sheffield drive aten road is where the accident is located. use caution there. you can see all of the marks on the map. this is the overnight construction we continue to follow. on the northeast extension, still deal, construction on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound near bensalem. broad street, one lane of traffic is getting by there. we have that normal construction set up on 95, northbound especially near bridge street and allegheny avenue. this is 76 at montgomery drive. both directions of 76 are moving along just fine. chris? >>> up next, moving day. it was supposed to be a simple job as simple as moving 3,000-pound letters by helicopter can be. the nine letters that led to an engineering nightmare in center city. >>> running toward trouble, a little boy on the loose and an alert officer who saved the day. you have to see how this ends. >>> look at this, the timetable to complete a highly visible project is on hold for you. pnb letters. they weigh more than $3,03,000 pounds each. they were detach

sheffield drive at brighton road, use caution there. a live look at very quiet vine street expressway. it's clear the entire length of the vine between 76 and 95, typically later in the morning, we can see a slowdown approaching 76. right now, no delays to report there. if you're making your way out in the lehigh valley, route 22, clear as can be at airport road. we have normal long-term construction out there. it's active on the northeast extension near quakertown and lansdale. >>> the taney dragons are moving on at the little league world series. they came from behind to beat a team from texas in a thriller last night in williamsport. they did in their final at-bat with two outs. >> this one to short. fielded cleanly to first. high throw and philadelphia wins! >> and philadelphia wins. with that play, the celebration begins, taney takes down texas in the second game of their tournament. katy zachry is live in center city with that story. people have really been getting behind this team. >> they rallied around the taney dragons, tracy.

that's not the long-awaited renovation of the wrigley field is about to begin, sheffield avenue between masson and waved and will close for infrastructure and work and preparation for construction on the ball park. because now own an extra 8 ft. of property on sheffield which will accommodate the expansion of the bleacher seats, on the ground lines have to move. >> this is that things are getting ready to start it will move quickly a for your project, this will move pretty rapidly when the season comes to a close. >> owners of eight will stop clubs and weasley sued the city and landmark commission. because several large outfield signs will obstruct their view of the playing field. at chicago is all about jackie robinson west as thousands celebrated their championship. >> the children were stars of the show. >> what up chicago! >> about 10,000 people lined up the parade and rally at millennium park and another 2000 saw the team at jackie robinson park on the south side. they received it yet be a welcome from a crowd that appreciate how they represented chicago. >> this is one of the best

that will we do however have accident montgomery county, sheffield drive at brighton road. you will notice lane blockage as a result of that. also, again, heading from new jersey, in and out of new jersey, or in new jersey, 42, 55, 295, on the green. katie we in the green weather wise? >> i would say so. i guess it depends, when we say you're in the green on radar, never good thing t always means there is green. i know what you mean boy. that will green means go in the traffic worlds. we can spin this anyway we want to, flight. >> i like. >> we've got nice day though, the bottom line here fungoids the weekends it, will be pretty nice day, as well. live on "skycam 3", ac looking good. basically clear sky out there right now, hands full every clouds have been rolling through, generally nice and clear and comfortable outside. so this has to be a good beach day. beach day forecast in a matter of seconds. sit tight. storm scan three quiet asbell, clear as a bell, a-okay here through the entire day. disturbance nearby may bring in quick shower, quick little burst of rain perhaps,

from sheffield and u.k. thank you. ok very short break and i will be up here though we've been bused. world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've gone to the future and covered. her. face. with economic ups and downs in the final months the london.

this is the world as seen through the eyes of a german geographer at sheffield university. it's earned benjamin hennig a place on the list of northern england's brightest minds. >> the maps that i deal with basically serve the principle of orientation in a different sense -- these maps don't take us from a to b, but they give us an idea of how the future could look, how we're shaping our planet, the environment, the countryside, and where it's necessary to change things. >> cartography has preoccupied humankind for millennia. maps were essentially used as a tool for geographical orientation. they helped traders, pilgrims, and travelers find their way. the era of exploration brought with it more precise maps that could also be used by seafarers. gerhard mercator developed the classic map of the world still familiar today. since then, maps of the earth's physical features have become more and more detailed, showing oceans, rivers, mountains, and valleys. >> my maps are based on the idea that other very complex spatial concepts, apart from the actual, physical space we live in

