on tuesday, 15 in plymouth, porton at16, 15 in london, on tuesday, 15 in plymouth, porton at 16, 15 inester around 16. colder, or less mild, in the north, 11th to 13 degrees in belfast, but training as well. not a grey start to the day, but at least it is not freezing cold. what is going to happen through the course of the day? the weather front keeps sliding in from the south—west. south of that, it will stay dry. southern counties might get brightness. it will not be too wet at all. 16 in plymouth, 18 in london, and newcastle and belfast in the high teens. through wednesday, it looks like things will brighten up it looks like things will brighten up in the northern two thirds of the country. in the south, the weather front is sitting on top of us. it will be mild, but a fair bit of cloud across south—western areas of the uk. 0n cloud across south—western areas of the uk. on thursday, the cloud is going to increase again. 17 degrees, not an awful lot of change as we go through, sunshine and cloud, a bit of rain thrown in. high—pressure looks like it is set to build across the uk as we

actually was financed, and you start going through a great primary document, william bradford's plymouth plantation. and in it much of it documents the financing of the mayflower, how they sold shares to a group called the merchant adventurers, how the pilgrims themselves had shares, how it was a seven-year term, how there were provisions where the pilgrims would spend four days on the collective venture, two days on the, two days for themselves, one day for god and then how those terms changed to six days for the collective venture and one day for god and how that was a sticking point when they were about to embark on this voyage. so you start looking at economic motivations throughout, and you start questioning how that financing happened, what happened at the end of that transaction? it took 25 years for that transaction to unwind itself. and from there i started assembling a series of next big things. when did steel have a very big impact on society? what happened with oil? what happened with automobiles? with food? with the meatpackers in chicago? and all these disparate events and

it is homecoming at plymouth white marsh high school and these kids, they are excited. ♪ ♪ >>> better park your car on some philly streets this weekend. three and a half mile stretch of roads exclusively for pedestrians. in fact if you haven't moved your car yet you may want to do it. they're already towing. it's all part of the second annual philly fry streets event. >> philadelphia specifically it is a struggle because you know we don't really have that many bike lanes. >> dom skates to forty one northern liberties through old city every day. he calls his commute a struggle for survival. >> i hate lyft, uber and tax drivers because they're all going to one place. to their next stop. they're pretty disrespectful to skate borders. >> well, dom, on saturday, the buses, the cars, the traffic will all be gone at least temporarily. philly free streets is a one-day event where non-motorized travel rules the road. closed to vehicles, chestnut street in old city up third street over to fourth to germantown avenue and ending at fifth and indiana in north philly. >> they say there's too many c

let's look outside live in plymouth meeting. the blue route approaching mid-county tolls fine here.ut a new accident nearby. i'll tell you where it is coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> center city philadelphia, live on sky6. clear, crisp, but a little summery later on today. >> we all did something yesterday that the rest of you will find out about shortly and one of the things we saw is a light bright and the look at the skyline made me think of a light bright, karen. >> i used to love to play with light bright. i still do sometimes. let's take a look at this accident that's new in the area this morning. it's in plymouth meeting and it's on the ramp from the pennsylvania turnpike westbound to norristown and the ramp is partially blocked with police on the scene so watch for this new accident just popped up in plymouth meeting. it's not our only accident. we've got one in upper providence as well so that one is creating a problem on the ramp from 29 to 422. so, watch for crews on the scene with that accident as well. taking a look outside, all of our problems today are on-ramps, right? i

and they call themselves the undertakers and these undertakers assumed the debt from plymouth colony in exchange for all of the for trading area. >> so these group of nine men absolved the colony of the debt and finally these nine men negotiated with their investors that still held on and managed to hold on to the state, took 25 years and by the time england also was indeed pro-civil war so 1620 to 1645 was not an easy time in england either a lot of them needed their money back and they didn't make it. and they had still held on to the original debt . >> given the current situation in china with the administration, what you think capitalism has evil where it is now? >> that's a very interesting question. obviously the fact that these rust belt states like michigan, wisconsin, ohio , and being the swing states where you would not have predicted they were going to go with trunk or even become red, especially michigan. that obviously tells you there's something in there. as i especially think that it's hard, the better argument for protectionism is something you wouldn't have expected

live outside plymouth meeting a good shot of the tolls. clear and dry no issues out there other than it being chilly. bucks county northeast extension northbound approaching quakertown we have construction blocking the left lane. cherry hill, there's no fuel available walt whitman service area. fuel up. 168 construction is blocking right lane until 6:00 a.m. we have an accident that cleared in egg harbor township on the ramp from the garden state parkway. construction is blocking a lane on the parkway southbound near route 30. looking at the temperatures, 43 degrees in quakertown. 44 in pottstown. chilly. 48 degrees in center city. the suburbs in new jersey, 46 in browns mills. 43 in vineland. 47 in dover. it will be colder later tonight, so tomorrow morning bus stop make sure you have the coat on for sure. clouds and sunshine, high today of 60. a gusty breeze at times, tam. >>> new video this morning an off duty new jersey state trooper saved a man choking on his male. the video was taken in north jersey on sunday. you see the man sitting

