it's backed up this way all the way to south city. we're out of time here.what it looked like on the maps when the maps turn red. it's packed up to south city. that's it. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. partly to mostly cloudy. a little cooler into the weekend. it looks like it will be warmer on monday. >> that's nice. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching. have a great weekend. be sure to watch the news at noon, though, for more on the traffic mess. >> yeah. >> have a great day. see you soon. bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but don't camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale ends monday! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just $397. get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point, but this sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters . >>> hey, everybody, i'm beth troutman. your weekend is almost here so let's watch some videos "right this minute." ♪ >>

around the region and we can see that the rain not a solid blanket but especially north of the city and southf the city in the middle of the city you're getting a little break with just a shower or two. but i want to go in little bit closer to some of the areas getting hit with that heavier rain. we saw it here in reading and now stretching to the north up towards pottsville and nearly a town so you have more heavy rain, some areas that got hit earlier and the area of yellow indicates double rain for us with double scan showing it's north of coatesville. be careful for that. let's head outside and show you what it looks like. not terribly wet but damp at philadelphia international airport. but you need to watch for that heavy rain. we're going to be seeing it on and off through the day today. let's look at the current temperatures. 72 degrees right now in philadelphia. that dewpoint is up from yesterday showing the more humid air mass, some moisture in the air. the winds out of the southeast at nine and the pressure 30-inches. satellite 6 and action radar showing the clouds in place and there

and on the peninsula, 101 northbound, coming through san bruno and south city is very slow as you driveto steve. >> thank you, sir. a big fog bank out there. there you are. drizzle, some misty conditions. mr. drizzle was parked along the san mateo coast and all the way to oakland today. still a little bit out there in the last half-hour. it will be a cooler forecast. why? because there is a low on the way. enhancement taking place on the edge of it. high cloud. there are some in southern california. they are too far south. some of the monsoon moisture screaming across east and west south of phoenix. some of that could play into the forecast tuesday night into wednesday. it will be close as the low moves into the san joaquin valley. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the breeze has moved. it's a hold onto your hair, hat day. west and oakland, west at napa. 50 in tahoe. 10 better in sacramento. 57 monterey. 58 in ukiah with very thick fog up in boonville. thanks for the report. we also have a lot of low clouds in place for a cooler forecast next couple of days. i'm easing into it. it's pret

bridge, they do have pay gates here and it's trapped with bar band and is 0 is looks good down from south city into san bruno to the 380 interchange. >>> areas of fog and low clouds, breezy in take care of and that 93 is up in clear lake. pretty good fog bank, and buchanan, says cloudy and clear and we have a lot of and this may turn into a drop company and then may go all the way down into and not come today but also the west of the want and 60s and 70s and 80l1sl0 and want and we may have it and then have it eject out of here. the and that is down 2 from yesterday and we have a couple of 60s on the peninsular and i think we had a 50 and they must be sleeping in for now. gusts at 28 not too shabby, out at fso, 57-64 and a lot of temperatures are on the mild side and it is going to enhance that coast and bay and bunts it and 68 in alameda, beckly at 07, a livermore down 5 from yesterday's 90. san jose 78. >>> up and 64 in z doctor. and by the end of the week it does look warmer. >>> and sprint is looking at prescribing plans. the new pricing levels willing quote, very disruptive. >>> last week

live in center city, back to you, eva. >> there are temporary street closures in place because of the removal of the pnb letters. southroad is closed until noon. septa has rerouted the bus routes around city hall. you can find the closures and route detours at 6abc.com. >> five people were rushed to the hospital overnight following a nasty headon collision. it was on the scene as medics treated the jitter. two cars collided on thompsonville road at midnight. two of the injured are in critical condition. >>> police in camden are investigating a crash involving an off duty fire truck and new jersey transit bus and a car. the car was pinned against the wall of a building. a person inside the car was trapped and suffered serious injuries. 8 people on the bus suffered minor injuries. >> four children killed during the row home inferno in southwest philadelphia were laid to rest this weekend. family members wailed as the four small caskets were carried out from divine mercy parish yesterday. family members remembered the bonds between the crowning -- the young siblings. >> three days after the baby was born, patrick told hi

