once you get into the areas of the lakes region, mount washington valley, six to as accumulate. and then the numbers taper off a little bit as you travel farther north and west into and through the great north woods. because of all the rain we did have a flood watch up for the entire state through morning, good news, that's been dropped. but we still have a flood warning in effect for some of the low lying areas, small streams and rivers in the mount washington valley, lakes region for about another hour until 6:15, also pemigewasset river around woodstock will likely rise above flood stage and remain there before it drops late tonight. a good part of southern natural has dried out. the winds are beginning to crank up as dryer air nose police from the north and northwest. we still have a concern along the coast, at the time of high tide. later tonight and again tomorrow afternoon, high astronomical tides, busy winds out of the north and northeast. and that's prompting some splashover concerns, beach erosion and maybe minor flooding a long the coast, again that's late tonight and

but clearly seeing the yellow from the lakes region in through the mount washington valley, that's where five to as much as seven inches of rain accumulated out of this particular storm. and then the numbers do taper off to the north and west. very impressive totals in concord, just under four inches of rain out of this storm. earlier, yesterday, only 1.54 inches had accumulated in the month of september in concord. if we were on that pace right through the last couple of days of the month, it would have turned out to be the 19th driest september on record. as for rainfall in the last 24 hours, we're up to 5.5 inches of rain and after today that puts us 20th wettest on record out of the 110 year record. the average 3.35 inches of rain. all the heavy stuff is gone. lingering showers continue in the great north woods. couple more scooting in towards the upper valley. but outside of that will be mainly dry a good part of the evening. a lot of dry air building in from that direction takes over for thursday. now, what about the chance of showers the next couple days? they do exist in a few pa

washington metro west. the high temperatures, shenandoah valley upper 50's, 60 in the washington metro, but the eastern shore what we do not get the rain, a little bit of sunshine, into the 70's. tuesday, we dry up, sunshine coming through. that will best back over the hub, back into the 70's. 75, 76, 77 depending on where you are. the seven-day forecast, monday, like earlyly feeling october, cloud cover, drizzle, light rain. it is not here in the morning. homeor the commute tomorrow afternoon, evening, that is when you will contend with the wet roadways. it is not heavy rain, but heavier drizzle, light steady rain is the way that i worded. for the visit of pope francis, things are looking better. kellye: the skies clearing for the popee. speaking of perfect, man, the redskins. lou: wins are hard to come by, only seven wins in the last two years. and we have one already this season. it has been a long time since the burgundy and gold were in victory formation at the end of a football game. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get

valley also. brendan: where you are in washington dc, it seems like indian businesses, the most goal for lobbying silicon valley is getting the right visas in place. helical -- iscond not just a silicon valley goal? >> is as important for india as for silicon valley. it does have an impact on indian companies who want to send in more resources helping u.s. companies become much more cost-effective. i think today, the limits does have an impact. what happens is a lot of the services are done from india which can be done here. so i think indian companies and silicon valley focused on trying a solution to this issue. tondan: yesterday i talked the head of the state bank of india, and she said that they are trying to roll out access india. to the actual physical infrastructure of a bank is just as important as the digital infrastructure as they make investment choices. -- did they get that right do they get that right? >> if you look at the last six , they haveovernment been able to open 180 million bank accounts for indian citizens. that is without any physical banking infrastructure. we want to focu

valley. one person died and thousands were forced to evacuate. kenneth moten has more on the destruction, he joins us live from washington. >> reporter: sarah, the so-called valley fire has been contained to 5% now. today firefighters should get some type of relief from the weather, which should help after the fire exploded over the weekend. a scene out of hell burning out of control barely contained the valley fire raging in northern california has devoured hundreds of homes. >> scarest thing i've ever about through in my life. we've lost all our homes and pellets. we're devastated. >> reporter: it was a race against mother nature. firefighters set back fires as they worked to get the upper hand in lake an napa counties. entire communities gutted neighborhoods reduced to ashes. four firefighters suffered from second degree burns but recovering. 20,000 people have been evacuated. we've seen incredible video from residents trying to escape. >> they are putting water on this particular house because it's a corner. >> reporter: the butte fire east of sacramento 635,000 acres burned, 80 homes -- 65,000 acres burned 80 homes destroyed. the good news t

washington high land recreation center. what do we know about the situation? >> we can tell you we are live near the intersection with valleyvenue here in southeast washington. you are looking up a zenia street right now. you can hear as well as ambulance crews. what we confirmed with police that they were around 9:15 this evening for a vehicle on fire here. when they went to put the fire out. at that point, that's when a body was discovered inside that car. right now, that's basically all the information that d.c. police are providing. this investigation is ongoing to try to figure out exactly what happened, how the body ended up in the car and what were the circumstances. we'll bring you more details. we're live in southeast. >> thank you so much, darcy. a woman struck and kill kilned by a car as she was standing by a bus stop. tonight, there are still questions about exactly how this happened. a woman was at a stop. a car hit her there and then hit another vehicle. it did not identify the woman who was killed. three people in the car that hit her were also taken to the hospital. the murder race in the district just keeps