look at the first morning temperatures, rush—hour on tuesday, we have 15 in plymouth, taunton 16, wearound 16, a little bit colder there, less mild i should say in the north around 1113 degrees, maybe in belfast were but it's raining as well so not a grey start to the date but at least it's not freezing cold. what's going to happen to the course of the day? the weather front keeps flooding in from —— spreading from the south—west but the southern counties might get some brightness, it will be too wet there. in newcastle and belfast temperatures will be in at least the mid—if not high teens. through wednesday, it looks like the northern two thirds will biting, and the weather that will sit in the south on top of us, it will be mild but a south on top of us, it will be mild buta fair south on top of us, it will be mild but a fair bit of cloud particularly across south—western areas of the uk. on thursday, and looks at the clouds will increase again, and there's not an awful lot of change has negated this week, some sunshine and cloud and back to sunshine, and rain thrown in. high—press

plymouth white marsh high school we will be here all morning long montgomery county's favorite. i love it. go pw. >> the bandies in their halloween costumes that is great. >> bringing it all together, home coming halloween. >> that is why i love high school football, every day or every week you're all dressed up. >> big surprises. >> that is the proud alma matter of one kitkat kline ladies and gentlemen out on maternity leave. it is a great school, it is a huge scool. >> remember that grease video. >> filmed right there. >> coldest day. >>> local pet owner was thrilled to find her lost cat but then a shock her beloved stinky came back missing a leg. >> um-hmm. >> have you heard about this story. we know is there back and forth but we want to focus on stinky because stinky's so cute we wanted to meet stinky. >> do you want to meet stink toy day. >> stinky's in the studio. hard for me to say that well, almost every day. >>> i'm stunned. that is breast milk from the same mother, okay, is it okay for a baby to drink yellowish breast fill being. well, yes it is, we will reveal that.

in the south, it's relatively mild, 12 degrees in plymouth but for most of us across degrees in plymouthatures of single figures. a chilly start of the day across scotland. northern england too. temperatures about 5 degrees across the lake district. higher in oxford, double figures across the south and south—west. cornwall, devon, somerset, perhaps will chair, where the cloud could be fixed first thing in the morning. —— wiltshire. later in the morning, not much to say. hardly any wind. it is sunny and a stunning autumn day. one thing that i will point out. to the north across scotland, through the afternoon, wings freshening. gale force winds in the far north for our friends in orkney and shetland. things strengthen on friday to saturday. the weather is not perfect everywhere. but on that beautiful friday it all goes pear shaped. on the saturday, a strong wind is blowing off the atlantic which drags inaof blowing off the atlantic which drags in a of cloud. spots of rain and hill fog in many areas. the east and the self should be fine on saturday. we have a cold snap on the way, a chilly

, your visibility, not great, flicking the windshield wipers for sure, actually view overlooking plymouth meeting. but look closely to make out the buildings and mid-county just barely off in the distance, zocore visible kind of start to the early afternoon, back to storm scan to show you the system we're talking about, really moving along quickly. if you joined us earlier this morning on "eyewitness news" this morning, the bulk of the moisture was pent up over the virginias, and now it is all the way into new england, so, yes, while we are sitting getting hammered hard here specially across the garden state, this is moving along, snapshot of the current radar to show you where it is moving , trenton getting clocked along parts of the new jersey turnpike, as well as i95. philly in the waning stages, 74 the current value in both philly as well atlantic city. you have pretty persistent and noticeable southerly breeze, but i mentioned this is primarily midday issue. with time, this starts to taper off to showers, even still, as the anchors mentioned it, feels tropical outside with values 10

plymouth meeting below hills, that is not mountain but just a nice swell in the distance. place one apartments giving us that bird eye view and look at colors in the sky. red light at night, sailors delight and tomorrow will be, a delightful day. lots of sunshine for your saturday nice warm weather as well. here comes trouble, storm scan three showing front pushing toward the area it doesn't look like much. you might say we have been through that before but it is other piece of this that will make things interesting, tropical moisture down here, tropical low that will be lifted up eastern seaboard and all that moisture funneled northward and it will enhance the front as it moves through, this is going to cause some pretty heavy rainfall rates through the day sunday and sunday night into early monday this is classic set up we will see in the winter. we have a arctic front coming and combines with that coastal low and we will get that moisture thrown back where we get heavier snow. temperatures in the 60's but heavy rain, gusty wind. temperatures right now 62 in fail. sixty