seven on your side. >> milpitas is the first city to provide recycled water station force construction contractors in the southnance prohibits construction sites from using drinking water for things like dust control. milpitas public works has set up five recycled water fill stations throughout the city for that purpose. city officials say using recycled water at construction sites will save an estimated 25,000 gallons of drinking water a day. the department of parks, recreation and neighborhood services in san jose is offering a twist on the ice bucket challenge. that's where people dump ice water on their heads to raise money and awareness for lou gehrig's disease or als. in light of the drought, park services thought it would be a good idea to do the challenge in a pool. so that's happening at the camden community center pool on union avenue. the fun begins at 11:30. it's $3 admission, but only $1 if you bring a bag of ice. >> now, i challenge mike morse, shawn dunstan and javier lopez. >> even giants manager bruce bochy took the challenge last after the game with the nationals, it was giants great barry bo

it will start on the city's south side and in debt millennium park. the president of the team after the game there will get invited to the white house. after the game at the president tweeted a shot out of the league world series u.s. champion chicago zone at jackie robinson west all stars. the major city and your country proud it will recover at the return of the team today and we will cover the parade on wednesday. check our web site for more than amazing success. >> chicago native since television pioneer has died. he attended the paul and northwestern university. his career began in chicago radio in the early 1950's before getting entity he ran several television stations in nebraska were he was inducted into broadcasters hall of fame in 2005. he died at his home sunday he was 89 years old. >> collective shudder went to california wine country as the strongest or quicken 26 years happened early as a morning in napa valley. in the space of 22nd homes were destroyed several buildings were heavily damaged. more than one of the 70 people injured three

residents have gone thursday after the city decided to shut off water services for more than fifteen thousand people due to delinquent bills but just sixty miles south of detroit the city of toledo ohio is dealing with its own water crisis for entirely different reasons see over the weekend five hundred thousand people were warned not to drink their tap water thanks to an enormous toxic algae bloom in lake erie the main source of toledo's drinking water while this type of algae growth is naturally occurring in the scope and size of this particular bloom could almost certainly be blamed on human activity see algae feeds on phosphorus and nitrogen which is heavily president agricultural runoff from farms and sewage and considering that the great lakes alliance as they made that tens of billions of gallons of untreated sewage flows into the great lakes every year it's certainly no surprise that we're now seeing these mass algae blooms cover large swathes of lake erie but not to worry just today the mayor of toledo michael collins declared that the water is safe to drink. very thirsty right now that area hotter. here to get to where you know i did a gre

. >>> a south bay city is becoming the first in california to receive new high- speed internet service. the announcement just made by at&t and what the faster service actually means for users. >>> will the federal reserve move faster than planned on rate hikes. >>> we learned most members of the fed agree more data is needed before such a move is made. in the last hour we learned that bank of america has reached a record $17 billion settlement over the sale of mortgage backed securities and apple soars to a new high amid the bigger iphones. their stock is up .37 right now. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 66. the nasdaq is up 3. s&p up 5. >>> the city of cupertino will be the first city in california to get a new high-speed broadband internet service. at&t just made that announcement a short time ago at cupertino's city hall. the company says gig ba power will allow users to download content at speeds up to one gigabit per second. that means it would take just 30 seconds to download a high- definition movie. at&t says the new service could be available in cupertino as

just police and construction workers inside this i secure zone around city hall and around that building there at one southroad. keep that in mind. if you plan to travel through center city today, there are some road closures. those will be in effect until noon today. setpa is also detouring some of its routes that go through center city. as we look here over on love park, we can see some people who have formed to take pictures and waiting for these letters to be removed from building. we'll stay out here. we have a list on closures in this area on nbc10.com. we'll stay on top of it. back at 9:00 a.m. for now i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> from jersey shore bureau, police are searching for this man. lacy township police released this sketch of the suspect. the cab driver drove him from lakewood to lacy friday morning. then the man tried to pay with $100 bill. police say the driver refused to take the money thinking it was counter fit. that's when officers say the man choked the driver with a phone cord and took $124 before running away. >>> today a benefit will take place at christ international baptis