wilmington, all the way up to northeast philly. 88 in horsham, 89 chester springs, washington township. lehigh valleyhigh this hour too. 91 degrees allentown./nf by the way, the average high is 83 degrees, we've been well above that over the past few days, before 10 degrees above that. south jersey and delaware temperatures mostly about the mid-80s until we get to wilmington, then we're in the 90s. 82 at the atlantic city airport with more of an onshore wind, that's helping to cool things down on our shore points. the radar is on the dry side. we have some clouds around, overall, rain is far back to our west and southwest. >> live look out at center city is hazy. the haziness will continue, it's going to lead us to some fog through the overnight hours, kind of like we saw last night. if you're an evening planner, it's going to stay warm and humid, by 8:00, mid-80s and by 10:00 tonight, still around 80 degrees, certainly feeling like summer as we end out the week. then we go into your labor day weekend, things start to change a bit. we'll show you your friday and your labor day forecast coming up next

from the snowy field of washington's army at valley forge, to the bloody cornfields of tickets charge at gettysburg, to this field of honor at flight 93, these fields of pennsylvania represent the nation's resolve to achieve and protect our highest ideals. >> women watching the memorial service in shanksville, pennsylvania. we continue our coverage of the 9/11 attacks 14 years later here on bloomberg television throughout the morning. in the meantime, want to get started with the bloomberg market day. i'm olivia sterns. let's get you straight what's happening in the markets. we did have market moving economic data coming out of the past few minutes. we got the michigan u.s. consumer sentiment numbers coming out, showing the consumer sentiment actually fell for the third straight month, coming in at 85.7, well short of the estimates for reading of 91.9. you can see equity markets probably moving lower, the dow jones off by 74 points right now. one to show you what's happening in the treasury market. treasuries rallying today for the first time in a week. that is sending yields lower. y

washington. mid-60s around the bay. shenandoah valley in the upper 50s and mid-50s out in the mountains.a lot of clouds there as well. maybe a little bit of drizzle around the skyline drive right now as well as parts of the shenandoah valley. look at our rain chances for the rest of the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >> pope francis getting ready to leave new york city and head to philadelphia for his final two days in america. a live picture from the wall street heliport where he'll take that chopper -- to jfk shortly and fly into philly. >> pope francis used his trip to new york to touch the lives of tens of thousands. it started with an appeal to the united nations to protect the planet. at ground zero, the pope call on the world to build unity from its differences. 80,000 people lined central park, hoping for a glimpse of the pope mobile as it made its way through. he capped the night off with this, a beautiful mass at madison square garden. >>> and pope's u.s. trip has been packed full of events. the final two days are expected to draw some of the big

in wilmington, it's 92. 91 northeast philly. 87 degrees, washington township. lehigh valleytill close to 90 with upper 80s, 89 for allentown, 88 in reading, 86 in doylestown and closer to the shore, it is a little bit cooler with temperatures in the low 80s in beach haven, 86 degrees in woodbine, 86 in dover. again, we are in a heat wave and we will actually stay in a heat wave. today officially makes heat wave number five. tomorrow and even thursday we will be staying in the heat wave with temperatures in the 90s. a chance of rain before the weekend gets here will help to at least bring the temperatures down a little bit. radar, nice and dry through most of the area. we were watching one thunderstorm in sussex county but that's moving out. now you see this little thin green line moving through washington township closer to philadelphia. that's actually a sea breeze coming in. so winds coming in from the ocean because of the heating of the day, that has created the very thin line and a lot of the times we get thunderstorms from a sea breeze but in this case, not very strong.

valley also. brendan: where you are in washington dc, it seems like indian businesses, or the most important lobbying goal for silicon valley is getting the right visas in place. how important is that for india or is that just a silicon valley goal? guest: i think it is as important for india as it is for silicon valley. today, the h-1b visa it does have an impact on indian companies who want to send in more resources helping u.s. companies become much more cost-effective. i think today, the limits does have an impact. what happens is a lot of the services are done from india which can be done here. i think both indian companies and silicon valley are focused on trying to increase the h-1b visa issue. brendan: i wanted to play this quote for you but we are running out of time. yesterday i spoke to the head of the state bank of india, she said they are trying to rollout banking access to india. the actual physical infrastructure of a bank is just as important as the digital infrastructure as they make investment choices. how does it get that right between rolling out physical things both for internet

cooler than what you see now. 93 in wilmington at the moment. 94 northeast philly. 91 washington township. lehigh valleyl sitting in the low 90s. it is hot outside. 79 in mt. pocono where we have a couple showers at the moment. 94 in millville. 88 in dover. 91 in newark in delaware. most of the area, nice and dry. and hot. but it's really carbon and monroe counties where we see showers, a couple thunderstorms here. chestnut hill seeing one thunderstorm. take a look at camel beach in the poconos. it has been raining there for a little while now. the rain seems to be lightening up now. about an hour ago, this camel beach water park was packed. a lot of those people went inside most likely because of the rain but as we go through tomorrow, that will be an even better chance of rain across more of the area. take a look at future weather. tonight we are fine. tomorrow, cold front approaches from the north. we will see scattered showers, maybe a couple thunderstorms to end out the week. the good news about this, it starts to break us out of a heat wave and gives us comfortable weather into the labor day weeke

