news," sparks fly when an overturned truck takes down power lines. we have the traffic alert straight ahead. >>> get your green on, eagles take on the national spotlight with the monday night football matchup with a division rival. >>> it's a foggy start in places, accuweather is tracking rainy and chilly changes to your seven day. >> good morning, it's monday, october 23, david murphy and karen rogers have weather and traffic. >> reporter: it's a day where the weather impacts traffic as you head out. >> reporter: it was clear overnight and that allowed the fog to build in with moist air from the west and we have clouds above the fog, we'll get early sunshine once the fog burns off. in some cases you don't have that much fog, south jersey and lehigh valley there isn't too much. in any event we'll transition to mostly cloudy skies. there's the rain on the other side of the picture that will be here overnight tonight. temperatures not too bad, 61 in philadelphia. 60 in trenton. 59 in allentown. 63 in wilmington, 66 in cape may, new jersey. not much win

you see the fire that it sparked. this happening in havertown and peco had to come in and shut down the circuit. five hundred people without power. thankfully the driver got out of the truck that was on its side. terrible situation. in the meantime we have west chester pike closed in both direction. you can see how close the fire came to the cars and houses there. scary situation. west chester pike closed in both directions between darby road and manila road. stick to darby to get around the accident and fire it sparked with the down wires. meanwhile, we're outside live on the schuylkill expressway, city avenue, fog is an issue, not looking too foggy at this point, westbound traffic starting to slow as you head toward king of prussia this morning. on the big picture right here, overall the blue route, schuylkill expressway and i-95 are all in pretty good shape. let's check i-95 with the camera scene. a little foggy here as you can see the southbound traffic heading toward center city. maybe give yourself extra time in

lauren's the spark that started the fire.is keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >> tina tub err has come out of retirement to launch a new show, legendary performer talked about a launch party in london on musical based on her live. actress will play tina, previews every teen, a the tina turner will begin in london, and opening night in april. >> , more than 20 years after her death, selena finally getting her star on the hollywood walk of fame. the mexican american singer rose to fame with her span i can and english some, one of the former employees shot and killed her, in 1995, and her star will be unveiled on november 3rd. >> speaking of music icons, i got to tell you about the grammy museum experience there is one opening up in newark, new jersey today. now, it is a lot like the one in l.a., but his one focuses on stars from new jersey,. >> exhibit from whitt news houston, frank sin

and dan noyes has an investigation into what sparked these fires. hear from pg&e workers who believe they know what happened. >>> and let me remind you that "abc7 news" is going to stay on the air until midnight tonight because of our extended coverage for the north bay fires. "jimmy kimmel live" will air right after this >>> our coverage of the north bay wildfires continues. tonight, a man is describing escaping a deadly inferno in the darkness as flames destroyed his family's neighborhood in santa rosa. >> i was in bed and heard there was fire in the yard and we might have to leave. i ran outside and my parts said we've got to go. >> while he drove away, travis hand shot this video. >> this was another five minutes of that driving down that hill. >> reporter: every frame, capturing a tidal wave of flames insent rating homes. >> 30 seconds later, i ended up crashing my car into a bolder. my mom couldn't see anything, and kept driving into driveways and getting lost and turned around. so she bailed her suv and got in my dad's truck. he couldn't see.

last night an effort to contain the situation and hopefully spark a dialogue. according to officials, the texts led to a brawl inside the school hallways. the fight was caught on video posted to twitter. it happened wednesday at washington township high school. students confronted classmates who said they texted racial slurs and hateful language. yesterday a dozen or so students skipped classes and held a peaceful sit-in in protest. the school addressed parents at a community meeting last night. students spoke with nbc10 describing those hateful text messages. >> saying we're going to bring the kkk back and all the black kids are monkeys and they belong in a zoo. >> i was sick and offended that my township was behaving in this manner so strongly and openly. >> reporter: nobody was injured in the fight. authorities are not charging anybody. naysay some students have sbn -- they say some students have been suspended. this is the latest imagery we're seeing pop up in schools. administrators are hoping the meeting was the first spark to creating dialogue and gettin

lauren's the spark that started the fire.he goal is keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. >>> today's the last day to take advantage of a federal services center in north philadelphia. month image officials set it up to -- officials set it up to help people displaced in puerto rico and the virgin islands. the hispanic association of contractors building. most of puerto rico still doesn't have power a month after hurricane maria leveled the u.s. territory. schools are closed. food and water are still scarce. traffic lights aren't working. president trump told those lobbying for aid that he's giving his blessing to congress. and the governor said trump assured him that no u.s. citizen will be left behind. to help, you can call the american red cross at 800-596-6567, or we have all the information you need on our free nbc10 app. >>> all week long we've been shining a spotlight on the science of sleep. apparently we all need more. >> yeah. you heard from the expert

