. >> glenn probably never missed a midterm, even for the sixers. right, glenn? >> you're a good student. >> probably. i was one of those who was in a constant state of panic. so, i always had to do everything -- we have very light winds right now. wind that there is coming from the southwest which is going to be warming us up. 52 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in pottstown and 41 in allentown. quite a difference across the area. the heat island effect is in there strong today. so, is the effect of the ocean. 58 in lake city marina and only 54 at atlantic city international airport. else where in new jersey, it's only 42 and 44 and atco and 39 in pemberton and that instrument does tend to read on the low side. clear skies up and down the east coast. back to the middle of the country. these are just high, thin clouds. this is the radar and satellite. you'd be seeing radar echoes there if there was any rain. lansdale 70 and sunshine all over the place. trenton 71. atlantic city 71. wilmington, 72 degrees. over the weekend, more of the same. the only real difference is

let's get to glenn "hurricane" schwartz with our neighborhood forecast. glenn? >> i'm more excited about this and the future of the sixers than i have for decades. i mean, even when iverson was around, it was him, you know, it was a one-guy superstar and now several. we have several days of beautiful weather. we got light wind during the day today. the temperature going up a little bit compared to what we have seen in the last few days. got clear skies to start the day. and at the jersey shore, one of the many places going to be seeing sunshine. getting up through the 60s and close to 70 degrees. temperatures are in the 40s to low 50s. 52 in philadelphia. that southwest wind will warm us up today more than we've seen in the last couple of days. 73 degrees the average high is 66. and we're near 70 or into the 70s throughout the area today. jess? >> glenn, we're watching the schuylkill expressway still this morning and

let's go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn? >> i don't think up to worry about any rain delicately from nate tomorrow. it's mostly later tomorrow night and through monday. it has certainly been a summer-like day. 79 degrees now. we got up to 84 degrees today. nowhere knee a record, but way above normal. we're way above normal all across the area right now, and we've had a fair amount of sunshine today. let's see how the temperature is doing in delaware. it's now down to 79. 799 in claymonth, and greenville. farther to the south it's distill 81, 80 in harrington and dover. not quite as warm at the beaching today. rehoboth was in the 80s yesterday. well, we have an approaching front, and that is what is going to be helping to produce some showers tomorrow, along with some of this rain in north carolina. nate is just about to make landfall this evening. it's an unbalanced storm, so it's no longer strengthening rapidly. it could end up as a category 2 when it makes landfall later this evening. you can see the computer models very m

clark and glenn faced a series of questions, what was their response to her comments? in amongst the questions about the nature of the questions about the nature of the enquiry is how they conduct of the enquiry is how they conduct of the process. there was that claim, what was it about that meeting, was it in fact as eni aluko says like blackmail? martin glenn said it was a tweet that eni aluko put out that he felt and independent legal advice had felt breached the terms of their agreement and this is how he said that meeting had gone. i don't think the process of real did —— yielded a good result until we got to a point where we established those two racist incidents took place. do you accept that you got there too slowly because of things that people who work for you did? we took too long to get to the right answer and the reason we took too long was we were not clear on a grievance procedures, we did not fix them quickly enough, we did not fix them quickly enough, we allowed too many mistakes to occur and that was a combination of mistakes all adding up to a ve

we'll get to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. feels like early september today. >> yeah, and tomorrow, and the next day and day after -- we have a stretch of warm weather. we have a little more wind today. you see the flag blowing a little bit more than usual. the winds out of the southwest reinforcing the dry air rather than cooling us down. 55 in many of the p.a. suburbs. warming up rapidly toward the upper 70s by afternoon. we're already a good bit warmer than we were at this time yesterday. allentown with the lowest temperature on the map, 50 degrees. we have dry air across much of the country actually, from philly toward the rockies. it will be a while before significant moisture moves in. highs getting into the low to mid 70s in the philadelphia area. near 70s to low 70s in other parts of the area, each the jersey shore getting into the 70s because of the land breeze. >>> 6:00 on your friday. we have 95 to look at. 95 southbound, this is the traffic making its way past girard toward center city fills. you see pretty heavy t

of arnold drive did allow some businesses to reopen including glenn ellen grocery..."i'm very happy to be back and up and running."but ray zarco who works in the store says returning is bittersweet..."i know most of the people here in glenn ellen and most of them know me so i'm very sad to what happened to their homes." while many people are able to returns, others are still waiting."the hard part is a lot of people are still out, a lot of people are still trying to get into their places and can't."when the areas will reopen remains to be seen.in the meantime, people who live here can expect an increased police presence. (marty) most of the wine tasting rooms in napa and sonoma counties are up and running again. according to the wine institute... fewer than a dozen wineries were damaged or destroyed in the north bay fires. institute officials say 90 percent of this year's grape harvest was completed before the fire. wine that was fermenting or already bottled should not be affected by the heat or the smoke. (marty) the city of sonoma has launched its new website severa