valley. near 60 in washington. i thinking about the bus stop. into the low 60s between 8:00 and 9:00. recess again gets an "a," could be an a-plus. new problems on the road for melissa right now. >> new problems right now. this one in ashton. this one has been shut down for some time. we just called and checked. it's still closed. route 108 near wainwright road, a fuel spill. that's why it's taking so long. in bethesda south 355. outer loop at the american legion bridge. a big look at the beltway and the inner loop and outer loop. of course, lots of road closures downtown. we'll talk about those. southbound massachusetts avenue still shut down for the vatican until 4:00. >> thank you, melissa. >>> how they receive their hands on the lucky ticket. >> and we're not the only one celebrating a papal >>> if you want to see the pope on the west lawn of the capitol, you will need a ticket, and they're hard to come by. congresswoman eleanor norris norton put up her 50 tickets and snagged 35 more from fellow members and house leaders. to be fair in giving them out, she had a lottery anded a ha

valley. temperatures right now are near 70 in washington. low 60s. enandoah valley valley out of the mountains. 's down 20s. it will be partly sunny and breezy by 8:00 a.m. then hitting upper 70s maybe around 3:00 briefly as we get increasing sunshine. so a mild and very pleasant. high temperatures north and west. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia. into the mountains. lots of sunshine there. they'll be in the upper 70s to near 80. southern maryland, northern maryland. beautiful day around the bay. partly cloudy. a delightful september day coming up. great football weher. the kickoff is at 1:00. we'll have the great weather for the tailgaters early as we get going later this morning. we'll be in the mid-70s for that. then by kickoff time, the up err 70s. a few clouds and blustery wind coming through. tomorrow morning, a chill in the air drachlts your students accordingly. they won't need their shorts and short jacket. have an umbrella handy too. long sleeves. it will be cooler with a slight chance of a passing shower and highs around 70. a

washington. we have construction near the delaware valley exchanges blocking the lane at 358.he blue route overnight construction moved off to the shoulder, northbound traffic on i-95 heading toward the airport looking good. matt ascertain tam. >> a new report looks at the scandal that left thousands of veterans waiting for medical care. 300,000 vets died with stalled applications. the report found that over the last five years, employees incorrectly marked as completed ten thousand unprocessed applications deleting the application also in the process. >>> president obama scored a major foreign policy victory to protect his iran nuclear deal from getting derailed the statement came yesterday always secretary of state made the case for the deal at the national constitution center. before his appear animals at the ncc yesterday i spoke to kerry at our 6abc studios, kerry told me the deal is not only good for america, but israel, as well. you can watch the interview at 6abc.com. >> it is 4:54. the college student saved by a phone during a robbery. >> coming up at 5:00 a.m. we hav

a little bit of patchy fog through frederick maryland and the shenandoah valley. 55 gaithersburg, 62 washington, 61 in manassas. hometown in downtown d.c., a little bit of fog through 7:00 in the morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s early. so if you're waiting in line early, that's what you should expect. by noontime today temperatures will be rising into the mid 70s. by 6:00 tonight staying in the mid 60s. anything you're going to do outside weather will be cooperative. weather upper 70s. the papal planners coming up in a few minutes. >>> back to our extended coverage of the papal visit. we expect american bishops to pray with pope francis around 11:30 this morning at the cathedral of saint matthew the apostle. it is the home church for the arch diocese in washington. the prayers will be private. you could see the pope leave along rhode island avenue near connecticut avenue. advocates with the human rights campaign will put up this banner right across the street on instagram the hrc posted a picture of it with a message asking the pope to welcome lgbt catholics back to the church. pop

valley and chesapeake bay. bright sunshine, north and west of washington. out of the mountains should be reaching the low 80s, bright and sunny there. low humidity around. enjo enjoy. >> that sunshine could be good for your eye health. eye health and playing outside go hand in hand when it comes to your kids. a new study suggests making them play outside could help them prevent near sightedness. researchers in china looked at kids over three years. 40% of kids who played outside had developed -- who did not play outside developed myopia. that's compared to kids who got extra activity. >>> the cdc says one in three american children get a good chunk of their calories every day from fast foo researchers tracked down about 3,000 children. they watched them all, age 2 to 19 for a couple of years. the cdc says findings are not significantly different from similar studies that were done in the '90s. >>> right now, a busy street starts to buckle and a nearby hospital takes a hit. we are tracking a water main break in a very inconvenient location. >>> and a despera

washington, d.c. in the lehigh valley, 77 degrees, it will feel comfortable during the afternoon. down the shore, 74 partly sunny and pleasant at the shore. in philadelphia, high clouds giving way to sun breaks. partly sunny overall, warm, 79. we hit 82 yesterday. winds will pick up ten to 20-mile an hour breeze today. as we roll through the day. the morning is great for exercising, 78 degrees by 2:00 p.m. high of 79 around 3:00 p.m. saturday is looking good. we'll have clouds and sunny breaks, the papal speech independence hall 71 degrees at noon, 73 by 2:00 p.m. 74 by 4:00 p.m. low 70s by 6:00 p.m. if you're heading to the festival of families evening event on the parkway. lots of clouds, a cool breeze, 74 by 4:00 p.m. we'll get into the 60s during the concert segments of that event. you want to bring an extra layer to add. sunday, 60% of the models have high pressure in control. it will be cloudy and breezy, but dry. however there are some models that want to bring that area of low pressure farther up the coast. that will give us a 40% chance of seeing light rain take over the