but it's a risky move and there are fears that kirkuk could be the spark that ignites civil war.r football star candidate on course to win the most votes in the opening round. ofa course to win the most votes in the opening round. of a quarter of the votes counted, he is ahead in 11 out of 15 counties. his main rival, the vice presidentjoseph barker, is leading in one. if no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, there is a second run—off round next month. at least 30 people have been killed in floods and landslides in vietnam's. officials are searching for a0 others who are missing after days of heavy rain. the north of the country has been hit particularly hard. thousands have been ordered to leave their homes and rescue teams have been sent in. new research shows chemicals containing short lived chlorine compounds widely used in plastics and paint strippers could delay the closure of the hole in the earth's protective ozone layer by 30 years. the chemicals, 110w layer by 30 years. the chemicals, now mainly produced in china, are not regulated. experts say the montreal proto

what sparked the attack still remains a mystery. nbc's jay gray has the latest from las vegas. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: a firestorm -- >> run, keep your head down! >> reporter: -- for ten minutes. >> were you shot? >> i need 911. >> reporter: along the las vegas strip. turning this outdoor concert into a killing field. this is what it looks like almost a week later, still an active crime scene as investigators search for evidence and an answer to the nagging question why. >> something happened in his head that the steve i knew two weeks ago no longer the guy who did that. >> reporter: steven paddock's girlfriend, marilou danley, told investigators he had mental health issues and sometimes would lie in bed crying out, "oh, my god." investigators say they don't know of any mental or physical problems that may have triggered her rampage. -- his rampage. a scan of electronics pulled from his home and hotel room revealed paddock searched for information on lollapalooza, a summer music festival in chicago. he reserved rooms in hotel that'

court disqualified sharif from office for not declaring a source of income the investigation was sparked by the panama papers leaks which linked him to owning flats in london straight through how he's joining us on the telephone from islamabad so now that no one has been indicted what is this exactly mean. today this morning the national accountability court resumed the proceedings go and see the trenches against military it's not in law it's not in the standard but it is not something that. is dr. so the courts who see things were going on and big three of them were indicted in the two defenses cases against them then the evidence emerged london property so what is it that happens next and what kind of response that we expect there to be from pakistan. this morning has happened because on the thirteenth of. two about because you can learn has because there were some. mismanagement by the live life movement in the court and because you can work plus one hundred thirty thousand people this morning to put a single resume and three of the former prime minister nawaz sharif son in law and hi

no word yet on what sparked this fire. >>> in the north bay, recovery efforts are getting underway after the massive fires that caused so much destruction and loss of life. the sonoma county sheriff says search and rescue crews are trying to locate 53 people still missing after the fires. 26 of the missing are from the city of santa rosa. about 200 workers from the national guard and other agencies are fanned out across the fire zone looking for those missing people. here are the latest containment numbers, the pocket fire is 58% contained, the tubs fire is 87% contained, the nuns fire is 78% contained, the atlas fire is 80% contained. we are live now along highway 12 east of santa rosa where we can see flames in the hills when we spoke to her during the last hour. how is it looking right now? >> reporter: utility work into the night repairing infrastructure destroyed along with everything else in this once inviting neighborhood. >> we are going to bat for consumers. insurance commissioner dave jones visiting a local assistance center just a few miles away. >> we are not getting complain

kelly: president trump's refusal it recertify the nuclear deal sparking a new war of words with iran. the country's president condemning president trump's speech as he also vowed to ramp up iran's military. interpreter: our weapons and missiles are for our defense. we're more determined to defend. we've been making weapons we need and will multiply our efforts. kelly: for more, we turn to john huddy. israel is america's closest ally in the middle east. what is their reaction? >> well, positive on the president's side. prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a recorded statement released after the president's speech is standing by his friend and ally donald trump and said in a statement that president trump "boldly confronted iran's terrorist regime in his speech last night." and the prime minister added that if the iran deal is left unchanged, according to the prime minister, in a few years, iran will have an arsenal of nuclear weapons. the prime minister's statement wasn't exactly a surprise. he's been a staunch opponent and ally. they have met several times since the president took off

lauren's the spark that started the fire.aces like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >>> it's going to be a beautiful stretch of weather right through the weekend. so whatever you have to do outside, maybe put the deg aches up, jim, jacqueline, great week to do that. rain is heading our way late saturday night and heading into tuesday. there you go. it's all going to go away. >> all my deck rrgzs are already up. >> of course. >> thanks for joining us tonight. "tonight show" with jimmy fallon is up next. ♪ >> steve: from

