so we're talking about the septa rales, talking about new jersey transit, we're hearing at this point only about a third of the septa rail passes have been sold. but that still means there will be more than 100,000 people riding those lines. which is four times more than the typical weekday traffic on saturday and sunday. so some of the stations are opening up additional parking, and will offer airport style shuttle drop office. so also have added security as people pack the rales to get into the city for the papal festivities. and for patco riders freedom passes are on sale now, will also be sold on saturday, and sunday, at certain operating stations. new jersey officials made made it clear anyone who wants to get to philadelphia for the pope's visit will be able to do so. there is no limit on the number of passes being sold, however, there are limited stations operating, those are lindenwald, ferry, woodcrest and broadway. trains will begin returning to new jersey from the tenth and locust stop at 5:30 p.m. saturday. and if you choose to walk your way to philadelphia it, the ben fra

and when it comes to the rales, city officials say, septa regional rail passes are still available, forsuburbs, trying to make their way into center city. and as far as patco goes, today is actually the deadline to buy those special freedom passes, to ride patco from new jersey across the river into center city. so if you are coming from new jersey, you want to get on line and purchase a special pad co-pass. the deadline today. all of this information is on our website at cbsphilly.com. reporting from center city this morning, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> really good information. because you just want to know what you are going do, know what you're up against. thanks, jan. as we first reported little earlier here on cbs-3, plans for francis field didn't last long. "eyewitness news" has learned, that philadelphia has scrapped those plans for the campground in fairmount park. the city's office of emergency management tells cbs-3 it cancelled those plans because of a lack of interest. >>> and, with roughly two weeks before the pope arrives here in philadelphia, stay with "eyewitness

this is other airlines, rales, truckers.ou have a stock in a group that's outperforming the group and then here's the setup to my eye. two-year chart, three years in fact. you could draw the lines any ways you want. i would say you draw them that way. this standoff, i think we're going to bust out here and the high here is it 51. you're going to make it to 53. you get 10% move. delta, we like them on the long side. >> mike? >> this is an interesting situation. the airline is a volatile space. a large part of that volatility has come from energy expense. up until recently that was the largest expense representing 50% of the total operating expenses when oil was trading at the peaks. now that it's fallen it has made a huge difference. delta is trading at less than nine times the next 12 months expected earnings. the reason for that is largely because of the drop in fuel expense. when i take a look at that, delta is also unique because they, among other things, own their own refineries. the other component is the skrak 134red.

. >> we can talk about the rales. fast track on the e. no e train between jamaica center and priorwood. the f to jamaica center. that will wrap up about 5:00 a.m. other overnight track, 1, 2, 3, a, e, n, r are affected. alternate side of the parking street rules remain suspended. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> 4:36 right now. today in new jersey those who knew him best will gather to say good-bye to yankee legend yogi berra. a private funeral takes place in montclair. today tracie strahan is there. >> reporter: good morning. there are electronic signs throughout town telling residents a large funeral will take place today. many are expected to pay tribute to the hall of fame catcher and one of a kind personality. laurence peter berra died last week at the age of 90. he is being remembered for 10 world series titles. he went on to be the manager of the yanks and the mets. yogi berra being remembered for more than a baseball player. he's being remembered as a philosopher. it's a comfort to his family. >> it's the way thin

and when it comes to the rales, officials say, septa regional rail passes, to get you from the western suburbs into center city, they're still available. as far as patco goes, this is actually the last day to buy patco passes for the papal visit on line. so that deadline is today. coming from new jersey, you want to get on that and log on, of course, all of this information on our website broken down all of the specific zones, all the specific areas, and details, and deadlines, on cbsphilly.com. for now, live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> just so much information out there, you can understand why residents are concerned. >> and what's happening right outside their door or window, it will be an interesting weekend. great weekends, but interesting one. jan, thank you. >> now, new this morning, "eyewitness news" has learned that philadelphia has scrapped plans, it was supposed to be a campground in fairmount park. so if you couldn't get a hotel room you could camp there. office of emergency management tells cbs-3 it canceled plans because of lack of there. so i