it's one the hardest hit areas of glenn ellen.reporting live in glenn ellen, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (justine) for many people in santa rosa, returning to normal after the fire might be extremely difficult. experts say those affected by the firestorm could continue to experience anxiety, stress and difficulty sleeping, among other symptoms.(jr stone) kron 4's camila bernal spoke to a licensed therapist and explains this part of the recovery process. the flames, the smoke and the chaos are hard to forget even after the fire is out. 6:32:16:14 there's not a resident in santa rosa that hasn't been affected in some way.marriage and family therapist doreen van leeuwen lives in santa rosa and had her bags ready in case she had to evacuate6:32:41:03 i think a lot of people are feeling very scared and anxious and when they hear sirens now or other things that took place that night like big explosions that they are going to have some reaction to that and feel like is it happening again?she says in these cases flashbacks and anxiety are common 6:33:26:06 it's more the sense of initially if i

let's go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we actually do need rain. it's been very dry over the last several weeks but you don't need it it during the morning rush. and 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in general for the first alert, it's not going to be bad for all of those hours at any one spot. thunderstorms moving through and possibly severe with damaging winds and the leaves and it's theç greatest threat during th day tomorrow but even the tornado threat is a little bit from what you would normally expect around this part of the country. so we're going to have to keep an eye on the radar tomorrow morning. now, you can see all of the clouds around right now and that's the heavy stuff. the oranges and red and tremendous thunderstorms. even some tornadoes today down in south carolina. it's associated with this front moving to the east and it's producing a lot of wind and ahead of it winds are behind it and higher up in the atmosphere. it's setting itself up for a pretty rough period here. the severe storm is possible. not a tremendous amount of rain in tota

. >> let's get straight to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. he's tracking your hour-by-hour forecast. >> keith, it looks like everybody is going to be getting rain, at least for a period of time it will be on the heavy side. that's why we have a first alert out for tomorrow for the entire area. generally, the western parts of the area closer to 7:00 a.m. towards the shore, closer to 3:00 p.m. as it moves west to east. this thunderstorm could be severe with damaging wind and localized flooding that clogs drains from the leaves. it goes from new england down to delaware, which is kind of unusual for this time of year. this is not our general severe weather season which is kind of high for this time of year. we have unusually strong winds in the upper atmosphere. we have a lot of clouds out there right now and tremendous rain and thunderstorms back down to the southwest. that whole system is headed this way and it's with a cold front that is coming through and here it is, 5:00 in the morning, some models have it later but a line of thunderstorms

glenn and i with some conditions. i don't like the defense and glenn doesn't like the shooting. >> more than you have in 20 years you're hopeful. >> yeah, a lot of people are. >> i say goes back to dr. jay days as far as the level of excitement and the potential for this team. >> yeah. there's a lot of potential here. what do you think about the sixers debut, by the way. we want to know. our twitter handle is right there at the bottom oof the page. >> i had to go to bed early last night so i saw the first half. they won the first half, so, therefore they won as far as i'm concerned. we have some beautiful weather. all across the area. this is shot of cape may. live view. and that's one of the places that is going to warm up at least into the 60s. the ocean is 64 degrees. so, even with the wind off the ocean, it is still relatively mild. we're in the 40s. potstown is 44. millville 43 and mt. holly at 43 degrees and at the shore we see a southwest wind it's 60 degrees at cape may point right now. but inland, look at tha

it returns to normal october in a few minutes. >> glenn, thank you. see you soon. >>> county-by-county, these are the headlines across our region today. in new castle county, a real estate developer says thousands of new jobs are coming to the old general motors assembly plant on boxwood road. the president of hha promises thousands of permanent jobs coming with that project. >> in lehigh there's an effort to bring the green back to the golf club. they've lost revenue since 2008. tomorrow night at 7:00, the parks and rec community is holding a public meeting to solicit ideas of how to improve the course. >>> now to your first alert traffic, it may be a slow go on i-95 between u.s. 202 and mark road in delaware. construction started last night to repair the bridge. there's only one lane for traffic so you might want to think about taking a different route. construction is expected to last until early next month. >>> the southbound lanes near middletown are back open. this boat came off the trailer around 12:30 this afternoon. people were getting out of

