of striking, a meter in some places, and we are taking a long roads that have been turned into rivers. cityl, and it is where the emergency food supplies are stored, but as you can see, it is surrounded by floodwaters, so nothing is getting out, even though there are thousands of people around the city desperately in need of aid. so though the rain has stopped, the real problems are getting underway now. an evacuation center where the food is meant to be delivered. the families here fled their homes in a hurry. on top of the stress of it all, the concern about supplies running low. >> we were not able to bring food. -- we were it will not able to bring our belongings. all we were able to bring was the baby and the baby's things. david: nearby, we found the city's weather forecasting office flooded, the instruments ruined. there were not enough warning of the next typhoon. >> as you can see, it is already done with, so if there comes another -- it is too much for us. david: for the moment, the priority is coping with the aftermath of this storm, and it still is not over, with the president w

city council that they really want it to look good too. they wat it to be something that's estheticallylypleasing, something that actually attracts people to the river as opposed to deters them." the city council says the designs are simple and functional, and they should put them rigdt on track within the master plan. also in cedada rapids, the new bohhmia and czecec village areas could be getting more money for improvement projects. property owners there want the council to estabish a self- sustaining municial improvement district. that would raise industrial and business property taxes slightly, but the money would go right back to those areas. newbo city market's executive director says this is an area of the city worth investing in. 57:36-:46 "it is more than just the market. it is the neighborhood, aad people want to bebea part of thh. they wantt to havvtheir events here, they kind of want to be in the middle of everything. " the city council just discussed this possibility at the higher property tax rate would starjuly first. an lington woman will spend 10 months s n jail for defrauding social security for about 11 years. 49 year old angela c

city council that they really want it to look good too. they want it to be something that's esthetically pleasing, something that actually attracts people to the river as opposed to deters them." the city council says the designs are simple and functional, and they shoud put them right on track within the master plan. also in cedar rapids, the new bohemia and czech village areas could be getting more money for improvement projects. property owners there want the council to establish a self- sustaining municipal improvement district. that would raise industrial and business property taxes slightly, but the money would go right back to those areas. newbo city market's executive director says this is an area of the city worth inveting in. 57:36-:46 "it is more than just the market. it is the neighborhood, and people want to be a part of that. they want to have their events here, they kind of want to be in the middle of everything. " the city council just discussed this possibility at yesterday's meeting. if the council approves it, the higher property tax rate would start july first. an aplington woman will spend 10 months in jail for defrauding social

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in one of her e-mails she said we have trouble with a capital t in river city. when i saw this i had no one to share how excited i was. i'm telling you now this is amazing. >> can't you just call up andy levy? >> i mean i could, but he is too busy watching and you can't talk during the movie. >> barbershop quartet in "the music man." >> there is no sin in sincere and where is the good in goodbye? hackers tried to get that clinton's e-mails by sending several that were fake parking tickets that had a link in them. you can see them. she didn't fall for it. she is too sharp that way. nobody handles classified information or cyber security issues better than hillary clinton. the idea that the russians didn't have access to that or the chinese is insane. it is almost stupid to think they didn't already get into the system as to think the chinese government is now sincere in the agreements they made with president obama not to engage in economic espionage. as far as i'm concerned they are not talking about it, but they already know. it is like the snowden material. th

orange city. 3 florida senator marco rubio will be in sioux city g- o- p presidential hopeful will hold a happy hour event at bev's on the river in sioux city friday evening. that event's set to get underway at 4 o'clock friday afternoon. 3 and former hewlett- packard c- e- o carly fiorina will also be in northwest iowa this weekend. her campaign says she'll be at the same g- o- p rally as santorum... this friday in orange city. she'll follow that with a 10 a- m event at the stoney creek inn in sioux city on saturday 3 the new pork processing plant under construction in the bridgeport industrial park could be getting more help from the city of sioux city. the city council is considering approving a tax exemption for the new seaboard- triumph pork plant. that plant will be the biggest employer in sioux city when it opens in january of 2017... adding 12- hundred new jobs. details on the possible exemption aren't available right now... but could come up at the hearing on the issue that was unanimously approved tonight by the council. mayor bob scott is excited about the possibilities the plant is 3 "this is part of a huge...huge

