the station is it ranks from 47 k to 97 k or higher if the station is larger we don't see a stationuch larger and the bike station is $1,200 with that, i'll i'm going to turn it over to jamie to walk through through the fact agreements between motivate and right of po port and the memorandum of understanding between the city and the port. >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> ms. emily. >> i'd like to just highlight a few of the features of each of of those agreements starting with the license agreement with motivate it is a term of just under 10 years 9 years 6 month term they have they requested a fee waiver for the first approximately 19 most of that term i'll talk about that in a future slide but they will be paying a fee for the space that they - is utilized basically the footprint of the station and they'll be paying the current rates the 5 stations currently located on port property we determine the rates to be commission approved and perimeter rates approved with the plan that was $0.80 maybe up to the new rate but those rates if you approve the fee waiver period that

it was a short-term space station.hen a laboratory was in the payload bay, it actually served as the research center in space. it served as a servicing station with the hubble space telescope. astronauts could do repairs in orbit and prolong the life of the observatory there. finally, it was a construction site for the international space station. all the modules and solar arrays and trusses that make up the international space station were carried up into space from the payload bay of the shuttle. the space shuttle also had a profound impact on the astronaut corps and on our perception of human spaceflight. up until that point, the astronaut corps had consisted entirely of men. and the majority of them were test pilots, many of them combat pilots who were very experienced in high-altitude flight under extreme conditions. some scientists had been admitted into the astronaut corps and one of those scientists went to the moon and three of them served on skylab. but because the shuttle had a different kind of mission to d

lets go to dave first live at ardmore station.elieve that is first train we have seen in your live shot at 5:33 in the morning. >> reporter: that is right, that was an amtrak train we just saw there but we did see some septa trains that came by our way, a couple times. they were moving quickly. i didn't see anybody on the second train that had gone through as i was peering through the windows there but i'm sure that will change significantly with more crowding as people feel the squeeze of the adjusted train schedule put into place this morning. septa is running on a modified saturday schedule after pulling one-third of the regional rail fleet, once engineers found cracks in the steel beams of the 120 silver line are five train cars but saturday plan in place, the amount of the trains heading in to center city will be cut bias much as half. morning and evening rush hours will run close to every half an hour as possible but transit officials say that there will be crowd and advise people to move toward bus or subway services with m

now, one option for folks is that each station suggested alternates from that station to center city.heck that out at septa.org. if you are going to suck it up and drive to work, they are going to add extra services, or i should say extra spots available at the train stations, the cynwyd line using shuttle buses until further are notice taking those trains off and throwing them in the mix. extra trains on the market frankford line and free parking available at frankford transportation center, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> travel troubles for septa riders as bob just mentioned it will be major delays. >> septa regional rail has taken these cars out of service in order to make repairs, on the new cars. these aren't old cars from the 40's, these are the newer cars, dave kinchen is all over this. people will be really stranded and in the rain. what a horrible confluence of events. >> reporter: my gosh, not to mention those new cars cost septa 274 million-dollar, they held them out six years ago and now they are having problems. the big problem today, the people who ray lion sept

central station has no opposition. al approves the conditions sale of [inaudible] petitions shall be responsible maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premise which they have control dipicted on abc 25 saert dated april 14, 2016. no nysshall be audible beyond the area defined by abc 257. loitering, defined to stand lideally about without lawful business and prohibited on sidewalks or property ajaisance to the premise under the control of the licenseee. >> very good, thank you for your presentation and we like to request the applicant from 451 bush to come forward if they are here. >> supervisors. i'm-it is 447 bush. i want to clarify. >> the transfer from- >> it is a new license. we applied under 447 bush which was the hair salon beneath 441. it is going to be a art bar. i saw there is dada as well, so it is the meeting of art bars today. it is brought to meself and my partners and [inaudible]. i owned the art bar for 9 years on divisadero and [inaudible] partner in mutual michele. we applied for a entert

but, each station does have a suggested allege that the.hat station, weaver links on our website, just go to fox29.com. we have one page that has all of the info you need to know before you get on the go. and maybe an option would be taking a bus or a trolley into center city. but expect those crowded conditions, remember, the closest you can start your trip at the beginning of the line, the better chance you are going to have to get a seat and get on a train. for example, the lansdale-doylestown line typically has 17 trains during the morning rush hour. only seven trains right now during the morning rush hour. and here are additional parking spots. if you want to jump on old betsy, take the car into warning, free parking at the frankford transportation center. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you so much. one man facing very serious charges after being arrested for making terroristic threats at delaware welcome center. thirty-five year old pa poo of selby ville, another man, made threats to employee on sunday. that will forced authorit