. >> recently in atlantic magazine glenn said he thought the administration apparent tension with the press was overstated. would you agree? >> no! [laughter] i know glenn well but i think that there will always be tension between whatever administration is in place at that time with the white house press but i do think that there is a heightened tension, certainly between this administration and the press. i think you can see in the coverage. i've been around press and working politics my entire life. i've never experienced the level of hostility that i think we see day today. >> on the day of the las vegas massacre, that was the first day of my new show the daily briefing.so we will cover in your briefing and ari fleischer, was on is my guess. and we watched you. >> the memory of those that display the ultimate expression of love i miss in unimaginable act of hate -- quits showing that emotion was important and does not always to do the podium. >> i think you want to project strength certainly from an administration standpoint but i think at that moment, the country was broken. and

glenn. a beloved figure's home burns to the ground as the california wildfires rage. >>> remarkable rescue with a deer in distress, the video next. also ahead. >>> that was my money in the register, it was my manage's money in the register and i'm not going to let anybody talk about -- take it. >> a black belt waiter who served up more than pancakes. >>> hero's ambitious journey brings him to our back yard. >>> and here's a look at the closing bell on wall street on this friday. all three major stock indexes in the green for the end of the week. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out fo

glenn "hurricane" schwartz is with us now. >> it doesn't really feel like fall. >> absolutely. and it's the humidity that is the worst part of this thing. the humidity is like july. if we didn't have those clouds, the temperature would be like july, we have clouds everywhere but not much on the radar anymore. that rain that we got was very much needed. we've had three straight weeks with virtually nothing. and that was a good kind of rain. and then, not much left. we'll get to dry out during the night tonight to see the isolated showers, especially at dover and down into south jersey as we go into the evening. the average high is philadelphia is 69. we have clouds all day, it rained and we're still ten degrees above normal. 82 in wilmington and in lancaster it is going to be another warm, humid night. by tomorrow morning it won't be quite as humid. the temperatures in some of the suburbs will be going back towards more reasonable levels. another warm day coming tomorrow and then a cool down but the warmth is going to continue, too. i'll tell you about that coming up. >>> new de

glenn? >> it's pretty much a sure bet we're going to get at least some of the rain from the leftovers of nate. that would be mostly early next week. unfortunately, we're starting to see more of a circulation right around the center. thunderstorms almost wrapping around totally. if that happens, it has a chance to strengthen fairly rapidly. it's moving to the north, northwest, so generally in between yucatan and also western cuba. right in the general direction of the gulf coast. and there's no way for it to miss the united states. it just can't possibly. the winds are up to 60 miles per hour. it's moving fast, so that limits the number of hours of potential strengthening we have here. by saturday afternoon, it's close to hurricane strength. and getting fairly close to new orleans. the track takes it somewhere between new orleans and pensacola, florida, and then by sunday afternoon it's already way inland as a tropical storm. and by monday afternoon, it's just a tropical depression but it's r

website the district's website to see holly glenn relocation plan as holly glenn students will be going to another locations. more plans will be announce annr whitehall students as well with cleaning recommended for that school. the district says staff will report here at william town high school at 8:00 a.m. monday for a meeting before going to their respective buildings. again, all of this happening with a meeting to night at 7:00 o'clock here at williamstown high school, and parents are likely going get another update, and they certainly will keep up the pressure on the board for lon long-term action. back to you. >> dawn? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> and now to your fox 29 weather authority. as we take a live look at wilmington, delaware, kind of a cool end to the work week. >> we could be seeing a weekend warmup. i don't even know what season it is any more. >> i know. >> meteorologist scott williams he may have the answer joins us way first check on the weekend forecast. hey, scott. >> hi there, chris and dawn. just keep multiple wardrobes handy over the next several days. i

glenn has a call. maybe he needs a phone a friend. [laughs] glenn, i had more faith in you to ask a question all by yourself. >> reporter: the other thing general kelly said, in reference to general lee and said, the civil war was a failure to compromise. was he attesting that the compromise on evolution of slavery? >> secretary sanders: all of our leaders, roosevelt, kennedy, washington, that does not diminish their contribution to the country, and general kelly was making to the point that just because history is not perfect, it does not mean it is not our history. >> reporter: you are the proud daughter of the south. when you see a statue, like nathan bedford, who is responsible for the bedford massacre. his her differentiation is our difference? >> secretary sanders: i don't think we should sit here and debate every moment of history. i think those moments took plac place. it will be a lot less proud of, but we cannot erase the fact. give the term or that line is. it should be left up to state and local government, and that is not