live in plymouth meeting is "action news" reporter john rawlins. john, a weekend of inconvenience but a big payoff. >> reporter: that's the theory absolutely. they are replacing a pair of turnpike bridges that are north of allentown. now, conventional replacement would take about a year and they would have cattle chutes lane drops and all kinds of problems. what they're going to do is shut down a portion of the toll way and then slide new bridges into place. but be forewarned. if you plan on driving north of allentown expect delays. >> it is going to be slow, yes. best advice we can give is that we are asking drivers and the traveling public to avoid this region if at all possible as far as the pennsylvania turnpike. >> reporter: starting at 9:00 the northeast extension from exit 74 mahoning valley to 56, lehigh valley, will be shut down for 55 hours. the official detour marked here in blue use u.s. 22 to the east to route 33 to the north to i80. so what's going on? this time lapse video from a similar western pennsylvania project can give you an i

we are unveiling a brand new camera our live camera from plymouth meeting montgomery county, camera on of the place one apartments, this is one of the tallest buildings in the county and gives us a perfect 360-degree view all over the area. we can see the buildings in the city, you can head to the west for gorgeous sunset shots , or some sunrise shot in thee, it is a fabulous camera and really looking forward to some cool views of the area on "eyewitness news" from plymouth meeting. so, exciting to unveil that for you today. storm scan three showing what we have coming our way, this cool front is moving across the great lakes but this is not our typical run of the mill code front that comes through with a couple showers and then cools us down, this will stay around for a couple days unfortunately and head back north as a warm front. actual cold front is still all the way back to portions of the south central united states that front likely not coming through until next week we will talk about temperatures above average, humidity above average and even chance for couple scattered shower

and we also have a couple every downed trees, as well, this one downed tree and wires in plymouth meeting. allen wood road closed between ridge pike and brooke road. use an alternate. column well road your best bet there. down tree, dennis township, new jersey, delsea drive still closed at creek mill road. creek mill road will be your best bet. plus, construction crews still out there. rain or shine there. still out there working. we will be talking more about this coming up in the next ten minutes. rahel and jim back to you. >> meisha, thank you. it is another win for the eagles to maintain. best records in the nfl. >> rahel, i'm telling you, we start fashion trends with this suit. the eagles got off to slow start by quarterback carson wents lit it up with the game tying 64-yard touchdown pass to matt collins. wentz had four touchdowns on the night dan it with his arm and his legs. >> look at this great escape act. wentz pons out of the pile for first down run. the eagles win, 34 to 24, and the team is solidly behind carson wentz. >> check like a vet. not just second year in the league,

. >> meteorologist lauren casey is live in plymouth meeting at lego land. hi there, lauren. >> hi, guys, having fun here, meet something new friends, little junior architects, they have been building and building and they are hanging out. also we have a halloween theme going on right now at lego land that these kid are enjoying. we have a little dracula, he is holding a little pumpkin, look at those guys, so cute, they have trick or treating on every weekend where they have halloween theme activities, they have pumpkin building, and check this masterpiece out i didn't build it. a kid did. but, we can see all these of these, they have orange color bricks and green colored legos and all kinds of halloween type things. they have scavenger hunt ongoing for weekend as well and also if you have your halloween costume dressing up is encouraged here at lego land. so, brick or treating on each and every weekend but lego landis still opened each day, earlier in the 5:00 we showed you beautiful city scape that we saw, what they need to add to it though. is there one t

we will look live high atop the place one apartments there in plymouth meeting, beautiful looking sunset, wish you could have seen it a few minutes ago but sunset time getting earlier and earlier every single day, and then by november 5th, the sun will set , at 4:53 p.m. that is not depressing i don't know what is. storm scan three shows us the system that brought us rain and wind is shifting out in southern new england, rain shifted out to sea and we have clearing skies, lieutenant of cool air wrapped with this system temperatures in the 40 's as we will show you a cross great lakes and with that cool air, that generates instability, so we will see a couple of spotty sprinkles, perhaps on thursday, and rest of the week for the most parties quiet but note thinks system does in the want to clear the coast, hanging on i don't want to leave the shore either but this is getting ridiculous. been around all day and into tonight showers from toms river to cape may and possibly in the delaware and maryland beaches as well. your almanac today 75 the high we will hit that overnight. temperatures d

show you this don't miss this shot, look at that beautiful sunset from our brand new camera from plymouth meeting. we are looking to the western sky, the sunnies going down, these days getting short and shorter, it wasn't so long ago that i could not show you a sunset shot because the sun was still up in the sky, full force, not my more, sun going down as we speak but great look from our camera in plymouth meeting. storm scan three showing not a whole lot overhead but a lot happening off to the west there, two batches of green we have seen here one over kentucky moving into ohio, yet another batch, moving through chicago right now and both of these will impact bet of our area, through the day tomorrow tomorrow looks like an un settled day especially the second half, your morning commute may be okay, afternoon commute expect some slow downs temperatures right now still hanging on to those 80's in philadelphia, in wilmington and millville. we will drop to the upper 70's elsewhere, still hot in the south east with high temperatures in the 80's right now but look at how chill a cross portions