we've seen two trains make stops here at the glenside station. the first train stops on schedule and it arrived at 4:23 this morning. we watched as a dozen passengers got on. septa is operating on a modified saturday schedule as they will be as they schedule to make repairs to 120 cars. >> it's going to be devastating to the whole system, i think. people are going to be panicking and hopefully a lot of people leave early and avoid some of the rush. but we'll see what happens. >> and that passenger we spoke to said that he's expecting to encounter some delays, some congestion on his commute home this evening. we're going to be checking in throughout the morning to let you know how things are going out here in glenside. >> pamela, thank you f you're having trouble this morning with your commute, we want to hear from you. take a picture of what is happening at the station around you. and tweet us about your experience. twitter handle is @nbcphiladelphia. you can get the latest updates every step the way. we'll have up to the minute updates. make sur

and the train still not there at the north wales station. so the crowd is getting bigger and bigger. >> and that's a problem, that's what we saw yesterday, already the first trains out of the gate are delayed. already delays on the schuylkill expressway, this is an alternate for others, some folks maybe getting out of town on this live look. live look from philadelphia international airport. the roads, the rales, the planes, and the forecast when we come right back. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood ente

in the back of everybody's mind there was still a space station. sky lab was the first step towards what now has become the international space station, a huge new facility in earth orbit. this bow heel moth behind me is the backup sky lab space station. it is flight ready. nasa built two of them in case they wanted to do two sky lab missions or in case there was some hardware problem with the first sky lab orbital workshop. we did make a modification to it. ordinarily we don't modify flight ready hardware but in this case, we cut a passage way to doors into it and laid down a sort of hallway, right through the middle of this living quarter so people who visit the museum can walk inside sky lab and see the living quarters and look into the bathroom and they see a mannequin at the table with some food on the table. the shower is set up there, the exercise bicycle in plain view, they can see the trash air lock right there. if they look up, they can just be wowed by the aamount of free space there is. i mentioned that sky lab was occupied in 1973 and

a station assigned to protect an area with 160 homes. for years, two or three firefighters worked here during fire season. but palo alto fire chief eric nichols says last year, the station only responded to ten calls. >> but we decided that we would probably be a better use of taxpayer's dollars to handle more of the calls down here in the valley. versus staffing that station up there during fire season. >> reporter: but the president of the union representing palo alto firefighters says closing the station will put the community at risk. >> this station, although it's low frequency, as call volumes, it's high risk potential. the droughts have caused the brush to be thick and dry. it's hard getting access in and out of the foothills. the occasional road is pretty much the only way up and down. if something were to happen, it could be catastrophic. >> reporter: chief nichols says thanks to agreements with santa clara county fire department and other agencies, residents in the foothills will still be protected and response times should not

each station suggest alternates.cally use them for the snow delays, or when they cancel, the train lines. so that is an option for folks as we move further in with this septa situation, if you are going to drive, 1600 extra spots opened up at the naval hospital. from there broad street subway can take you in center city. free parking by the way. 300 at festival pier. they have also waved the parking fee at the frankford transportation center. mike and alex, back to you. >>> taylor swift partied like a rock star this holiday weekend. she was drowning in celebrities, born on july 4th, beach bash, and it looked amazing. >> what beach is this, dax. >> well, this is the beach right off of, you know where her house is in road island. she can walk down steps and head out on the beach. she had her annual fourth of july party. of course, the celebrities come out in droves for her because she's just opened up her house. she has a big bounce house that she puts up next to the pool. she has a great time. i can tell you, cara del

this is at the primeau station in delaware county. media elwyn train which is a regional rail train. looks like everything went smoothly. they had plenty of seats in there but again, this is early. things could begin to build as the morning progresses. >> matt pelman we can be optimistic and say this is foreshadowing to the rest of the morning. >> i like that, its glass half full approach if everybody can keep smiling that will help us out a whole lot but just in case, just in case that doesn't happen let's talk about some alternatives to the septa regional rails because we're down a third of the cars. you can take amtrak's keystone line coming our chester county. if you don't water main to use the media elwyn use the 101 our 102 trolleys through delco coming away from media. coming away from norristown instead of the manayunk norristown regional rail think about using the high speed down out of norristown or as katherine and annie have been saying you can driver the car to one of the subway stations like the fern rock station where a

