social media posts threaten students at a high school in westchester. >>> insects everywhere. was your neighborhood infested? we now know what drew piles of pests into our area last night. >>> it was supposed to be for one day, a lot of people hoping it was only one day for the bugs. >> i didn't see them. but a lot of people infested with them. >>> welcome to news 10 today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we'll get to meteorologist krystal klei. >> the picture a pretty one. we have bright bursts of sunlight breaking through the clouds. today this is going to be the picture. some clouds overhead, on the cloudy side of things. breaks of sunshine, as well. not a bad day and still a dry one, too. rains from irma, moving south. spot showers may make their way into dwoir. by tomorrow, rest of us will see showers driving into the area. this is what we're looking at. today all about the mostly cloudy conditions. warm air flow will keep temperatures around average, low 80s today. tomorrow is when the showers move in. then that lasts for quite a few days. then on top of that, w

. >>> art is exchanged in westchester an incubator for dozens of artisan food makers and build on severalily recipes, it's the fyi on family favorite flavors. >> valerie raised her daughter on vegan indian meals. >> they were missing the home cooked food in college. >> and she made precooked meals for them in their dorms. >> now everybody loves inan food. >> it's generation to generation. last fall three generations formed massala meals. >> they date back 3,000 years. >> they preprepare indian meals. >> and that coconut base gives it the flavor and uniqueness. >> rebecca came to the u.s. from jordan 18 years ago for college and stayed. and missed the taste at home. >> a traditional chinese meal. she asked her mom to share the recipe for chinese dumplings passed down from her grandmother. >> she started to practice and everybody loved it. >> so much she decided to start a business she calls rebecca's dumplings. >> for me the best in the whole wide world. >> and flying food started at artisan exchange, and now carson has set up a slice of germany on westchester pike. braking everything from

there are even more harvey animals up for adoption in westchester.they took it 30 cats and dogs in louisiana. five of those dogs have already found new homes. tonight dozens of animals are from texas will arrive in westchester. >>> i'm john clark from csn. you have an exciting historic start. another top prospect makes the major debut. it's the e emotional tweet his sister sent out. she's really proud. that's next. >>> and i'm tracking storms, severe weather moving through the philadelphia area. allentown have seen it. we'll talk about the timing in your neighborhood, when i come back. >>> and coming up at 6:00, using your house to keep a better eye on crime. how police in one local town may want to recruit you. >>> a big day for the phillies. one of the top procespects is suiting up to take on the mets. crawford makes his major league debut. the dream becomes reality saying less than two hours time. >> we are watching on csn. phillies fans have hoped for the future now. >> crawford was for the last three years by baseball america. the phillies top p

. >>> happening now, part of westchester pike in marple township in delaware county, police say a car crashed into a pole and caused a fire. one lane of traffic is getting by. you can expect delays if you're driving in that area. power is also out to businesses and homes nearby. >>> new from overnight, a scare for cadets at the air force academy in colorado. authorities locked down the academy after they got reports of a possible shooter on the campus. law enforcement officers searched the dorms and reported on twitter that there was no shooter. the air force also tweeted not long ago that the incident is over and everyone is safe. >>> the latest now on the push for help in puerto rico. students from villanova, university of pennsylvania, st. joe's and drexel university all came together yesterday to host this fundraiser in center city. now, at the same time dozens of people rallied in center city to share their stories and their frustrations. they want help to move faster for people who are suffering on the island. nbc 10's drew smith talked to members of the puerto rica community. >

we can't learn if we're worried about getting shot in the hallways. >> the westchester superintendent said the threats were tied to 9/11. he also said any student engaging in threats will face disciplinary action from the school district, in addition to any action taken by police. >>> florida residents are starting to process and digging out from the damage caused by hurricane irma. the keys are the hardest hit. florida's governor called the  storm devastating. he flew over the keys yesterday. look at what irma did in jacksonville. the storm surge caused record flooding there. the crews there rescued at least 46 people from their swamped homes. >> wow. >>> in central florida, more damage and debris there. trees are down and roads impassable. you see rooftops and car ports torn away on lakefront properties. >>> and a relief effort is underway in the philadelphia area to help the island of barbuda recover. >> hurricane irma hit the area first. it's now unlivable. people are filling up barrels like this one in the chick-fil-a creedsarbrook -- cedar brook neighborhood to help victims. t