this is just coming in on allen wood road in plymouth township. let's look at some of the other problems. franklinville road an accidenthp causing problems. also downed wires an issue mccain boulevar at hurfville grenloch road in washington township. another new problem just popped up. stagecoach road. this is right near the black horse pike where you hagusting up to 40 miles an hour and they're taking down trees. they're taking down power lines. this is also new. pilesgrove downed wires here in salem county as well as in pittsgrove we've got on buck road at madison some downed wires. downed trees, downed wires, lots of problems out there today. >> and he's in trouble. wentz will be -- escaping from the 18-yard line. how in the world did that happen? first down. >> he rs, he disappears, he does it all. carson wentz has one of the most impressive games of his early career leading the eagles to a 34 to 24 win over washington. >> could watch those replays all day. the eagles have the best record in the nfl aren't and the incredible plays wentz is pul

across northern areas, some showers scattered, mild in london and in plymouth, still around the mid—teensth high pressure later on. monday to tuesday we see weather fronts marching in from the atlantic. goodbye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump declares a national public health emergency, saying opioids kill more than a thousand americans every week. spain's parliament is expected to vote within hours on whether to impose direct rule on catalonia following the recent independence referendum. fewer than half of kenya's voters turn out in the rerun presidential election amid a boycott and violence. and 3,000 once—secret files about the jfk assassination are released but hundreds more are held back.

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damp weather around in plymouth and london. it will not rain all day long. day on the way for most of us on sunday. less of that cloud. pockets of rain here and there. 17 in london. more like 111 in glasgow. so, let's summarise the weekend. quite a lot of cloud, especially on saturday, with spots of rain. by the time we get to sunday, it should brighten up with some decent weather around then. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. a senior conservative calls for the prime minister to stand aside. the former party chairman grant shapps has admitted to leading a group of 30 mps who want theresa may to quit. he says it's time for a leadership election. also this morning: ryanair promises pilots better pay and conditions as it tries to put and end to its flight cancellation crisis. the gun control debate steps up in the us. the national rifle association admits tougher rules are needed for rapid—fire devices like the one used in the las vegas massacre. in sport, england book their place at next year's world cup

nine in aberdeen, 11 in manchester but 15 in plymouth which will not feel too bad.nd the other thing that happens is the clocks go back saturday night. enjoy an extra hour in bed! spain in crisis. catalonia's politicians trigger independence, but the national parliament approves imposing direct rule. catalonia's pro—independence politicians opt to split by 70 votes to ten — but the ballot is boycotted by the opposition. cheering. joy on the catalan streets — where earlier this month 90% of those voting in a referendum supported leaving spain. cheering. the spanish prime minister calls an emergency cabinet meeting, and urges the country to remain calm with spain now facing a huge political challenge, we'll be asking where this crisis goes next. also tonight... christopher lythgoe appears in court accused of encouraging the murder of a labour mp. has the nhs learned the lessons of the cyber attack in may that saw

temperatures struggling again to 9 degrees in newcastle, perhaps only 12 in plymouth.urse sunday. as we move into tuesday we start to see these west or south west early winds having an influence. it means much more cloud around. bits and pieces of rain, mainly across the north. temperatures will be a bit higher, back up to 13—111, or even 15 degrees. to the world news used to top stories... catalonia's former president vows to resist direct rule was peaceful opposition. the government in madrid says it would be happy if puigdemont would take pa rt be happy if puigdemont would take part in new elections to two explosions in the capital of somalia kill people. and in neighbouring kenya we report on attempts to ease tensions after the bitter election.

damp weather around in plymouth and london. it will not rain all day long.st of us on sunday. less of that cloud. pockets of rain here and there. 17 in london. more like 1a in glasgow. so, let's summarise the weekend. quite a lot of cloud, especially on saturday, with spots of rain. by the time we get to sunday, it should brighten up with some decent weather around then. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: four days after the las vegas shooting, the white house and top republicans consider limited changes to us gun laws. australia's cardinal pell appears in court for a second time, but the abuse allegations against him still aren't known. tropical storm nate kills at least six people in costa rica. it's expected to strengthen as it heads towards the us. the oscar—winning film producer, harvey weinstein, apologises and admits he "caused a lot of pain" following claims he sexually harassed women for decades. and spain's constitutional court suspends monday's meeting of the catalan parli

barely one at all in plymouth. we start the new day on sunday. at least not a cold start.me degrees on the thermometer. quite a bit of cloud around for the new day on sunday. hopefully as the day gets going, the rain eases a bit. elsewhere, there could be quite a bit of dry weather. a little bit of sunshine, i6— could be quite a bit of dry weather. a little bit of sunshine, 16— i7, possibly 18. the chance for six pieces of cloud around. —— thick. you get a sense there is dry weather and the later on in the north—west when there is more rain to come. this is bbc news. will i'm alpa patel. the un secretary general antonio guterres is in the caribbean to see the devastation caused by hurricane irma. i'll be talking to him live on this programme. as thousands rally for spanish unity, the prime minister says there will be no compromise or mediation with the catalan government. in russia, arrests as people take to the streets to support opposition leader alexey navalny. and, preparations on the us gulf coast as another hurricane is set to hit in the coming hours. it has already