students to get reorganized, if their classrooms were moved because of mold which effects all holy glenn and white hall elementary teachers. last week pictures of the mold in williamstown middle school surfaced, district parents, voiced their concerns about the problem at an explosive school board meeting. since then all schools in the district have been closed, and officials said air quality results, are not back just yet but in addition to closing holy glenn elementary indefinitely white hall elementary was also recommended for clean up. these details are still developing, but as of right new white hall students will attend class at open bible baptist school, holy glenn students are being dispersed throughout several district schools, a big change for young children for this reason the school district is helding open houses for holy glenn parents tonight, at the reassigned school to help parents feel more comfortable with this new environment, if you still have questions or need to talk to the school district reach out to them ahead of tonight's meeting, mike and alex. >> okay, thank y

then it warmed up. >> glenn, thanks, we'll see you then. for the first time we're hearing from a pennsylvania woman just rescued with her family from a taliban-linked group after five years of captivity. >> this has been a tremendously precision work, tremendously professional, tremendously secure for my family. >> caitlyn from york county was seven months pregnant when she and her husband were captured. now they are in canada where her husband is from. the video of joshua boyle speaking was released by the spook tan military shortly after their rescue. he calls his captors criminals who weren't muslims, but pagans. he told reporters last night that the captors killed the couple's infant daughter while they were held. members of the group have denied that. >>> help to puerto rico, the damage could reach $95 billion. fema says it has enough workers and resources on the ground. the governor is push fog outside help to restore electricity faster. his goal is to have power back on for half the island by november 15th, and for almost everyone by

i'll get both of your responses and glenn start with you. a photo released from the office of the iranian presidency and rouhani said if the u.s. backs out of the nuclear deal, not our failure at all but a failure for the other side. how is not just the wider foreign policy sort of establishment looking at this, but our allies? >> look, i mean it is another instance in which we have allowed, at least from an optical perspective, a country that is clearly a state sponsor of terrorism that tried to develop a nude color program, done all sorts of destabilizing mischief in the region to take the moral high ground, which is, you know, an extraordinary break from foreign policy. from foreign policy of the last three or four presidents. look, the other thing that's extraordinary about these leaks, and this is something we don't tend to talk about on the news gathering end of this. it just goes to show you the level of alarm or disrespect that career staffers in these institutions have for the president. you never heard of these kind of leaks. multi

. >> glenn, when does this start? >> it's going to be after midnight as far as heavy rain or damaging winds but the wind is increasing and you can see it right now. and it will increase throat the night, especially in the philadelphia area during the afternoon in new jersey so overall the thunderstorms are possibly severe with damaging winds and the fallen leaves could clog up gutters. the main threat goes through our entire area. and it's halfway up the scale for this time of the year. there's a lot of action going on in the atmosphere. and you can see these thunderstorms moving to the east and there have been confirmed tornadoes in the north and south carolina and there it is during the morning rush. anything along that line of thunderstorm has the potential of wind gusts over 15 miles an hour and then, of course, it goes towards the shore. so it's not going to last a long time but you get tremendous rain in a short period of time. more on the timing and what comes later, coming up. >> okay, glenn. wake up with nbc

let's get right to meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. nice, mid to low 70s in late october, not bad, right? >> yeah. the average high is 66 for this time of the year. we're way above that. not only today but tomorrow, sunday, monday. we've got a little more wind today as a weak front passes through. that will allow the shore areas to be warmer than the last couple of days. significantly warmer because of the land breeze instead of the sea breeze. 55 in philadelphia. you see we're going up through the 60s and into the 70s with nothing but sunshine this afternoon. you see the northwest wind there. and it's kind of preventing us from getting even warmer. it's not really cooling us down. 49 in lancaster. 47 in millville. the cool spot. 55 in philly and close to 60 degrees at the shore already. nothing on the satellite and radar close by or even far away. the country is extremely dry, and it's going to continue that way. temperatures getting into the 70s in much of the area. and lots of sunshine. we'll see how warm that lasts coming

. >> all right, glenn. thanks. nice to have you with us this morning. >>> 4:10 and let's talk to jessica boyington about the roads. >> some restrictions out there. >> guys watching around 30th street station. on the schuylkill's westbound side. this has been an ongoing project, too. if you take this route pretty early in the morning. again, 4:10 and about 5:00 clearing out of the way and one lane open right now on the schuylkill, on the westbound side. this is eastbound. in here between vine street expressway we're watching some of that. cars moving through the area and, again, clear that within the next 45 minutes or so. watching at lower merion right around rock creek road and checking in with 295 right around the black horse pike. now, i'm hearing there is some construction with lanes lost in both directions. mostly southbound side right over here. looks like we have construction crew up there, too. watching the off ramp, too, to the black horse pike because that will be closed or at least partially blocked ther

we'll get to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. feels like early september today. >> yeah, and tomorrow, and the next day and day after -- we have a stretch of warm weather. we have a little more wind today. you see the flag blowing a little bit more than usual. the winds out of the southwest reinforcing the dry air rather than cooling us down. 55 in many of the p.a. suburbs. warming up rapidly toward the upper 70s

