and i spoke to the mayor of saint augustine. she said saint augustine is resilience. it is so resilience and they have so much love for this great city. >> but, in situations like this, it is almost like they're holding on so much and lets hope and pray that the structures as old as they are do not give into the impact that we are going to feel from hurricane matthew pretty soon. >> shelby, in terms of storm surge, what have you seen and how much worse can it get there in saint augustine? >> say that one more time >> no, i totally get it. >> storm surge, how bad as it been thus far and is it expected to get worse? >> reporter: okay. absolutely expected to get worse. the storm surge are saying right now at least 9 feet and getting up to 12 feet here. a lot of people are saying you are over reacting and when the fire chief told us -- i don't have one of the poles right now. there was a pole about 10 feet high and he was expecting the worst case snare joe cenariosce were we are not over reacting. storm surges is really the most dangerous thing that's facing saint augusti

one church, saint sabina, just celebrated its 100th anniversary. controversial leader says churches like his need to regain their voice. jessica: 100 years after its first service, the congregation at saint sabina is reminded of its deep roots in this southside chicago community. >> i represent the irish catholics that began the faith community of saint but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. the majority of the congregation here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome in this sanctuary! jessica: at the helm for more than three decades, father mike pfleger, known just as much for his social activism as his sermons. often at the forefront of protests against violence, guns, drugs, and racism, in one of the most segregated cities in the nation. >> if you continue to treat communities like they are third world countries, and abandon and neglect of them, you are going to continue to have the same results. jessica: father pfleger is often flanked by politicians, national civil r

but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. the majority of the congregation here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome in this sanctuary! jessica: at the helm for more than three decades, father mike pfleger, known just as much for his social activism as his sermons. father mike, as he is known, is often at the forefront of protests against violence, guns, drugs, and racism, in one of the most segregated cities in the nation. >> if you continue to treat communities like they are third world countries, and abandon and neglect of them, you are going to continue to have the same results. jessica: father pfleger is often flanked by politicians, national civil rights leaders, and celebrities, and has a loyal following here. >> my perspective of life, my changedthe future, is simply because of his passion. >> we have the power to change the future. we have the power to say, hey, that is not ok. jessica: but his methods often ruffle the feathers of city leaders, police, and the catholic church. arrested protesting

clearer skies now with the drier air highb . 85 international. 83 at saint petersburg. and the dew point a little higher with the easterly flow. high levels of the atmosphere. that doesn't add up to much in the way of substantial cloudiness to help dry to showers across the state from east to west. in the tropics we are watching an area with an 80% chance of developing into a named storm. next name on the list is otto. this likely would stay offshore though as you can see here on the graphic. this likely would be the area carry this pretty far to the north at this point. so we are not too concerned about this one affecting us. it is a reminder that the 2016 hurricane season is underway. that is the track from the computer models here for invest 99-l. that is what it is called. an area of investigation by the national hurricane center off of florida's east coast. this is an area during october, where these storms typically develop. this is a storm in the pacific nowhere near us but it should pass north of manila in the philippines. south of taiwan. it is headed for south

dew points, 65. 70 in saint petersburg. throughout the last week, we have seen the easterly flow across the bay into downtown, so the humidity has been a little bit higher higher but the dew point numbers have been a little higher as well. temperatures have been a little bit cooler. red tide not very good news here for pinellas county. of the infectant here from the actual red tide into some of the inland water ways. the canals. folk ins sarasota county are feeling this. if you are sensitive to red tide, you feeling it along coastal areas. satellite, quiet. radar, same thing. we have dry air, quite a bit high in the atmosphere. but it is helping to stabilize the atmosphere. 35 miles an hour winds for this tropical wave invest 99. you can see that forecast ac keeping it well off the east coast of florida. not the same story in the pacific. we have typhoon hyaima. the philippines should move across the northern part of the philippines and pass generally north of manila which is good news. and eventually pasting south of taiwa

