >> what's the late

police say the first shooting happened around 5 pm last night in the 8500 block of plymouth avenue. two armed suspects shot two victims. who were both taken to the hospital. the second shooting happened around 2 am this morning in the 1200 block of 83rd avenue. one person was injured. police are still searching for the suspects. they say the gunmen in both shootings fled in a car. all three victims are in stable condition. a stanford university professor was arrested at los angeles international airport. it happened last week for allegedly carrying a grenade in his luggage. gary walter cox said he was returning from his late father's home with the souvenir. cox said he was cleaning out his childhood home in palos verdes. and had forgotten that he had packed the grenade. the greatest gift a mother can give is life itself. kron four's dan rubin met a man who gave his mother's life a second chance. by donating a kidney to someone he'll never know. coming to san francisco's kidney walk would not have been possible for barbara berkowitz. > your tied to your machine and you have a very di

plymouth meeting last accident, germantown at jolly road. >> what do you mean you won't watch the world? you don't watch soccer? get with it, the us is starting starting to real get into. >> this look at the daily news. the back cover specially look at this, all of the painted faces, from around the wormed, rooting for their teams. and then inside, a pretty thick little pamphlet here. >> football fever. >> football fever. everything you need to know. i know somebody who knows all about sock on, that's jen. she has got mean this in the last few years, what are some of the do's, don't. some of the five things we need to know? >> say it in portuguese. that's world cup in portuguese. not spanish. peter papis is here, good morning. so you are very excited. obviously we know you were amazing at a goalie, amazing broadcaster. but, in 31 days you are just a fan. >> for sure. the best day could you ask for as a soccer fan, world cup, first day, brown ever job so talk to me first of all briefly, the united states is in the circle of doom? >> of death. close enough. >> essentially picked a grip wh

it happened on 103rd avenue in plymouth street around 2:40.oting victim is recovering in the hospital. several investigators were on the scene but there is no lead in the case. >> three people are recovering after a home burst into flames. it happened yesterday morning on rockaway drive. the fire started in the garage and quickly spread to the rest of the home. a family of four was able to escape. but a firefighter and two others suffered first and second degree burns. investigators say the fire was caused by some type of cooking device that was left on near combustible material. the american red cross is helping the family. >>> vallejo police are asking the public for help to find the people responsible for two arsons at an elementary school last month. the fires were set on may 31st. one burned the playground causing $15,000 in damage. the other was set on the south side of the school and caused very little damage. solano county crime stoppers are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> kfc donating $30,000 to a fa

the commander in chief plymouth were british officers in command of the harbor. and every ship in it. if there is an american ship in portsmouth, a british admiral command that ship until it leaves the harbor. once it is in the channel, now it is in the command of an american. then when he gets involved in a joint task force unit, and my fall again. these are the problems he had to deal with on a regular basis. >> admiral, i think we're done. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for coming out on this dark and stormy night. >> now joining us live from new york city, the author of the new book "neptune: the allied invasion of europe and the d-day , thanks," mr. symonds for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> it is these 70th anniversary of d-day. that 70 yearsnk later, this still resonates with the american public? >> first of all, i am glad that it does. it is important to moments inportant world history, and particularly and i think the 70th anniversary is particularly moving. threescore years and 10. 70 years have passed. generations now or in obviously do not remem

lanes of 130, that is south of villanova, that is not where the delay begins, it begins way back in plymouth ridge pike with speeds like 9 miles per hour heading towards the accident scene. where the shoulder is squeezing by, and wrapped up at route 3, and it's an afternoon where you want to see alternates, stay on 452, and of course we'll keep tabs on it. still have that closure in center city, 13th and filbert, because of a suspicious package, and a crash on 95 by the betsy ross bridge, knocking out the left lane, closing watertown road and eastern road 611 gets you around that. a crash at 70 at maple avenue taking out the left lane, and in glassboro, they are still working on the gas main break, blocking the lanes of 497 and 322 is an alternate around that. it's busy, we'll check it again at 5:00. >> thank you matt. [ tv's come a long way. [ from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time so everyone can watch what they want. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd so you can binge watch y