valley. in washington, d.c., foreigner battleground state director for president obama in 2012 mitch stewart. scott, that was one heck of a way to go after trump for what he did in that magazine article to carly fiorina regarding her face. did that effectively make her the winner? or did a lot more lead to what people are saying made her a winner? >> well, i think it's the post-debate analysis that's going on that made her the winner. as much as that moment and that line. that was a very strong moment for her. very strong line. and she showed that she has not only the look but the talk to compete in this primary, and she is going to get a lot of benefit from this. she has a wave that she can ride for a long time right now. she ought to make the most of it. donald trump threw her a fast pitch right down the middle and she knocked it out of the park with that moment and that line. >> mitch, i want you to weigh in on that moment between jeb bush and donald trump. a lot of analysts are saying jeb knocked it out of the park with how he dealt with trump and what trump did earlier on the campaign tr

washington township. this is near the butter valley golf club airport.t's believed only the pilot was on board this plane and his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. faa is investigating. >>> pennsylvania top general kathleen kane says she will not resign even though her law license has been suspended. the state supreme court issued a unanimous order today temporary suspending kane's license. kane remains in charge of a 750 employee office and a $93 million budget but now without the ability to act as a lawyer. the state constitution requires the attorney general to be a licensed attorney. kane democrat is facing per jew, obstruction of justice and other charges. >>> ♪ >>> now campaign 2016 there is now one less gop presidential candidate. this evening wisconsin governor scott walker announced he is dropping out. he says he's ending his campaign so voter which is focus on finding an alternative to donald trump. trump remain the republican front runner with carli fiorina in second place. the latest poll numbers from cnn show hillary clinton

upper 60's the shenandoah valley , low to mid 60's in washington.e dropped well into the 50's in some spots. we have really come where, dry air in place. the busstop forecast, 51. that is just a middle-of-the-road low temperature. the kids will need the codes tomorrow morning. starting layers day, off cool, ending mild, but chock-full of sunshine. on the high-end, 56 downtown washington. the fall weather continues, but temperatures into the 80's. even warmer with the humidity comfortable. complete forecast from the belfort furniture weather center in just a few minutes. kellye: be sure to catch "good morning washington" monday for updates on what to expect at the busstop. "gmw" begins at 4:30 a.m. in prince george george's county, the search for those behind a homicide on southern avenue and oxon hill. roz plater is near the scene with what she has learned. the scene, we are on the prince george's county side of southern avenue, a small shopping center. behind me, there are still some investigators on the scene. there is still not a lot of informati

he was a slave that stayed with washington every day of the revolution, through the disappointments and disasters and defeats. valley forge, he shivered with no uniform. lee is watching all of this. we have this great contradiction of washington leading the fight for liberty and freedom and keeping a man in slave bondage every step of the way. it is a contradiction we have to discuss and talk about. shift to six years later. yorktown is over. washington has won the war. but who did actually win the war? who won the revolution? we say the americans. but in american history and days day,patriots' day or flag the minutemen get most of the credit. the embattled farmers. muskets asered their soon as the alarm bells rang, ready in a minute to run off, drop their farm tools and apron back the mighty redcoats with the shot heard round the world. then they enter the patriotic postwar legend as populist heroes who secured america's liberty and the right to bear arms. back to that in a minute. it is a grand story and one to feel proud of. but like most schoolbook history centuries ago, it is as much mythology as myth. revoluti

double scan live radar we are missing out on much needed rain just to the west of washington and richmond and the ohio valley, some energy driving in from the great lakes and a few hundred miles too far to the south and west for us to grab opportunity for that much needed rain, as you look ahead to the accuweather forecast, another scorcher is on tap for thursday but we get a break with the dry holiday weekend and we are tracking heat wave number six with more 90s in that seven-day forecast. rick we'll let you know about those a couple of days in the 80s and when the 90s return coming up in a bit. >> as our september sizzler continues, check back often at 6abc.com/weather, change can come quickly, storm tracker live radar gives you early warnings of any aproefrping storms. >>> the search continues for suspects wanted and killing a police officer, dozens of investigators are on the ground in fox lake, about 60 miles outside of chicago, well today officials said it's unclear if that officer was intentionally targeted. officials have scaled back the all out search for the suspects but are still following up on

there throughout san jose and the rest of silicoicon valley. 680 a truck there reportedly on the shoulder as you're heading around the bend from washington. we'll check on that. meanwhile, looking at slowing right here for westbound 580 right into the castro valley wide. just after the split, we have east 14th street closed because of that police activity we told you about and will remain for the morning likely. it will be slow because flares and a distraction through the area. let's take a live look at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> well, volkswagen on damage control this morning after an investigation revealed the company rigged emissions tests. >> for that and the rest of your news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy. good tuesday morning, landon. >> hey, good tuesday morning to you, sam. welcome back. gang's all here. futures are pointing to a lower open. stocks rose in see saw trading as investors shook off a two-day slump sparked by last week's decision by the fed not to raise interest rates but still worries about the global economy. officials still making the case for a rate hike this year and janet yelin w