there was a little bit of road work on 101 in south city. it is not causing any major delays. 280 is also wide open for you. let's go back to the desk. [ music ] >>> there he is. a lot of people are frustrated this morning. it is being called a great, great night. but the final event at the stick might also be remembered for the big traffic tieups. >>> thousands of people had tickets to last nights show but they never even made it here to the stadium. they were stuck in what is described as an epic traffic jam. there were clogged streets near the stadium. they were stuck for several hours. forced to listen and in many cases from their cars. as the concert got under way many people missed the show. he played a # 2.5 hour set. more than 30 songs. and told the folks that did make it inside, he came back here to san francisco last night to help send out the stick in style. people who watched the final event say it was thrilling. >> it was the most amazing concert ever. he had old stuff, new stuff. it was great. >> unforgettable show for the fans

the dew points, depending on where you are, if you are north of the city, they're low. if you are south of the city, you're dealing with some fairly humid conditions, atlantic city, has almost 70 degrees for your dew points. so that's pretty high. you'll feel that sick i necessary in the air. i think generally, though, today, once we get rid of some of the showers, and the front gets to progress a little bit more through, we will start to see the winds coming from a northwesterly direction, than is a much more refreshing direction front is slow to move through. may be finding showers late monday according to this computer model i'm about to show you and possibly early tuesday. otherwise, notice those showers, computer pretty good at picking that up. it totally missed these, so it is not always right in every location, as we say every weekends. which means, it is probably likely couple every showers are going to be out there. not necessarily in these exact spots, few more around 2:00. few more around 4:00. but they're widely scattered as you can see, then we also get some sunshine out th

city itself. some heavy rain north and south of the city am i want to go in a little closer to one area that's getting hit. you can see this in pottstown, not only yellow but a little hint of red developing showing us some really good downpours if you're traveling right now along route 100 you want to watch for this. this is the kind of day it's going to be with a period of rain here there, not raining constantly. let's go outside and show you what it's looking like right now. not too pretty. seeing mostly cloudy skies out there today. it's humid. you're certainly feeling that will out there today. just a little bit damp in the city but wet in other areas. currently 73 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint is way up there from yesterday. you're feeling the humidity out there and a sign of the moisture in the atmosphere. the winds out of the east-southeast pulling up that moist atmosphere at 9 miles an hour. the pressure 29.99-inches. satellite 6 and action radar showing we have the clouds in place. there moves the rain and from this shot you get the idea it's not going the rain constantly all day. we'

and south city will be in the 60s, as well.n by the airport in the 70s. 54 in santa rosa with 57 in novato. good morning concord, livermore. sunny skies to greet you this morning and a sleepy san jose with temperatures here once again near 60 degrees. so coastal clouds this morning. it will be sunny and breezy today around the bay. we will look for the pattern to continue into the upcoming work week with a couple degrees of cooling for tomorrow and tuesday. today the cooling comes in closer to the coast. in the north bay. it's all because. this little system here. it is pushing to the north of us. that will allow for kind of an enhanced on shore push today. otherwise the changes come in from another area of low pressure as it sits off the coast by the end of the work week. today numbers will be in the mid-90s from sacramento. another warm day in yosemite at 97. the sierra nevada nice and sunny up in tahoe, 81 degrees. 47 right now at the tahoe valley airport. a little cool and looking at high surf concerns in southern californi

hood on the night of september 1st, marching the troops in the city south, to rejoin those who had been at jonesboro. during the evacuation of the city, the