. >> reporter: saint pete police chief suspended anthony green after she was arrested for driving under the influence. they discovered green behind the wheel of his personal car on golf boulevard last night. >> he was stopped, his vehicle was stopped in the middle of the street. he was found passed out. >> reporter: green, now on leave with no pay. but this is not the officer's first dui arrest. he was also booked back in december of 2009. authorities say he was involved he was placed on desk duty but allowed back on the streets following a month's suspension following the investigation. green was given a second chance. >> he made a mistake the first time. hopefully, he found the right thing to do, but he didn't. he was out there drinking again. he represents all of us here at the police department. >> reporter: the chief says officers also have the right to do process when arrested. taxpayers believe green should have been let go the first time. >> i don't know. it sou need to get another one. you know. and get him some help. >> reporter: now, when green was arrested back in 2009, he c

. >>> two saint petersburg officials forced off the job over a sewage scandal are firing back at the mayor. they were placed on unpaid leave by mayor rick kriseman last month. they were accused of covering up a report that warned of major sewage spills if the treatment plant. levett wrote there was no attempt by staff to hide the report and the whistle blower's e-mail was taken as fact despite his misrepresentation of the report. now, a retired publics works administrationer is weighing in. mike connor said none signed up given false allegations. >>> the northwest little league in saint petersburg continues to struggle to pay its bills. earlier this season, the company that handles registration and fees failed to pay the league the $35,000 that the parents paid but only three weeks left in the season. the league president is still geting the run around. >> the dog died, sorry, i have been out of town. i have been sick. we have heard a lot of excuses why they cannot givetous money. >> the league presid as well. the dark as the days get shorter, they must pay more to keep the lights on

. >> does it main saint death? >> yeah, literally means saint or holy death. this is a folk tradition that emerged in mexico. a female figure of death kind of like the grim reaper is worshiped as a saint so she can be on an altar next to the virgin of guadalupe and other sorts of figures. it's seen by some people as satanic but by practitioners it's just seen as one of many saints or holy figures that can intercede on your behalf. this is a lot of people's favorite object in the entire museum. it is two ducklings. so together it is not really a two-headed duckling. >> they were not born like that? >> they were not born like that. >> reporter: in fact, blame tonight full moon or some kind of enchantment but after a while i started acting like some of the museum's inhabitants. safe to say there's something for every maturity level at the museum of morbid anatomy including those with an affinity for intellectual history and art. of the dead animal variety. one piece in particular stood out. ? >> so this is the centerpiece this is a piece called the kittens' weddi

roger is a saint anselm alumnus and his wife have been giving back to the school for years. >> saint anselm college has broke ground on what will be a new student center thanks to a historic donation. >> it's a tremendous day for the college. it sfeeks the commit dwhrament the jeans have for the institution and the love that they have for the people here. >> roger and francine jean are donating $6 million the largest donation in school history. roger is a graduated in 1970's. >> the thing that makes me, you know, feel good at least, is the students and what they'll be able to do here. >> existing student slernt be expanded to accommodate a growing school population. >> as we become larger and more sophisticated, our students are expecting more. it's something we recognized we need. >> it will feature a bookstore, months. >> we have the student success theme and the student activities theme. so it will be added to very significantly and really become the hub of our campus activity. >> i'm super excited for the donation. i'm glad that i chose saint a's because that shows how much pride

john's river, but we are seeing the ocean come up streets that look like streams in saint augustine and florid florida's coast continues to battle with this hurricane. fierce winds, gushing waters

. >>> warnings ignored ahead what saint pete leaders knew and when they knew it. good evening, everyone. >> thanks for joining us. millions of gallons of sewage poured out of a waste water holding tank during the hurricane and floated to tampa bay. today, the city leaders in saint petersberg met to point fingers and figure out how to stop it from happening again. news channel 8 was there. >> reporter: today, city councilmembers tried to get to millions of gallons of waste water was released into tampa bay after hurricane hermine. could it have been prevented? today, various firms explained their involvement in regards to waste water and sewage studies. they tried to sort it out. representatives from brown and caldwell warned of the spills if it was included in a 2014 report. councilmembe m with staff members in the storm water department and not with the entire city koupbs smile this report we are talking about was 2014. when i -- council in this report we are talking about was 2014. >> this is a culture of withhold information and we will make a decision ourselve