any traffic here you can use low willing boulevard instead of the connected to 2384 washington avenue the central valley and i five in san francisco there is the street clothes and in place from the end of the 280 extension here out toward third street will show you this because this is indicative of what did confine all around the bay area there is no commit this morning us. >>mark: the golden bears taking on the state in the tigers' and burgling where of to a great start 19 yd touchdown and the bears of 28 to nothing to jonathan williams pass intercepted stanford making the trip to chicago to take on no. question it was for 40 in the morning our time with a got to wake up one minute left in regulation he was 2435 on monday international star turned on non football prospect made the 53 men the rookie in made good on his call nearly a year after this is an american football to high school football players and texas have been suspended for the team off after the attack and the referee on the field it is on viral online tech look at the rest of the top of the screen will run this again for you here. >>jam

valley. cnn's chief washington correspondent, ankh or of "the lead" "state of the union," shut behind closed doors preparing for this occasion. jake, first question tomorrow? >> first, let me apologize to staff and viewers for being so absent. i promise to return thursday, ready for action back to "the lead." we've been involved in intense debate prep questions. making sure everybody gets a fair amount of questions and we prompt debate. it's not a series of 11 interview questions, or 15 as the case may be if you include undercard debate. that it's not a forum where they all can extrapolate and give talking point we want debate about policy, politics, leadership, different things they bring, different things they have said about each other. we have been very, very hard at work, me and team, who are incredible. >> you've asked four questions from everyone on twitter. you have a sense of what most people want to hear? >> no, because we've actually heard from literally tens of thousands of people and there are questions varied as one from a very passionate woman who feels strongly the candidates

valley. >>> pictures of washington, dc, and the pope's arrival at the capitol where he will speak to a joint with the motorcade just arriving. >> among the arrivals are the cardinals and their red sashes and, of course, signature any -- dignitaries and lawmakers and the mall is packed with people who cannot wait to get a look at the pope after the historic speech to congress the first pope to do so. we will take a spell report at some point, and it could any time, when the pope begins the speech but we will bring that to you when it happens. >> a shoot out at a gas station sent people running running for cover on sunday night. a man got out and talked to people inside the silver car. after a couple of minutes, the car sped away and another man opened fire. one customer was injured in the shootout. >> i stood up, pumped the gas, put the pump pack and -- back, i said don't panic but i have been shot. >> frag mentioned bullet came him several cuts and a lamb hole -- a large hole in his foot. police hope this video will help catch the suspect. >> and an 11-year-old was at hole when his mother we

but we're tracking a few little scattered showers moving up through washington, d.c., baltimore, pushing into parts of the lehigh valley and also into the poconos. this should start to break down and go away closer to 9, 10:00 in the morning. i'll show you on our future cast. you can see this model suggests that over the next few hours deal with be with showers but closer to 9:00 a.m., that should be clearing out. we'll see a lot of sunshine for this part of town. mount pocono into allentown and reading by 5:00 p.m. we're seeing the clouds clearing up, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds from philadelphia but mostly cloudy skies expected for atlantic city, and south jersey and then as we push into tuesday, wednesday, or wednesday i should say, we stay dry. highs 867 degrees in the poconos, 74 in allentown, at 73 in quakertown, closer to doylestown 72 degrees today. along the shoreline in the low to mid 70s. and then for philadelphia we're calling for a high of 74 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows that we warm up a little as we head into tomorrow and also thursday, we drop back down in the 70s friday. >>> let's check

washington and buoy county getting wet. this is going to be drifting away. as it does, we'll get a little sunshine. mid-50s. out of the shenandoah valley in the 40s. gton, a little milder. low 60s in town and right around the bay. skycast 4 showing a lot of clouds around this morning and breaking clouds. by noontime sunny. during the afternoon, it looks quite nice. partly sunny and mild. then the clouds begin to close back in this evening for the lunar eclipse. that is going to begin by early evening. a chance of maybe a sprinkle or shower mid morning. upper 60s by noon. low 70s during the afternoon. for the land mark festival in potomac park, it's looking great. it will be hovering near 70 under a partly sunny sky then. the moon may be looking like that by around 9:00, 9:30. it begins at 8:11. so gradually as it gets at peak, we'll have more clouds. we might get lucky and see a little bit of it. partly sunny. upper 70s. a chance of an afternoon shower. then each day, tuesday all the way into saturday, a chance of a passing shower. afternoon highs on tuesday, the upper 70s. then on sunday, right around 70 degrees. then higher only in the 60s. maybe