glenn, let me change topics and shift over to sean spicer. we know that he was interviewed by robert mueller earlier this week and other members of his team. what do you know about that? >> well, what we know is, and politico broke the story last night, what we know is that mueller wanted to talk with him about the oval office interactions with kislyak and other things and also talk to him about his preparation for some of the stuff with the president. what we have subsequently learned since that story broke is that any number of white house officials, particularly in the comm shop are very likely to appear before mueller prior to thanksgiving. so there's a really compressed timeframe on all this. mueller is calling people in this week, next week and i think you're going to see an accelerating parade. >> okay, a little bit of breaking news there glenn just had. that was great. and obviously the white house is eager to get these interviews done with. i mean, glenn says they'll be done by thanksgiving, awesome. >> the president said the other d

holly glenn elementary school in williamstown will be closed starting today. "eyewitness news," was at board of education meeting last night, boards decided they'll bus holly glenn student to other schools until they can get rid of the mold, they're outraged the district didn't test for mold sooner ment school's 537 student will be temporarily place in the three other schools. officials say holly glenn will be closed for at least three weeks. >> $4 million worth of heroin is now off the street of bucks county, thanks in part to bensalem police. authorities say brick of the drugs hidden in a compartment in a pick-up truck. originally truck was stopped because of ill l legal tinted windows, and suspicions awe roused because one was wearing an angle bracelet. each being held on a hundred million dollars bail. >> sigma, one of the largest hill insurers in the u.s. will stop covering oxycontin next year, part of company wide effort to curb opioid abuse, the company said it will continue to cover oxycodone, alternative to oxycontin. >> pennsylvania congressman tim m

glenn. >>> plus we're still tracking these showers here. a look at when the skies will finally clear and weekend warmth is headed our way next in my first. >>> vowing transparency, top brass at faeb are releasing information about russia's politically charged ads on the socially charged site. she never let anything slow her down. even now. and aetna is moving medicare advantage plans forward right along with her. we offer $0 monthly plan premiums. and a limit on out-of pocket medical costs you pay each year. call aetna today and we'll send you a $10 reward card with no obligation to enroll. because getting older clearly isn't what it used to be. >>> we have an update on the breaking news with equifax. the consumer credit reporting company confirms it was not hacked again after all. there was a third party vendor issue that was causing problems and its systems were not compromised. over the summer, equifax was hacked and the personal information of $145 145 million people was exposed. >>> almost time for trick or treating and once again phil

glenn "hurricane" schwartz has the details on this seasonal weather, glenn. >> yeah. another spectacular looking day out there. here is wilmington without a cloud in the sky and when you head up to easton and lehigh valley, that is a beautiful fall day. there is hardly any kind of cloud cover across our area and really not much back to the west se either. it will take a while for anything to come in from the west. that may not be until early nekts wenext week. it is still kind of cool in allentown. through the afternoon nothing but sunshine. temperatures getting into the 70s in philadelphia, close to 70 for high temperatures in the lehigh valley. it starts to cool down pretty nicely as well with clear skies and light winds. it does cool down. it will be back in the 40s in many of the suburbs tomorrow morning. we do have rain in the ten day forecast. we'll let you know when and also when the colder air is going to be returning in a few minutes. >> thanks, glenn. >>> florida's governor has declared a state of emergency in one county because of a speech scheduled for tod

donald trump is full of options. >> glenn? >> two things, ditto. >> retweeted. >> verbally retweeted. and the thing i would say, if mike pence somehow becomes president i'm not saying he will, i don't think pence has a particularly easy time. he was involved a lot with michael flynn. i think pence becomes an object of significant scrutiny. so the notion of things will completely quiet down -- >> bob, bring us home. robert mueller and we can speculate all we want but we really do not know. we just know it's very serious. if you look at the "the new york times," nbc and the post. this is very serious possible obstruction of justice, possible financial crimes and until we know more we won't know the answer to your question. >> watch washington week, buy this book, read glenn, don't tweet him. thank you. [ applause ] >>> please welcome [ inaudible ] and atlantic senior ed tor ross senior anderson. >> all right. now for something completely different. unlike most advances in bio technology, crisper has achieved a real level of cult