hood on the night of september 1st, marching the troops in the city south, to rejoin those who had been at jonesboro. during the evacuation of the city, the confederates discover they've left a large train of munitions in the eastern central portion of atlanta that obviously can't get out. and so they set it on fire. this is 18 boxcars full of explosives. and you can imagine the sound that was heard 15, 20 miles away. this is the scene incidentally that's depicted in gone with the wind when red is in the wagon trying to get scarlet and the baby out, and there's all the sets burning in the background. i told my kids some of those sets were from the wizard of oz, which was true. they don't care anything about gone with the wind, but they were upset that the sets from the wizard of oz burned in this movie. it's worth pointing out here that the destruction of atlanta cannot be attributed solely to uncle billy sherman, that hood's army in fact began the process with the evacuation and the destruction of the firing of this train. and sherman took it a good bit further just before the march to

with hopes of cutting the last railroad into the city that led -- that led south of atlanta. the same time, sherman tries to launch cavalry raids that will ride around the eastern and western approaches of the city and wreck the rail lines south of the city. hood responds to these movements by sending a corps out west of atlanta to block the federal movements out there. this is under a -- the troops that hood sends out there are under very, very inexperienced corps commander named s.d. lee, a close friend of hood's. lee gets out to the area he's supposed to. he think it is federals out there aren't -- have just arrived. they aren't entrenched and takes it upon himself to start a battle. he doesn't have orders to do from hood but lee starts throwing one division after another at the federals and the federals of the army of the tennessee, the men, remember, i mentioned who have never known defeat, and what happens in the battle of ezra church is kennesaw mountain in reverse. it's confederates losing heavily, attacked fortified federals and the casualties are dramatically lopsid

city jurisdiction. no. let me get this right. >> south salt lake city. >> south salt lake city jurisdiction and salt lake city plouffe wpolice officer was the one who killed dylan. >> i hope you're able to get more information in this time as recovering shootings, all very, very different. but the need for transparency is apparent. clearly here. gina, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to me. i really appreciate it. we're going to stay on that and other stories we've been covering. but let me move along to a story that has a lot of other people talking today. have you seen this video? this 9-year-old little girl shooting an uzi at a gun range accidentally shoots and kills her instructor. and the whole thing is caught on camera. question. should she have been handling such a powerful gun in the first place? where were her parents? we also have news whether or not police say she or her family will face charges. that's next. >>> plus, we're learning more about the american killed fighting for the isis group in syria. also his family, did they see any warning signs. stay with me. you're watching cnn. .

this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including towns and kilometers of security barriers being put in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure from the increased terror threat which was raised just in alaska. at least two hundred people have reportedly been injured during mass protests in pakistan police fired tear gas and thought of demonstrators led by the country's two main opposition groups tried to march towards the prime minister's official residence when they were confronted by security forces the opposition is that not no one sharif resign over what it seems was a real general election and make the government tell talks with protest leaders but they failed on sharif insists that he would not stand a two week stumbles has forced the country's powerful minister to step in and mediates on the crisis we'll bring you more on the story of the situation develops . just ahead new figures suggest many in the u.s. t

the coast it should be another mild afternoon with upper 60s here. 73 downtown at the airport, south city mid-70s n the north bay some of these reds coming into play with temperatures at 90. santa rosa and sonoma. near east bay look at upper 70s today for union city, and castro valley should hit about 80. berkeley in the low 70s in the water. you head on inland and it's warm at 92 in concord. 94 in brentwood. antioch at 95 degrees. headed over to the ballpark today should be a nice-looking afternoon with upper 60s to near 70 degrees. a sea breeze keeping it comfortable by the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows labor day even warmer than with more low clouds and fog, temperatures will come back into the upper 80s en land, upper 70s around the bay and more mid-60s with a more defined marine layer into next week. you can head to the beach, sunny. >> sounds good. lisa, thank you. coming up next, going out of business. why sears is shutting down today and what developers want to do with the landmark building in oakland. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one