more than 100 students and parents at westchester went to school to discuss threats and slurs posted on social media. the group of mostly minority students says someone used a now-deleted instagram account to target them. some discovered is supposed, and their parents -- discovered it sunday, and their parents pulled them from school monday. there was a meeting to discuss what changes need to happen with the school district. >> we're all just trying to learn. we can't because we're worried if we're going to get shot in the hallways. >> the westchester area school district superintendent says the threats were tied to 9/11 and added in a statement, "i want to reiterate to all of our students that any student engaging in this kind of behavior will face disciplinary action from the school district in addition to any action taken by police." the west goshen police say they found the student responsible, and the d.a. will investigate. >>> 4:36. florida will be spending weeks and perhaps months cleaning up from hurricane irma. the keys are reeling from the devastation. still cut off from th

dogs survived hurricane harvey and arrived this morning in westchester. are bringing them to a shelter where their new lives will begin. >> this process is really critical in that community they were overcrowded shelters and now a lot of pets can't get back to their families. so bringing the animals out of the area so they can get places is a matter of life and death for those animals. >> the dogs will get a medical checkup and be ready for adoption. >> we begin county by county coverage in atlantic county this afternoon. the street would become jim wailen way. >> a college is making it easier for students to figure out where their next meal is coming from. the college opened a new food pantry on the campus in town. it's called the bird feed. it features nonperishables that were collected over the summer. >> they will get donations from panera bread. they have a brand. >>> in new castle l county, radio listeners are making a difference for kids in some tough spots. the two-day radio-thon is underway in wilmington. radio stations from around the region are

it's a huge honor for students in maximilianion in westchester, the blue ribbon school of exprens one of 55 in the country to make the list. they go to schools demonstrating academic success. "action news" continues our long history of celebrating and highlighting positive stories from around the delaware and lehigh valley. stories that make us philly proud. you can find more on our >> don't say san diego. >> dan south must be crazed. >> it's a weird thing. you want to say san diego, but it's not right. l.a. phillip rivers has thrown the most interceptions since 2014. eagles coach doug pederson was without his best defensive player again today in practice. he is expected to miss sunday's game in l.a. the shorthanded defense has to step up against the chargers. >> we are trying to come back 3-1. that's the goal. we have to do anything to get a w. we have to fix the one yarder. i don't care how it went, we won. we got out of there. we are not trying to do it too close. we are trying to take care of business and come back home. it's a business trip. >> the good thing is, the sixers are d

john rawlins live now in westchester with that story. >> monica, a curious date indeed here. a simple open plea it should have been done quickly and the defendant signed on and did it all collapse after something that was said in open court and a second effort for such a plea and it too failed. what makes this curious is of course the alleged crime was clearly captured on video and the defense attorney says that his client admits what he did in a 711 parking lot was wrong. >> the widely viewed video outside of a 7-eleven defend barry baker in orange mocks a disabled customer and at one time hits him in face, he sign aid guilty plea but it didn't go through baker disputing that the to men had never met prior to the 7-eleven. >> it's important that he is not a bully. >> baker's attorney says repeatedly he admits what he did was wrong but admits he did not target a disabled stranger as some assumed. the pair had a prior run-in. >> a prior altercation. he is taking his lumps for hitting him. >> but an altercation that happened elsewhere barney's pub near the 7-eleven while video

he admits hitting michael ryan outside in westchester in may. ryan said he's happy it's all over.er could be sentenced up to four years. >> fall is off to a warm start. cecily tynan is with us for the first forecast of this unseasonal heat. >> it is unusual. you have to go back to 1970 to have temperatures like this in september. yesterday 92. the record high 95. today, 91-degrees. our high one degree shy of the record of 92. there is a lot of heat across the east coast, really. allentown tieing the record high of 92. trenton, 09. wilmingtoning, 91. high temperatures across the eastern half of the country show we are not alone. chicago 92. st. louis 92. a cold front, west of the cold front, omaha, 61. bismarck 64. that front will bring us fall-like weather finally. it didn't arrive until thursday. when it does, it will kick this out to sea. hurricane maria, 300-miles west of cape hatteras. it's not moving out until the end of the week. the next three days, high risk rip currents, stay out of water at the jersey shore. i have more details in the full forecast. jim? >> that's what i