. >> the accident in plymouth meeting finally just cleared, sheffield drive at brighton road. average speeds on the highways looking great, 50 miles an hour is what we're seeing on 422 near the st. gabe's curve. 55 on the blue route, 58 on the pennsylvania turnpike. no big issues to report on the highways in the area. for drivers in chester county, route 100, quiet at commerce drive. just a few people out there right now. speeds are quiet. bridges in the clear this morning, the ben franklin bridge is looking good. this is what it's looking like. traffic is moving along just fine. that includesç the tacony pa a palmyra, burlington bristol. the bridges are clear. >>> breaking news that we're following. the most violent night yet in ferguson. now missouri's governor is sending in the national guard. here's what is new from overnight, the governor did post a statement saying the national guard is necessary because of a coordinated attempt to block roads and overrun unified command center. school is canceled again today because of the violence. they used smoke and tear gas to brea

they discovered a network of tunnels that lead into israel, but many here believe they sheffield united destroyed their livelihood indiscriminately. even this little cemetery was not spared. the destruction stretches all along the flank of gaza. trees uprooted. farmland ruined. factories and businesses destroyed. >> they destroyed everything. they want us to leave this place, but we're going to come back and rebuild once again. >> reporter: an estimated half million people are now homeless. >> an precedented firepower was unleashed on gaza. >> no one can justify what israel did here. this was a real and strong example of war crimes. >> human rights groups have called allegations of war crimes on both sides and the u.n. has named a panel to look into the matter. living among the rubble, investigation may not be enough to bring an end to their suffering and pain. al jazeera, gaza. >> israeli soldiers have raided the houses of three palestinians in the occupied west bank who they suspect was involved in the kidnapping and murder of three young israeli settlers. they were found dead in june

barney sheffield is the disaster coordinator for red cross in hawaii county and he's worried about potential damage to the ports. >> if it rains enough in hilo we would probably catch enough water for people to supply but there's a food problem. there's a limited amount of food at any one time. >> reporter: ivan piilani has seen a hurricane firsthand. it came through more than 30 years ago i i'm not worried but pretty anxious to see what happens. >> reporter: drivers face long lines to fill up on gas and many rush to fill up on food and water. within hours store shelves were empty. >> we have run out of water and we might not get shipments of that until thursday or friday. >> reporter: by then iselle is expected to leave hawaii with plenty of water of her own. an emergency spokesman said if there is a major disaster, they could have resources sent immediately from the west coast but if some of those supplies need to be shipped, it could take up to a week before they arrive. bee began shaban, cbs news, hilo, hawaii. >>> the back-to-back storm systems could pack a punch for people in hawaii. e

let's go in focus with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, carrie sheffield. steve what do we do? >> you're not going to perfectly seal a border but a lot more can be done. one is additional assets and two is enforcing additional law. those two guys should be rotting in u.s. jails from what they did several years ago and how about a president that takes border control seriously. his body language made it really clear he couldn't care less about it and that is from foundly demoralizing and reform our own immigration system so those plagued by the rules aren't punished as they are today. >> john, what do we do? >> trying to seal a 1700 mile border will work as well as the drug war meaning not at all. this is a terrible idea for those that like big armed government they would love the idea of increasing border security. the only solution is to allow market forces to work. those that are ambitious and want to come to this country and work we should allow them to come here. >> do we have boarders or not? if we can't enforce our border controls what are boarders at all? >> right. i agre

no sharky is a professor of robotics at sheffield university in the u.k. . he knows what military researchers are preparing. what concerns me most about the drones is not the five not the currently. in the loop drones but it's the future plans towards autonomy and the means drones that work on their own select their own targets and kill them and this seems that these are going to be required in the future if you're fighting a sophisticated force because the first thing they will do is to jam all the signals so you want feedback coming back you won't be able to control your drones etc so most restarting much aware of this in the united states roadmap since two thousand and four been discussing the idea of the next stage from monday in the loop to man on the loop to about a year ago i was at an international law conference and they're all these international lawyers arguing back and forth and one of them was the. general counsel for the u.s. air force and he said we would never ever work on armed autonomous systems because that would violate the law we would n

barney sheffield is the disaster coordinator for the red cross in hawaii county. he is worried about potential damage to the area's ports. >> it rains enough in hilo we can probably catch enough water that people will survive but it will be the food situation. there's a limited amount of food on island at any one time. >> reporter: ivan has seen the potential for disaster firsthand. he lost his hawaii home to a flash flood when hurricane iwa came through more than 30 years ago. >> i'm not worried. but pretty anxious to see what happens. >> reporter: drivers braved long lines at the pump to fill up on gas. and many rushed to stock up on food and water. but within hours, some store shelves were nearly empty. >> we have run out of water. we might not get shipments until thursday, friday. >> reporter: by then iselle is expected to have left hawaii with plenty of water of her own. bigad shaban, cbs news, hilo, hawaii. >> just as the two hurricanes bear down on hawaii, the big island was rattled by an earthquake. it had a magnitude of 4.5, struck on the northern tip of