city. but here's your forecast on the muggy side overnight. slight chance for showers southf the city those increase the chances increase a little bit early sunday morning especially across the jersey shore. skies pretty much mostly cloudy through the day we get up to 81 degrees for the high temperature. again, at the shore your best shot for the rain will be during the morning hours. it's humid not whole lot of sunshine. air temperatures 78 degrees. ocean water chilly at 68. here we go the extended foreca forecast. brighter skies for monday and tuesday we warm up mid to upper 80s with high humidity. wednesday there could be afternoon showers and storms but a looks great thursday, friday into the weekend low humidity with sunshine and mendte -- temperatures holding right near average for this time of year. natasha, back over to you. >> justin thanks so much. rob ellis has sports for us coming right up. stay with us, e >> aj bush net's first season with the fill less has been roller coaster. at times very good. others not so much. tonight in d.c. we got the latter. picket up

and south wales as a few years was that may be planned on the nato summit. three cities ahead problem military alliances conference. and british member of parliament an r t a shareholder george galloway and up in hospital officials say time on the capital. a warm welcome to you live from moscow this is art international with me to say. ukrainian the soldiers who have been encircled by anti-government militias in eastern ukraine for a week on are leaving through a humanitarian corridor policia is in the region. the first group of trapped ukrainian soldiers has made their way out of the in so comment and joined other units earlier the russian president vladimir putin urged the antigovernment fighters to allow the soldiers who are trapped in the battleground to make their way out he pointed out that they were not there because of their own initiatives that were merely following orders the anti-government fighters agreed on one condition that these ukrainian soldiers lay down their heavy weapons now on fire day russian president putin did say that the military chiefs in kids

this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including tens of kilometers of security barriers being put up in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure given the increased terror threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. a quick look at some other news now hundreds of protesters have been injured in the pakistani capital islamabad police tried to disperse a rally thousands marched towards the prime minister's official residence demanding his resignation twenty thousand riot police were deployed to block the demonstration pakistan has been gripped by unrest for weeks now with protest leaders saying they will not back down until the prime minister resigns in ferguson missouri hundreds of people have taken to the streets to mark free weights and unarmed black teenager markel brown was shot dead by a police officer the demonstrators led by the victim's family members blockaded the local police headquarters after

he tries to wreck the rail lines south of the city.ood's response to these movementeds by sending a corps out west of atlanta to block the federal movements out there. this is under the troops that hood sends out there under very, very inexperienced corps commander named s.d. lee. he's a close friend of hoods. lee gets out to the area where he's supposed to be. he takes it upon thoims start a battle. so what happens is the confederates losing heavily, attacking fortified federals. the casualties are dramatically lopsided. that raid -- so church is a great victory for cheryl mavn. but the calvary raid he launched proved disastrous. this lower's sherman's already poor vision of his calvary core. hood had not achieved what he wanted in these three battles. none of them intended to be frontal attacks. two of sherman's core commanders had been classmates. they knew his reputation. and sherman did, too. so in the first few weeks, sherman is trying to get around the city to the west. he's having some problems. he's -- sherman's facing a disch

city and also wells capital cardiff which has also. significantly in the security preparations including tens of kilometers of security barriers being put up in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters to try and keep wales on the u.k. secure from the increased terrorist threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. and let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world hundreds of protesters have been injured and a number killed in the pakistani capital islamabad when police tried to disperse a rally different sources say between one and eight people lost their lives and thousands marched towards the prime minister's official residence demanding his resignation about twenty thousand riot police were deployed to block the demonstration pakistan has been gripped by on rest for weeks with protest leaders saying they will not back down until the prime minister resigns. the european union has replaced a two of its top officials and polish prime minister donald tusk has been appointed president of the