new york governor andrew cuomo has just returned and joins me from westchester airport. thanks for taking a few minutes. tell me if you would about what you saw on the ground down there. we've seen some obviously some awful pictures coming out of there. tell me what was that like on the ground and how it came to be that the governor of new york ended up down in the virgin islands being called on in a moment like this. >> well, actually, steve, i think it was much worse than you would think from the coverage that we've seen here. i was surprised at how bad it was. we had so much going on in this country between florida, texas, et cetera. i don't know that people really focused on the virgin islands. but it was devastating. the power system all across the island was down. the poles were snapped like twigs. cables down but i don't mean here and there. all of the cables, power cables down in the street, poles blocking the roads, homes, steve, that had two walls blown out literally. and people still living in the homes. so it's going to be a really long, long time before they

happening now, westchester pike in marple township, delaware county, has reopened. a fiery crash took place not long ago. police say a truck crashed into a pole setting it on fire. there are downed wires there as well. power was out to nearby homes and businesses. we'll check to see if it's been restored. >>> well, this morning a child is in the hospital and a shooter is on the run after someone opened fire on the streets of north philadelphia. nbc10's matt delucia is live outside st. christopher's hospital in north philadelphia. matt, a lot of people shocked to hear the headline, a 6-year-old shot. and police are weighing in on this. what do they think happened? >> reporter: well, they're still looking for the shooter at this hour, katy, and say this boy was definitely not the intended target. the 6-year-old is expected to recover. he's here at st. christopher's hospital for children, but you can imagine how frightening this must be. this little boy is standing outside his house talking with his older brother and father and suddenly realizes he's been shot. so as o

. >>> it was a case of confusion in the court in westchester where barry baker was expected to enter a guilty plea for charges he punched a 21-year-old disabled man but baker said he disagreed with the summary of the case read by the judge. >>> british police arrested two more men in connection with the bombing on the london subway that brings the number of suspects in custody to five. authorities have not yet filed charges. they are still searches properties and a homemade device partially exploded injuring 30 people. >>> and authorities are investigating vandalism at four trump golf courses including bed minister in new jersey. and according to news someone used chemicals to put messages in the greens. the suspect is due in court next week. >>> the starbucks kusts mer that stopped a robbery may now be facing a lawsuit. it shows greg jerry enjoying his drink in fresno last july and a masked man pulls out a gun and demands the money and jerry jumped in action and hits the man with a chair and was stabbed in the neck during it's struggle and managed to grab the knife and stabbed the m

investigators say the 14-year-old westchester east high school student posted these racial threats on instagram. the threats were aimed at other freshmen on a now-deleted account. parents were so concerned they pulled their kids from school this week. the teen is facing terroristic threats, harassment, and other charges. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers will be back at work today in harrisburg trying to find a solution to the budget impasse. there's still no plan to fund the $32 billion budget. right now there's a shortfall of more than $2 billion. if lawmakers can't come up with a solution, the governor says he'll have to cut programs. >>> pennsylvania senator pat toomey could be key in the president's plan to overhaul the tax code. toomey is one of six senators who accepted a dinner invitation to the white house to talk about it. the president gyp vital the senators prosecute both parties to discuss tax reform. senator toomey called the meeting constructive and said he is optimistic they'll find a way to get the job done. >>> meanwhile, today president trump has another meeting with democ

up to 89 in westchester and doylestown. 88 the forecast high. 88 degrees. that is going to be very toasty for us. do not break out the sweater. in new jersey, 90s at the shore. 85 atlanta saek. cape may 82 for the high. in delaware looking at upper 80s and low 90s. even as i read these numbers i feel like i'm in arizona back at home. no, these temperatures are above average, considerably so. many of us are talking 15 or more degrees warmer than is typical. let's talk eagles forecast against the giants for that home opener. we are tracking temperatures that will be very hot so it's really important if you're going to be out today using the sunscreen and staying hydrated. mentally prepare for a game in sum he thmer than a game in fal. still at 89 degrees. our hour by hour model, what you see is no change through 6:30. clear conditions. those clear conditions are for the most part going to last into your monday. 7:00 a.m. in the morning. we are tracking any changes on the board and as we go through 6:30 notice we have a few scattered clouds and the model is sh