city seeing heavier rain will move in overnight. what about the winds, winds g t gusting at 30 miles an hour, 26 in annapolis, 20 at camp springs. and 33 at the river. ocean city, 40 miles an hour winds. not only dealing with winds but high tide right now. veronica johnson actually standing in that right now. >> reporter: that's right. there's been spotty flooding throughout ocean city, maryland. this is one of the area, ocean city inlet area, where once again the water is starting to cover the road. it was shortly afternoon-time today there was high tide. the water went all the way to division street. they closed the road and then they opened the road again because the water had receded. take a look because the water is covering my boots again. once again, that water could go as high as 12 feet and some cars making their way through. i do think by early tomorrow morning we will see those roads closed again. we're expecting the coastal flood warning to continue. flooding at its worst saturday and may continue sunday with the storm tide tomorrow about 4 to 4 1/2 feet. the other issue, the wind. take a look at the top of the storm team 4-by-4. as you

one possible use for the area is an r- v park on the *iowa* side of the missouri river. the city wants to build one to compete with the scenic park r- v park in south sioux city. and after years of delays and debate... the council has given the final go-ahead to tear down an old mansion in sioux city's rose hill district. the developer... jim gengler... appeared before the council numerous times after the home on grandview boulevard was deemed unsafe to live in in 2013, but was not present this evening. although a potential buyer did contact councilmembers, waiting any longer wasn't an option. mayor bob scott says the site is becoming a safety concern. the vote to move forward with the demolition was three to two. diana>> it's a legal decision that's caught a lot of people including the victim's family. a judge has reduced the sentenced for an orange city women who was sent to prison for the death of a child who was in her care. rochelle sapp was sentenced to 100- years in prison... after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment resulting in death in the

river made it. it safered the city, but the river water was risky.e chemicals were so corrosive, they peeled lead in a foul-smelling dis-colored brew. they found elevated lead levels. the county declared a public health emergency. >> it is one of the most damning things you can do to a child. >> the dr. is a pediatrician at the hurley medical center. >> is there any safe level of lead in your blood? >> no. >> the mother of 4-year-old twins, she noticed mental and physical delays. state public workers were not much help. >> we were told by the state nurse. it's just a few iq points. it's not the end of the world. just like that. >> other cities may face the same fate. >> we are a community trying to rebound and we have one problem after another with the kaurt sources. >> with complaints and health concerns, there negotiations to have the state help flint draw the water from detroit. for now, scott, the city's annual river fest celebrations this weekend have been postponed indefinitely. >> thanks very much. before a power ball winner collected her jack

rooftop,ive from our you can see the potomac river, crystal city. a lot of clouds, but the sun is peeking through, and there will be more sunshine as we had throughout the afternoon. drying wind will be with us throughout the afternoon. 61 in frederick in baltimore, 59 in annapolis. if there is any question on whether we are hanging on to late summer or getting into early fall, wintergreen, 39 degrees. 67 will be the high. mid-to-upper 60 south of the metro. youupdated forecast all have to do is go to wjla.com/text and subscribe. you can keep updated even when we are not on timothy, and know if anything is threatening your , and-- we are not on tv you know if anything is straining your area. the best news of all is that the weekend, we have that forecast. larry: we like that. the coast guard said it has found the body of a crew member from the cargo ship that went to sing in hurricane joaquin. investigators believe that ship sank. an airborne crew spotted the body along with several survival floating among debris this morning. they were traveling fr

city this weekend as well. the g- o- p presidential hopeful will hold a happy hour event at bev's on the river in sioux city friday evening. that event's set to get underway at 4 o'clock friday afternoon. 3 and former hewlett- packard c- e- o carly fiorina will also be in northwest iowa this weekend. her campaign says she'll be at the same g- o- p rally as santorum... this friday in orange city. she'll follow that with a 10 a- m event at the stoney creek inn in sioux city on saturday 3 sioux city's school board also closing the book on the last step before construction can begin on a new elementary school on the northside.the school district and the last of eight homeowners in the footprint of the new bryant elementary school have agreed on a purchase price for that house.seven other homeowners had already agreed to sell their homes... which the district plans to demolish this spring.the homeowner was holding out... feeling the district's offered price for his home was too low.now the district has agreed to his counter- offer... settling on a price of 214 - thousand dollars. 3 "... we've been able to come to an ag