they've also given out more information about transportation on roads, rales, even on waterways. we will breakdown all of those specifics starting at 5:30 this morning. but for now, re are reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> good information, jan, thanks. also learning more details that affect people who live and drive within those secure zones, officials showed secret service rendering of what the final security set up will like like here. mayor nutter also announced parking restrictions, resident within the blue secure zones will need to move their vehicles or face towing, and most of those vehicles will need to be moved by sunday september 20th, but if you have a 20-dollar plaque adder, to park in a ppa garage, then you will have until thursday september 24th to move your vehicle. >>> another option, naval hospital lot at paterson avenue. >> this location has about 1500 parking spots and will be available for free beginning that week. >> to see the list of parking garages and free parking lot available during the papal visit just go to our website

we will also getting more information from city officials about travel, including on the roads, the rales, and the waterways. we breakdown all of those specifics in our next half hour. but for now we are live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> montgomery countly update the media this morning on their plans for the papal visit. pope francis will be staying at saint charles seminary in lower merion which of course means there will be plenty of closures there, heads up for up. the countly offer details on public transportation, and also hospital services. also, today, the mural arts program will host a paint day for a mural honoring the pope. >> now despite yesterday's downpours, crews worked to piece together what will become the papal stage. workers sat down layer every ground protection on eakin's oval. that's going to hold the framework whisk built over the next few days. pieces of the stage are being trucked in on large pallet. crews are trying their best to protect the grounds in the area of the parkway. >> 5:06 right now, 14 years after september 11 attacks, amer

roof also faces separate fad rale crime charges. >>> disobeying court orders to grant marriage licenses to same sex couples. patricia stark is here with what is next in the case. >> it is now up to kim davis how long she will stay behind bars only to be released once she agrees to begin issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. the 49-year-old has refused multiple times ever since the u.s. supreme court legalized marriage in june. god's moral law conflicts with her job duties. >> for the first time in history an american citizen has been incarcerated for having the belief that marriage is the union between one man and one woman. >> the relig lious lib gererty impose particular religious views on others. >> davis an elected democrat refuses to resign and cannot be fired. the kentucky legislature would have to impeach her. outside of the courthouse in ashland emotions running high on both sides of the issue. >> you need to abide by the laws. >> it is her religious beliefs. >> five of the six clerk deputies believe in froe providing licenses. the only hold out davis's son nathan. he w

. >> rale i? >> so i was trying to take a picture.hing up the picture of him and the picture on tinder. pretty much the reason i sent that to you is because you didn't like my picture on instagram. so i just sent it to you. >> that's nice of you. had nothing to do with the debate. nothing to do with the debate. do we have another picture? what's this? >> i have no idea. >> you have no idea? >> that came with your picture. >> yes, i -- >> it's actually from work. i accidentally sent it to you. it was actually -- i worked at the campus tour office in san diego and that was our uniform. >> wow. all right, garrett, well done. we'll probably be seeing you in a few weeks. when i have a meeting with you and your parents and we discuss your future. awesome. up next, greg mail. in just a few weeks, how to be right. that's the title of my new book. it's available october 27th. order it, buy it, order it again and between and again and again. i'll be out on tour to support this fantastic masterpiece. the tour starts october 28 in huntington, new

they'll offer airport style shuttle drop office and they'll also have added security as people pack the ralesthe city for papal festivities. and for patco riders freedom passes on sale now. get them day of at certain stations like lindenwald, woodcrest, ferry avenue and broadway. they will be the operating station this is weekend from 6:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. both days trains will run westbound only. cycle through every 16 minutes, and beginning at 5:30 p.m. start catching patco trains back from new jersey to the tenth and locust stop, running every five minutes to get people to and from. and if you choose to walk your way to philadelphia, the ben franklin bridge as we've been talking about, that is your option beginning at 6:00 a.m. saturday. bridge clothed to vehicular traffic, will not reopen to cars until monday at noon. so there is a lot of transportation information to digest, depending on own specific needs, may want to pull up individual websites for patco, so you can taylor your trip this weekend. >> a lot of patco passes still available, right, what she said? >> well, patco it is u

getting on the rales, everything looks good. major commuter lines. we have the princeton shuttle which is the dinky, that is suspended because of mechanical problems. they have requested bus service. alternate side street parking rules are suspended but you need to pay the meter. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> 6:36. new this morning, police are hoping dramatic new video will help catch a violent robber on the loose in the bronx. today new york's tracie strahan is in the bedford park section with the latest. tracie? >> reporter: well, this video, kerry, was released early this morning by the nypd. shows a very violent incident that happened inside an apartment building. when you see it it's going to be hard to believe the suspect is on the loose only getting wanting to get away with a purse. the suspect is seen walking pretty calmly up to the building. he's said to be between 5'8" and 5'11". at this point when he has his gloves on there, you can see he's walking towards the apartment building's vestibule. things become violent from ther