it was outside a convenience store in westchester. prosecutors say it shows baker mocking the victim before punching him in the face. >>> and the corruption trial of bob menendez released these pictures showing the interior of one of the private jets he flew on. he tried to fly those free flights and other gifts from that donor. yesterday they showed disclosure forms in which they say he did not declare the flights or the hotel stay in paris. the new jersey democrat faces charges that he took bribes from that doctor in return for political influence, charges he denies. >>> students in a montgomery county school district to back to school tomorrow after teachers agreed to end their strike. the strike this week forced schools to cancel classes for the last three days. school is closed today as well. the teachers union agreed to go into arbitration with the school board. teachers have been working without a contract since june. >>> and at the jersey shore there was a bizarre sight there on the boardwalk. a tractor trailer made a wrong tu

bethlehem, redding, westchester. do not turn on those high beams. that does not help at all. keep this going and we'll pause this later this morning at 10:00 a.m. everything starts to mix out and improve. we're not seeing much as far as any fog goes, but then later

. >>> a big surprise and a huge honor for students at saint max millan school in westchester. the school is name aid 2017 blue ribbon school of excellence. students learned the news at an assembly and this was their reaction. colby is one of 50 private schools in the country to make the grade. the blue ribbon destination goes to schools where students achieve at high levels or where the achievement gap is getting smaller. >> the eagles look to continue their winning ways as they get ready to take on the chargers. >>> a south jersey survivalist is donating dozenser barrels of dried food he is saving over the years to the victims of the hurricane in puerto rico. i'm nora muchanic in medford with the unusual story next. >> we go from summer to fall in 24 hours, the high was 89 degrees and today down to 78 for a high. and how about 60s for highs for the weekend. we'll talk about the changes in accuweather. >> that and much more when "action news" continues tonight. gus! nice job! gus! heyyy! looking good! (laugh) hi kelly. s. looking good! (laugh) hey guys! huh? oh, gus! we didn't

chester county judge he would not admit to certain details about the may assault outside of the westchester 7-eleven he claims this stemmed from a previous confrontation at a nearby bar. and meanwhile the bucks county man in the childs sex abuse in the so-called gifted girls case about spend the next 40 to 80 years in prison. handed down to lee kaplan of feasterville. he fathered two children with one of the victims when she was just 14. >>> coming up at 6:00 tonight another financial black eye for pennsylvania piling on the top of the budget crisis and big rig? big mistake. we hear from police why this tractor trailer ended up on the boardwalk. >>> at a cemetery in mount holly police say as many as 200 bronze grave markers for veterans have been stolen and police are on the lookout for who did it. >>> and sunshine was back today and that moved up the temperatures well above normal. 86 degrees today when the normal sits at 77 and get used to summer we are talking 90 for part of the weekend coming up in the seven day. >>> ducis rogers with the eagles gearing up with the giants. ♪ health, is

bethlehem, redding, westchester. do not turn on those high beams. that does not help at all. keep this going and we'll pause this later this morning at 10:00 a.m. everything starts to mix out and improve. we're not seeing much as far as any fog goes, but then later this afternoon it looks like we start to see some areas of patchy fog develop for parts of lehigh valley, mount pocono and birks county. we are tracking some fog for later tonight. coming up in just a bit i do have your weekend outlook. here's jessica with traffic. >> we're starting out in the lehigh valley right now on 78 around lehigh street. both directions looking good but you can start to see some volume heading out the door. both directions are moving. also watching the rest of our drive time, the schuylkill expressway, an easy trip into center city, so it's really light. 63 miles per hour. southbound from wood haven road, a 12 minute trip and no delays or problems on the blue route's southbound side right now. over here in new jersey, we're also seeing some of the same. no problems or delays on the north and

. >> some of the dogs are ready to be adopted tomorrow at the westchester location. >>> turning to first alert weather now, a nice night at the jersey shore as we look live at the beaches in cape may and avalon. but hurricane jose out in the atlantic is creating a rip current risk at the shore tonight. be careful if you're headed out there. >> it's feeling like summer in philadelphia. so much of the summer did not feel like summer. a lot of really rainy and gloomy. a live look at broad street. nice conditions to grab that bite to eat outside. it is possible a passing shower could pop up tonight, but most of us will stay dry all week end. >> first alert meteorologist tammie souza back now with the all-important weekend forecast. >> it's goings to be a nice one. warm and summer-like. the only thing that won't be nice is the beaches. you can see them getting in the water. the surfers are heading out. they've been flooding in. we have high waves, high surf. they love it. but there is a huge danger out there of rip currents and we'll see bigger waves over the next three or four days because h