city council that they really want it to look good too. they want it to be something that's esthetically pleasing, something that actually attracts people to the river as opposed to deters them." the city council says the designs are simple and functional, and they should put them right on track in the master plan. also in cedar rapids, the new bohemia and czech village areas could get more money for improvement projects. property owners want the council to establish a self-sustaining municipal improvement district. that would raise industrial and business property taxes slightly, but the money would go right back to those areas. newbo city market's executive director says this is an area of the city worth investing in. "it is more than just the market. it is the neighborhood, and people want to be a part of that. they want to have their events here, the kind of want to be in the middle of everything. " the city council just discussed this possibility at yesterda's meeting. if it's approved, the higher property tax rate would start july first. an oelwein teacher says a middle school science project saved her life. two students studied how age affect

river. it saved the city about $15 million, but the river water even after treatment was risky.e the chemicals used were so corrosive, they peeled lead off pipes and sent it straight to faucets in a foul-smelling brew. researchers found elevated lead levels in children two to three times what it was before the switch to the river water. they declared a public health emergency. >> it is one of the most damning things you can do to a child. >> is there any safe level of lead in somebody's blood in. >> there is no safe level of lead. >> that kept leanne up at night. the mother of twins, she noticed mental and physical development delays. public workers were not much help. >> we were told it's a few iq points. it's not the end of the world. >> she said that? >> just like that. >> flint mayor said other cities may face the same fate. >> i'm angriy that we have been put into this situation. we are trying to rebound and revitalize and we have one problem after another with the water sources. >> with complaints and health concerns, there negotiations to have the state help flint once ag

this hallowed place lies just across the potomac river from the capitol city.ghans know the meaning of bravery and loyalty, of service and devotion to one's country. we understand this respect for fallen heroes, and our beloved sovereign shares the feeling of his subjects. solemnly, he visits this place of the dead. he rests in honored glory, an american soldier known but to god. on behalf of all the people of afghanistan, his majesty places a wreath of flowers at the tomb of america's unknowns. washington, children's hospital. her majesty queen homira comes to place a call of her own. hundreds of children, wide-eyed with wonder, await her visit. children, a poet once wrote, come like beggars but each can find room in the corner of a mother's heart. doctors from afghanistan's neighbor, iran, serve on this hospital staff. they are honored to act as her majesty's guides. during their second day in washington, their majesties receive the honors of the city. the capitol holds a parade to pay respects to our king and queen. their majesties ride slowly through the ci

river instead. the move saved the city about $15 million in annual fees but the river water, even after treatment of course risky because the very chemicals used to decontaminate the water were so corrosive they peeled lead foul-smelling, discolored brew. last month, researchers found elevated lead levels in children, in some cases two to three fiems what it was before the switch to the river water. the county last week declared a public health emergency. >> it is one of the most damning things that you could do to a child's life course trajectory. >> reporter: dr. mona hanna-attisha is a pediatrician at the hurley medical center. is there any safe level of lead in somebody's blood? >> there is no safe level of lead. >> what you doing, bud? >> reporter: that's kept lee anne walters up at night, the mother of four-year-old twins, she noticed mental and physical development delays but state much help. >> we were told by the state points. it's not thent of the world." >> yes. >> reporter: just like that. >> just like that. >> reporter: flint mayor dayne face the same fate. in this situation. we're a co

the city declared the highest stage water emergency today because water from the nearby river is too ials are blaming the low river flow because of the drought that persists. as a result all outdoor water is now banned. can't water outside. no car washing is allowed and restaurants must use plastic forks and spoons. people who don't follow these rules could face $500 fines and have their water cutoff. one more weather note joaquin is gaining strength in the atlantic. it is a category three storm and it is on track to hit the bahamas. joaquin could hit north carolina by this sunday. >>> the city of oakland held a special meeting to discuss what many are calling a crisis. the soaring price of rental housing. in fact, it is now out pricing san francisco. abc7 news president arer alan wang -- abc7 news reporter alan wang. >> i am being forced out. >> she said she let the dilapidated unit fall apart until it was labeled uninhabitable. >> they basically wanted all of the tenants out so they can remodel and charge more rent. >> it is one of the similar stories being told on the city's afford