. >> delivering rolls for lis cio's, how many rales. >> hundreds of dozens. >> yeah. >> is that hoagie rolled. >> hoagie, hamburger and hot dogs. >> over here we have bike riders. now you have etan. you are down here for more than just a weekend. >> i'm here for the summer is what your name. >> tone friday upper darby. >> do you watch us in the morning. >> you guys are hysterical man, you make my day. >> ring leader, mike, he is out on the beach right now we will talk to him. >> i'm going after him. >> if you are stepping out of the president from door we are seeing some volume but friday is a holiday weekend, a little upside down. northbound i-95 watch for delays a approaching allegheny a avenue from northeast philadelphia as we go to the maps tomorrow big day in south philadelphia, temple/penn state, septa is running extra trains on the broad street subway, from noon to 8:00 o'clock on get fans from temple down into the the stadium area. >> i'm a temple pharmacy grad. >> is what your name. >> maryann. >> are you going to the game tomorrow. >> no, because my niece is getting married t

they'll also have added security as people pack the rales to get into the city for the papal festivities. and for patco riders, freedom passes are on sale now. you can also get them day at certain stations, lindenwald, woodcrest, ferry avenue and broadway, will be the operating station this is weekend. from 6:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. both days trains will run westbound only. they'll cycle through about every 16 minutes. then beginning at 5:30 p.m., you can start catching patco trains back to new jersey from the tenth and locust stops. they will be running every five minutes. and if you choose to walk your way to philadelphia, the ben franklin bridge is your option, beginning at 6:00 a.m. saturday, the bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic as of friday night. it will reopen to vehicles on monday at noon. so there is a lot of transportation information to process, depending on your own specific needs. you will want to check out the individual websites patco, septa, transit, to plan your own trip for this weekend, chris. >> good idea, plan ahead, jen, thank you. 5:09. she died a tragic

we want to talk about the weather and whether you decide to use the rales or hit the roadways, you'regoing to have to bring along something to keep you dry. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell will tell us what to expect today. clearing up, chuck? >> not much clearing up today, no, no, no. you might get a sliver of sunshine today. that is it. as far as road shut downs, there's a yellow and red. fog and drizzle and light rain. by later on the weather picture should improve a bit. most of the high water will be gone. fog, under 1 mile visibility up to suburban maryland and montgomery county. there's high water. highlighted areas, loudoun county, parts of culpepper. those are flood warnings until 8:00 this morning. so there will be an impact. big puddles and standing water for the drive in this morning and because of some more showers, wet roads again possible later on this afternoon. temperatures in the 70s. there's a whole lot more rain chances where that came from as we head towards the weekend. more about that in ten minutes. breaking news continues in first 4 traffic. >>> break

yesterday president obama declierd a major disaster in california meaning the state will get sfed rale with the recover pi. senator brown wrote a let tore the president earlier this week saying the victims of the valley fire were in dire need of temporary housing. 1200 homes were destroyed by the valley fire leaving hundreds of families with nowhere to go. >>> three people died in the fire and this morning two others are missing. the valley fire is now the third most destructive wildfire in california history, burning more than 78,000 acres in a little other a week. the fire is 79% contained. stay with nbc bay area as the story continues to develop. we'll update the digital platfor platforms. >>> painting wall, smoking tenants, those are transgressions that can get you evicted in san francisco until now. the city board of supervisors passed legislation yesterday making it much harder for landlords to remove people they view as quote problem tenants. tenant advocates say the new rules are going to cut down on the privilege lows evictions. >>> 5:39. what like at 1:30 this morning i think

donald trump and ted cruz spent the afternoon raling on washington. bush spent last night in north carolina laying out his tax plan which he first unveiled in a "wall street journal" op ed. bush also released his first tv ad out of campaign with a half a million dollar ad. a point he sought to am hammer home with a not to subtle dig against the front runner donald trump on nbc. >> i'm not going to be the loudest voice out there and i'm not going to try to disparage and insult people. if people are going to want someone who disparaging everybody and that is their version of a sign of strengthen i'm not going to be elected president. what i know to be true is nobody is going to be elected president just by calling people an idiot. that is not just going to work but we're going to have to fight that out. and i intend too. >> still bush finds himself trailing badly in national polls. the latest out of the south carolina showing him a distant third behind trump and a surging ben carson. joining me now democratic political strategist and --. jeb bush is lay