police say they are still trying to figure out what sparked the explosion. its also unclear righ water. the coast guard will be conducting a water quality evaluation as soon as possible. an update on breaking news overseas- the death toll skyrocketing in somalia following a double car bombing over the weekend. just minutes ago-- somalian officials confirmed that the death toll has risen, now topping 300 peopl. it happened near a popular hotel in the capital city of mogadishu. the death tolls continues to climb as crews sift through a nearby building that collapsed. and this morning, we are learning that the terror group, al-shabab has claimed responsibility. happening right now-- the weather in california, aiding fire fighters as they start getting a handle on more than a dozen wildfires, burning across the state. the damage has already reached historic proport are dead and more than 57-hundred homes have been damaged or destroyed by the flames. but fire crews say winds have calmed down over the weekend, allowing more than 25-thousand people to return to the

she's the spark that has started the fire. places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. ♪ >>> i want you to check out gwyneth paltrow's flashback halloween getup. paying ho imagine to her character from seven. spoiler alert. she gets decapitated. that's why the head in the box is going on. her boyfriend joined in. >> very inventive. i have never seen that one before. >> it's an original. >>> now to another crew. the ladies of "the talk." the past three years they have rocked out with an epic lip-sync war. how did they amp it up this year? let's say, girls just wanna have fun. >> cyndi, here i come. ♪ when you gonna live your life right ♪ >> i just want her to say my name. i don't care if the critique is good or bad. july and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. >> i want to show you something. julie chen dressed as you. zbloe, my god. that's funny. my hair was brighter. >> sounds like a good critique. they're getting into

she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >>> here is our pumpkin picture of the evening. this is ryely and carved this u.s. air force pumpkin because it's for her father in the u.s. air force. is she cute or what? adorable. your ten day on ten. it's cooler than normal tomorrow. 58 degrees and going to see drop down to 39 tomorrow night. it should be clear. you'll need to bundle up. 56 wednesday. could see a smooufring in. 71 thursday. could see an isolated shower. it look like the weekend maybe more rain for carson. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- blake shelton, andrea martin, featuring the legendary roots

officials are trying to find what sparked the fire. crews remain on the scene to deal with any hot spots. >>> the fire moved quickly and damaged at least two homes in the hills of east san jose today. sky map shows us where this fire broke out, off mount hamilton road. people tried to use water from nearby pool to wet down a nearby house and protect it from the flames. investigators are looking for  what sparked the fire. sky 7 did find downed power lines but investigators are still checking on what caused the fire. >> we have updates tonight on some other major wildfires burning in california, including one in mendocino county where 2,000 people remain out of their homes. they are getting new help this week. >> oh, my god, dude. >> death-defying escape from flames. flames. more on the moment one m at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can d

administrators hoping the meeting can be the spark that will change attitudes. randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >> thanks. this is the latest incident we've seen at local schools. students will "huffington post" a -- will hold a silent protest against pumpkins with offensive carvings. >>> at another school, students are suspended for throwing rocks at a cheltenham bus. >>> a man accused of a deadly rampage is in a delaware prison on $2 billion bond. >> this morning, new details on how it all began on wednesday morning. a witness who was inside the maryland granite company where this rodee smith started by badmouthing co-workers. a short time later, he said there would be a meeting and started shooting. prince ultimately shot five people, killing three. >>> this morning, we now know the law enforcement captured prince thanks to the mother of a rookie wilmington police officer. show spotted prince ditching his suv near glasgow high school in newark and then called police who quietly surrounded the area and caught him after a short foot chase. news of prince's arrest

spark pharmaceuticals makes the drug. and the stock was halted all day but spiked when it opened after hours. it's up more than 70% so far this year. some of the other smaller companies in the field are bluebird, voyager therapeutics. meg terrell joins us with more. this is the most amazing story. >> reporter: it's a really incredibly story, and a milestone in the field of medicine. gene therapy represents a whole new way to treat disease. ges desigd to be a one-time remedy. it uses a virus to deliver a healthy copy of a gene to make up for the one that causes the disease. sparks therapeutics could be the first to bring gene therapy to the market if the fda approves the drug. the panel voted 16-0 today that the drug has a favorable profile. it's designed to treat a congenital form of blindness. people with the condition eventually lose their sight. people who participated in the clinical trial told the fda panel today how much of a difference they felt after taking the treatment, with one person saying that before it was