30 dogs who survived hurricane harvey arrived overnight here at the brandy wine valley spca in westchester. rescuers drove all night to bring dogs to safe dry shelt tore start new lives. >>> this process is critical in that community already had overcrowded shelters and now a lot of family pets that can't get back to families while families are trying to recover. bringing animals out of the area to get placed in families is really a matter of life and death for the animals. >> dogs get a quick medical check and ready for adoption. >> certainly happy to have those dogs here and it's not going to be exactly what they left from texas, but still going to see only rain. >> on and off. let's find out about the timing of the rain. krystal klei has most accurate forecast. >> see behind me. first alert radar. got the rain moving through. look at this hunk of rain in clouds we've got over us. nice and perfectly clear. just in that northwest corner of pennsylvania. that will be over us soon enough. got one more day of rainy conditions out there. let's look closer where the rain is currently moving th

reporting live in westchester. i'm pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >> pam, thank you. >>> the face of more than nearly 800,000 dreamers hanging in the bounds after president trump decided to end the program that protects undocumented immigrants that came to the u.s. as children. president saying congress must fix the deferred action for childhood arrival program or daca. giving lawmakers six months to come up with a plan. if they do not act, president trump says he will revisit the issue. people in our area and cities across the country are protesting the decision. >> i have a great heart for the folks we're talking about. great love for them. erms of children, but they're really young adults. i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. >>trump's decision say daca is unconstitutional. people against the move say they will continue to fight for the program. >>> happening today, the corruption trial is scheduled to begin for new jersey's senator bob menendez. lawyers expected to m

westchester, 80. allentown, 82. those are your expected high temperatures. smoirn, 81. possibly showers, maybe isolated thunderstorm. and your ten-day forecast looks like this -- even though i'm tracking showers, possibly later on saturday, i'm going with lots of sunshine for both saturday and sunday. do not forget to follow us on social media at nbcphiladelphia. >> can't wait for the nice weather. thanks. >>> 5:52 on in friday. hopefully the traffic will be cooperative for folks getting up. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has a look starting off at 3309. >> so far, looking good both directions. northbound and southbound sides moving. roads are dry. checking in with 95 and moving from the northbound or southbound side from aman's road, a disabled vehicle near the blue route. that's cleared. six minutes still for the drive time. average sweets into the mid 60s. watching a crash in norristown on markley street around west roberts street. the bridges, clear on the burlington bristol bridge and tacony palmyra. just checked for huch opfuture openings. and t

investigators say the 14-year-old westchester east high school student posted racial threats on instagram. the threats were aimed at other freshmen on the now-deleted account. parents in the community were so concerned, they pulled their kids from school earlier this week. the teen is facing terroristic threats, harassment, and other charges. >>> crews are racing to bring food, water, and other supplies to the florida keys and restore power across florida as hurricane irma pummelled the state. >> the white house says the president will visit florida on thursday but did not give any specific locations or times. about half of florida remains without electricity after irma knocked down power lines. about 110,000 people remain in shelters throughout the state. people have lost homes, and others have lost jobs. the hurricane irma is blamed for more than a dozen deaths in florida along with four in south carolina and two others in georgia. >>> thanks to the aerial views, we have a clearer view of the damage irma did to the florida keys. in the pictures you see boats and homes destroyed in marat

police say a truck crashed into a pole on westchester pike setting the pole on fire. there are downed wires there as well. and crews at the scene tell us it may be as late as noon before power is fully restored. >>> this morning, a child is in the hospital and a shooter is on the run after someone opened fire on the streets of north philadelphia. nbc10's matt delucia is live for us at st. christopher's hospital in north philadelphia. matt, what do police think happened here? >> reporter: well, katy, that is the big question this morning, who would shoot a 6-year-old boy? we've been making calls to get updates overnight. what we can tell you is the 6-year-old boy is expected to e recover. he's right here at st. christopher's hospital for children. but imagine last night he's standing outside his house talking with his older brother and his father when all the sudden gunshots start. and he realizes he is shot and then quickly rushed to the hospital. right now investigators don't really know what started this violence, but we do know that the 6-year-old was an innocent v

