a medevac helicopter is heading out near the somerset county line. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. ken and lori, over to you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," we are westchester county overnight where several firefighters were hurt fighting an apartment building fire. >> also ahead, the effort underway to provent hi traveling through seas of oats and berries peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries i say to the bowl are you trying to temp me? the bowl says "come on down to the land of plenti." yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. >>> big changes are coming to the way connecticut and other northeastern states get their electricity in an effort to connecticut's department of energy and environmental protection is working with officials. they are trying to secure long- term deals for a range of resources including natural gas, large scale hydro power and energy storage. governor dannel malloy says the deals will eventually cut bills. >>> asian stocks are mixed.

this is by the somerset county line, you have that slow down. eastbound you are fine, let's take a look at your commute on long island expressway in suffolk county by kerri road, no problems with boundaries bound, la guardia airport smooth sailing both directions. we will see those delays this week. traffic moving fine across jfk eastbound and westbound. ti-hua: is set of procedures released today for annulment marriages in the catholic church. the move comes after he and many catholics complained the current system is costly and and take years. without an annulment divorced catholics who remarry outside the church could not receive communion. the new rules are expected to streamline and simplify the entire thing. juliet: like trying to get away from me. if you want tickets to see the pope's speech in philadelphia, they will be made available today, giving a speech on immigration and religious freedom in front of independence hall. ben: he used the same lectern abraham lincoln used to deliver the gettysburg address. juliet: where did you read tha

at the somerset county line. that is where all traffic is being diverted to county line road. this is because of a transformer fire on ridge road. west side highway going southbound, 90s down to the 70s we have flooding reported. it's passable but the west side highway is a disaster. going to the airport, get in touch with your individual carrier whether you are picking somebody up or heading to the airport to catch a flight. 1 1/2 hours record at j.f.k. they are not saying it's because of the weather. mass transit times, new jersey transit trains, buses, long island railroad at this point doing okay. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> first lady michelle michelle obama is sharing some advice with teenage girls. don't be afraid to compete with the boys and don't shy away with being the smartest kid in class. >> the first lady spoke while hosting a panel on the power of educating more than 62 million girls not in school around the world. >> there is no boy at this age that is cute enough or interesting enough to stop you from gett

." >>> in somerset county, hundreds gathered to remember the victims of flight 93 killed on september1th. that flight was hijacked during 9/11. the passengers fought back and the plane crashed near shanksville. happening now, philadelphia international airport is honoring the victims of the 9/11 attacks. a ceremony is under way right now inside the international arrivals hall. on this day in 2001, hijackers hijacked four commercial jets, killing 3,000 people. passengers fought back on that fourth plane, forcing it to crash into a field in shanksville, somerset county. for a full list of all the september 11th memorials throughout the region, just go to our website at nbc10.com. you can also find the events on our nbc10 app. >>> sunshine and blue skies throughout our area. it's turning out to be a pretty pleasant friday as we take a live look now at philadelphia's boathouse row. looks nice out this. much different scene early this morning. take a look at the flooding overnight. we shot this video on route 130 oot brooklawn circle in brooklawn, camden county. you can see cars there slow

this is by the hundred and somerset county line. let's go to our camera and see the george washington bridge. the upper level is ten to 15, for now the lincoln tunnel that hour delay you want to avoid that. trains are running on are close to schedule. >> juliet: 6:33 a.m. a stray bullet leaves andrew comeau and critical condition. >> ben: he was apparently crop in the crossfire between two rival gangs. he was one of two violent incidents before yesterday's west indian day parade. let's bring in robert moses, he has more of the story. sadly, this tends to happen almost every year. >> yes, i carry this story every year and inevitably we are talking about a joy celebration but about this violence. this year's the same situation. he underwent surgery and he remains in critical condition this morning at kings county hospital. he is a success story, if ever there was one. we talked earlier he grew up in public housing, went to harvard college, then harvard law been joined the como administration. he was from jamaica and was celebrating hi