or are as a civil engineer from sheffield in the u.k. who lost eleven members of his family in a single israeli airstrike he told us his story. after midnight and early morning. while my abilities were sleeping the block of flats three floors of the of each other they were helped by the first missile in which the israelis call. a warning listen while weaknesses call the guiding listen for the f. sixteen as you can imagine the terrified they started rushing down in their pajamas and nineteen is at the entrance of the building they were helped by the f. sixteen bomb which killed some of them injured many the entire neighborhood came out thinking that that's it the drawn so the missile and then the f. sixteen but to our show come of course to their tragedy a third. rocket by by the f. sixteen was was launched and killed the rest of them they are just as causing the joining forty year old brother. and their cousins. the fifteen and mohammed eleven the two sisters and the brother were the first in their school every year and the pairs and the

. >> the sun shines on the statue of hall-of-famer billy williams at the corner of sheffield and addisoneous day for cubs baseball on wgn sports. it's the hyundai leadoff man as the cubs host the first place milwaukee brewers. hi everyone. great to have you with us. wind blowing in a bit cool, but lots of sunshine on the authority side. the cubs have won two three against the first place brewers, who have a game and a half lead in the n.l. central. highlights from last night. a young fan enjoying the sights, so a

to discover the network of tunnels that lead into israel but many here believe that the soldiers sheffield united and destroyed their livelihood indiscriminately, even this little cemetery was not spared. the destruction runs all along the flank of gaza. trees ruins farmlands ruined. factories destroyed. >> they destroyed everything. they want us to leave this place. but we'll come back and rebuild again. >> reporter: an estimated half million people are now homeless. he said unprecedented amount of firepower was unleeched on gaza. >> it was intention they want death in the earth of minds of civilians. no region can justify what they have done here. this is a strong example for crime. >> human rights groups have called for investigation into alleged war crimes by both sides. and the u.n. has named the panel to look into the matter. but for gazaens now living amongst rubble and as the smell of unburied bodies hangs in the air, there may not be enough to bring an end to their suffering and pain. >> joining us from gaza, just a few hours left until the end of that five-day cease-fire, and acc

we know that the area is still being heavily sheffield united. that people have been told by the israeli army to stay in the houses, not to go out on the streets, not to drive their cars. communication now is very difficult. we have not been able to get through on the phones. there is no electricity, so it's a terrible situation. reports as well that one of the hospitals, the front of it, the entrance, had also been hit. so it's going to be a very difficult night ahead i would imagine in gaza. >> when the truce collapsed the majority of the fighting happened in gaza, and it's been very difficult for emergency cruis crews to reach the injured there. [ sirens ] >> reporter: we arrived near the border around two and a half hours after the cease-fire started. already the tank shelling had begun. most of the ambulances wait to go ferry the dead and injured out could get no further. and a crater created by an israeli shell. people were walking across no man's land carrying the bodies on stretchers. >> it looks like an earthquake has happened here. hous

the comments come as a town in southeastern ukraine was sheffield united for a third day. ukraine said that the shelling came from pro russian separatists and russia itself. the fighting makes it appear that a meeting on tuesday has made little impact on the ground. coming up, the slatest slew of political ads of everything of a parrot to shooting up television sets. and why this monkey has a special spot on the house speaker's desk. we have that in today's power politics. >> the controversy over the defender, the device that keeps the person in front of you from reclining on the plane. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male announcer ] tweet an expert and schedule a callback from any device. introducing the xfinity my account app. >> okay, let's take a look at wall street. a fairly q

the last time we were there it was getting sheffield united. he managed to grab our medical papers. >> reporter: this is a temporary shelter for people fleeing the fighting in eastern ukraine. more than two and a half thousand people have passed through here in a month. for some it's been a difficult journey. >> separatists would not let us use humanitarian corridors out of the city. the majority of people are still trapped. there are lots of old and sick people still there. >> the plight of refugees has prompted a convoy of aid. but there is discussion of how it will be processed and at which point it will enter ukrainian territory. this is the convoy that was expected to eac reach this camp but it has now been dismantled. kiev uses the convoy as an ai aid to invasion. >> there is no limit to russian cynicism. first they bring in tanks, multiple rocket launch systems, terrorists, shooting ukrainians. after that they bring water and salt. >> reporter: but salt and water is needed here. as volunteers try to deal with the growing number of refuge