from last month shows baker mocking and then punching the victim outside a convenience store in westchester. he had originally rejected a plea deal after disputing the prosecution's description of events. >>> 4:15. the widow of the pennsylvania trooper murdered by a sniper in the poconos says the parents of his killer bear some responsibility. tiffany dixon filed a wrongful death suit claiming eric frein's parents manipulated their son into developing a strong dislike for police and then acting on it. frein lived with his parents when he hid in the woods across the barracks and shot corporal brian dixon in 2014. frein was sentenced to death in april. >>> new this morning, a naval commander says he's leaving the armed forces after being passed over for a promotion to lead u.s. pacific command. admiral scott swift is the head of the navy pacific fleet. he hoped to succeed admiral harry harris as head of pacific command, a position that overseas all branches of the military from california to india. two ships were recently involved in deadly accidents under swift's command. you'll remember the

from last month shows baker mocking him and punching the victim outside a convenience store in westchester. baker originallyjected a plea deal -- originally rejected a plea deal after digs peting the prosecution's description -- disputing the prosecution's description of the event. >>> parents and students suing a berks school district over its bathroom policy for transgender students, a judge denied a request to stop the policy while the lawsuit moves through the legal system. the ruling means boyertown transgender students can continue to use the restrooms that correspond to their gender identity. >>> in atlantic county, the state is asking a judge to reverse his decision that saved dozens of firefighter jobs in atlantic city. new jersey said the city cannot afford the firefighters' salaries. the state took over atlantic city's finances last year. a judge blocked the layoffs in a ruling last month. he said letting go at least 50 firefighters would compromise public safety. >>> and happening today, camden city schools will announce the results from this year's park tests. the 2016/2017 sc

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>> i grew up in westchester, in east chester, yeah.e. >> stephen: you were in new york for nine years for "s.n.l.." you had to move to l.a. for this. >> i did. i just moved. >> stephen: what is l.a. bobby like? >> oh, man, so cool. >> stephen: is it? >> did that seem cool. >> drinking my mellow yellow. that's cool, right? >> stephen: people still dring that, and green goddess dressing. like, what do you mis? you have to miss something from new york. >> i do, i mis-- l.a. there's no-- it's all really healthy. it's all really healthy food, even thoughy look like the picture of health, i'm not. but i really miss breakfast sandwiches in the morning. trecial grease -- >> stephen: bacon egg and cheese. >> i'm a sausage, egg and cheese man. are you sausage. >> stephen: you can't get that? it's all burritos. >> you can but it's chicken and turkey sausage and whole grain-- just give me an everything bagel toasted. >> stephen: i'm from new york. i have a death wish. >> i want to die today. >> stephen: well, please don't. >> i won't, i promise. >

so charlestown and westchester, you're looking at steadier showers.all of this is going to spread toward philadelphia in the next several hours. they with us through much of the evening and into early tomorrow morning before 8:00 in the morning. you can see the general motion up north with a little bit of a jog east. there's some lightning out th e there. we're not expecting storms like last night. here's the main body of the storm system. the center of this low spinning around counterclockwise across the great lakes region. it's not going anywhere because it's blocked by the high pressure in the atlantic ocean over here. that's the same steering mechanism for hurricane irma. it just keeps going west because it's stuck under the high. so we'll continue to watch this as the evening progressings. we'll talk more about what's going on with irma. >>> nbc 10 is looking for answers in the cases of two sexual assaults where women were targeted while exercise iing. the first happened on august 1st. a woman was attacked while jogging. the most recent happened

and many are shipped out of the state to hopefully get adopted. 27 dogs from austin arrived at in westchesterhis morning at the spca. and they have a saying adopt one and save two. every time someone adopts a dog at brandywine valley it means an opening for another dog from texas. and the spca says that they are in need of donations as well. >> meantime, help is needed for those recovering from hurricane harvey. abc is joining other televisionthet works to put on a benefit next week. beyonce and blake shelton and barbara streisand is participating. it's next week on tuesday september 12, here on 6 abc at 9:00. >>> and jeff skversky is here to talk about the real deal. >> carson wentz says that the team is ready to go and he is in a much better mental state than this time last year. sunday in washington may kick off a new season but carson wentz and the eagles may have a bad taste for the to losses last year and he called the losses frustrating and coach doug peterson maintains he will be aggressive with wentz and the play calling and he wants to send a message he is confident in those guys an