we have an alert out of pittsburgh that the officials at somerset county are confirming a crash of a of the airport 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh. and again, officials at the somerset county airport confirm the crash of a large plane north of the airport which is located 80 miles to the southeast of the city of pittsburgh. we do not know whether that crash of that plane is related to what has become an obvious terrorist attack both here in new york city and washington, d.c., at the pentagon. >> we want to go to jim miklaszewski who is at the pentagon. jim? >> they are still clearing people from the pentagon and officials belief there is another incoming plane headed in the washington region, but there was a telling, dramatic moment a second ago when a u.s. air force f-16 flew at low level and did a wide sweeping turn around the pentagon and back over washington. and as one air force officer standing near me said, they are now flying air cover over washington. a very dramatic moment. a milestone in what tom has already described as a declaration of war, terrorist war, against the u

personnel, try to find alternate route and in new jersey some trucks flipped over on the 100 in somerset county line, and that started where the traffic jams started, wouldn't be surprised if you have slowdowns with rubbernecking delays. let's go to jericho turnpike west bound and eastbound and the trains to the normal schedule everything on or close, street cleaning rules in effect. ben: and aide to governor cuomo's in critical condition. >> he was shot when taking part in this celebration prior to the west indian day parade. robert moses joins us with more on the story. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the cuomo administration says he did make it through surgery. and he remained at kings county hospital. and he was having a good time. and he got caught in the crossfire. governor cuomo says the 43 meg is a shining example of the american dream, he grew up in public housing, graduated from harvard and joy in the cuomo administration as a lawyer in 2011. >> could have gone to any law firm in this city and what he was getting paid for, he was all heart and wanted to give back to his community. >> r

i know you see flashes of green around places like hunter ton county into somerset county. not a big threat. if you see a sprinkles, i think you may be in the minority. i think a lot will be fading away and not holding together. our air is too dry. you felt how dry it was today. temperatures nice, sunshine was out there. not a muggy air mass at all. so this rain that you see around washington, d.c. is going to have a very tough time holding together. could see a little bit. just don't think it will be too much of anything. then you tap into the nice sunshine behind this, okay? through more clouds tomorrow. i don't see a big rain chance. then the sunshine back onens with and thursday. that's what when your well. for tomorrow 74 degrees. clouds and sun, but definitely nor clouds than you had today. temperatures around where we should be normal. wednesday 80 degrees. thursday again right around 80. we will go 79. friday still warm at 77. then for the weekend, you know, it likes a good drop there. really back to where you should be. saturday 72. sunday 73. also you notice outsi

the united airlines plane crashed in shanksville somerset county where people on board for the back against their highjackers. >>> other events are scheduled throughout the area to commemorate september 11th. we have a full list on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> in other news this noon federal authorities shot and killed a man during a raid on the home in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter steve pather on joins us from chester where authorities took suspects into custody, steve. >>> erika, some six hours later the scene here remains quite active. lets get your eyes on and looking back here you can see federal agents most of them now wearing hazmat suits have been combing the scene for hours going in and out of the several homes along the row here in chester. also assisting chester police who have a hole on the scene but i'm told it is an fbi swat team acting on a federal warrant who went in this morning. we spoke to neighbors who heard the shots as they were going in. awoke end by gunfire. >> i woke up to gunshots, and, i looked out window and saw cops outside. >> reporter: fb

passengers fought back on the fourth plane, forcing it to crash into a field in shanksville, somerset county>> today, family and friends will attend a viewing for a south jersey teenager who died at a friend's sleepover. 14 years carolyn monowicz died. authoritieses say the death is not suspicious. they believe a medical condition may have played a role. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 4:09. heavy rainfall yesterday and last night. quickly coming to an end this morning. we are drying out today. even though we're starting with cloudy skies, we will see some sunshine as we go into the afternoon. a warm day. we will get sunshine this weekend. unfortunately i think we'll also get showers and thunderstorms. some of those thunderstorms could be strong. then turning cooler over the weekend, that will last into the workweek. right now, temperatures down to 64 degrees in doylestown, light scattered rain showers in philadelphia and millville. upper 60s, we'll see 80s this afternoon. you can see the clouds over center city and beyond, this is the view from the

i would point out the report from somerset county, pennsylvania is so far local authorities commenting. the faa has not confirmed that crash, so we're waiting to hear more. i'm hearing just now -- bear with me. faa is now confirming, so this adds to those earlier that there are several airplanes unaccounted for. there are rumors that there might have been other planes that were hijacked and we didn't know the outcome of it. now the faa is confirming that there are several planes unaccounted for that were evidently hijacked and has not come to a conclusion yet. >> bob, we would like you to get a list of those, as many as you can, as quickly as possible. we're going to replay a tape of the second attack on the world trade centers in slo-mo. there's the plane. as you can see, a large airline type plane. and now the collision. flown deliberately into the second one. >> when they say several, did they give you any idea what they were talking about? >> that was just passed on to me a moment ago so i wasn't talking personally to the faa person, but several was the account that i had. >> and t