accused her into militants of launching coordinated attacks on police posts on aug twenty fifth that sparked a mass exodus. at . spain's economic powerhouse of catalonia stages a rowdy vote for independence on the weekend stepping up the pressure on the dragon casting a question mark in equity markets over the country's economic future also on the program another financial crash landing for a european airline u.k. as monarch is grounded leaving one hundred thousand passengers stranded around the world and south carolina is trump country yet people their own pose the president's ideas on trade we'll tell you why. this is a business i'm christopher. welcome stocks retreated and spanish boring costs went up on monday as investors were trying to evaluate the political consequences of the catalonian independence after sunday's brutal scenes confidence and prime minister marianna government has taken a hit and worries about europe's fifth largest economy a growing. before the close of monday's session on the madrid stock exchange the country's benchmark index had dropped as much as one point six p

nicholas the seconds of fair with a ballerina will tell you why there are fears that this movie could spark a violent reaction. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show well it has been a month now since germany voted in a new parliament and today lawmakers will come to. other for their first session in these chambers we're still waiting for all american to form a new government coalition talks about that started just last week here in berlin so what can we expect though in the bundestag today well first of all we're talking about the biggest parliament ever in germany a number of lawmakers rising to seven hundred nine s. because of the country's electoral system now that makes it more than ten percent bigger than the last parliament now the other major difference is the number of parliamentary groups last time there were just for this time around there are six

sparks from a tree sparked a fire two years ago, pg & e was ordered to save all evidence today. for more go to our website, nbc bay area.com. >> still ahead, racing red flags what senator harris describes as a glitch in the federal response to our wild fires. >>> plus. >> just to get some clarity. just to get some fresh air. >> a breath of fresh air, the length some people are willing to travel to get away from the smoky air. >>> with the fires continuing to burn across the north bay, i'll tell you when some rain looks like it could make it into the forecast. my new update at 11:20 tonight. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick

that sparked fears of a financial collapse for the world's second largest economy the true cost of debt fuelled growth has yet to be revealed now the timing could hardly be worse ahead of japan's elections this weekend yet another corporate scandal is shaking the economy this time around it's nyssa the carmaker shut down all its factories in the country that's because unqualified workers were put in charge of quality control it's the latest in a litany of serious errors from japan's biggest corporations. and another gesture of humility and another apology from the company boss he did so cycle admitted that the scandal at nissan was much worse than originally thought final vehicle inspections were carried out by un qualified employees it all came to light about a month ago over a million cars have to be pulled off the road for of nissan six factories were involved in the shoddy work now nissan has to put the brakes on production all domestic factories will remain closed for at least two weeks the recall is going to be expanded the string of company scandals in japan continues more than a

the senate paves the way for president trump's tax plan that has sparked heated debate across the nation. >>> flying high. the eagles sit atop the nfl standings. the wild game that left them with the best record in the league. i always like when that happens. >> kansas city lost night, barn-burner. i didn't see it, glen saw some of it. >> we'll talk about that coming up. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a picture-perfect day. we'll get to glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the details. >>> if you liked yesterday and the day before yesterday, you'll like today and then tomorrow. it we're not seeing much change. about the only thing is that the temperature is higher than it was yesterday at this time. 56 at philadelphia. so it's not nearly as chilly. a couple days ago we saw places in the 30s at this time of the morning. now we're mostly 50 or above. 50 in allentown, reading, pottstown. again, it was in the low 40s in many areas yesterday morning. so the temperature is definitely starting in a higher place than it did. we'v

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sometimes take a spark just as spark and i think a nasa has provided that spark for the whole edificelow up for people to wake up and say no more something has to be done. we got some rather disturbed weather pushing into central parts of north america over the next couple of days big clutch of storms moving across the plains here with this weather system for the race it's generally try we have got high pressure in chozen for the west again generally try not see bad along the the west coast eighteen celsius in seattle twenty two that for san francisco but here's our western weather that we do have across central pos easing over towards the midwest into the canadian prairies notching for the race was a really peping up as we go on into websites some very heavy rain all the way from the midwest right down into northern parts of texas and beyond new mexico was a sing song live east coast should stay dry some pleasant sunshine once again to a getting up to around twenty five degrees celsius meanwhile still a few showers there into southern areas of florida through miami that shabby right

the sparks trying to get back into this one. time winding down. she made the free throw that would pull the sparks within three. just over 30 seconds to play. maya moore, 18 points, 10 boards. sylvia fowles had 20 rebounds, she's the finals mvp after she was the regular season mvp and lynx win it fourth wnba championship in the last seven years. back to you. >> all right, coming up, star quarterback cam newton is under fire this morning. hear his comment to a female reporter and the new reaction overnight. >>> and the man in a costume who photobombed this congressional hearing. the story behind the so-called monopoly man. stick around. oats seem pretty simple, right? they're actually kind of extraordinary. see, oats contain a soluble fiber called beta-glucan. beta-what? stay with me here. this is where it gets interesting. this fiber really doesn't like cholesterol. so, it traps some of the bad cholesterol and shows it a thing or two. making quaker