no traffic squeezing by whatsoever on the 30 bypass in westchester now. and jammed solid west of 113 single digit speeds towards the closure points. you want no part of this think business 30 and locally 322 up to honey brook is an alternate and stay on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, clear up there with speeds in the mid-60s. big issues on 95 northbound at a stand still from the betsy ross bridge at cotman not moving up to academy. accident scene up ahead an hour on the northbound travel time. think frankford avenue and roosevelt boulevard and route 1 northbound instead. just 9 miles per hour on 295 in gloucester county that is emergency construction around route 47. lets grab the ipad, northbound near academy the big accident blocking plains with huge delays north of the betsy ross bridge. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thanks matt. >>> still ahead democrats and republicans announce rival health care plans, both are in an attempt to replace obama care but has little in common. we'll look at both coming up. >> and a local

as we zoom into stormtracker 6 live double scan one in chester county, going over westchester moving northwest to the southeast. they pulse up and rain themselves out and depart. they are not lasting long and this is only one of the locations in and around philadelphia seeing that shower now. summer like and the first day we broke over 80 degrees for the first time in philadelphia in over a week. 83 in the city and 82 in washington. you see the 80s stretching along the east coast here. and much cooler associated near the low pressure way lot of cloud cover and more concentrated showers near buffalo and syracuse with temperatures only in the lower 70s. we are watching now tropical storm jose downgraded to a tropical storm today. kind of fighting the hurricane status. winds 70 miles per hour. and expected to turn back into a hurricane and as you take a look at all the models here on the spaghetti plots, early nemt week it could brush somewhere near cape cod and ride are up the eastern seaboard far enough not to bring rain but coming fairly close by and we'll watch it for eastern parts

reporting live in westchester. pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >>> so much help coming into houston.y need much more. beyonce wants to host a star studded teleon thisthon. >>> 6:18. get you to work or school. heading out the door. need your umbrella. that's for starters. >> check in with jessica boyington. who is looking at the schuylkill and gladwyne. >>> yes, approaching gladwyne in camera here. closer to belmont avenue right now. what you're dealing with when you're heading out the door because of a crash at gladwyne on the westbound side. westbound traffic you can see the off-ramp right there around belmont completely dead stop. traffic barely moving at all. check in with drive times too. eastbound side looks better. westbound look at this. 57 minutes. take you an hour to do a trip that typically takes you about 15 minutes or so. specially in the beginning of the rush right now. pretty big delay right now. from the vine to the blue route. average speeds lower than the teens right now. we headed back towards that central area where you're running towards the 42 freeway. watching t

and that will be the case today. 72 the high in center city, 69 westchester and low 70s for new jerseyhore and delaware. and let's wrap it up with the 10 day on 10. today 72, tomorrow 74. dry. and we do enter a rainy period due to irma's moisture starting tuesday. you can see pretty consistent rainy period into next weekend. >> yeah, and we'll be watching it of course as irma gets closer and closer to florida. we'll have details on that coming up today our next newscast at krystal, we are see evolution of the storm. >> yeah, we'll have continued updates. tomorrow morning will be a busy morning. >>> good morning. get out now. florida residents on the run this morning as hurricane irma makes a slight shift to the west overnight. now putting the state's west coast in its cross hairs. >> hurricane irma continues to be a threat that is going to devastate the united states. >> still no one safe. the monster storm wider than the sunshine state itself. fears of catastrophic form surges and mass destruction. popular areas look like ghost towns as people heed the warnings to get to safety. offic