. >> here it is, right here, 35 miles east of saint augustine. it's in the clear as is orland orlando, melbourne, but jacksonville, a fire hose of tropical rain. you have the warm colors, the yellows and oranges and even red, that's where you will find the stron strongest winds at times gusting the other concern through the night and into tomorrow morning, tropical tornados, you have the wind passing over the ocean, the water and as the band of wind cups ashore, land lands, friction slows it down. you get a little turning of the winds, wind sheer. that will set up these little tropical tornados oeu/ top of the hurricanes from bad to worst. this continues to be the swaying overnight. thankfully, the hurricane as a whole will tomorrow, but not where it is not a concern. very much a concern. 69 foot storm surge. on the storm time line east of saint augustine, north, northwest at 12 miles an hour, probably comes briefly ashore at beaufort, charleston, south carolina and rise up towards myrtle beach and wilmington and it will go back to the south and

so we want to show you pictures from saint august florida and the sea that we dealt with. and businesses and that's absolutely devastating. as we prepare for the storm ahead of time, charleston starting to board up businesses and windows and they have headed the warnings to get out. once the storm surge comes up, there's nowhere to go. >> when it comes to a hurricane the focus is on wind. there's nothing scarier. watching the wall of water coming in fast -- georgia and south carolina the focus toni there. we'll send it back to dave and lisa for now. very dramatic pictures. download the app to track hurricane matthew on your smartphone and tablet. you can get storm updates on facebook and twitter and on our website, cbs boston.com. stay with us and the cbs evening news is live in saint august where they are dealing with storm surge coming up where investigators are searching for a stolen car like this one in connection with a deadly home invasion where an elderly man was murdered and his wife is in the hospital tonight. christina haguer is live tonight and i know you spoke

it's going to be beautiful in saint pete. saturday night is just like tonight and sunday night too, we are nice. 60s on th to crystal river. it's 72 in bradenton and 73 73 in tampa saint pete. it's breezy in the morning and then a break midday and breezy in the afternoon. now lets get into the forecast. there will be a few extra clouds later in the afternoon from the south. also we are on the humid side so we get some low clouds. i did not think we see rain from those. rain chances less than 10%. if you are heading to the orlando area, do not cancel your plans. it should be nice. we have lots the water temperature is 72 degrees. the whipped is offshore. -- wind is offshore. it's going to be bumpy out there. small craft caution advisor wri has -- viery has come down a bit. low tide in the morning, high tide in the afternoon. there is the seven-day forecast. it includes halloween. or treat time is 81 degrees. >> you are back in torm. >> when that offense is kicking, there is no way to stop that. that's coming up after the break

saints go up. their next drive. this time on the ground. mount vernon rolls 62-6ment lisbon looking to bounce back after their first loss of the season. on the move, plays hide and seek with the camera and there this. jeanette calls zone number, plunges in. lions go up 7-0. lisbon trying to add to their lead but trevor cherry climbs the ladder for the interception. lisbon back on track with a 21- # win. first play for the links and it's a good one. ryan miller takes the pitch, cuts it back and look at the speed. miller, though, just not fast takes it all the way down to the 1 after the 53-yard gain. don't worry, his baseball buddy finishes the job. he walks in for the score. then later in the quarter they fake out everyone, including the camera man. rolls in for the score. don't forget to tune in to our all the action starts at 10:35. >>> i'm going to start my day tomorrow with a little hawk eye football. kick off 61 degrees. a slight shower is a possibility but mainly before the game starts. >> go hawks. thank you for watching cbs news cap