valley forge and norristown interchange. they are working on the the fort washington on and off ramps.ll of this overnight construction on the turnpike set to be out of there by about 6:00 o'clock. the a as we go for a ride down i-95, no problems at the moment. they are still working on the on and off ramps until 5:30 or 6:00 o'clock. but we're in good shape heading south in towards the city. because of the jewish holiday, all of the philadelphia public schools are closed to day, so we should see lighter volume, then normal especially in the neighborhoods but speaking of the neighborhood clean up crews, will be out in full force today to clean up from that huge water in main break on hunting park avenue. septa bus routes one and the r are also being detoured around that water main break from yesterday. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> miss america pageant last night was filled with glit, glamour and some talented ladies. >> but what stole the show was an apology to vanessa williams from the chairman. he apologized about the way they handled a nude photo scandal in 1984. >> it has bee

washington township last night. that's kind of near the butter valley golf club airport. it's believed only the pilot was on board and his injuries were not to be believed to be life-threatening. the faa is now investigating. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is refusing to resign, even though her law license has been suspend. the state supreme court issued a unanimous order temporarily suspending kane's license. kane remains in charge of a seven 50 employee office and a 93 million dollar budget. however, now, without the ability to act as a lawyer. the state constitution requires the attorney general to be a licensed attorney. kane, a democrat, is facing perjury, obstruction of justice and other charges. >>> still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", a new pole shows a shift in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. we'll tell you which candidate is now seeing a bum in the numbers. . >>> authorize make an arrest in a nearly 2-year-old cold case. we'll tell you the motive behind a deadly case of road rage on a pennsylvania highway. then, i

washington township. 62 in trenton. northeast philly, through the lehigh valley, 54 quakertown, 58 degrees in allentown, 56 in the poconos, 58 in reading, 53 in coatesville. for south jersey temperatures here in about the mid to low 60s. 62 millville, 64 at the atlantic city airport. mid-60s in dover. 59 degrees in woodbine. so for today for the bus stop forecast, you'll notice more clouds around but we expect to stay on the dry side. areas north and west 57, by 2:00 in the mid to low 70s. suburbs you can expect temperatures in the mid-60s k. low 70s by 2:00 p.m. and new jersey and delaware mid-60s by 7:00 this morning, mid 70s by 2:00 this afternoon. with more clouds around. of course we're keeping a close eye on the weekend forecast for the papal visit. we'll take a close look at that as well as the rest of the area's forecast for this weekend coming up. >>> 10 minutes after 5:00. we have schools in philadelphia closed today for the papal visit. a lot of changes, too, that will impact your morning travel. >> right. some places are letting people work from home. if you have to get in and around the city, jessica boyingt

temperatures in the low 60s, nearby suburbs, upper 60s in washington, eastern southern suburbs only in the 50s. shenandoah valleye mountains, looking for a big change beginning tomorrow. how long that will last? that in a few minutes. >>> donald trump taking his campaign to iowa today. he continues to face fallout after not correcting a man at a town hall meeting who called president obama a muslim and not american. jeb bush made a point to call the president an american and christian. >> i think it really shows he doesn't have the character and doesn't really have the gravitas it would take to be president. >> if you want trump top pay attention, you have to mention his name. he doesn't care about anything but himself. he's a narcissist. >> white house spokesperson josh earnest says he isn't surprised by trump's comments. >>> family and friends will hold a funeral today for a montgomery county teenager. john de-reggie monday afternoon. he was taking pictures on the tracks near boyds with his girlfriend. tonight services begin at 6:30 on slidell road in boyds. >> today the hernden is coming together to honor thr

valley. but eventually this is going to begin to close into washington. a lot of clouds around. just a few breaks. might be seeing a little sunshine as we get into the afternoon. i've got the hour-by-hour timing in a few minutes. >>> another issue for metro but this one won't have lingering impacts. reports of an arcing insulator brought trucks to the metro station last night. no one was hurt. metro stopped the red line until the problem was fixed around 10g last night. >>> right now, firefighters in prince george's are saying farewell to their former deputy fire chief. carla blue was the first african-american woman to serve in that role. blue died in a car crash nearly two weeks ago. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. >>> in 60 seconds, was it a system failure or a doctor's mistake? a major problem at one hospital that has families taking another look at the kind >>> a tragic story has many people wondering how safe their children really are in any hospital's care. a child died after someone gave him the wrong medication. idaho health officials say they are tr

md who had been at valley forge and some of washington's children will board with him when they go to school in alexandria later on. here we have an example of problems that show up on the march, and how they are being solved along the way. then, they move on, as i said, , and continue on telegraph road to the intersection of route one. i want to show you some sites you may be familiar with, and how i go about tracing the route. these are done in 1781, a couple of days before the army actually gets there. e an9, they mak an atlas. the wonderful thing is that there are mile markers. here is a mile marker, for example. aen, you run a parallel to modern roadmap, and you can trace the road. the church is right here still. here is what it looks like. you go down here and see how the , the road a bend today makes the same bend. you can follow it until you get to the bridge. here is the roadmap again. here is a house. this house is the fairfax arms standing.ich is still this is the road, going this .ay, down on the other side, here is our road again. in virginia in particular, you can't do t