central station has no opposition. al approves the conditions sale of [inaudible] petitions shall be responsible maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premise which they have control dipicted on abc 25 saert dated april 14, 2016. no nysshall be audible beyond the area defined by abc 257. loitering, defined to stand lideally about without lawful business and prohibited on sidewalks or property ajaisance to the premise under the control of the licenseee. >> very good, thank you for your presentation and we like to request the applicant from 451 bush to come forward if they are here. >> supervisors. i'm-it is 447 bush. i want to clarify. >> the transfer from- >> it is a new license. we applied under 447 bush which was the hair salon beneath 441. it is going to be a art bar. i saw there is dada as well, so it is the meeting of art bars today. it is brought to meself and my partners and [inaudible]. i owned the art bar for 9 years on divisadero and [inaudible] partner in mutual michele. we applied for a entert

parking prices usually go up at bart stations every six months and the extra money goes to improve stationccess and maintenance. >> some of the maintenance will be performed this week on tracks between glen park and daly city stations. balboa park will be closed with free stations to and from the suspects adding an hour to a trip to millbrae and sfo with crews working 24 hours a day during the shutdown with the stretch of track closed for certain weekends all the way to the middle of october. >> now, an update on what firefighters wake up to this morning, 82 degrees in the soberanes fire, 4% relative humidity, cannot get much more dry, northwest wind at 6 to 7 miles per hour, good for us and the smoke is pushing away, and as we head into the mid-morning and the afternoon hours the southwest wind will push the smoke up toward the south bay and inland east bay again. it will miss the north bay today, and temperatures are running in the low-to-mid 50s from petaluma at 50 degrees, and 52 in san francisco, and, also, 55 in el sobrante and 52 in san jose and 59 in lafayette and tracy at 70 degre

a station assigned to protect an area with 160 homes.or years, two or three firefighters worked here during fire season, but palo alto fire chief eric nickels says last year the station only responded to ten calls. >> we decided that we would probably be a better use of tax taxers' dollars to handle more the calls down here in the valley versus staffing that station up there during fire season. >> reporter: but the president of the union representing palo alto firefighters says closing the station will put the community at risk. >> this station, although it's low frequency, call volumes, is high risk potential. the drought has caused the brush to be thick and dry. it's hard getting access in and out of the foothills. the road is the only way up and down. if something were to happen, it could be catastrophic. >> reporter: chief nickel says thanks to agreements with santa clara county fire departicle ded other agencies residents in the foothills will still be protected and response times should not change. homeowners we talked to off camer

trains already bypassing the jenkintown stations. so if you are watching us right now, and you're head today jenkintown off this lansdale, forget about it, already stack and pack, now, that's the line that our tori got on back out there in north wales. >> they're already bypassing the jen continue town station and again all of the alternates, links, on our website at fox29.com. keep in mind phillies this afternoon, going to be hot one at the park, but then when that game is over, bamm, instant traffic jam on to the roadways. throw extra cars out there as folks try to use that as alternate. god bless the folks going to the phillies game then try to take the regional rail line home after the game. mike and alex, back to you. >> one of the producers on the jenkintown train, talk to him on the phone, first, we have to tell but. >> this i often leave hundreds every thousands of the dollars in the back of cation. >> do you? >> but this guy, back seat of his cab, some guy forgot it. >> but he does the right thing. police say he found the ba

a pregnant woman denied access to the bathroom at a metro station. so she calls transportation reporter adam tuss. >> welcome to news 4 this week. >> hello, everyone. we are focussing on metro this week and we begin with the general manager's big announcement to eliminate hundreds of jobs. this comes in the midst of metro's big safe track safet be made. >> the announcement came in a memo to metro employees. 500 positions deemed redundant or noncritical will be cut from the agency. they're expected over the next several months. >> d.c. city council member jack evans is on the metro board and says it's sad when jobs are cut but that the decision is necessary. >> it's important to down size. we have 13,000 employees and i think paul's actions are are very important to send a message that we are very serious about getting our house in order. >> it's in the midst of the most ambitious and for some most disruptive changes. it's stations on the silver and blue lines while repairs, upgrades and safety enhancements are performed. leaving thousands of computer