. >> before that timing, let's bring in first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we've been talking about this for over a week. and as beautiful as the weather was on monday night, that's how bad it's going to be this sunday. we've got a first alert sunday through sunday night. it covers the entire area. some of the heaviest rain north and west of the philadelphia area also in new jersey and the strongest winds at the jersey shore. both sunday night and monday. heavy rain and thunderstorms, some strong gusty winds and localized flooding, of course, the fallen leaves clogging the drains doesn't help either. we have dry conditions now. we look back to our west, and there's a nice classic line of showers and thunderstorms. if it was just that, we would just get some showers on sunday. no, that's going to combine with this mess in the caribbean sea. that may become a tropical depression or storm. there's the western moisture coming in. watch the southern moisture coming in as we go into sunday. saturday is just fine. look at the rain. just as we're getting ready for the eag

glenn. plan ahead for the weekend with the nbc 10 app. that's where you'll find the hour by hour forecast for your neighborhood. you can sign up to get severe weather alerts for sunday's soaker. they'll be sent right to your smartphone. >>> 40 seizures a day. that was the reality for one little girl almost as soon as she was born. now, the fight for little harper howard has made its way to the university of pennsylvania. >> nbc 10's erin coleman is joining us, researchers are using her life to help others? >> these are diseases that have been largely ignored by the pharmaceutical industry. because they've been ignored, there are no treatments for them. penn is trying to change that. >> harper first started having seizures at two weeks old. >> reporter: born with a rare genetic disorder harper was suffering. >> we were hopeless for a very long time. we realized this was something bigger than we were able to fix. >> reporter: her mother, penny howard, started a blog. hope for harper. which evolved into a non-profit funding seizure research

we can also tell you for more information on the holly glenn relocation plan you can log and oh on to fox29.com. in williamstown, n, dave kinch kinchen, fox 29 news. >> how would you like to be able to drive the shoulder of the highway during rush hour without having to worry about being pulled over and getting a ticket? it could happen at some point in pennsylvania. in fact penndot is considering it. fox 29's brad sattin is live on the blue route in woodlyn with the details on this one. brad? >> reporter: pretty exciting of this is one of places on the blue route as well as behind me interstate knife. both in delaware county. they're looking at this plan. pennsylvania officials have been watch wagon the state of virginia has been doing. it's been working well there. so it sound like they're ready to give eight try here. >> not shore why they call it rush when there's clear follow rushing involved but penndot has an idea to speed up traffic though beware they're no rush to do it it's years away but they're about to begin engineering and environmental studies to turn some of the should

>> glenn, we're watching 92 still and our cameras around the p.a. turnpike just north of route 413 here. we have a crash involved and police activity on the scene. you can see a few vehicles here trying to get the situation under control. we're losing the left-hand shoulder. part of the left lane. so, again, this is the northbound side of 95 right around the bristol area. so, we'll see a little bit of a delay approaching the scene there. also watch agnew crash out in franconia on allentown road. and speaking of mass transit, well, we have a fire in west philly on kershaw street. that's partially blocking or at least blocking right now septa's route 10. new jersey transit all on or close to schedule. back to you guys. >>> police describe the suspect as a person with no conscious. alleging he opened fire on his co-workers in maryland. nbc o10 was there last night as that suspect radee prince was taken into custody in newark, new castle county. prince shot six people. five co-workers at his job in maryland. three of them died. he then drove to delaware

but when, that's coming up. >>> see you soon, glenn. major healthcare changes are on the way. the white house says it is ending the cost sharing payments to insurance companies under the affordable care act. the president said this is to force lawmakers' hands to repeal obamacare. the billions of dollars worth of payments go to the medical industry to lower out of pocket costs for low income americans. tim furlong spoke to an expert about what the change means to everyone with insurance. >> we're taking a little different route than we had hoped. >> reporter: president trump doing with executive order what he couldn't convince congress to do, cutting out $7 billion in federal subsidies to insurance companies. >> we have a lot of concerns. >> reporter: nick connects small businesses and individuals with health coverage. he says while the president might feel like he's putting the insurance companies in their place, the move is a punch in the gut of lots of americans who are working hard just to make ends meet. >> we've been getting the phone calls and e-mails for the last sever

, tomorrow all students will be returning to school but some students will start a new school, holy glenn elementary is closed inn definitely so students will be dispersed to other schools within the district. district officials say that the company, testing air quality in the schools also recommended aid clean up plan for white hall elementary. so these details are just unfolding, the district is working out contingency plan that placed white hall students inside of opened bible baptist school, until further notice, air quality results of in the been returned district wide, so more changes could come, parents could continue to be concerned after pictures of the mold in williamstown middle school surfaced, they wonder how much more mold could be growing behind classroom walls that we cannot see. so in the meantime all of thinks disruptive. they are contingency plans in place for the kid halloween parade, picture day, even parent/teacher conferences, they have been postponed, until december, or so, so definitely not a smooth start to the school year, karen and thomas. >> think about all th