florida, probably damage on like they have seen in a long time and maybe ever from jacksonville to saint augustine. this is the real deal. if you have anyone in the path of this storm from melbourne to jacksonville, northern florida, it is going to be an ugly situation. in 30 years of doing whether i have never suggested this, this is a storm a lot of folks across northern florida are t a should. for us, no changes, it will be windy, gusty winds, polk county a little nasty late tomorrow into friday, in terms of this track this is one model talking about a hurricane where the center will likely go right over the cape over marat island rolboue,daytona, flagler, saint augustine, jacksonville. areas that have never seen hurricanes like this before, this is unprecedented in terms of weather history with the state of florida, probability of tropical storm force winds obviously on the low side, this coast, that boutht, those numbers k unty are closer to 60 or 70 or 80. again, if you live in polk county or highlands county, and if you live in sumter county this track will have a bigger impact on

jenna bush hager filling in and "mood" by saint hotel. they're downstairs and rehearsing. they will be playing for us and they will make your friday fine. >> i love it! right? >> a little old school. actress and recently married, nan camp from "pitch perfect." >> and scream tv. will have your kids coming to your house. >> when you live in new york city, you have to put your name down with the doorman that says anybody can come up. i like that. >> do you say anybody can come up. >> i say come and trick or treat. and how to add pizazz has leg wear this time around. >>> we have a performs by circus soleil, their 35th show since 1984. >> we have more. so many things going on, plus, you are not going to believe this. >> what? >> this is how we know it's friday. we have our own cheering section. the rutgers university scarlet knight are here. championship. there's a reason they're here. first, we love them. >> we don't get to travel with the cheering squad although we wish we could travel with the cheering squad. we were feeling a little tired. all of a sudden -- >> here's why t

. >> here is the hurricane, 35 miles east of saint august teen florid teen. i -- -- augustine. from augustine, 86 miles per hour. thankfully, the core of the strongest has remains off shore the entire day. there was concern yesterday the eye would graze the florida coastline, that's where we would have seen very intense wind. now, we focus our concern on the -p/ continuation of the wind, but bands of heavy wind and rain moving shore. the eye wall continues to head north, northwest and eventually, will start to curve north toward savannah. charleston, by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. expected to weaken, category 2 hurricane. as we advance our time line, it begins to peel off to the right and weaken significantly. how much rain is on the way, >> 6, in charleston, south carolina. the wind over the next 24-hours does begin to subside, but, south carolina, georgia coastline -- -- we'll talk more about our weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> we are kind of starting to see some of the devastation that storm is nging behind there in florida. alex is live >> hurricane matthew battering

this is video from saint augustine. to evacuate. alex deprado here with more on that. >> reporter: officials urged people in northern florida to evacuate. some have stayed. storm surge in hurricanes is usually the biggest killer. >> how many kids are in there? 20. >> reporter: in saint augustine 20 adults and children are surrounded by water at an inn. the grp >> we have been in contact with them. they told us they don't wish to have any assistance. at this point in time none of our first responders are going out in the storm. >> reporter: other parts of the coastal city have been inundated with water. storm surge is a major concern in palm coast near jacksonville sea water is pushed up against homes. glass doors the only thing in daytona beach the high winds blew part of a roof off a building. those winds pushing water over a sea wall at the hilton resort. nearby storm surge has gone over the beach and into the bathroom. officials say it is the biggest killer. >> we tend to talk about wind and the power outages. it is about the dam

ben: this is a look at the storm surge in saint augustine. you see water covering the roads there. matthew battering the coast there. causing m the coast. the storm is also turned deadly. alleys to two people -- at least two people killed by hurricane matthew. good evening. i'm ben simmoneau. maria: i maria stefanos. things have changed, harvey? harvey: yes, the storm as we can just a little bit, it is just under category three to category mile per hour winds instead of 115. it is east of jacksonville. but hurricane force forging can be up to 60 miles to the west. they have been brushing the florida coastline. the coast of georgia, south carolina, and north carolina they are the part of the storm. the weakening process will be very gradual. it still will be remaining in hurricane for at least another train for hours. we have got up to 66 miles per ho. brunswick and nevada now. they are gusting up to 49 miles per hour. hurricane force winds will brush the northeast course of florida, the coast of south carolina. all the way of the coast until he gets farther east and weakens even mo