officials at somerset county airport are confirming the crash of a large plane just north of the airport there clearly was no way to definitively connect what happened to that plane to what had already happened in new york city and washington. at that moment, we do not know whether that crash of that plane is related to what has become an obvious terrorist attack. >> but i think it would be fair the say that none of us believed in ridiculous coincidences. and so we all assumed at that point that it would be too great a coincidence for a fourth commercial airliner to be involved in a catastrophic event on that same morning and have it not connected. but we didn't know the story. we didn't know what turned out to be maybe one of the most dramatic stories of that entire day. >> at the time we didn't know, clearly, about the heroism of the passengers and how they had prevented that attack from taking place. we later learned that the plane, the hijackers were heading to the nation's capitol. >> think of how catastrophic that would have been if they had been able to pull off the white house or

pennsylvania governor wolf is expected to speak at this morning's ceremony in somerset county. the museum honors the 40 passengers and crew members killed when united flight 93 went down in a field in shanksville. >>> happening today, supporters of kathleen kane will hold a rally in harrisburg, calling for the state supreme court to stop proceedings on whether to suspend her law license. the group says the decision should not be made until her criminal trial is finished. her lawyers now say the information about the supreme court reviewing her law license was leaked. her lawyer says state supreme court hearings are supposed to be confidential and now it's public knowledge, it could prevent kane from getting a criminal trial. the attorney general claims the charges were fabricated to stop her from releasing scandalous e-mails. >>> dozens of notes of the penn state sex abuse scandal are in the hands of a judge. the university says it mistakenly turned over the notes of the family of the late joe paterno. penn state's lawyers claim privacy rights are at stake. >>> we are learning

. >> the plane went down in somerset county pennsylvania after passengers and crew they thought hijackers control. the flight was the only one of four planes hijacked on 9/11 that failed to reach it intended target. victims families got private tour of the center yesterday. forty passengers and crew members were on flight 93, when it went down. tomorrow marks 14 years since the terror attacks of 9/11. >> fourteen years. 6:38. soon after tickets to see the pope sold out, quickly sold out, i guess we can call them sold out. >> free. >> free. offers started popping up on line that weren't free. uh-huh. so there were ticket to be had. but now, you know, do you have pay quite a bit of money for them. >> 10,000 of these passes went in 30 seconds? but it didn't crash. the website didn't crash. that's not the only way people are looking for, you know, ways to profit from the pope. steve is at pop up papal store at 11th and market. hi, steve. >> instead of the nice gingerly music, for our intro only, maybe we need the sound of the cash register for now on. can you see the outrage on my face? all r

the plane went down in somerset county pennsylvania after passengers and crew fought with hijackers for. the flight was the only one of four planes that was hijacked on 9/11, it failed to reach its intended targetment victims family got a private tour of the center yesterday. >> judge difficult to come back, we have to relive the loss of our loved ones, but knowing there is a site where people can come and learn about the individuals, their collective actions, learning about the history of the day, a sense of satisfaction, knowing their story will be preserved here. >> forty passengers and crew members on flight 93 when it went down. >> some members of the gop party insist there is a side deal in regard to the iran nuclear agreement. democrats say this is not true. gop leaders concede president obama has the vote 42 now in the senate to overcome bipartisan opposition to the iran deal. arkansas senator tom cotton leading the charge. that's the deal that says there is a deal on the side. he and the congressman, other congressmen, say they discovered paperwork while in see answer in july.