bottom of the first, rizzo over the bleachers on to sheffield avenue.wo-run shot off vogelsong, 2- 0. in the fifth the rain comes and the game is delayed but the ground crew could not get the tarp on the field properly. and so the infield got flooded and even though it rained for just 20 minutes, this delay went on for hours! and finally, at about 11:30 last night, the game was called. and the giants lose 2-0. not because of the rain but because the grounds crew could not get the tarp properly on the field. the giants have the right to protest that game, probably t no avail. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> play of the day angels and red sox at fenway. a game saving catch. here it is. >> driven deep and far to right field for home. back goes calhoun on to the track, he leaps and makes the catch and brings it back in! >> and that would have been a three-run jack. the angels won 4-3. so a's fans not loving that. the angels hold on to their half game lead in the a.l. west thanks to that play of the day at fenway. >>> the question for someone who

that accident in plymouth township at sheffield drive and brighton road has been sealed so smooth sailinground there. >> kerry. >> it is 5:03. our favorite little leaguer they have won big last night. taney dragons edging out a seven-six victory over texas, and then they did it in a super dramatic fashion. taney's starting out with the two run lead but with two innings later texas jumped ahead by three runs but the tough dragons didn't give up. it came down to the last hour, ty, hitting a ground turra how the scoring of the winning run in the bottom of the sixth. fox 29's chris o'connell caught up with a couple of the games heroes. >> it took a lot the to get where we are, bye we played good baseball. we played our game. we could not, ask that it is destiny and a little good luck. >> a combination of opportunity, meeting preparation. i think we have prepared hard enough and we had an opportunity to get where we are. >> they will get the a couple days off. they will play next game wednesday night against las vegas and that is a tough time. last night's watch party was any proof fans all ac

. >> reporter: barney sheffield says it could shut off shipping ports. are you prepared for a worst-case scenario? >> as prepare as we can be. >> reporter: 30 years ago hurricane eva, a category 1 storm left hawaii with $251 million in damage. ivan piilani survived but said flash flood washed away his home. >> it's real scary. you don't know what's going to happen. it keeps going on and on to the next day and then finally you see what's left. >> reporter: an emergency management official said if there was a major emergency disaster they could have supplies sent from the west coast immediately but if they need to arrive by ship it would take up to a week before they arrive. >> bigad, thanks. people should have supplies to last a week. jennifer robbins is tracking the double storms. >> aloha. this could be hawaii's first hurricane to make landfall in 22 years since aniki hit. it's heading thwart the big island as a category 1 hurricane. as you can see the big concern, thursday afternoon into friday for the entire island chain. mainly impacting the big isla

sheffielded all four of them. amazing plays. >> it's just like having another boy on the team.3-year-old monet davis of philadelphia's youth baseball association. >> we're trying to put the name taney out there in the world to let everyone know that inner city kids can make a big difference in the baseball industry. >> reporter: the right-handed pitcher is helping to redefine what it means with throw like a girl. >> just throw strikes. that's all you've got to do throw strikes. >> reporter: last month she through out strikes with pitches more than 70 miles an hour. no girl has ever been part of a team this won it all. both monet and kayla who met briefly this week hope to change that. >> i think it's really cool that other girls want to play and they're looking up to me. >> both girls' teams play today in separate games. the regionals will move on on sunday. that means if toms river and taney win today, they with play against each other. >> my goodness. monet looks like marianna rivera out there. she has a nice throw. >> you know what's funny? her walkup sign is who runs the wo

barney sheffield de la cruz roja dijo que estÁn proveyendo a albergues de emergencia y podrÍa haber cortes esta advertencia, los hawaianos acudieron en forma masiva a los supermercados. >> solo dos huracanes han tocado tierra en ese archipiÉlago desde 1949. el Último fue llamado iniki, que golpeÓ en 1992 y destruyó 1400 casas. no es el caso del actual porque esperan que ambos no ganen mucha fuerza, arantxa. por lo menos, por ese lado estÁn un poco más tranquilos. >> y es importante saber que este fenÓmeno metodológico no se habÍa registrado en hawai desde hace varias dÉcadas. >> 149 tormentas y ciclones se han acercado a la zona, sÓlo que no han tocado tierra. >> gracias, marÍa eugenia. y de hawai pasamos a tierra firme. especÍficamente la costa oedondboeros combaten varios incendios. un total de 10 grandes incendios arden en oregÓn en donde 4000 bomberos tratan de sofocarlos en una extensiÓn de 123 millas cuadrados. en washington, un incendio ha acres tr que otro ha 7000 quemado 6400. en california siguen combatiendo mÁs de una decena de incendios. se estÁ en un contagiado con Ébola crece