he said go to plymouth plantation, brilliant. said to the women what do the re-enactors what their worst months of the year and every single one said january and february, which is precisely when the witchcraft broke out. just saying. thank you very much. applause produce. [applause] >> we are in our 22nd year of the texas book festival. founded in 1995 by then first lady, laura bush, and a pretty amazing group of dedicated volunteers who decided we just needed to have a book festival in austin, texas, to celebrate texas authors and literacy, and to support our texas libraries. since those early years, the book festival has just exploded, and very quickly became a national premiere destination for the biggest books of the year. >> join booktvphone the texas book festival live from austin, saturday and sunday, november 4th and 5th on c-span. [inaudible discussion] >> hi, everybody. colin is sit neglect haunted cheer. >> i want to tell a story about the big chair. >> thank you all for coming on this lovely

we have pulled them all up for you, sun has just disappeared below horizon in plymouth meeting in the bottom right corner from the place one apartments we have in the top left corner, ocean city, you can see behind the ferris wheel there sunsetting and library setting other two squares there showing a beautiful sunset over the city of philadelphia even without cloud cover to reflect off of we are seeing a lot of fire in the sky, tonight, the red, orange sky, red sky at night, sailor's delight. it looks like delightful weather here, over the next several days. sun going down right now but temperatures are still pretty comfortable. we are around 60-degree mark, clear skies with high pressure in control and that will last through the next several days. we have got a really great stretch of weather to look forward to sunshine, low humidity, pretty much every day just getting warmer day by day this week. right now 61. that was the high today. 5 degrees shy of our average at 66. record for today's date 69 degrees, and 42 was our morning low today so little bit of the chilly start to the mor

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and south of plymouth meeting a downed tree and wires from the overnight hours, by the ikea.is brocked off. and check out this situation a truck accident along 422 eastbound side completely gone and the eastbound delay has vanished but the westbound delay with normal afternoon volume is kicking in. and a pretty bad crash by penn state greg fvalley. and roosevelt boulevard northbound side at whitaker where the ihop is on the southbound side. stick with the outer drive. reports of a southbound accident too with the waze app in the last half hour. and traffic light is on the fritz walt whitman bridge to front street. if you can avoid that you will be better off but they fixed the lights in berlin at cross keys road. and not finished cleaning up the truck accident 129 southbound is blocked and use 295 are you better off and the burlington bristol bridge wrapping up an opening and traffic should move shortly. mass transit issues in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee, is standing byy with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. steve sweeney's

london, cardiff, plymouth down to 9 degrees, in the countryside it could be a little bit chillier thanr day, there will be a good deal of sunshine around, some patchy cloud here and there, particularly into the afternoon. some showers across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, but they will be quite well scattered and as we go through the day the winds across the far north of scotland will ease down. it will still be breezy here but not as windy as it was on monday. eastern scotland largely dry, some showers for western scotland, the odd shower perhaps for northern ireland but a lot of fine weather here, and then across england and wales it's a story of patchy cloud, some spells of sunshine through tomorrow afternoon and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees at best. as we go on through tuesday night into wednesday, it will turn quite chilly so quite a cool start on wednesday, particularly in the south. southern areas, though, should stay fine during the day, although any sunshine will turn quite hazy. more cloud will bring outbreaks of rain through northern ireland, scotlan

, not a ton of foliage in plymouth meeting, but of course in the suburbs it will peak around october.eeks before we see full peak of the foliage but you can see a cloudy, glummy, afternoon out there, not a lot of sunshine. we had earlier this morning up early but the cloud really took over and the cloud have been stuck in place, east wind flowing, brought us some cool winds, they have busted forecast left and right by 10 degrees because you cannot get temperatures to rise on a cloudy cool day like today. checking in with our weather watchers as we do, temperatures only in the 60's. just a couple days ago when all these numbers were 80's and now they are in the 60's. lets look at these temperatures. checking in with our weather watchers blue bell, with jerry aubrey 63. bill levittown 65. james down in ocean city is 67 y norristown david mitchell's house at 61. sixty-four in chesterfield. ed connor's house. marry ann in browns mills at 65 degrees. keep in mind normal high in the up are 60's. this is closer to average then we were in the week but because it has been so warm it feels chil

up your alley. >> oh, absolutely, yes, lego land i heard them in the mobil weather watchers up to plymouth meeting and check this out, i'm pretty impressed especially with mini landfill a, i got here at 7:00 a.m. and i built this entire city landscape myself but check this out it is so awesome, a look at this, we have got city hall, we have liberty one and two and deck out for halloween we have got some spooky cobwebs, and even has some weather features and some showers, sunshine overhead the city of philadelphia, but it is so intricate and so impressive there is even a subway system underneath and to talk more about this awesome landscape and we are bringing in the general manager of leg he land mike take already to tell us how many lego it takes to comprise this mini philadelphia. >> it took over a million and a half lego bricks. it took over eight different master model builders and took them six months to build this whole thing. just so you any cloud up here are only cloud we will see inside lego land discovery center in philadelphia it is always funny herey like that, good one, mike.