to the wynnwood station. firefighters here about 30 minutes, 30, 45 minutes ago, they were checking out the station walking up and down the platform for about ten minutes with a fire extinguisher. fires at three different locations between city avenue and the wynnwood ardmore stations. at least nine fire crews are responding. calls came in around 4:30 this afternoon. no injuries, no evacuations to report. amtrak as you may have seen in some of the video is assisting with this scene. now, we are also investigating the cause of the fires. once we find out some more of those questions, we'll try to talk to people, find out what their delay was like this afternoon. live in wynnwood, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> now let's look at the delays. if you are waiting for your loved one to get home, 542 is 41 minutes later. the 536 to northtown is a half hour late. >> monique braxton is at suburb station. are you getting an earful from frustrated passengers? >> reporter: well, i guess you could say i am. everybody is h

the number of aircraft, ships and recovery specialists on station. in addition, a special launch aboard area covers the landmass and offshore areas at cape kennedy. recovery teams go up before the astronauts enter the spacecraft in case of an ejected aboard from the launchpad or shortly after liftoff. there could be more extreme contingencies. the emergency might be such that a spacecraft could not land in a planned landing area. in a dire emergency, the command pilot might have to fire the retro rockets and come down, the world is 70% water and 30% land. the odds strongly weighted toward a water landing. any commercial shipping in the area might then be called for assistance to pick up the astronauts. craters, oilers, tankers, any ship with heavy hoist equipment could take the spacecraft aboard. if the crew comes down over land, they would use the ejection seats. leave the spacecraft and land by parachute. astronauts have not only a complete survival kit to sustain them, but they're trained to live off the land, even desert and jungle. whether gemny

the balboa park station is closed. this is the first of seven weekends between now and october that will cause these delays. in daly city jackie ward kpix 5. >> the express lanes that opened earlier this year most have taken trips down the lane. the benefits of the $345 million project are showing. average speeds are between 10 and 25 miles faster. these lanes will be closed for road work. this is the first of many along the stretch of highway. lanes will be closed from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. . >>> somebody is trying to boob by trap mountain bikers. sharon reports near woodacre where bikers found a spiked strip. >> the mountain biker who found this strip turned it into the sheriff's office but for those on the trail it's bikers be ware. >> eric and his son luke drove here to ride their mountain bikes. they had no idea that another biker had discovered this across the trail on tuesday just off white tail road. >> to see that someone's putting something up like that is sur prieszing and shocking and disappointing. >> th

huge, huge project and it is happening all over the place the city it is essential for folks from station 5 be able to move around easily i'm sorry, go ahead. >> that project is putting in two brand new buildings residential buildings and be a lot of new residents so the idea to have a plaza out front for people coming and going that looks nice but narrows the street and you okay? yes, i am my chair went to the side >> thank you continue please. >> so it narrows the street which again they were proposing a contra flow lane to the narrow end was not a concern, however, we'll opposed the contra flow lane and seeing a new proposal in august 11th or somewhere we'll imagine it will have widening of oak street we can still go down oak street. >> things are looking positive and planning and mta we voiced our concerns within an agreement they're taking the project back to the developer to redo the front of that. >> okay. so we have speed bumps, speed humps and speed cushions. >> i think i'm ready for the pop quiz. >> the bumps and humps are the same thing as far as i'm concerned, we'll have to st

my work a lot this is the main station i go to.ave to use the buses. >> it will be harder to get to work, but i will try to take one of the shuttles they have. if it's too crowded, i will walk. >> reporter: this gw student from china typically relies on the crystal city station to get to work and school. >> i can go through pentagon city, and i can get er too far for you? >> 10 minutes. >> reporter: there will be three different shuttles to get people around. one back and forth to pentagon city. the other from pentagon city to crystal city to the airport and back. there will be a shuttle directly to the pentagon. >> i'm glad they are fixing things, and i hope it actually gets fixed. >> reporter: well, those free shuttles will pick people up here at the usual metro bus stop, and that is near the entrance to the crystal city metro station at 18th street and bell street. i'm mola lenghi. >> fortunately just for another week. thank you. if you have not already, make sure to download the wusa 9 app. you will get the best way around the