saint augustine gusting over 70 miles per hour. strong gusts and the core of the strongest winds staying off shore so good news on that account. we will be watching over the next 36 hours more storm surge to the georgia coastline and south carolina coastline and a 4-9-foot surge and i'm most concerned of charleston. also nicole in the atlanta and it's helping to force it towards the coastline so that's the next 36 hours. that track is crucial. don champion is in daytona beach where they see the strongest winds today. >>> good evening, we're still dealing with powerful winds on the back end of matthew, even as people here assess the damage across the region. there's flooding and plenty of scenes like this. downed trees and power lines but people here say it could >> hurricane matthew pounded the florida coast with blinding rain and winds gusting over 100 miles per hour. the governor says matthew remains a serious threat as it moves north. >> the worst part is still to come. >> hurricane force winds snapped trees and destroyed the si

jenna bush hager, filling in, and move by saint motel, downstairs, rehearsing. they are going to be playing for us. they are going to make your friday fine. >> yeah. doesn't that seem like a party? i love it. >> i'm already -- >> right? >> it's a little old school. >> i like it. >> a fun show to kick off your camp is here, you know her from "pitch perfect." lately she has not been a very good girl. >> i can't wait to hear why. and we'll make your halloween creepy and cool to have kids coming to your house. do you want them culling to your house? >> when you live in new york city you have to put your name with the doorman to say anybody can come up and i say that. >> do you say that? >> i just say, come and >> and fits for less. leg wear this go-round. >> and a wonderful performance from cirque du soleil. >> and more. so many things going on here. >> what? >> plus, you're not going to believe this. >> what? >> how we know it's friday. >> what? >> we have our own cheering section. the rutgers universe cheerleaders are here, ranked cheerleading championship. a reas

that's the new orleans saints' battle cry there, and an inspiring 14-year-old girl arguably their number one fan got the ultimate surprise. >> not to be confud only catching the team's attention, but he's been attending the team's practices. here's abc's robin roberts. >> reporter: he's not your average new orleans saints fan. >> moving so fast. >> reporter: what you call a >> run a half back wheel. >> okay. we'll put one in. >> okay. touchdown! >> reporter: attending practices, games, and shows them a little tough love. >> you're trying to do stuff that you can't do. you're trying to be mr. showoff. >> reporter: this quality time with the favorite team keeps his spirits up as he faces a serious illness. the 14-year-old has been battling chronic liver disease his entire life, which affected his physical growth, and he's currently on the waiting list for a liver transplant. >> being in the hospital for seven to 14 days is rough for a kid. >> reporter: meeting the saints a year ago at an extended hospital stay. >> hit as hard as you can. >> reporter: making a lasting impression. >> oh, my,

i have a sister in saint augustine. because of hurricane matthew, the deadline to register to vote in florida has been extended to next tuesday. >>> the national transportation safety board says the fbi is taking over the investigation into a small airplane crash in connecticut that killed one of the two pilots. nbc news aviation -- says this happened on a busy road near pratt & whitney. >> good afternoon. the situation on the ground in east hartford connecticut has been baffling throughout the day. but the fbi, the ntsb and the faa are saying that this on main street in east hartford, this plane, a twin engine private plane went down on main street yesterday killing the student pilot. now the instructor pilot says the two were arguing prior to the crash. and that the student pilot said he did not want to fly anymore. and according to the instructor pilot, intentionally crashed the plane. however, the fbi says there is no evidence of terrorism. the student pilot was a jordanian national. he had received his private lice

his saint's day is being celebrated today in the u-s. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at your forecast. track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at your forecast. thank you for joining us for the k-w-w-l news at six. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show... pat sajak and vanna white. hello! thank you, jim. that was a very pleasant walk. i enjoyed that. thank you. welcome. have a good show. i'll see you later. okay. hi. you're here. we've been waiting for you. ready for this? well, you sort of have to be, i guess. get ready. our first "toss up," it's worth $1,000.