the commander in chief plymouth were british officers in command of the harbor. and every ship in it. if there is an american ship in portsmouth, a british admiral command that ship until it leaves the harbor. once it is in the channel, now it is in the command of an american. then when it gets involved in a joint task force unit, it may get involved. those kinds of problems he had to deal with on a regular basis. he did so as successfully as anyone could expect. admiral, i think we are done. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. thank you for coming out on the start and stormy night. a live shotoking at of the world war ii memorial on the national mall here in washington, d.c. a look back at d-day continues here on american history tv. for the next hour, a chance for you to get involved. you can talk to the man that you just heard, author craig symon will join us. we have three ways for you to communicate with us. -- phone lines you can also send us a tweet if you wish, or you can post your questions and comments on facebook. we will read some of those on the

plymouth meeting germantown pike at butler pike we have a bad accident this morning.r crews on that scene. we will go to wilmington next heading out on smith bridge road we have a down pole and wires from overnight. aside from that your majors are pretty delays this morning. >> happening right now, police would like to find a with man they say is a pick pocket. >> shoppers are being targeted in grocery stores in new jersey especially by this woman. steve is on the case in mount laurel. >> reporter: you will remember doing those gross out zest mealing about what to be on the look out for grocery stores. germs that lurk in places like those over use bagged. and they do not put any footed that produce where baby seats are because baby-sit in those seats and a lot of times babies diapers are not so fresh, let's put it that way. here's something else we will warn you about not putting in the baby seats. that is your purse. lately it is easy access for a lady coming here to this mount laurel well mens stealing wallets. and in the words of the late great miss michigan burt p

he lives at home with his family in plymouth, massachusetts, where he is watching this ceremony. so, nick, on behalf of all of us, i want you to know we honor your sacrifice as well. your perseverance is an inspiration and just as kyle was there for you, our nation will be there for you and your family as you grow stronger in the years ahead. if any of our wounded warriors seek an example -- let me amend that. if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience that define us as a people including this newest 9/11 generation, i want you to consider kyle. after everything he's been through, he skis, he snowboards. he's jumped from a plane with a parachute thankfully. he trudged through a six-mile mud run. completed the marine corps marathon and wants to do a triathlon. he's a motivational speaker. an advocate for his fellow wounded warriors. he's thinking about majoring in psychology so he can use his own experiences to help others. he got stellar grades. by the way, he's only 24 years old and says i'm just getting started. in other words, kyle is a shining example of wha

he lives at home with his family in plymouth, massachusets where he is watching this ceremony. so nick, on behalf of all of us, we hon your sacrifice as well. and just as kyle was there for you, our nation will be there for you and your family as you grow strongner the years ahead. if any of our wounded warriors seek an example, let me amend that. if any american seeks a model of the strength, and resilience that define us as a people, including this newest 9/11 generation. i want you to consider kyle. he skis, he snowboards he has jumped from a plane with a parachute. he trudged lu a six-mile mud run, completed the marine corps marathon. an advocate. he is thinking about majoring in psychology, so he can use his own experiences to help others. and by the way, he is only 24 years old. and says i am just getting started. nourse, kyle is a shining example of what our nation needs to encouraging. to keep our country strong. and we can all learn from kyle's example. as we prepare for the reading of the citation, i would like to close with his own word as message i think for every a

officers found the men at 103rd avenue and plymouth and one died at the scene, the other was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and two suspects were seen running westbound. >>> the f.a.a. look into the emergency landing of a small plane in san jose touching down at mineta international afternoon. it was losing hydraulic fluid and the pilot had trouble with the navigation. the fire department sent the trucks to the airport as a precaution. >> the aircraft has landed safely on the right and it is a business jet and the issue is that it doesn't have any brakes. >> we will make contact when the plane stops at a safe location. >>> two people were on board and they were not hurt. >>> developing news, target says this morning that it has resolve add widespread computer glitch that stranded many customers, which left check out registers completely disabled at the stores. upset cuss remains took to twitter and facebook to complain about the lines and waits. customers reached the check out many could not use the credit cards or were charged twice. target tweeted out an ap

police confirmed that a person was hit by gunfire this afternoon at 19th and plymouth street. the man was shot in the head, in a car, at 18th and cheltenham but it is unclear how it ended up there the condition of the suspect is not yet men right now, police have set up a large crime scene, in both areas. >>> well, police say that a gas leak that forced evacuations in the south jersey neighborhood is now under control. chopper three over maureen court in winslow township camden county this morning. officials say that about 30 resident there had to be evacuated but everyone was allowed to return home by 2:00 o'clock this afternoon. workers are still there and those repairs are ongoing but there were no injuries. >>> police are looking for a man who held up a clerk at this sunoco station in bala cynwyd, it happened after 1:00 at city avenue and conshohocken state road. the suspect took cash and cigarettes before getting a way in a gray sedan no one was hurt. >>> knife was used to threaten a worker at that 7-eleven in pen win, the suspect went behind the counter and took money fr