celebrities have also discovered glenn martin r. and b. singer iana is also a fan so are top models brother and gigi idea. maybe they'll find the perfect on food in his latest collection. but right now glen martin's is simply glad the show's over and he's off to celebrate with his team. and from street where to street art which has finally found its rightful home here in the german capital urban nation is a new addition to britain's museum landscape that aims to help bring street art is to the next level in public awareness and so it commissioned a number of works for its opening exhibition to create some street art with staying power that people can then recognize outside. street art is ephemeral. metre high art works that grace entire facades are made for eternity. and buildings can get torn down or repainted so legal or not street art is transitory by nature. now the urban nation museum in berlin is out to bring street art indoors it's one of the world's first prominent museums for contemporary urban art. but can art born on the street

website the district's website to see holly glenn relocation plan as holly glenn students will be going to another locations. more plans will be announce annr whitehall students as well with cleaning recommended for that school. the district

glenn, good time for this, at least the right time of year, right? weather is not so. >> yeah, it is really nice looking out there. now, we've gone a long time without any rain. so we could use some rain. it would be nice if it came after the weekend. most of it will. 79 in philadelphia. a little bit of sunshine there at the end of the day here. a fair amount of clouds in much of the rest of the area. let's head to new jersey and check out some of these temperatures. cherry hill, puttmen, voorhees 77. and 78 in robinsville. princeton a cool spot at 69. we have a mix of clouds and sun during the day today. same thing coming at us for tomorrow. so if you like today, you'll like tomorrow. if you didn't like tomorrow, you're not going to like tomorrow. very similar. a mix of sun and clouds, maybe a little fog first thing in the morning. tomorrow night, the first showers may start showing up on radar. and then on sunday, that's when we have a better chance. now, it's not an all day thing as you can see. futurecast showing some showers, but especially sund

holy glenn elementary is contaminated with mold. authorities decided to close school and five others as a precaution. district is testing other buildings for mold. superintendent charles early told "eyewitness news" that minimal mold was found in the other schools, and he said that crews have taken care of the problem. >> any concerns at all found. >> not so far. anything they took care of. >> reporter: so at this point holy glenn is target, focus. >> that is a big focus. >> reporter: balance of the schools seem to have minimal. >> minimal which will be cleaned up. >> officials believe an outdated h va c system caused mold at holy glenn. the superintendent told "eyewitness news" it could take three months to clean the school. the rest of the schools may open next week, tests are not complete just yet. >>> albright college in reading takes a freshman off the team after a quarterback need during the national anthem. nineteen year-old quarterback, took a knee during star spangled ban are on saturday. before the game the albright lions

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holly glenn and second school, white hall elementary will remain cloe dollars until further in the. student affected will be relocated to other schools in the district. >> wild fires continue shooting smoke into the air over northern california. now, firefighters say, they're making headway. cbs news core upon accident chris martinez has the latest. >> they're not going down easy , but we're getting him. >> have loaned, but continue to reek havoc. >> do have some areas throughout that are just fighting them. they're bucking us, we have good resources on them, a lot of aircraft on them, but just bucking us back. >> massive plumes of smoke still blanket california's wine country, as fire crews continue their relentless assault from above and on the grounds. hard hit areas like santa rosa , finally going home, after officials begin to lift evacuation orders. >> jack weaver returned to his mother's home expect to go recover the body of the family 's dog, izzy, that ran away when the weaver's fled the fire. >> izzy, come here, babe. >> i he instead had this joyous reunion. >> it was one

. >> today is monday, october 16 i'm joe hold glenn i'm rahel solomon. matt and meisha keeping an eye on things, starting offer on dreary note. >> yes, it is, and because that far, already, we have few accident out there, that's -- how do you describe? he's already off the chain this morning. >> and it is only monday. >> and it is 5:01, looking outside, like we talked about, do have couple every accident, construction the, wet out there, hopefully that will help a little bit. >> unfortunately the rain will be hanging out through the morning commute. so it will be a good idea, meisha, i know you'll keep everybody updated but maybe leave little early on this monday morning. let's deal with whatever joe is dealing with over there here on this monday morning, let's talk about our neighborhood network. the palmyra cove nature park this morning, it is tough to see, but it is raining, maybe light, moderate rainfall, again, here this morning, dark , wet, going to be dreary start to the day sunshine in the forecast for later on, storm scan3, see our line of showe

school district closed holly glenn and five other schools this year for testing it. outraged parent anxiously waiting for test results, we're told some of the results could be available as soon as today. meanwhile, crews are working to clean up the mold, authority say, holly glenn could be closed for three month. >>> and, penn state berks campus in reading also having an issue with mold, crews were spotted cleaning up inside the school's library, at this point, it is unclear how long that building will be closed. >> california wild fires have now grown to the size of new york city. at least 30 people are dead, as flames continue to burn. fire crews are attacking the blaze from the air, and from the grounds, in nap a county flames have destroyed more than 3,000 structures. at least 400 people are reportedly missing in nearby sonoma county, and recovering the dead has been difficult and disturbing. >> identification is going to be hard. so far in the recovery, we've found bod that's were almost completely intact, and we've found bod that's were nothing more than ash an