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cubans like this rales dollars the pope for his role. i want to thank him for that because he brought back an unity, she said. the 79 year old devout catholic received communion from pope john paul ii during his 1998 trip to cuba. what was that moment like for you? >> indescribable, she said. there are no words. her new dream was to have a special moment with pope francis. she got her chance when pope francis left the airport in his pope mobile. roaring crowds lined the street to welcome him, including her. what joy, she said, we thank him for teaching us to be better. today the pope's message is expected to be more pastoral than political. as we mention, he'll hold open air mass in front of thousands in havana's revolution square. live in half and a, adrianna diaz, back to you. >> we are wondering does cuba have large catholic community there? do you think a lot of people will turn out to welcome pope francis? >> nicole, a ton of people say they're going to turn out to welcome him. in fact, cuba is one of the least catholic communities

>>reporter: were asses seen the sun blazed a little bit off the car stood at rales you see the bay bridge is pretty much been the kiss a lot of this morning temperatures have hardly budged the is to ensure line or six isn't even and 63 for a little more we might be getting some relief happening and even with overcast with a solar heating and the other climate controls are not in place to other players will have to the northern high to the south. >>reporter: here and the cloud cover into the general direction will be the case brought this afternoon did not expect much we got the temperatures in the future past four to go forward with not even clear by the noon hour of the east bay continues to hold on until the peninsula doesn't much of the more they go to the late afternoon get seven is in place and a couple of '80s maypop to the far east after wine country a little bit ago to the evening hours the six is returned in full force of 50 to up to the north that adjutancy cover a lot more jobs and to go to the overnight but not entirely so due to the cloud cover still hanging along a little ba

. >> the we're going offer the rales now.e named ferrell williams who i love, they call him, he is the hit maker. they call him the man with the midas touch. because everything he touches becomes a hit. the happy singer says he finds inspiration in all interactions. he says every time he collaborates, he's challenged and learns something new. but one of the most influencial people of the last thousand years, is it just the entertainment industry, kit can cat? >> no? >> or maybe these are people doing things right now who might affect the next thousand years. no? >> henry ford? >> interesting, it has to be entertainment or like -- >> you would think, because judd is on there. >> anderson couper. >> anderson couper. >> alex rodriguez. >> edward snowed glenn got to be the next millennium. >> no. >> maybe just lost their minds in details. >> maybe they meant it say decade? >> maybe over the last six months? >> hey, forget squad goals. explain what squad goals is? >> you know, sometimes you put pictures up, you see the perfect pic

he was raling against trust fund babies, saying community college should be freeh as is the obama administration tax increased on the wealthy to pay for that. especially compared to last week a somber joe biden, looked much more like a candidate today. >> brianna, stand by. i want to bring you back, but i also want to bring in rebecca byrd, the national political reporter for "real clear politics." political commentator for the "new york" magazine and david. brianna said, certainly seems like a nor energetic joe biden today. looks like he's inching closer to this decision? >> have you ever seen any politician love a parade as much as joe biden loves a parade? i don't know if we saw him inch closer to a decision. definitely we saw somebody much more active think involved the process of deciding. he said today, listen, talk to my wife about that, and caught himself. actually, i need to talk with my wife about that. he's in the process of talking to his family, bringing in close advisers looking for a po-plan. you heard him last week. a gut check with the family if there's the emotional fuel to do

when the president asks you, jason, whether there is a risk that a fed rale reserve interest hike couldd foundation of our economic recovery, what do you tell him? >> i will keep my advice to the president between me and him. we take and think about the economy as the fed as given. they are going to make their decisions independently as us. as we look around. i heard steve in the beginning saying the united states is a bright spot in the global economy. i think that'sen aaccurate assessment of where we are. i would be happier if more of the global economy was bright too. it worries me, what's going on in the rest of the world. that's why we are trying to make sure congress gets this budget right and trying to put some insurance policies in place by expanding what we do on infrastructure. >> just under two weeks before president xi jinping of china joins the state dinner back here in the state, how contentious do you think that is going to be? is the big topic going to be cybersecurity, currency, something else? >> those are all going to be important topics. cybersecurity is a really imp