washington and nearby suburbs. mid-70s around the bay. and shenandoah valley now quickly climbing into the low 70s. still in the 60s in the mountains. many of the state parks are filled with campers. just a few high clouds drifting over. these are contrails from jet airliners later today. quick ly climbing into the low 80s by noontime. mid to upper 80s midafternoon with low humidity. a wonderful day coming up. a look at labor day and that heat wave coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, tom, thank you so very much. breaking news, another deadly shooting overnight in the district. police rushed to 7th street near coolidge high school around 3:30 this morning. they said someone shot two men, one of them in the head. news 4's derrick ward is on the scene. derrick, what are police telling you? >> reporter: this is still a crime scene in terms of the investigation. take a look here. you are looking up tuckerman street toward georgia avenue. now here at the intersection of 7th and tuckerman police had a couple of vehicles up on tow trucks. they put them back down. they're still here. lots of evidence

washington. >> reporter: the reagan library in simi valley, california, is set for tonight's debate. >> i think two. >> reporter: donald trump heads into the debate a solid number one in the polls. >> people are not silent, they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians. >> reporter: another non-politician, dr. ben carson, takes the number two spot on stage. tonight's attempt for jeb bush now languaging at 6%. republican strategists say he needs to take on trump without crossing the line. >> governor bush needs to be able to take the fight to donald trump aggressively. he'll almost have to make fun of donald trump. >> somebody comes at me, bam, i'm come bag at them, don't worry about that. >> reporter: tonight could be an opportunity for carly fiorina who fought her way on to the main stage and seems ready to take on trump. >> she really has an opportunity here to kind of punch trump in his face but at the same time stand out as being a very strong outsider. >> reporter: 11 candidates hoping tonight will be their moment. as for those candidates who didn't make the cut, they have an earlier

valley and the philly/bensalem. is there a work crew over near fort washington. down wires in carney's point at route 40 at 628. in problems in the rest of the south jersey free. way looking good. fifty-five. getting out of the south jersey will cost you more money to day on the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol. steve keeley mentioned a toll increase starts today. forecaster, dig deep, down size the coffee because we have up sized the tolls here to go from the 24-ounce, down to 16, and that will pay the extra buck for the tolls. four bucks for the the cars, $3 if you have the e-z pass, and guess what i'm going to do? i already have an e-z pass but make sure you have an e-z pass save a dollar a day. >> five bucks from star bucks out the door, $10 in. >> a wash either way. >>> 4:19 is your time. lets turn to serious stuff. after a intense manhunt a man suspect in the shooting at a mississippi university, is dead. police say shanon lamb, told them he was not going to jail when they spoke to him during the day, when officers finally caught up to him last night he made good on his threat. authorities say he sho

upper 50's in the shenandoah valley, socked in with cloud, drizzle, light rain. lower to mid 60's around washingtonwntown. they even pop 70 at the eastern shore with the sunshine coming through. , theay, the rain lets up sunlight bleeds true, and that pushes us over 70 degrees as well. possibly mid to upper 70's with the bright sunshine. the seven-day forecast, rainy day, but not until the afternoon, evening. start monday, definitely need a jacket. except fornd tees, the most hard-core. maybe the upper midwest transplants. wednesday and thursday, there are indications this upper-level week system -- weak system could be lingering, just possible. right now, we keep the nicer weather when pope francis is here. kellye: very good to know, thank you. mission accomplished, a northern gruelingman endured conditions to run 200 miles and 100 hours. -- in 100 hours. race is complete, and he completed the run wednesday morning, just two hours before the cutoff. mitchell was running to raise money and awareness about childhood cancer. see the entire video of his dramatic finish at wjla.com. ever wondered if th

washington. 72 in manassas. even know the cool spots out in the shenandoah valley are close to 70. your hometown forecast, wheaton, maryland for today, warm and humid, 74 degrees at 7:00 a.m. up near 90 by lunchtime. and a chance of showers probably until not after 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. you may want to take the umbrella. >>> breaking news at connecticut shut down northbound and southbound at knowles avenue. a truck and wires down there. the alternate, howard avenue or washington street. if you're heading northbound, trying to work your way around it. it sounds like it will be there-l some time. overall, 66 and 95 looking good here up top. no major problems there on 66 right now. taking a look at 95 and maryland bw parkway. back in ten minutes. >>> they really believe that the people trying to help them, retrain them, are trying to kill them so literally they exert themselves to dearth. that's perhaps. >> commonwealth attorney there in fairfax county said no one is at fault for an inmate's death earlier this year. natasha mckenna died in february after deputies tased her while

now it's washington, big business, wall street and silicon valley.se guys are all together and they all split on money. >> here's the thing also. look, i want businesses to do well. i want them to make money and more profits so that people can expand here at home; right? there's nothing wrong with shameful about maybe making a cut or making a decision so that you can actually keep jobs here, build here, because it's this nation that bails them out. it's this nation that makes it all possible, it's this nation that runs the economy or the rest of the world. it is to this nation that they owe their existence and there has to be some kind of commitment to the country. not just patriotism, but it's good for business as well. >> all of these small businesses, though, chris, you know, they combined they create every single month. it he "we" look at the data, create far more jobs but they don't have that unity void. >> exactly right. there's no large lobbying organization for them to go to. they don't have the deep pockets that, you know, big companies, ibm