over the weekend, supporters of ferguson police officer darren wilson gathered outside the south city bar which is popular with law enforcement. those speaking out in favor of wilson occasionally showed up proudly and defiantly in ferguson itself during the two weeks of contentious protests. >> justice for the police. >> but they found common cause and greater numbers here on the other side of town. they say so many have rallied around brown. >> he's got hundreds of people supporting him and look around here. there's a handful of people but we're not looting. we're not rioting and standing up for what we believe is right. >> the 28-year-old police officer himself seen at the scene of the shooting has not come forward since the august 9th incident. there isn't anyone really giving his side of the story. >> and that's what we're here for. we're here to speak for darren. >> do you know officer wilson? be. >> no, i don't. >> do you know officer wilson? no, i do not. >> do you know officer wilson? >> no, sir. >> for the most part those rallying do not know him and say they are offended but

described and people telling us we've got to improve the transportation system north and south here in the city. this toounl of the two machines today is a mill stoop because literally if you get our right hat on the south central team allows you to see the big alma which is the names of machines have their heads in the retrieval shed to indicated the most part of toounl is finished. it's been about a year worst the drilling underneath and quietly doing its work but the boring part the actual tunnel 8 thousand feet plus a mile and a half through the city reaching south of muscone and the towns and streets underneath union square and through chinatown and now here to north beach. this is a racket mile sown and i want to thank all the people working on the centralized subway project all the laborers and locals and all the labor family of san francisco. mike is here as well the construction trade unions all knocking on wood making sure that is the safety project for all the workers because it is a wonderful project and an expensive one but one that is well worthy san francisco. i can't say enough

as the lineollapses to the south over the course of the rning we'llave our shower thre in the city, too reporter: allentown, 61. numbers are milder than this time yesterday when some locations were in the 40s, millville, 59, sea l isle 71 degrees. dewpoints are comfortable, as long as we stay under 60 degrees, we're close to that in the city, as long as we stay under 60, that means very refreshing air. twig up this afternoon as this -- it will go up this afternoon, as this frontal system approaches. it won't be terribly muggy. there's the cold front towards williamsport and state college, that will push south and east. as it continues to dive south it will encounter dry air, but we run into a chancof a shower or rumb of thunder as it drops il a gh of thitothere or eren thall sour as it drops s anotherneill dg ninth af lowes c s d,15windil pth up t, nteaerouy.ea the it'sla ire'sutt today, pop-uprs lots of cloudsg way to 74 degrees is the forecasted hi in the mountai tseho, not as nice ases, it's not goin a bay but yesterda gorgeous.hat's o nc lllouds shower. will shift out of theest at 1

while they are away on their honeymoon, why they should have known we have action well to the south of the cityas you can see here in southern delaware, we have scattered showers. we told you this would probably happen because of the frontal system that is stalled to the south. some of them are sneak nothing to kent county, a little bit at jersey shore but not much going on there. we actually have a forecast for a decent beach day with sunshine, a few clouds. temps in the upper 70's but that easterly breeze could give us clouds. seven his your ocean water temperature. maryland rate risk of rip currents today. the pretty comfortable morning. 66 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-one reading. the trenton has 60. fifty-five allentown. sixty-four atlantic city international. warmer in wildwood and dover delaware. dew points inching up to the south in the humid range but we are still okay in philadelphia it feels good. we have northeasterly, easterly win that could give us clouds at the times but should be a beautiful night at the ballpark tonight a great night for baseball at 79 degrees, when phillies

the building is located at one south broad street south of city hall. it was build in 1932. that pnb lettering has been a part of the skyline since the 1950s. it stands for philadelphia national bank which owned the building until the mid-90s. the building was sold for $68 million. the historical commission had to approve this removal. they did so last month. back in the day until is 1970s, that sign was used to be lit up in a way to let folks around here know what the weather was going to be like. a lot of nostalgia here. as we look live, we see the setpa detours are posted as well. a lot of effect happening in this area. people have been notified about the detours that are taking place and closures in this area. we see people walking around here for the moment. of course as we talk about the roads being shut down, we're talking 13th up to 15th street and also from broad street from jfk down to chestnut street. we're a couple of blocks from where that building is. this will stretch in front of of city hall on the north side. it is shut down as we see now. traffic is getting