. >>> and, in somerset county, new $26 million visitor sent letter open at the flight 93 national memorial. last night, there was candlelight ceremony honor the 33 passengers and seven crew members that were on board united aligns flight 93. the only hijacked plane on 9/11 that failed to reach it intended target. it is thought to be the us capitol. >>> event to remember, september 11, are scheduled throughout the philadelphia region. we have a list on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> a funeral will be held tomorrow, for the 14 year old soccer player, who passed away at a sleep-over in south jersey last weekends. authority say 14 year old carol died in her leap last saturday. she was at sleep over with her soccer teammates, in seoul, new jersey at the time. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. >> camden county wants to stop the sale of puppy mill dogs. protesters provided vocal backdrop for group of county freeholders, it introduced norman's law, law would restrict pet stores from selling dogs and cats, that come from puppy or kitten mills. und

but now, right now into parts of somerset county and middlesex county you're seeing more of that. that's some very heavy rain in through parts of middlesex county. on-again-off-again showers, isolated showers, numbers down appreciatably. high today only 79, but small consolation there. you're dealing with, yeah, some slow traffic. we need the rain. we're counting that blessing, but it's the heavy rain that's causing problems. >> because of that, we've got this. >>reporter: yeah. if you're traveling in the bronx, a jackknifed tractor- trailer. it has the right and center lanes blocked on the northbound side of the bruckner at westchester avenue. we have delays back to the throgs neck split and they are growing. so stick with the hutch as an alternate there. you're also going to need an alternate if you are traveling in queens because of an overturned truck. it has closed the l.i.e. westbound at bell boulevard. delays are back past little neck parkway. we have limited visibility in that area. you can kind of see the haze there on the camera. also a lane blocked on the eastbound side

. >> authorities at the somerset county airport confirm a large plane crash about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh. you've got to assume that it's related to all of these goes on. >> i told brian, i said, this is the lord's doing and i'm going to trinity church. he said, look, i'm coming with you. and together we grabbed each other's hand and we just started to run. surprising enough not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> that's where stanley broke down and he looked at me and he said, this man saved my life. and i said to stanley, i think maybe you saved my life, too. he said, you know, i think that tower could go down. i said, there's no way. that's steel. that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creaking. and the building started to implode. it kail down like a pancake effect. >> major collapse in one of the towers. >> which tower? >> tower two. >> tower two. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> we set up to do live within a minute or

remember the 184 lives that ended here at the pentagon and those that perished in new york and at somerset countyere all fellow americans. members of our nation's family. members of our families. but today is about strength and resolve. we find strength in the children and spouses of the survivors, who carried on. and who are here to celebrate the memory of their relatives. they have blossomed into great families, and into fine young men and women that we should all be very, very proud of, and they are out there today making their mark on our world. i also see in the eyes of members of this audience the resolve of this nation to defend freedom and liberty wherever it is challenged. an entire generation of young american men and women have put their lives on the line for the concepts of freedom and liberty that we hold dear. today offers all of us an opportunity to rededicate our lives to those causes to the things that make this nation great. rickiie and i appreciate all of you being here to share this day with us to allow us to share this day with you. it is now my privilege to introduce to you,

remember the 184 lives that ended here at the pentagon and those that perished in new york and at somerset countyllow americans, members of our nation's family, members of our families. but today it's about strength and resolve. we find strength in the children and spouses of the survivors who carried on, and who are here to celebrate the memory of their relatives. they have blossomed into great families and the two fine young men and women, that we should all be very, very proud of. and they are out there today making their mark on our world. i also see in the eyes of members of this audience the resolve of this nation to defend freedom and liberty were ever it is challenged. an entire generation of young american men and women put their lives on the line for the concepts of freedom and liberty that we hold dear. today offers all of us an opportunity to we dedicate our lives to those causes, to the things that make this nation great. we appreciate all of you being here to share this day with us to allow us to share this day with you. it is now my privilege to introduce to you our secretary of de

southwest top staten island and then over to somerset, hunterdon county. that's the area yesterday that was flooding around new dosch f and oakland, midland beach. traveling up i-95 in connecticut, rain on the l.i.e. look at the lightning strikes firing up there around ocean beach and heading to atlantic city. that will be moving up to long beach island. to our west, you see the second batch of rain, a big batch that comes through later today. after midnight, .6 of an inch of rain in the park. total of an inch so far. you will see on futurecast by 1:00 heavy rain long island, coastal connecticut cities south and west. look how heavy it is through the evening, hudson river valley. the rain doesn't taper off until about 11:00 tonight. that is big rainouts for sports this evening and after school across much of the tri-state. looking at flooding potentials big today, 2 to 3 inches of much needed rain. we are 7 inches short of the rainfall for this time of year. flooding into tonight. this ends overnight, clear out and wind to the north. drier, cooler. nice da