city this weekend as well. the g- o- p presidential hopeful will hold a happy hour event at bev's on the river in sioux city friday evening. that event's set to get underway at 4 o'clock friday afternoooo 3 and former hewlett- packard c- e- o carly fiorina will also be in northwest iowa this weend. her campaign says she'll be at the same g- o- p rally as santorum... this friday in orange city. she'll follow that with a 10 a- m event at the stoney creek inn in sioux city on saturday 3 a powerful earthquake struck northeastern afghanistan today. it also rattled people in pakistan and india.as wee jah jang tells us... dozens of people have bebe killed... and there's widespread damage. 3 at sot)land crumbling(track 1--new video landslide+map)the 7-point-5 magnitude earthquame caused this massive landslide in pakistan...(graphic map) even though the epicenter wa 450 mileaway, in northern afghanistan.people in india could feel the impact, too. (nat sot)man speaking(track 2) "it was a huge tremor. we were terrified..." said this indian government worker...one of countless people who fled shaking buildings...running for t

i'm standing hoboken right now as you can see i'm at the lowest level, near the city where it meets the hudson river. water floods into the city during super storm stanley. i talked at the mayor to to find out how they are preparing for the storm. >> the city is working on getting prepared. moving our is ready. making sure core team is ready. >> so after hurricane sandy they had $230 billion for billion dollars for infrastructure to make the city more resilient. that things like water pumps, to pump water when the city floods. inside is a pump, under ground they pump water from up there work it's really flooded and they pump it back into the hudson river's. one is being used, one is not. >> said i have one pump. >> how many do they think they need. >> one pump that was online during hurricane sandy only took five days to get rid of the water. in comparison after i read, it took two weeks. >> you have $230 $30 million. that's a lot of money. it's been three years, the city could be underwater again, they have one pump. what have they been doing over the past three years? planning these projects. >> l

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city. 66 poughkeepsie. these numbers are warm for this hour of the day. southwest. so, that will really warm things up. this line of showers is pushing through this morning from the hudson river valley through the city and south. then the second area of showers is with the actual cooler drier air. by the time this gets across out. this evening. rainfall totals an inch and a tenth at bridgeport. somerville and trenton. an inch and a half around newark and up to teterboro. futurecast is showing that batch of rain sliding through by 5:30 to 7:00. i want to show you the line of those showers dry out. the drier air, cooler air pours in here for tonight. so, we will look at temperatures of 73, windy, warm this afternoon. here comes the front. cooler tomorrow with sunshine. it's bright, brisk, back to tomorrow night 8:07, great weather at citi field. winds northwest 6 to 12. that will be great for daniel murphy. trick or treat weather is great. 52 to 50 in the evening hours. saturday night set your clocks back. it will not be a treat on sunday if you don't set your treats back. you will be early for everything. windy, warmer 73 this afternoon. tonight clear and cooler weather. winds

(matt) the event, and auction, is this thursday night, at bev's on the river, in sioux city. things get going with a silent auction at 5:30. have up for auction? 19th annual auction to benefit the children of tanzania will be held on thursday, october 22, 2015 at bev's on the river. silent auction will start at 5:30 pm and continue until 7:00 pm. program and live auction will begin promptly at 7:00 pm and will include vacation homes, jewelry, dinner, african items and much more. hors d'oeuvres and cocktails will be available to our guests. when we come back.... your diet... kale. we'll step we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. what we need is s adership to fix a few big things... so that this country takes off d soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... d pursue them with a avengeance. sfx: applause jeb. proven conservative. al results. packebush, fairway foods registered di

florida senator marco rubio will hold a "meet and greet" at "bev's on the river", in sioux city, at 4:00pm. and, friday night, there's a six-county gop rally, in orange city, on the northwestern campus. the main event starts at 7 p.m. santorum and rubio will be there, along with carly fiorina, and new jersey governor chris christie. a fiery emergency on the tarmac of an airport in fort l lderdale, florida. a plane cauaut fire before taking off this morning to venezuela. witnesses saw what looked like fuel leak out of the plane when the left engine caught fire and burst into flames. 101 people were on board. 15 people ended up in the hospital. the papaengers all escapepefrom the plane by a chute. "i heard like a bump and i heard people screaming, running to the front, i'm like what's happening, so i turn around and look in the window and it's like flames all over the turbine of the plane." firefighters, arrived minutes later and were able totoxtinguish the flames with chemical foam. officials say that none of the injuries were considered life threatening. but, one passenger suffered se