. >>> union station this afternoon, police got security help thanks to some powerful sniffers. police dogs patrolled with officers inside and around the station in an effort to heighten security. >> atmosphere right now is pretty intense but i'm glad to see there's security here and a dog sniffing everything so really good thing. >> i mean, i think that it's always a heightened security time around july 4th, especially in d.c. and there have been like stations targeted, public transit and so i'm taking a bus so i'm not as concerned maybe but i definitely thought about it. >> d.c. police say like the dogs, some security ur not be seen. >>> a record number of people expected to travel this holiday weekend, here's a live look at drivers making their getaway across the bay bridge. they are dealing with storms and heavy traffic right now. some 43 million americans are driving, flying or boating to a vacation destination to celebrate the 4th. that's 5 million more travelers than on memorial day holiday. danielle nottingham explains what's behind the surge. >> reporter: aaa says low g

in addition every train station has an suggested alternate. it may be a bus, two bus trips and a trolley to get new to center city. so that is one option if you do not have the car to play with today. mike and alex, back to you. >>> keep us updated. we have breaking news, an et willal flight in new york city has landed safely following a bomb threat. plane was escorted by military jets cross ago cross europe. >> we will get more information on it. >>> 6:19. italian police say they have arrested a homeless man in the death of the american college student. nineteen year-old beau solomon was reported missing last friday just hours after arriving in rome for a university exchange program. his body was found in the river yesterday. solomon fridays wisconsin. his family says thousands of dollars were charged to beau's credit cards after he disappeared. >>> welshing former rival hitting campaign trail together for the first time. president obama will join hillary clinton on stage at a rally in north carolina they ran against each other as democratic

trains passed by stations in at least five cases and one station in bucks county, septa reached out to amtrak for an assist. >> day two and the septa rail system remains under stress. they made improvements but still packed trains bypassed stations and frustrated passengers hoping to board. >> they are is a train passing us and it's normally a local stop. it's full to capacity as it was leaving fort washington, we knew we would bypass here. >> some passengers making adjustmented. instead of a 7:00 a.m. rush hour train trying to catch the 4:40 or 5:12. >> it's frustrating getting in and i'll stay at work longer and come home later tonight. >> it was like a sardine cram nood a train, there is not a whole lot you can do. >> septa's newest units were grounded for safety issues, last night the rail system was so crowded people were standing in the areas where the cars connect called vestibules. >> we saw tweets yesterday that showed people riding in the vestibules, we will not move a train if there are people in the vestibule. you have to get inside of the train or that train will sit there

i can see part of the front of the police station. they've set up a perimeter using not just police trucks but also ambulances as well. they've set up a perimeter, so they don't want people coming here. i can see where some of the officers are but i can't tell you where they are because i don't want to compromise their positions. i can see what's happening around the building. the police presence outside the building is very heavy at this point. >> stephanie, thanks very much, you stay safe as well. i want to give you an update of what we know here at cnn about this new security alert in dallas, what we know and what we don't know. what we know is that police are under heightened security. in fact they've put their headquarters there under lockdown. we know there's been an anonymous threat against the police department. members of the media were moved, to lea they have set up something of a perimeter, attention focused on a building just behind police headquarters. if you're looking at your screen now, it would be to the right, in the

including a wire along the wynnewood station passing trains. take a look. there were several fires reported this area hit especially hard. the area of overbrook and bryn mawr stations caused big delays yesterday. as several trains were forced to stop during the delay. this is on top of the delays we've been seeing since tuesday since hundreds of railcars were pulled from the rails for repairs. as a result of fires, some people in the meantime have resorted to driving themselves into the city. taking cabs, using car sharing services. trying toal void the delays and overcrowding issues as much as possible. >> two septa trains backed up to amtrak and they asked everyone to get off the train. >> they say they had a fire between overbrook and bryn mawr, so that's why i had to get a cab. >> reporter: we watched several trains roll by yesterday without stopping because they were full. i talked to those folks yesterday. we'll have this thoughts coming up at 5:00. >>> today, officials from camden, philadelphia, delaware valley regional planning commission announced