>> reporter: glenn says he has no plans to slow down any time soon. he said his secret to longevity is kindness and generosity. in frederick county, stephanie gailhard, wusa9. >> kindness and generosity, you can live a long, wonderful life. glenn is also a grandfather to six and a great grandfather to nine. >> he's an example to many. >> he never uses the word tired because words are important. you want to be impeccable with your words. >> labels are important, too. >> he must hang out with you. >>> tell me about the label of the 3-degree guarantee. >> yesterday i said it was 81 and i'm glad i did because with the clouds, they didn't br some spots. we did okay. check out the 3-degree guarantee, 81. we hit 79. so we're back in business today. >> good job. >> tomorrow i'm going 70 which is really going to be a midnight high because i don't think we'll make 70 in the afternoon. the afternoon temperatures monday will only be in the mid- 60s. we only recover to about 65. a couple showers linger early. for the morning rush hour we'll watch that. right now w

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looks like a brepretty clear ni. >> let's talk with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. no rain like we saw yesterday, but tomorrow for those trick-or-treaters, it will be chilly. >> yeah, it will be even chillier than tonight and you will notice tonight is a good b chillier than last night. we won't sees rain or the wind. the wind is dying down. philadelphia, and then show you some of the suburbs. 57 for the high tomorrow. it will start off about 49 degrees. that is the urban heat island, august the c all the concrete keeps the heat in. and sunny day after 7:00, temperatures starting to drop. it will warm up faster. the sunset at 6:00, it will be totally dark about a half hour later ba later. and lehigh valley, berks county, same night, 41 at 9:00 a.m. at 6:00, in the 30s. so it will really be cold tomorrow morning. it jumps up into the 50s and then starts dropping fast again tomorrow evening. tammy will talk about when it will warm up in a few minutes. >>> new a look at some of the stories making headlines. in philadelphia, an arson investigation is under way after a h

but today, she sensationally accused chief executive martin glenn of asking her to publicly say the fa wasn't racist in return for the full payout. he effectively suggested that if i wrote a statement, a favourable statement, saying the fa are not institutionally racist, they would think about releasing the money. i felt that was bordering on blackmail. with the fa's bosses asked to explain themselves, glenn denied any blackmail attempt, and defended his organisation's handling of the saga. i regret that the two comments, the inappropriate banter, have been made. that's not right for an fa employee. but i do think the spirit with which we approached the whole concerns have been good. some mps, however, were not impressed. i have to be honest with you. i've never heard such shambolic evidence about the governance of an organisation as i've heard today. the fa chairman admitting mistakes have been made. there certainly were systemic failures, historically, which contributed to today's mess. because i'm not here to tell you this is the fa's finest hour. and soon, it got even worse for the

parents say holy glenn elementary has had a serious mold issue the last 15 years. this week the problem has been proven after investigators tested and confirmed that the mold is present. that is according to published record that report they will be sent there until problem is fix. one woman said the mold issue continues to get worse, students, teachers are are have been getting sick and they are relieved to get action on this issue but many at last night's board of education meeting being questioned why this wasn't done a long time ago. this morning we will begin to see that transition, students being brought here to rag its elementary school king garden through third graders will be brought here to this school. we expect this to arrive in a little while, mike and alex. >> thanks, jenny. >>> by the way, there is a piss place in philadelphia that is making candied pizza. so one of them is they take dough, they put mozerella cheese on top of it and i think we have a picture of this then they drop candy corn on it and melt it. >> is that good togethery don't know fit

holy glenn elementary school in williamstown is closed starting to day, "eyewitness news" was at the board of education meeting last night, the board said it will allow holy glenn students to go to other schools until they can remove the mold. some say they wish they tested sooner for the mold. they voiced their concerns for two hours to the superintendent last night. >> i am in complete agreement with their plan to close the school for short period of time or longer, to bring the school back under what we consider safe operating guidelines. >> i feel like it could too late if the levels are as high and we are just now finding out about it. >> i am happen that i they are closing it down. my concern is busing all of these kid to another school, overcrowded classrooms. >> i try to keep her in an environment that is safe and with the mold as it stands and i'm sending her there every day. >> more than 500 students attend holy glenn, they will all be temporarily relocated to three other schools, no word on exactly how long it will take crews to remove all of the mold. >>> motorcyclist has