lets start off with a look outside, out to the new camera in plymouth meeting showing us an overcaste had a few breaks of sunshine here this afternoon but in and out of the cloud. we have been talking about the reason all week long the suburb front that stalled just overhead right at a lot of cloud cover this morning and more sunshine through the afternoon but now looking hazy and bit gray there in plymouth meeting as we looke toward city of philadelphia checking in with our weather watchers they are reporting temperatures above average. we are seeing 80's on the map here 80 with allen in delran, new jersey, allen says it is warm, humid, tomorrow, too, with a possible showers, and he sent thus photo. this is what the day has looked like all day long, just cloud, a few breaks of blue sky here and there but certainly not most sunny day we have ever had. as we head to the north and to the west we will check in at 77 with marty in chalfont, he has mostly cloudy skies at his location, he says dew point is 67, very high dew points, dew points in the upper 60's puts us in that steamy to opp

we are looking live from plymouth meeting montgomery county camera on top of the police one apartments of the tallest buildings in the county and this will give us a perfect 360-degree view all around the area watch for more amazing views from plymouth meeting here on "eyewitness news". you can see the city sky line off in the distance, you can see radio towers, satellite towers there we have got blue skies, beautiful conditions out there today, this has again a full 360-degree view and will be in great sunrise and sunset shots from this camera as well. lets look at another camera out to the palmyra cove nature park another great view from the opposite direction, sky line in the background, it is hazy outside right now but feeling nice at 74 degrees our high today reached 78, and that is a full 7 degrees above average but we are a few 10 degrees shy off the record of 88 setback in 1941. our low this morning 57. mild are morning then what we have been feeling and it will start warming up, even through overnight hours, and it will not be quite as chilly, over the next few days, temperatu

this is view from the place one apartments in plymouth meeting, showing the cloud, on the horizon, and still looking dark, there, but the rest of the region seeing a lot of color outside, i will show you neighborhood network sites in a moment. but first we will check with our eyewitness weather watchers tonight and we are seeing temperatures on the weather watcher map generally comfortable, cool, and low 50 's right now as we check in here with kennett martin in willingboro, new jersey, kennett says check this out 52 e and he sent us temperatures, across the region coming in from our weather watchers below average. 52 degrees at ed connor's home in chesterfield, new jersey, 53 heading north of the city. lets look at this temperatures from phil, phil sent us a photo with these kid, hoping to see their picture on the news tonight perhaps and they are in the pumpkin patch, enjoying a beautiful, fall, like day. fall day, but definitely feeling more fall-like then most of the month has. another sunset shot as color begins to flood the sky in rehoboth beach, beautiful shot there, nice night

not sure that was case further to the south and west in plymouth.p the temperatures up. let's see how the day shapes up. i am hopeful, stressing "hopeful," there will be more brightness around. one or two overnight showers to be had in the north—east of scotland. quite a dull start to the day in northern ireland. bits and pieces of rain running through the north channel down towards north of wales and on towards the manchester area. murky fare in the south—west. elsewhere, a bit of brightness, a bit of sunshine. enough cloud for some odd rain here and there. that is how the day will tend to go on. the chance of one or two showers in the eastern shores of both england and scotland. will and there will still quite a bit of cloud on the north—westerly down through the irish sea, in towards wales, the north—west of england, the north and west midlands. enough to give a showery burst of rain. passing through on the breeze. the high, 16—17. possibly 18. the cloud fills in late in the day in the north and west of scotland. weak weather fronts here dragging

and two children died of the and plymouth -- influenza epidemic in 1919. >>> we will be back after the next break and talk more about mary and our lives today. recently our country has witnessed catastrophic devastation. hurricanes and flooding have upended lives and livelihoods. across this great country, americans have answered the call. that special calling that compels us, when others are down, to step up and do whatever it takes. america is at her best when, against all odds, we come together and lift each other up. announcer: please donate to oneamericaappeal.org america needs you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >>> welcome back. we are talking about mary and the consecration which occurs october 7th. claire herrick, the director -- i think you told me that the young adults find mary to be an attractive part of catholic learning. >> absolutely. we have a tuesday night holy hour every week that the young adults come to. we begin the holy hour with the rosary. it is an essential part of our prayer time together. i would say that everyone very much enjoys doi