. >>> saint petersburg police tonight investigating the death of a man found floating in a lake. the 60-year-old victim was discovered at booker creek park on 13th avenue north. foul play is not suspected at with saw the police show up. and has a lot of concerns. >> this is not a good thing. i come here to park every day and it is not something i want to see. >> as soon as we get more information about this case, we will bring that to you on air and online. >>> a largo woman was hit and killed by an suv overnight in saint petersburg. dana santoyo stepped off of a curb onto a path of a dodge durango, the driver swerved but the right si her. he immediately stopped and called 911. she later died at the hospital. >>> two people are recovering to night after a stabbing at an ybor city nightclub. this happened in club sky on east eighth avenue. one person rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. another victim suffered minor injuries. we are told police did detain one person, but we don't know how that person is involved. >>> all new tonight, a sad update to a story. a

same in saint petersburg. but the wind direction is from the northwest. dry here here ahead as i mentioned. dry air behind the front. that is the actually front. you can see it on the water vapor imagery. at the surface too. maybe a few clouds pushing to the south. you saw the radar reflectivity there on max defender 8. next five days, this area we have a prayer. the cold front coming in is just going to sweep it all away. not that concerned at all for us and not looking to become a tropical storm. but it is on the map. football forecast, usf, they are traveling to philadelphia to play temple. scattered showers. that game is played tonight at 7:00. ucf. orlando ucf and the huskies are playing in east hartford, connecticut tomorrow at noontime. tallahassee. should be fantastic weather for north florida and the bucs are playing san francisco, 49ers. 70 degrees there out in california. they always have great weather. rpm wrap model for the short term, here comes the fronted. note the wind shift, everything coming in from the northwest. that's good. because t

the blessing coincides with the "feast of saint michael". the e-m-s workers were treated to lunch... and first responders received a saint michael medallion. "... to offer thank you to first responders. they are there in moment of crisis trauma situations and bring people to hospital to begin their healing so we 3 years ago at dignity health and saint martin campus, and continuing today." the long tradition is part of the catholic church. the blessing was non-demonational and open to all faiths. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty weekend heat for us at 92 on saturday with 88 on sunday. we'll also see the wind increase on saturday with 25 mph, then to 35 mph on sunday. the strongest wind is expected on monday with gusts to 40 mph. highs drop to 74 degrees on monday afternoon, then 79 tuesday as the wind decreases. highs stay around 80 on wednesday, then 83 on thursday. weekend heat for us at 92 on saturday with 88 on sunday. we'll also see the wind increase on saturday with southwest gusts to 25 mph, then

janna jones, live in saint petersburg. thank you, janna. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump will campaign in new hampshire and maine today. rival hillary clinton has no scheduled events until wednesday's presidential debate in los angeles. kain, will campaign all weekend in florida. senator kaine has a voter registration event in miami, and another one tomorrow in palm beach county. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence is campaigning here in florida. he attended a rally in miami on friday. governor pence will join senator marco rubio at a campaign dinner in tampa today. the victory dinner event brings together influential grassroots leaders from across the state. the event is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. >>> they're young. before, and they may hold the out come of this year's election in their hands. nbc's jacob soborov looks at whether marijuana on the ballot can drive millennial voters to the polls. >> this is a voter registration booth. normally you'd see one of these things at a college cam