they'll also have added security as people pack the rales to troy to get into the city for papal festivitieso riders, freedom passes are on sale now, about will also be sold on saturday and sunday, certainly operating stations, new jersey trough i shall -- officials made it clear anyone who wants to get to philadelphia for the pope's visit will be able to do so. there is no limit on the number of pass being sold, however, there are limited operating stations, those are lindenwold, woodcrest, ferry avenue, broadway. trains will begin returning to new jersey, from the tenth and row cuss stops at 5:30 p.m., and, if you choose to walk your way to philadelphia, the ben franklin bridge is your option, beginning at 6:00 a.m. saturday, the bridge will be closed, to vehicular traffic, as of friday night. it will open on monday. so there is a lot to take in there. so i suggest that you go to each individual website whether it is patco, in. j transit, or septa, and figure out your own plan. mike, al next. >> got to figure out your own plan for sure. good idea. okay, day three, pope francis, in washingt

considered a terrorist attack happens, thousands of people die including our son and we just go off the rales we believe the world is not safe with people with abilities. not that they're necessarily bad but they shouldn't live and also avenging our son's death. so we become very tainted towards the dark individuals. >> ohhhh. >> good morning, everyone. and good morning. >> that sounds like a musical to me. >> yeah. >> family entertainment. ♪ killing people >> that's bad. really bad. >> you are fans of the original series who kind of felt like we were left off, forgotten about. >> yeah. >> me, i was like, i admit, i was on the blog. what are you thinking, nbc. what are you thinking, people? the network that employs me, but you're back. so are you ready for that loyal fandom that comes with anything related to sci-fi, super hero and this series? >> no, most definitely. i think part of the reason why it's exciting is it's an i.p. that has an existing fan base and love. it's a double edged sword, you have a lot of expectation about that. when you come back with something everybody knows, it's li

we generally don't suffer from mosh rale and motivation. sometimes we suffer from working people very, very hard. so we have to ensure that we're able to maintain a diverse and effectively trained workforce that's ready to rise to the new challenges constantly presented to us. we have to have folks who are flexible enough to move from one target to another as the threats ebb and flow. which i can assure you they do. the second piece is the technology piece. we've had a lot of success leveraging technology over the years to provide advantage to our nation and its counterterrorism fight. the challenge that we have is the commercial world offers a broad away of technology and commercially available applications and tools to many of these terrorists elements. and the current generation of terrorists, many of whom are of a much younger demographic are very technologically astute and they're able to leverage the tools to great effect. the net result is the fact that we're working in a much more compressed environment in which the variety of threa

initiative act, it's a general cross cutting statute that says with respect to virtually every fade rale l, if the application of that law to a particular individual or organization imposes a substantial burden on their exercise of religion, then the government is required to grant them on exemption from the law unless the government can show that the denial of the restriction will be the least need in the compelling government sbres. the 5 to 4 majority in hobby lobby suggested that ho hobby lobby's claims did probably impose a substantial burden on its religious exercise because of its view of its complicity in its employee's use of contraception, if the health care plan in question were to give them cost-free coverage for that, for that contraception. notwithstanding the fact that they could just not have a health care plan at all. because if they continue their health care plan that would be subject to pretty expensive fines for not including that or any other form of preventive coverage that the law requires. such as immunization. the court ruled 5-4 that that was a substantial burd

. >> donald trump rales against political correctness, i guess is the issue. says. >> he said whatever he said. it is all out there on the record and he's moved on. on we go. the criticism is well he doesn't talk issues so there he is sitting there with steven colbert of all people talking about veterans, about the wall. this issue and that issue. that is what people want and that is what he's doing. >> jeffrey, dooubl barack obama was born in united states. >> hawaii, 1961, august. yes. >> why would donald trump look, i questioned it. i demanded his birth certificate. i then saw his birth certificate. i now stand corrected. >> he just is not going talk about it anymore. that's what people wanted and so they got what they wanted. >> last night he also talked about muslims and how he feels about muslims. let me play you a portion of that moment. >> it was a testing moment for a man running for president. >> i don't think so. >> you never know when they are coming. >> i don't think so. >> but here you had a bigot. >> that was -- well you don't know that. >> you