beautiful night from our brand new camera in plymouth meeting , plymouth township field there lookingern side in the distance. not a whole lot to see as far as sunset is concern tonight because cloud moved out ahead of the batch of showers pushing from the west and those will get here especially areas off to the north about seven or 8:00 tonight. not looking like much, but especially here in the lehigh valley, berks county pick up a couple showers here this evening and tonight. we're checking in with our eyewitness weather watchers and seeing temperatures higher then in recent days. we are looking at upper zero seven's all across the map, 78 we will check in here with knoll pits in mantua, new jersey. seventy-eight says knoll. i can tell humidity, dew point are rising because nuisance bugs are back. i said earlier, it feels buggy i was sitting outside having to swat bugs away. not like. that i like cool crisp fall weather. bugs stay away from you. joe's neff orlandis at 75. he has sun peeking out through the cloud, beautiful weather there. not too bad. seventy-nine greg mccoy in marsh

in plymouth, watch for a crash at walton and apache lane. also watching admiral wilson boulevard.ifficult to see. that's what cameras are dealing with with the rain. this is the ben franklin parkway in there. this huge? to philadelphia. so far, so good. i'll check in with the schuylkill and the scene when i come back. >> thank you. >>> dropping numbers. the latest approval rating shows a grim glimpse at the country's faith in the president. >>> and privacy concerns are dialed up for users of the latest iphone. the key to the danger is in your face. >>> taking a live look at camden where the rain is coming down. tracking showers and strong, poeshlg potentially damaging winds set to slam the area. >>> 5:24. rain moving through. what you can't see, the damaging winds moving in. winds could bring downed trees and power lines. meteorologist bill henley will have a timeline of what to expect in your neighborhood in a couple of minutes. >>> this morning, there are privacy concerns surrounding the iphone 10. >> the new phone will actually recognize your face. ned of using a -- instead of

. >> he's a bit of a celebrity in plymouth, minnesota, four miles outside minneapolis. >> does harvey get a hug. oh, that's number eight, that is a wonderful experience and it's a social experience. and i get to know the neighbors, they get to know me. >> how have you been. >> good, how about you. >> at 95 life has a way of slowing down but for harvey his walks and his rests are a chance to keep the pace steady. >> my wife said years ago i'm antsy, i can't sit still. >> these days harvey is on his own. >> his wife pat of 6-- 69 years suffered a stroke this past summer and is recovering at an assisted-living facility. >> this is my favorite plush place to sit and rest. >> it is the walking that keeps harvey going. >> nice day, isn't it. >> yeah, good to see you. >> and it is the connection with his neighbors that might just motivate them. >> they say when they see harvey go by twice a day, they figure they should get out and walk themselve. >> vladimir duthiers, cbs news. >> ninan: and that is the cbs weakened news for this sunday, later on cbs, "60 minutes." the wine country >>> live

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a untarean and a catholic recording and a democrat running from republican town, plymouth. run ford office four times and loses four timed billum may introduced john to charles ennis, and he has an uncanny knack for anticipating bar exam questions. we know what that is. buying questions and selling answers. charlie has gotten 900 people thank you the bar exam, one of which is john mccormack. john is the last one to pass the bar without going to high school because the changed the law the following year now. a lawyer. a very good lawyer. a very good defense lawyer. so, i had to explain to people, what kind of lawyer? not writing trusts or wills. he is defending crooks and criminals. defending his neighbors and friends. now, where is joe? daddy takes off. daddy -- now two of the children are dying. james is dying, and katherine -- they beth die a year after joe leaves the house. dying of tuberculosis so joe gets out and take offered for maine and end up in a town which is a small protestant town on the edge of the atlantic, and that is where joe will be. well, i tracked down

it wasn't just plymouth. a lot of cloud around across the british isles. part of sunday, not great for most, it has to be said. sunshine across the western side of scotland. more in the way of cloud in the north of ireland. the last of the overnight showers affecting the far north—east of scotland. more cloud running in the irish sea to the north of wales, through merseyside, off to greater manchester. generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the more likely you will have a dry start to the day. as the day goes on, that cloud just beginning to break up. central and eastern parts of scotland, faring nicely. the south—east and east anglia as well. generally more cloud in western areas. but don't give up hope of seeing sunshine in sheltered south—eastern parts of wales. with the sunshine, you could get a boost of temperatures to possibly 16, 17, possibly 18 degrees. through the later part of the afternoon, northern ireland, filling in the cloud again. the same in central scotland. the rain becoming more widespread. perhaps scotland is seeing so