shattered glass, and shell casings, littered the corner of 19th and plymouth streets late yesterday afternoon. police say it involved an officer and at least one suspect in a sv. some residents wonder what provoked the shooting. >> as always, gun shooting, gun shooting, every time you turn around, people getting shot in west oaklane. >> after the shooting we're told the vehicle was located around the corner at 18th street and cheltenham avenue. no officers injured. suspect is in stable condition. >> mercer county yesterday afternoon, that's right around twin rivers, and farrington drive. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, spoke to those who had a face-to-face encounter with the animals. >>> people here, at first, thought it might have been a large dog, but, as the animal got closer to the playground here, everyone realized it was a bear. and some people even got out their cell phones. >> this was a black bear, that gave dad and trenton police officer lenny a bit of a scare monday afternoon. >> i tell everyone, stay here, there is a bear, there is a bear. of course everyone looks at me

. >> a set of are dedicated in memory of a fallen montgomery county here o they bear the name of plymouthnship police officer brad fox. fox was shot and killed in the line of duty by a felon with an illegal gun back in 2012. they're located along the schuylkill river trail near a memorial for fox. >> people of montgomery county respect and rely on their police so heavily and they realize the sacrifices that they make every day. >> the rotary club donated the bolaards designed to keep cars from driving on the trail. keeping runners and cyclists safe. >> care fell packing up at the national constitution center in old city today. 42 life size statues of our founding fathers are being wrapped and stored away from the signor's hall exhibit all for construction of a new gallery there. the statues will remain under wraps through the summer and into the fall when work on the new gallery will be complete. >>> all right. turning back to your fox 29 weather authority now. this is the lehigh river in easton where some people are out enjoying a walk today and it is going to feel like summer this week

he lives at home with his family in plymouth, massachusetts, where he's watching this ceremony. of all of us, i want you to know we honor your sacrifice as well. your perseverance is an inspiration. just as kyle was there for you, our nation will be there for you and your family as you grow stronger in the years ahead. if any of our wounded warriors seek an example -- let me amend that. if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience to define us as a people, including this newest 9/11 generation, i want to you consider kyle. after everything he has been through, he skis, he snowboards, he jumped from a plane with a parachute thankfully, he treads through a six-mile mud run, completed the marine corps marathon, says he wants to do a triathlon and he's a motivational speaker and an advocate for his fellow wounded warriors. he is thinking about majoring in psychology so he can use his own experiences to help others. he got stellar grades. by the way, he is only 24 years old. and he says "i'm just getting started." in other words, kyle is a shining example of what our

this is plymouth rock for the 21st century.the border in arizona or new mexico, a desert split by a hulking rusting fence, in south texas, the rio grande divides america from mexico. >> i mean, look at that water. i'm afraid of deep water. i can't imagine as a little kid trying to swim that out of sheer december pla k desperation. >> visually, sir mounting that fence seems harder. there are other parts of the river which look calmer. i talk to people who intubed their children across. part of that has to do with border facilities and border patrols. but part of it is just the facility. you kcan see mexico, the united states. it's right there in front of you. and the smuggling strategy. these coyotes have made a concerted and coordinated decision to say, look, if you bing your kids here, if you don't have your men with you, if it's women and minors, children by themselves, you are not going to get sent back. that word has traveled through these countries and no uncertain terms exacerbated, the situation has been exacerbated by t

he lives at home with his family in plymouth, massachusetts, where he is watching this ceremony.k, on behalf of all of us, i want you to know we honor your sacrifice, as well. your perseverance is an inspiration. and just as kyle was there for you, our nation will be there for you and your family as you grow stronger in the years ahead. if any of our wounded warriors seek an example -- let me amend that. if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience that define us as a people, including this newest 9/11 generation, i want you to consider kyle. after everything he's been through, he skis, he snowboards, he's jumped from a plane with a parachute, thankfully, he trucked through a six-mile mud run, completed the marine corps marathon, says he wants to do a triathlon. he's a motivational speaker, an advocate for his fellow wounded warriors. he's thinking about majoring in psychology so he can use his own experiences to help others. he got scheduler grades. and by the way, he's only 24 years old and says i'm just getting started. in other words, kyle is a shining example