northbound blue route headed towards mid-county and on the eastbound pa turnpike from past valley forge out to fort washingtong 202 northbound by the schuylkill is off to the side but it's still slow there as well so everywhere you look red and yellow on the map this afternoon. in southwest philadelphia, still have that fire location along lindbergh boulevard at grays avenue. that means the 36 trolley is being detoured over woodland avenue and 95 southbound still extra heavy from this point approaching cottman into girard where we still have that broken down trash truck in the right lane. rick and monica, traffic stinks. that's the bottom line. [laughter] >> well put. >> much more to come on "action news" this evening. a 10-year-old boy is attacked by a strange intera business. it's captured on video. we'll explain what happened. >> the wait is over for eagles fans. the birds set to take outfall constitution in the first game of the regular season. jaime apody with details coming up. >>> in weather melissa magee in for adam. hi. >> hi there monica. temperatures up and down in the midatlantic. in the 60's and

here on 95, but as dave mentioned up in bucks county, like portions of the turnpike, valley forge, over to ft. washingtoneven portions of south jersey along the freeway, and the atlantic city expressway. now, later on throughout the day, the penndot crews are going to be hitting the road hard. two of the major roadways, 95 northbound, they're going to work from academy, up into bucks county, from about 9:00 to 3:00. patching up some of the concrete. so look out, diane, on your way home. i just saw your face there. then, inbound and out bound, on the schuylkill expressway, those roving crews combination of the tree trimming and cleaning zero cleaning up all of the junk that accumulates on the shoulder, they'll shall working between 202, and city line avenue. yesterday right around lunchtime one hour delay from south street all the way out through conshohocken. so just a heads up. you want to stay off the schuylkill expressway, use the kelly or martin luther king drivers to at least get you out to city avenue and then be on your way. septa still using shuttle buses along portion of three of the trolley rou

low 60s fairfax, mid-60s prince george's, mid-60s in washington, mid to upper 60s around the bay. shenandoah valleytains, generally in the 50s through the morning hours. we have a lot of clouds around and a little bit of a breeze coming out of the north and east. they may pick up a little bit gusting around 20 miles an hour today. staying cloudy. there's union station, staying cloudy there, showing a lot of clouds at dawn, sunrise is at 7:00 this morning. mid-60s by 9:00. by noontime, upper 60s. low 70s and, again, any rain looks to be south of the metro area during the rest of the afternoon. so for all these outdoor events today, including high school and college football games around the metro area, should stay dry. just a cloudy sky but a few of those sprinkles and light rain showers south of the metro area during the afternoon, we'll be in the 60s there. cloudy, it will be in the low 70s by midafternoon. if you're dining out tonight, a chance of a few sprinkles but not until late this evening. we'll be in the 60s through the evening hours and then early tomorrow morning. landmark music festival

shenandoah valley and the mountains, closer to washington, it will be near 50, low to mid 50s inside beltway. southern maryland, eastern shore, down into the mid to upper 50s near the warmer waters of the day. bright sunshine into the upper 70s. then warm afternoon. cool mornings each day with sunshine for the rest of the week ahead. as this dry pattern is going to last quite a while into next weekend. >> well, thanks, tom. >>> well, we thank everyone who came out and took advantage of the allstate shred it event. >> more than 3,000 came out to the community college yesterday and you dropped off hundreds of thousands of boxes of personal documents. they will be recycled into other paper products. if you couldn't make it out yesterday, the next shred it event is in december. >>> so brides, they plan their weddings months in advance. we all know that. you know that. >> yes. the grooms keep their mouth shut. >> exactly. well done. >> but too often you don't get >> but too often you don't get what you pay for. ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. >> but too often

men like washington -- governor morris went up from philadelphia to valley forge. wit whoas a sarcastic always had something funny to say about any situation. derived in midwinter at valley forge and got out of his carriage and cried. never seen anything like the bleeding in the snow because they did not have shoes. he went back to philadelphia and argued in congress to supply washington. the most unlikely pairing -- this pirate, morris had a peg leg, his leg was missing. he was a rake. and washington adored him. governor morris. no relation to robert. they are the new york morrises. >> one more quick question? jeanne: yes? >> what happened to randolph? jeanne: well, he worked as an attorney for the rest of his life because he was a very good attorney. never really lived down the implication that he had done something wrong, something very wrong. but virginians embraced him. he did write a vindication of himself in which he attacked george washington. as thomas jefferson told anyone who would listen, it did not pay to attacked george washington. that certainly hurt

valley. low to mid 70s in the metro area. 89 in leesburg. 90 in downtown washington. if you're planning your trip to the mountains for the weekend, cloudy skies, a drizzle and fog around tomorrow in the shenandoah valley. but sunday is looking better. temperatures upper 70s and low 80s. if you're going out to the football game in morgantown on saturday night as the georgia southern eagles come in, great night for college football. over to melissa mollet now and first 4 traffic. >> right now we have some good news here on metro. blue, orange and silver lines, take a look here, no longer single-tracking. we pushed that out as well on the nbc washington app this morning. top of the beltway, we are still slow and we have a backup from about connecticut avenue all the way back here to 95. i put this on facebook as well. you're going 11 miles per hour because of the earlier crash. it's out of the way, but slowdowns remain. outer loop, top of the beltway taking you twice as long from 95 to 270. 95 north looking good. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when y