river. in jersey city, brian thompson, news4 new york. >>> rafael is here wih a look at the weather, espo ially fore people going to he baseball game. >> we won't see freezing, but in the 30s, wind chills in the 30s. >> that freezing. it's not technically freezing, but it's freezing. you know what i meanv 32? >> i do knre what you mean. for folks sitting there inning after inning, you start to feel it. ybe gloves are not a bad idea. i know it seems like an exaggeration this time of year, but just do it. you don't have to wear them if you're too hot. we are going to technically hit freezing north and west of town. ok at that beautiful view. lots of sunshine there. 48 degrees and we have loaded sunshine skies right now. these go into effect sunday morning, tomorrow morning. putnam county, orange county, places like northwest new jersey, interior central new jersey and northern fairfield county, that freeze warning in effect and then we have a freeze watch in effect for monday morning for even more of the tri-state, not the city, though. 51, the actual temperatures, but it really feels like 40s th

it's all part of a $12 million proposal to stop using the flint river as the city's drinking water source week it declared a public health emergency after it found rising levels of lead in the water supply. >>> wildfires are spreading across the rockies today. forcing the evacuation of dozens of people living in the area. >>> california says it needs help battling its historic wildfires, so it's turning to prison inmates. >> reporter: inmates have been helping to fight wildfires in california since 1946. it is the oldest such program in the nation. >> the priority has always been the safety of the public, the safety of our own employees as well as being able to respond to national disasters, and the work that these inmates do on a daily basis. >> reporter: but now prison officials are proposing to allow inmates convicted of violent programs into the program. >> maybe we can include them because of their good behavior over the last ten years or so in prison. >> reporter: a shrinking prison population has contributed to the lowering number of inmate firefighters. >> we have had a record yea

city. up in hawarden the regional health care, the harvest festival gets started at nine. the 19th annual stem auction to benefit the children of tanzania as bev's on the river. the sioux city arts center popular event combines cultural centers. topping the list, the 14th 14th annual governor's conference comes to town thursday, 12:00 noon. governor brandt branstad will be in attendance. thanks for taking the time to join us, and make sure to circle sunday on your calendar. we'll be back next sunday morning.captioning provided bycaptions solutions, llc.captionsolutions.com (music) >>amanda: the dems debate, but did anybody gain anybody ground? plus iowa congressman david young joins us in-studio to talk about republican leadership. we also get his take on the presidential field. and is his seat safe? a challenger in-studio with us today. (music) >>thanks everyone for joining us on this week in iowa. i'm amanda krenz. the stage may have been a little less crowded, but the stakes were just as high. the five candidates tuesday night for the first democratic debate were less than half of the 11 on stage for the most

cedar rapids now have an idea of what the flood walls will look like that will go up along cedar river. city y ouncil unanimously voted to add thth design guidelines to the city's flood control management project. design teams will follow these guidelines over the next 20 years. the wall will feature openings for trails, roadways, and paths. the city council says the designs are simple and functional, and ey should put them right on track within the master plan. also in cedar rapids, the new bohemia and czech village areas could be gettig more money for improvement projects. property lwners there want the council to establish a self- sustaining municipal improvement distririt. that would raise industrial and business property taxes slightly, but the money would goight back to those areas. if the council approves it, the higher property ta rate would start july first. the city of dubuue now has 200 thousand dollars to use for a restoration project at eagle point park. the iowa department of natural resources awarded the grant from resource enhancement and protection. the city plans to use the

city this weekend. the g - o - p presidential hopeful will hold a happy hour at bev's on the river in sioux city friday night. that event's set to get started at 4 o'clock friday afternoon. 3 and former hewlett - packard c - e - o carly fiorina will also be in northwest iowa this weekend. her campaign says she'll be at the same g - o - p rally as santorum... that'll be this friday in orange city. she'll follow that with a 10 a - m event at the stoney creek inn in sioux city saturday that's all the time i've got for now... have a great in. the fireworks display in the netherlands went from an ooh and an ahh to an oh, no, disaster. fireworks set fire to a house that burned down. we are glad to tell you, though, everybody survived here. it's scarier than it looks, yet it is okay. coming up in this half hour, there are new calls for "snl" to dump donald trump. the comedy show faces a growing backlash for choosing the republican candidate as host. will producers withdraw the invitation? >> plus first on the scene of a dramatic accident. a chopper plane crash. we go inside the russ coup, that story is ahead.