city. sixty-three in wildwood. today we will get to a high of 84 with mostly sunny skies, a few afternoon clouds especially south of the city otherwise, a pretty decent summer day. that is your monday morning forecast from the weather authority. seven day forecast is ahead but it is now time to check traffic, on this monday morning, and we will check a look at route one roosevelt boulevard, which is northbound and southbound between ninth and southampton road we have some paving on the inner drive going on, so that will probably slow you down a little bit the but really kerry that is our only traffic issue right now. >> that is good news, sue, thank you. >>> 4:03. we are beginning with breaking news. missouri governor jay nixon is deploying the national guard to george something fog another night after violence. nixon says the national guard will help restore peace and order in the st. louis suburb. for more than a week residents and police have have been clashing over shooting death of 18 year-old michael brown. the the latest demonstrations turning violent after police used tear gas to push back an unreally crowd

this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including tens of kilometers of security barriers being put in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure given the increased terrorist threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. well the race from the stop the war coalition thinks the fact that those attending nato summit need such tough security measures speaks volumes about their policies but these are world leaders who are out of control they seem to have no sense that these policies. they have have no sense of the people think that the money is being spent from this could be better spent in this country for hospitals and schools is a poor time for a fraction of the amount of money that's being spent of purity here the fire was those people could be given new jobs in this time of what's true of me is actually true the war machine globally there wouldn't be an increased threat level if those people weren't here

we were heading from south, in toward center city, and we caught this fellow on the opposite side of e -- look, here comes a motorcycle coming by, couple of near misses, but luckily this guy was able to make it to the south street off ramp and no problems, no injuries, and nobody hurt. but that was a scary piece of video that we got in this morning from our news van, looking good here on the vine st. expressway, no problems or delays coming into or out of the city. good news more motorists, both directions open, completed the construction, so 495 open, through wilmington, that will ease that congestion on 95, but as we head south on 495, there is a disable right near route 13. a fatal accident on the overnight in lansdale, broad street closed right at cow path ryan, line road your best bet through the first half of the morning rush hour, otherwise speedometer readings, on the majors, coming back from the shore bike a lot of folks like to do on a monday morning, expressway, parkway, even the back roads all looking good. ukee, erika, back to you. >> time now 5:36. in business news this

takes place of atlanta, the city's value as a center of industry has really fallen because they had evacuated so much of the machinery and so many of the workers and send them southto columbus in macon. so, there are only about 3000 civilians left in atlanta when sherman seizes the city, and when he takes the city, he orders the expulsion of all of that. yes. >> you mentioned at the beginning of your talk sherman's logistics during the campaign. how much of that duty directly oversee and how much of it was delegated to somebody else and who for that matter was a delegatedo -- was a to? why sure, that's a great question. sherman had very capable and staff that would look after various logistical concerns. he had authority over the railroads. this was a controversial matter in the months leading up to the campaign. he abandoned civilian traffic near the railroad. for thelanned confederates to try to break the stockpiling rails and ties at various locations. he had crews of civilians, african-americans avoid -- employed as civilian laborers and airs that could rebuild -- and engineers they could rebuild railroads. they would always burn these bridges, and it was tru

city. charles stratford is there. charles you managed to get south of gaza city and go to some of the more inaccessible areas. what did you see today? >> yes, we went south to a town which has been closed now for a couple of weeks, and like other areas in the north has suffered repeated heavy israeli bomba bombardme bombardment. and people haven't been allowed to get in. so we were down there about 2.5 hours after the ceasefire started. and this is what we found. >> reporter: we arrived near the border around 2.5 hours after the ceasefire started. already the tank shelling had begun. most of the ambulances waiting to ferry the dead and injured out could get no further blocked by a crate for from a shell. people were walking across the land carrying the bodies on stretchers. >> translator: it looks like an earthquake has happened here. louses are completely destroyed. there's no organization to get the ambulances in and the dead and injured out. the bodies are decomposing in the heat. >> reporter: we pushed forward through the south. 14-wheel drive am