. >> 322 east bound at the somerset hamas county line because of a transformer, they had to shut that roadway down, accident just happened 95 northbound where it mergees with rte. 80 and 46, 22 east bound looking not that accident, flooding as well, if you're traveling on long island as i county things that doing good, no problems on the lie, southern state parkway patches of letting a little bit most of that has subsided so not a big issue there. let's look at your commute this morning on the staten island expressway by victory boulevard no problems is the weapon down, the tappan zee bridge, speed restrictions up with this weather, 45 miles per hour speed restrictions northbound, traffic moving fine chemistry cleaning rules that can affect citywide, trains doing fine. >> higher tolls, more delays, all of that to be in store for buses and subway riders of the mta does not get the funding needs, needs to fill a $9.8 billion budget gap in new report state comptroller says the plan to ask for the city and state for more money is the best option. emt a wants the state to increase its cont

right now it's actually a couple of downpours over new jersey and hunterton county and somerset going to morris and warren county. a couple of drops in new york city and lower hudson valley and long island right now but the evening commute not too bad. the heavy rain to the south. right now it's headed to the north and staying away from us, it's going to bend to the east later on and after midnight our rain will get heavier especially from the soy on north and west. so -- city on north and west. then you have another wave of rain and that's going to come the potential there is for thursday afternoon and night into the day on friday. then the third threat, that comes from interaction with tropical storm what keen. big differences with the storm track forecast today. winds of 45 miles an hour and tropical storm. but look at the new storm track. captured and hovering afford the atlantic for several days look at that sunday 8:00 a.m. time frame. yesterday the track forecast had that very close to new york city at that time frame. now it's staying offshore and suggesting it recurves there

the hamptons into eastern connecticut, and you can see sussex county into rockland county, heavy rain, and i do see somerset to ocean county, light showers are filling in, but the worst of it clearly has pushed through, and this reenforcing blast is not as potent as the morning showers. the future cast between now and noon, that's relatively quiet a blessing, and not that active into the afternoon we have the systems flirting with the coast, and it's friday into saturday, and then we are watching for the potential of the tropical coast this weekend. for more, i will send things up to my colleague, up early, elise is in hoboken. >> john, we have the mobile weather lab here in hoboken and we have seen an inch to an inch and a half for most locations. you may want to wear your rain boots. you could be driving through a puddle, or you may be walk up huge puddle we have quite a bit of ponding on the streets and roadways. just know, even if you have to bring your boots and umbrella, you're missing the bulk of the rain as john mentioned, and this is video from the sheepshead bay. this is the kew train station. it

and today new jersey american water added four more counties to that list, asking its customers in essex, morris, and somerset to voluntarily restrict water usage. >> beyond suburban lawns, drought conditions starting to have some serious consequences. we have team coverage with meteorologist janice huff and new jersey reporter brian thompson joining us live from a withering cornfield in east brunswick. let's begin with brian. >> reporter: yeah. in this field, all the rain in the world can't save this corn crop now. i had one farmer tell me that california has come to new jersey, and this latest appeal for conservation you just mentioned could become more serious more quickly. in bergen county, united water was first out of the gate earlier this week with the appeal for voluntary conservation. its three main reservoirs below 50% capacity, with this warning. >>e may be headed into mandatory restrictions if demand continues to be high and we see no rain. >> reporter: ten days ago, a noaa drought monitor map showed abnormally dry conditions in northeast new jersey only. now that designation covers most of the st

somerset, madison, down to the jersey shore, low 60s as well. the numbers close together because of the clouds, and here's the shower activity, in through ulster county, close to chrissy there. the front will push through this way, and then we will see an influence of the area of low pressure. that's why the waves are big. could see light rain for the south shore. clouds will give away to sun slowly. continued clearing overnight tonight. we usher in fall tomorrow morning, and let me know. morning if you'd like. just brilliant. warm today. warm wednesday and thursday and quiet for the pope. the high pressure will settle in. today is elephant appreciation gay. the kids may be talking about that or walk and roll dog day. it's all about the dogs that are in wheelchairs. some have had accidents, or they were born with defects. that's an interesting subject at the school today, tomorrow, and thursday. still very warm, and quiet thursday into friday. alex? >>> we have a truck fire with one lane block at 84 eastbound and minor delay the. in queens, the jackie robinson parkway was closed and the van wyck expressway out to forest park drive. a live look at one