not sura that was case further to the south and west in plymouth.eratures up. let's see how the day shapes up. i am hopeful, stressing "hopeful," there will be more brightness around. one or two overnight showers to be had in the north—east of scotland. quite a dull start to the day in northern ireland. bits and pieces of rain running through the north channel down towards north of wales and on towards the manchester area. murky fare in the south—west. elsewhere, a bit of brightness, a bit of sunshine. enough cloud for some odd rain here and there. that is how the day will tend to go on. the chance of one or two showers in the eastern shores of both england and scotland. and there will still quite a bit of cloud on the north—westerly down through the irish sea, in towards wales, the north—west of england, the north and west midlands. enough to give a showery burst of rain. passing through on the breeze. the high, 16—17. possibly 18. the cloud fills in late in the day in the north and west of scotland. weak weather fronts here dragging in the far nor

plymouth white march is pumped up under the bright lights of friday night. i'm jeff skversky. in south jersey trying to stay unbeaten. a major record is broken. huddle kicks off in 60 second. >> you are watching "high school huddle" on "6abc." >> presented by gmc. visit your local dealer. >> back on huddle, if you think the philadelphia eagles are on a winning streak, how about the eagles trying to stay perfect tonight. three straight out scoring teams 104-0. it's the game of the week. let's go. > ♪ ♪ >> game of the week, first possession, third and two. rashaad raymond fourth straight game over 100-yards, 58 coming here. flying into eagle territory, setting up the next play. prior toes upprior,pirates up 7. he takes it to the house, 14-0. fourth quarter, west effort still trying to get on the board. peter to jason callier, 24-yard touchdown. handing the eagles their first loss of their year. the first of many upsets. delaware county, springfield and haverford fighting for the top spot in their division. tonight, clinching the second league title, haverford second in three yea

. >> he's a bit of a celebrity in plymouth, minnesota four miles outside of minneapolis. >> does harvey a hug? >> that's number eight. it's a wonderful experience and a social experiment that the neighbors get to know me. >> at 95 life has a way of slowing down but for harvey it's a walk and his rest and chance to keep the pace steady. >> these days harvey is on his own. his wife pat of 69 years suffered a stroke this past summer and is recovering. >> this is my favorite place to sit and rest. >> nice day isn't it? >> yes it is. good to see you. >> it's his connection with his >> when they see harvey go by twice a day they get out and walk themselves. >> cbs news. >>> right now at 6, dusty baker is out. the washington nationals announce that baker will not return as manager next season after the team made another early exit in the play offs. the team says the search for a new manager is already under way tonight. the decision not to renew dusty baker's contract comes as surprise to a lot of folks. he led the nationals to back-to- back division titles and in a recent interview baker want

the seaside, but its shelves, purples and sand, but not plastic. few weeks ago, we were live on plymouthe devon coast. what we have found has now been analysed. the pattern is polystyrene's fingerprint. you are matching it to what you know from your archives. that is right. it helps scientists determine where it comes from and how to stop them from entering the sea in the first place. it is impossible to tell if you have polystyrene on a microscopic stale. did it come from a coffee, or was it from a tray of fish and chips? we know looking at the bigger items it is the fast food packages that are commonly made of polystyrene that we find a lot of on the shoreline. tracking back to the original shoreline in a lot of inferences involved. we can have a look at potential sources. then we can track back toward solutions. while the search for global solutions continue, in sweden, so does the clean—up. a show of defiance against a huge wave of plastic pollution. john maguire, bbc news, sweden. let's return to the las vegas attack, the investigation into what happened and the fact that donald tru

pattern change, we get you outside, take to you one of the brand new cameras actually, out from plymouth meeting from place one apartments over montgomery county you can see how gray that sky really has to come. the sun real did i try it best to peak through the clouds, and you can even see it still trying. but, not quite succeeding. we've had this absolutely beautiful blue sky full sunshine for so long now. this is kind of a drag. i think to look at. but it is again as jim said something that we can always use in moderation. so some rain is eventually on the way. just not yet. with time, even as early as late tonight there is storm system, which is really starting to show a lot more organization at this point does usher in some rain. this big batch of rain is likely what's going to strike our area early tomorrow. morning commute tomorrow, not looking all that hot. but the rain, itself, should certainly holds off until after the eagles have been wrapped up for the evening for the night. so that's what's on on the way. specifically going to be the cold front passage bridges about pattern

although there has been disruption to travel, with brittany ferries cancelling tonight's sailing from plymouthodling reports. dramatic scenes and fierce winds. that's not the treacherous conditions forecast but certainly rough at times. we are expecting a surge of the spring tides, as the surge has come through a little under the forecast. so the result is that the levels in the harbour are a bit lower. they have not made it to the heights to start inundating the drainage system. two carparks at seton in cornwall are out of action but luckily no cars were stranded. there's at least six inches of water at here and sign on the pavement. it has not stopped drivers ploughing along the road, as you can see, and that in spite of all the dangers. i've even seen two buses full of passengers plough through as well. a mixed reaction to the weather from local people. it has been quite rough. with the car parks flooding and stuff, it's a bit of a worry for businesses down here. i was expecting a lot worse. it's not that windy. hopefully it will get a bit worse later on. it's very windy along the coast. an