belmont to get to city avenue or go west to bell month exit there and backtrack to get to city avenue. coming south on the boulevard, again, you can't get to the schuylkill expressway westbound. i would bail out at city avenue to the east falls and the city avenue bridge. the action cam was on the scene we can see the situation with the overturned truck again blocking the ramps from the schuylkill expressway westbound to the city avenue, to the boulevard southbound, there's the wreckage. truck that was carrying the eggs, quite a mess, we'll continue to watch it as the morning progresses. on the big picture we have the closures for the made in america preparations. le the inner drives of the parkway shut down, outer drivers close at 10:00 a.m., a chunk of eakens oval is closed so we're detouring in that area. >> the search is on for a the robbers who ambushed and shot a man at a supermarket bank. katherine scott is live with the details. >> reporter: police have surveillance foot annual to work from, but they are looking for tips as they try to track down the men responsible. the victim is 37 years,

this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including tens of kilometers of security barrier is being put in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales on the u.k. secure given the increased terror threat which was raised just in the last couple of days of france's interior minister has squashed plans for a temporary shelter for thousands of u.k. bound illegal immigrants stuck in france british politicians earlier can down the idea by the mayor of cali accusing france of being a refueling stop for illegal migration kalai were britain has a border checkpoint is overrun by sounds of people trying to reach the u.k. every year probably won't go reports. in the french more to galle this has become a familiar sight destitute migrants the majority from east africa and the middle east have made the town that temporary home these makeshift tents on an industrial wasteland have been nicknamed the jungle. i have never seen in my life you see i come from

and to the south, 78 in los altos and 61 in pack can and daly city inland. 68 in downtown and south francisco and 78 in santa rosa and napa at 80. berkeley is at 70. without the cloud cover being so extensive as yesterday you could be a couple of degrees warmer and this is a few area that could be warmer. castro valley 78 and fremont is 77 and low 80's through the san ramon valley and mid-80's out highway four and to livermore. temperatures tonight are 66 degree at 7:05 and series with the mets, 61 degrees at tomorrow and thursday, the same, and warmer open friday with temperatures holding steady through the weekend. >>> berkeley commuters have hit or been hit with delays westbound, headlights are pushing to emeryville and this is because of a couple of issues. we had construction that was late picked up in the westbound direction so three lanes and construction crews are out there trying to pick up the the accident was to the center divider and they pushed everything to the shoulder but we still have delays and everyone is in a bottleneck causing significant b

city. a few miles south in ocean city with a great beach day but stay away from the water, when those beaches are not guarded. right now those guards are off, duty. we are looking at dry conditions, that will persist throughout the evening but we could see a spotty sprinkle. today's high was 90 degrees, the 15th time that has happened this season but the average number of 90-degree days in philadelphia, is 23. will we make that it far? i don't know. that is a big question, it is looking like we will get cooler around here. on storm scan 3a few scattered sprinkles popping up with a line of showers and thunderstorms. some of these may make it through late tonight in the form of the scattered shower but more potential tomorrow afternoon. right now in philadelphia 87, same in trenton. eighty-two millville. atlantic city at the boardwalk we have been looking at temperatures around 80 degrees. >> same at the airport. we have a few spotty showers popping up and then this line moving east, and fading by 11:00 o'clock a line of a few spotty showers are possible, in philadelphia. then we will watch thi

city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including towns and kilometers of security barriers being put up in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure given the increased terror threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. also has lovely slide and is the most militant group in libya has reportedly secured the vacant u.s. embassy compound in tripoli washington evacuated stuff from the premises of the end of july clashes between rival gangs because he plunged into lawlessness after former leader moammar gadhafi was. it was a free flow of arms allowed them various militant groups to keep related power. in pakistan to protest is killed in clashes with police as they demanded the prime minister's resignation hundreds more injured violence broke out as thousands of people try to force their way through barricades to the prime minister's official residence police make dozens of arrests demonstrators develop to conti