. >> bishop shanahan at westchester. fits his way in from the ten yard line. bishop shannon, 42-7 the final. >> northeast uses the ground game to get it done. across the goal line, vikings win 33-18. strawberry mansion scoring off with plum bow. takes the pitch, great blocking. watch the movie clicking on the safety there. 26-6, strawberry mansion. >> the crusaders ran on to holy spirit's turf. holy spirit comes off firing. one of four t.d.s. comes back in double overtime for the 43-35 victory. chopper 6, high above vine land and cumberland, check out the block. that's captain noah stand alone. steve anderson for the touchdown, scores five times on the night. vineland crushes cumberland 60-6. >> a one handed interception taking it in for a pick six, knocked out of bounds inside the five yard line. overbrookploverbrook comes back. eric riley takes the handoff, far sideline around the corner. overbrook wins 34-22. in delaware, conrad up at red line. jacob pancake, what a name. goes by everyone for the score. conrad takes this one big, 41-14. car ver -- later, ja

now, we have a shower, just east of westchester.e, moving to the northeast near radner. we have to go searching for them today. there aren't a whole lot of them. you can see, there it is. we have another shower area from the delaware beaches to near wildwood. that's also moving to the northeast. it may move up the coast a little bit, but most of us are not seeing rain and most of us will not see rain during the night tonight. futurecast shows just some isolated showers, maybe a little bit more than that later this evening down to the south. but we start off the day tomorrow, dry, a fair amount of sunshine. it's warm, it's humid, and some isolated showers develop in the afternoon. not too impressive, is it? then as we go to saturday, a little more moisture, a little more cloudiness. showers pop up a little sooner. and then we get more of them than we'll be getting in the next couple of days. so looks like saturday as the greatest threat of showers around, but still, it's not going to be a rainy day. there's florida and there's jose,

westchester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing.icky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> tonight, we are bringing you a full half hour of the high school blitz. we'll have some of the best high school football action in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. and we'll introduce you to some of the area's top talent. don't miss it tonight at 7:30. >>> okay. we'

to 4:00 p.m., on westchester pike in broomall, delaware county and ends at hannum harley-davidson in's ford. for more information, head to our website, nbc10.com, or check out the nbc 10 app. >>> in the lehigh valley this evening, you can get free vaccinations for your child at a back to school fair in bethlehem. health officials will vaccinate students who are not covered by insurance. students can also get free school supplies and books as well. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> right back to our radar and satellite map we go, not picking up on radar yet, no rain making it to the ground. we see a nice deck of clouds rolling on through. and the clouds are the beginning effects of hurricane jose. you see jose very well formed, sitting down to our southeast. the rain bands are starting to approach us and we don't see all of the rain because radar along the coastal points here does not reach far enough out. be it known, there is a ton of rain that will be moving this direction as we go through the next 48 hours or so. and we're expecting the biggest impacts to be at our jers

westchester seeing a clearing and more dense fog for bethlehem, bridge water, montgomeryville and then conditions are going to start to improve as the day progresses. coming up, we'll talk about some scattered showers. >> we're watching the new jersey turnpike right now, so the turnpike actually, this is the northbound side right here. this is the southbound side. so any traffic moving this direction moving toward the delaware memorial bridge, no problems getting over the bridge right now. watch for construction on ongoing projects. there's a traffic light out around city avenue and monument road so you'll be able to get through. might be a little confusing especially when rush hour gets underway. we're watching for rush shower on the schuylkill also. speeds are dropping but they're still into the 50s. >> thanks for that update. >>> bullets fly in north philadelphia on a warm night in the city. a group of people were out enjoying the night when a car drove up and the people inside started shooting. >> nbc 10 is live outside the east detective division. police are calling this a brazen

westchester, charles town. these are just very brief. ef-wi we have clouds out there. it's kind of soupy and humid. we're in the 80s. and you can see this widely disorganized batch of showers be a little rotation to it. that's what's left of irma out there. so this is what we're going to be planning on watching for the next several hours. we'll drop from 81, where we are now. we'll see all those clouds, could see a spotty shower. 74 at 8:00 tonight and at 11:00 tonight, 71. it is going to be a muggy night out there, so we will talk about that. and of course, i'm going to be talking about more about jose, a hurricane that could now affect us when i come back in just a few minutes. >> all right, we'll see you then, tammie. >>> in the meantime, pennsylvania going broke. that's the word from the state treasurer's office. the money is expected to run out tomorrow. the treasurer's office says the state won't be able to pay its bills, that includes a $2 billion monthly medicaid payment to medical providers. >>> a raucous return today for members of philadelphia's city council