details coming from our nbc sister station in dallas.ll keep you updated as more developments come out. >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> the phillies entered the final series before the all-star break having won eight of their last nine games. they opened at coors field in colorado against the rockies. right now they're signing a few autographs for fans making the rocky mountain trip. doing work with the bat. solo home run ties the game. 12th home run for the big t, but this is coors field, and the rockies like hitting there. trevor story in the third. look at this one. lands way out. ramos loses it because it goes so far out. on the concourse, rockies took the lead 6-2. right now it is 11-2. rockies. >>> simmons playing his second game in the utah summer league. the move and the dish, pass in the lane and watch this move. a behind the back, no-look. teammate showing it all. drive, scores and one. sippance scores six points, seven rebounds. they beat the jazz,

when you request drop off or pick up at the station ace parking lot. the deal lasts through labor day. reduced train service coverage does not ends here. another live report coming up in the next half hour. coverage also available on our website cbsphilly.com and the cbs local app. >> other news, chester police investigating the city's 15th murder year. last night someone shot a man to death while he was in his karat third and kurland street. police found the victim shot in the head and the car still in gear with the engine running. so far no suspects, and no motive. >> now, rain failed to dampen the spirit of 76. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> singer michael mcdonald rocks camden's waterfront at the fourth every july freedom festival. it ended with a fantastic fireworks display, over the delaware river. big crowd was on hand despite the weather. >> there was incredible fireworks display over the philadelphia museum of art at the celebration on the parkway. now, we talk to some people who came prepared for the rain which started around 7:00. some other say the raid adde

the balboa park station is closed. this is only the first of seven weekends where balboa park station will be closed. >>> gunfire erupted as police were on foot in emeryville. they were walking last night when someone fire add single shot. it's not clear if the shooter was aiming at the officers. they later found a round in a nearby wall. no one was hurt. >>> new detalgs on that medical plane that went down. we have new details. it killed everyone on board. the patient was being trarns ported to san francisco. the plane was traveling from crescent to san francisco when the pilot sent a distress cig nalg. the wreckage was found later many the day. the pilot, medic, nurse and patient on board did not survive. >>> quite a scene in san jose this morning when a suspected drunk driver slammed his truck into a home. it happened around midnight the driver was taken o the hospital to be -- was taken to the hospital to be treated. >>> police looking for the suspect who stabbed four people and ran off before police officers arriv

here's a live look right now from 30 street station. we're live across the region to help you get to work on time. >>> meanwhile, today hillary clinton will be in our area just one day after the fbi recommended no charges against her in her e-mail scandal. hear what she'll be doing today in atlantic city and why donald trump is the target. >>> a live look this morning at citizens bank park in south philadelphia. phils hit the field at 1:00 today. temperatures expected in the mid 90s. we could see that all of the way to the weekend. it's just past 5:30. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. a good day to check on elderly and those shut in. let's start with meteorologist sheena parveen with the neighborhood weather forecast. good morning. >> good morning. you want to stay hydrated today. avoid staying outside for long periods of time right in the peek of the day when temperatures gets the hottest and never leave children and animals in the cars with the windows up. seven-day forecast at

huddled in that bus station. so worried about who was out there, what might still happen, and we should put this all into context, because this was essentially a targeting of police. it was an assassination. the snipers fired from elevated positions on police officers just minutes before 9:00 dallas time. and according to the police chief at that briefing earlier tonight, he described the shootings as ambush style, and in fact, ambush is the cover of the local newspaper this morning, it's the front page. chief david brown said, we believe these suspects were positioning themselves in a way to triangulate on these officers from two different perches in garages in the downtown area. they believe the plan was to injure and kill as many law enforcement officers as they could, and the one surviving -- the one person who was still there in that garage, the last person who had not been taken into custody said as much to police on the scene. in the meantime, president obama, who is in warsaw, poland, arriving after an ei

they'll bypass stations especially as they get close to the city.e expecting some problems. you do need to think outside the box. say you're coming from coatesville or some part of chester county. can you get on one of the amtrak keystone line trains? they're offering extra service. maybe you're coming from trenton and you could use an njt train coming from delco like from the media area, could you get on one of the wie 101 or 102 trolleys and come in that way? the norristown high speedline is a good alternative to the manayunk norristown regional rail line. take that in. a lot of these other septa services other than the regional rails are offering exat a service for the foreseeable future as we deal with this rail car shortage and a lot of you are going to choose to drive and this morning you're driving on wet roads like here on 95. this is southbound by penn's landing. there's already an accident. police and penndot pulling up to the scene as well. we've got accidents elsewhere in east againville fifth street at jefferson street. a crash in hopew