water scues just since st night, so many that officials have ordered mandatory curfews in several cities. rivers are rising, dams are being breached. power has been knocked out and rainfalling inokrecord amounts and it's not over yet. 9 million americans remain u >>er a flood watch or warning. we have a team of correspondents across the area tonight. let's begin with gabe gutierrez tonight. >> neighborhoods are preparing for another night, virtually cut off, evacuations are underway underway, more emergency shelters are opening, and it's still range. already under a federal state of emergency, tonight south carolina is under water, one of the worst floods in its history, in a staggering water rescue effort is underway. >> it just happened, ewe thought we were clear and it started pouring rain. >> she was trappedtin her home overnight. ever seen anything like this? >> never, ever. >> this area is amazing how much water is here. and it's just -- everything is inundated with floodwaters right now. >> more than 200 state roads impassable. a day after the city's wettest day on record. in 12 hours, mo

the event, and auction, is this thursday night, at bev's on the river, in sioux city. things get going with a silent auction at 5:30. a judge has seenced a sioux city woman to up to 25 years behind bars for her son's death, and neglect of two other children. 25-year-old rebekah willllms-mccarthy faced s silar charges to her husband michael williams. in april 2014, williams brought his two-month- old son leonard to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. he died of malnutrition and dehydration. williams-mccarthy pleaded guilty to three different charges today. the first was child endangerment resultltg in serious injury and she was s ven up to 10 years. "knowing that michael was on adderall and marijuana and i chose toeave leonard there anyway knowing that michael wasn't giving him the proper care that he needed," said defendant rebekah williams-mccarthy. she also pleaded guiltltto neglect of a dependent person for another child and was given up to 10 years as well. her third guilty plea was for child endangerment resulting in bodily injury which involved a third

.: we get acquainted with the charles river and will be city borrow an idea from disney rolled? -- disney world? ed: steve carell was on the ellen story. how. >> is marshall hill' s general store. we bought it about eight years ago. >> 11 love that you general store. what do you sell? >> it is not going very well. >> maybe that is why i have to talk about it. go to this store. ed: it is right next to the post office. steve and his wife will spend the summer' s in the quaint towns of marshfield. j.c.: now that allen has told everybody, guess what will happen? >> it will be full. ed: up next, the claims about his personal trainers pass that have him under scrutiny. j.c.: much more about a lawyer and his girlfriend accused of murdering a man. what ties them to a third suspect. also, a stolen american flag at kindness . students and staff showing love for a beloved school worker. ed: the chicago cubs fans are tonight hoping that this is the ear, and none has higher hopes than a woman whose husband following them for a long time. the runner dolan was born 101 years ago. she may begin

skies, live look at palmyra cove nature park new jersey camera looking across the delaware river at center cityall quiet. we will be seeing more clouds today, compared to yesterday but enough sunshine will warm us up. here's october overall not a bad month. seven days of over 75 degrees. only four days with some rain. we have that this weekend. high temperatures so far 80 degrees. our lowest temp 35 that happened on monday morning. fifty-one right now you at the airport, wind direction out of the southwest, and that keeps us nice and mile. cold front still to our west, 63 in cleveland. so, much of the east coast, sitting in the warm air for one more day. showers ahead of the front across northern central pennsylvania and a some cloud, mostly showers should break up but stays to the north as our front comes through tonight, maybe gets sprinkled in the evening but otherwise just some cloud and then noticeably cooler conditions returns for weekend. we are seeing high color up toward lehigh valley and poconos. we are getting close to peak. maybe planning a trip this weekend up into the mountains it