saints trying to answer later, bryce schultz, gets swallowed up in the backfield, xavier trailed 8-0 after the first quarter, they got things going in the second, dropping back and drops a dime on younger saints win 32-8 and take the district crown. elsewhere in 3a, taking on independence and spencer says that's a check of sports.terry is back with a final your weather first forecast. . >>> we're back with terry a little drop of rain over the about over all. >>> the main feature of the weekend will be the warm temperatures, we've got 70s in the forecast for both tomorrow and sunday, and by monday, could even be up in the 80s one thing you can see, there is cloud cover and that's the warm air that's returning to the midwest, as that goes up and over the cool air that caused our frost this morning it is giving up some of these clouds but really no precipitation showing up there is a weak disturbance tomorrow afternoon as you mentioned could squeeze out a shower or maybe an isolated thunderstorm later in the day, especially tomorrow evening but over all i and a warm one too, a little br

saint john's river is at that flood stage. the area that is at flood stage is the north port of the county. it is a problem for lake county, the county to our west but also to the northeast part of that area for volusia county, so we'll be monitoring those conditions, we generally will put up no wake zones but this has been a wind and rain event for us and the water event with the storm surge and what we've experienced along the coast. >> so, jim, a mandatory kecurfe is in effect. did people stay in their homes? did they leave? how much pressure is put on the first responders? >> of course, as you had pointed out earlier, at noon, the storm was directly, the hurricane was directly off of daytona beach. it is moving to the north. we're extremely anxious to get below tropical storm force winds to get the fire, rescue, ems, law enforcement responding out there to do search and rescue and check on the conditions in the community. it was reported earlier, you know, it is blustery out there. a lot of standing water. we've got over 2

this one the at saint gabriel's curve, this fellow going a little too fast around saint gabriel's curveht by saint gabe's home for the boys there so trash all over the center portion of the highway. thank goodness the grass is here, otherwise all this trash would be on the eastbound side of the roadway, so expect delays westbound leaving king of prussia, already bumper to bumper to bumper heading west out towards that saint gabriel's curve, good thing that is most traffic during the morning rush hour, comes the opposite way copping into philadelphia on the freeway we are dealing with some fog and it is hit and miss. it comes in fast, thick and that quick it blows out of here. the eastbound schuylkill started off the party this morning with a closure near university, and that is gone and all lanes are opened, that was the one that involved the truck carrying beer this morning. then vine street expressway westbound watch out for an accident approaching the ramps, for the schuylkill expressway so sue, a lot of fog, a lot of accidents, it would be great to hit that reset button today. >> th

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marissa kynaston is fast and first at the scene near saint rose and eastern. what are firefighters saying marissa? marissa adlibs chopper 13 fast and first over marissadlibs marissa adlibs also overnight-- las vegas firefighters were called out to also overnight-- las vegas firefighters were called out to a house fire in summerlin. this is video from the scene near summerlin parkway and town center. crews believe the fire started in a bedroom, but they're not sure exactly how. they believe it could be electrical because where the flames sparked there were electronics charging. the room is completely gutted. two adults and a teen were displaced. thankfully no on was injured. just moments ago.. union pacific railroad issued a statment--- following a late night fatal accident involving one of their trains and a be aware of designated crossing areas. officers were called out to the scene near lake mead and the i-15 around 8:30 last night. police say the man was trespassing on private property when he was hit, but right now they're not sure what he was doing. ahead

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and 79 in saint pete. that breeze coming out of the northeast, it's generally a warmer wind for us here. no surprise, temperatures a tad above average. 60s across the midwest. the cool stuff is back across the northern rockies. we'll tap into that in the coming days. here's the forecast, we'll contend with this east/northeast breeze. giving us a few spot rogue showers. a dry start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine by clouds build up. and a couple spotty showers. but long range, by the end of the week into the weekend, a cold front slides through. this one will be strong. not much in terms of rain ahead of it. but behind it. there's much cooler air that looks to come our way. i'm going to go ahead and give you the preview to that next weekend. look at these numbers. partly cloudy on saturday. winds pick up. 80 degrees. and then full sunshine by sunday. and that is certainly finally high. we're talking about wake up temperatures also dropping as well. we'll be looking at 85 by thursday. morning lows drop into the