the fire shut the station down for a while. >> yeah for about two hours julia.ed the walnut creek bart station about an hour and 125 minutes ago. there will be major delays in both directions

the space station.t also could have a platform at the end of it that an astronaut could stand on and then be maneuvered around to do work high on the hubble space telescope, for example. so if you want to imagine a thrill ride, just imagine being at the end of this 40-foot-long arm on a platform that would be attached here at the end. your feet would be attached under little foot loops, and a lock for your heels. and then that's it. you're at the end of this arm. you're doing your work. working with your tools. but if you have to happen to glance to the side, you are orbiting the earth at 17,500 miles an hour. the earth is flowing by underneath you, and in the course of an eight-hour work day outside, you have gone around the world five or six times. just imagine that as a way to work. not your normal day in the office at all. this is the area right here where it curves just a little bit there, where "columbia" was fatally damaged when the foam tile -- i mean the foam insulation from the external tank s

i mean already today in terms of staffing of the district stations bay view station or mission station or northern station for example have more police officers assigned to them than terra bell because of crime levels and already staffing decisions are made based on crime levels. this isn't going to under mine the west side. i think it will benefit the west side because we know the west side is experiencing enormous amount of property crime as well, but in the end just to be very, very clear under no matter the model we use and the revised model or officers where the sole focus is neighborhood crime issues the only way we're going to fundamentally address effectively our crime issues is with adequate staffing in the police department. our police department is under staffed. it has been under staffed for years. we are working very hard to rebuild it and we need to get it back up to the 1971 but honestly 1971 was a full staffing number that was set when dianne feinstein was their in the 80's when we had fewer people when we had areas of the city that are now neighborhoods that didn't exi

i mean already today in terms of staffing of the district stations bay view station or mission station or northern station for example have more police officers assigned to them than terra bell because of crime levels and already staffing decisions are made based on crime levels. this isn't going to under mine the west side. i think it will benefit the west side because we know the west side is experiencing enormous amount of property crime as well, but in the end just to be very, very clear under no matter the model we use and the revised model or officers where the sole focus is neighborhood crime issues the only way we're going to fundamentally address effectively our crime issues is with adequate staffing in the police department. our police department is under staffed. it has been under staffed for years. we are working very hard to rebuild it and we need to get it back up to the 1971 but honestly 1971 was a full staffing number that was set when dianne feinstein was their in the 80's when we had fewer people when we had areas of the city that are now neighborhoods that didn't exi

the balboa park station will be closed as a result. the seven weekend closures run through mid-october. those headed to sfo and millbray should add an extra hour to their trip. >>> the national transmission safety board is in texas investigating a hot air balloon crash that left 16 people dead. the balloon went down about 30 miles south of austin. witnesses describe seeing a massive fireball four story high. >> reporter: an insurance of a lifetime turning -- experience of a lifetime turning deadly in central texas. a hot air balloon bursting into flames with 16 people at least on board. investigators say there were no survivors. and they're working to identify everyone killed in the disaster. the hot air balloon caught fire around 7:40 am central and crashed in a pasteur near the town of lockhart, about 30 miles south of austin. margaret wiley lives close by and told reporters she heard a pop, pop, pop sound. >> i think the pops i heard was the balloon connecting with the lines. by the time i looked that way, it was already on the grou

we should say it's only applies to certain stations at certain times of the day. septa says it's all about safety issue but clearly this is also about a money issue rush hour can get kind of overcrowded at times and it seem not everyone is always paying a fare. it's been a rough go for regional rail passengers after 120 cars were taken off the track as month ago when a defect was discover. >> always running late and in the morning it's tough. because you have to go to work on time and it's like 30 minutes late. >> there's been a lot of delays with the trains not arriving on time and on schedule, and even when they're on schedule, they're full to capacity or they're blowing past the station because they're just too full to stop. >> reporter: septa is now leasing 28 cars which is helped a bit but the overcrowding is leaving conductors over worked. there's just not enough time to both check everyone's tickets and passengers on and off the trains. >> there have been situation sis where conductors aren't able to get to all passengers on the trains. so there have been s