some of the most severe damage is in toms river ocean city and long beach island. >> we're just breathing a sigh of relief that joaquin didn't decide to head our way. let's turn to meteorologist bill evans. >> sometimes you can have a pattern setup reich that that produced more rain over the carolinas than probably what hurricane joaquin would have produced. what we're looking at today is a wind out of the northeast at 13 to 20 miles per hour, and we're looking at a good ride home today if you're taking the ferries, dry humidity, about a 14 miles an hour wind over the jersey city. if you're taking one of the ferries back and forth from brooklyn, great after school sports weather. 65 degrees, just a little sun and clouds mixed. it will be nice and breezy. we're going to talk about 70s, mid-70s by wednesday in your moment. >>> thank you bill. we are less than a month away from the 2015tcs new york city marathon, and coming up, we'll tell you who will serve as this year's grand marshal. >> plus the historic flooding in the south. how one couple was able to pull together a wedding during that

glassy conditions on the delaware river looking across the river at the city sky line. the nice visibility, no fog, going on in parts of the region right now. here are headlines, a top ten day to day as we are's in the sunshine and comfortable conditions. temperatures still above average. we will talk about wet conditions returning for friday evening, and no worries, we will dry out for weekend and cool things down. waiting for more fall like conditions wait a couple more days it will get here. fifty-two in millville. fifty-seven in delaware at this hour. as we get closer, we are milder at the airport at 60 but still outer suburbs still chilly this morning. palmyra 51. forty-eight in mount holly and chalfont and cold spots again to the north and west, quakertown, doylestown, ambler all coming in mid to upper 40's this hour. nothing happening on storm scan three, that is compliments of high pressure large and in charge. that keeps our skies mainly clear. sun behind on tap. there is that high. it starts to move off shore today this allows our next cold front to approach t

heavy rain over the weekend spread litter from the streets and the bafrpthz of the beirut river all over the citylunteers from the you stink campaign are trying to help. the hash tag you stip has been the lobbying tool donning face marks. volunteers gathered to pick up what they could. >> the main idea was to clean the banks the river and because of the rain, we were to paut the trash into the river. the river has been changed into a dump instead of a river and the health issue is is becoming very dangerous. the garbage crisis has ignited mass protests against the government. angry governments took to the streets four weeks ago. they demanded parliament take action or resign. anti-government protesters are accusing lawmakers of corruption. they say parliament members are busy lining their own pockets. they are demanding the government provide basic services. >> all 24 ministers have veto power now and they are debating their share of everything in power and basically crimming the entire government which has not metaphor the past six weeks in any meetings. the counsel of ministers is totally cripp

freeze watch for areas highlighted here, vineland i'll include it, maurice river, corbin city and this is going to be for saturday night and sunday night with temperatures hovering closer to 30 degrees. we shouldn't see any 20s in jersey, that's mainly confined to the lehigh valley and the poconos. satellite radar shot shows we have a few clouds that are lingering. if you're closer to the lehigh valley and into the poconos from philadelphia and along the shore, clear skies. we're watching the few scattered showers starting to push into the poconos. we do expect these to die out as you get south of the poconos as we head into the rest of tonight. we expect to stay nice and dry on your friday evening. let's talk temperatures in your future weather here as we progress the model, we'll show you as we get into saturday, it is going to be a cool start to the morning, temperatures in the mid 40s but into saturday during the day we'll warm into the mid 50s but won't be until saturday night you'll start to see the 30s and 20s on the map. we'll do it all over again sunday evening. i am tracking

taking a live look at the schuylkill river where city leaders are trying to reduce the amount of plastic waste in the water and along the trail with the choose to reuse initiative. today they came together to announce new free water bottle filling stations that will stretch along kelly drive, officials hope the change will encourage people to opt for reusable water bottles. as part of the effort, more than 12,000 reusable water bottles will be given away this weekend. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, we have cooler weather today, but, of course, that didn't stop some people from getting outside. nbc 10 in ventor, atlantic county, where cameras caught folks strolling along the boardwalk, beautiful dunes and ocean, doesn't matter what time of year, it's beautiful at the shore. and the headlines, well, much colder air. you're really going to feel it tonight. weekend showers, couple of them. not going to ruin anybody's weekend, i don't think, and the strongest hurricane ever recorded is about to hit mexico. now we've got cl