. >> and we are spread out across septa stations this morning. reporters annie mccormick and katherine scott are talking with commuters and matt pelman is in for karen rogers watching all the routes and the roads. >> and on top of all this, we have the rain to deal with dave murphy. >> yeah, we do. weather also a story this morning. heavy rain falling in parts of south jersey. another batch coming in out of baltimore that will be coming through delaware and south jersey later. most of the thunderstorms off the coast right now but we have had heavy enough rain where we do have a concern with some flooded roads, maybe some high running creeks and small waterways down in these areas and even in areas where you don't see the rain, southeastern pennsylvania, over toward trenton, some earlier pockets overnight may also be giving you some high water issues on some roadways so be careful this morning. there's a flash flood watch until 10 o'clock across most of the region and we're basically posting this just to let you know that there is that possibility

>> the police were arresting a 22-year-old robbery suspect inside the station. dozens of witnesses watched. some say officers went too far. >> one of the policeman had his knee on the kid's back, and it looked like he was going to break it. and one guy yelled, please just get your leg off his back. you're going to break it. >> bart officials believed the suspect was armed but a gun was not found. officials said the man resisted arrest and may have kit and spit on officers. the video shows an officer punching suspect. >> that's excessive force. >> the activist believes the man was racially profiled. >> everything coming forward of people profiled by the police, that bart police thought it was okay to behave that way. >> reporter: we showed the video to joseph marshal. >> the young man looked like he was hit while he was on the ground and subdued and handcuffed, and i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be a very unnecessary, very improper -- >> reporter: bart said the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. the man

we're live at the strain station. >> plus, giving city kids a taste of the country life.e'll check it out. pat gallen takes us to a riding camp right in philadelphia. >> and this: >> the republican national convention kicks off here in cleveland, ohio today. i'm weijia jiang with a >> hot, stormy, humid, justin tracking a chance every thunderstorms, and lets us know when we could see some relief from the humidity. >> three officers kill in the line of duty in baton rouge. find out what we're learning about the gunman, and how this is changing the way police officers in our area do their jobs. >> and the republican national convention kicks off today in cleveland, ohio, and security is tight. >> we'll take a look at the $50 million security flan place, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> thousands every police offers remembers in cleveland to help keep the peace with protesters expected to take the street. cbs correspondent weijia jiang live on the floor of the convention hall with a preview, good morning, weijia. >> the stage set in the convention kicks off at 1:0

to the wynnwood station., 45 minutes ago, they were checking out the station walking up and down the platform for about ten minutes with a fire extinguisher. fires at three different locations between city avenue and the wynnwood ardmore stations. at least nine fire crews are responding. calls came in around 4:30 this afternoon. no injuries, no evacuations to report. amtrak as you may have seen in some of the video is

prepare to pay more to park at caltrain stations. daily parking fees are going up by 50 cents to $5.50 a day. as for monthly permits, they go up by 5 bucks to $55. >>> starting tonight b.a.r.t. is launching a holiday weekend closure that will impact riders in fremont. the last two stations of the fremont line are going to be closed for track repairs. the union city and fremont stations will stay closed through the fourth of july holiday. shuttle buses are going to run between south hayward and fremont in the meantime and b.a.r.t. tells riders to expect delays. >>> sanother part of the bay area, something you might call b.a.r.t. light is getting closer to reality. b.a.r.t. calls the service e-bart and this week b.a.r.t. is showing off the new trains used along the ten-mile line. starting next winter the dees sill trains will run. and it will use the same fair collection service us yooed at other b.a.r.t. stations. >>> unless you live in fairfield, livermore, it's going to be a little lighter out here this weekend in terms of the tempe

station. b.a.r.t. on a different grid usually but we'll get updates from b.a.r.t.f there is a problem. it's just a local surface streets where the power is out. about 4,000 customers. meanwhile, over toward the bay bridge, no problems for the maze. at the bridge itself there was a crash reported. we'll look at the toll plaza. we don't have any backups and no lanes blocked. golden gate bridge, we also have a smooth flow of traskd and you can see the north bay. great look over there. >>> fire ravaged community in central valley receiving a helping man from two south bay stays. >> gilroy and morgan hill have been collecting tehings. yesterday two gilroy families hit the road to deliver the donations to the people devastated in the region. >> i really feel that if we're out of the effected area and can possibly help in any small way, that that is enormous. that's a big huge help for those folks have lost so much. >> it's not just a small effort. a huge effort there. the fire destroyed 285 structures. it scorched more than 46,000 acres and it's still 80% contained at th