today's focus is on philadelphia's logistical strengths. the city is only 75 minutes from new york and 100 minutes from washington, d.c. by train. philadelphia also a major international gateway with 5,000 daily flights and p hxhl is the transatlantic hub for american airlines. pamela osborn is live in university city with more on the fight for the amazon headquarters. >> reporter: as you said, a huge emphasis on location. and today, the city releasing that video showing how philadelphia delivers. >> this central location is fantastic for them. >> reporter: this video features ceos talking about why the city serves as a great place for their businesses and employees. one reoccurring theme there, the ease of getting around, not just here in the city, but its close proximity to other major cities like new york and d.c., a short train ride away. the new headquarters is expected to bring 50,000 jobs, making that facility a $5 billion investment. should amazon pick philly, there would be plenty of economic incentives. we know the city has been l

philadelphia won't host the event again next year. the commissioner's reason for the move. >>> sky high generosity. eagle player making a huge donation. why he told us he's giving up every paycheck this year. 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 for himself, not for us. >>> it's 5:45 and following breaking news in west philadelphia. a row home is destroyed after a fire there. one woman is hurt. this is new video in to nbc 10 from the scene on kershaw street. we're working to find out that woman's condition. right now the route 10 trolley is blocked. septa is shuttle bussing and we'll keep you updated on the air and on our nbc 1

philadelphia. i would--i would defy anyone to describe, you know, in 30 words or less what that district looks like now. rosemary: well, earlier we described it as it's sort of become known, goofy kicking mickey mouse because of its irregular shape. david: we shouldn't have to refer to cartoon characters to describe our congressional district. val: but we have two responses to that. we shouldn't be making wholesale changes to policy that we've been doing for 220 years in this country because of a couple of goofy-looking districts. second, there's a narrative being portrayed out there by the left, and this is mostly coming from the left, not david's-- david: i'm to his right. val: yeah, this is mostly coming from the left. they make the argument that, "we're not winning because these districts are drawn unfairly." but you know, you look at what's happening, we have--the majority of governors across--like 36--34 governors out of 50 are republican across the country. we control 26 legislators and gove

philadelphia international airport. wet roads throughout the region as we deal with a rainy and somewhat damp monday morning. >> let's head over to karen rogers with a look at traffic. looks like it's moving smoothly despite the wet roads. i have to say you're salute -- absolutely right it's not bad at all. roads are wet in spots, especially in south jersey, but i-95 is moving at this point. we have monday we have construction, i-95 in both direction, between new falls road and yardley newtown tonight through thursday night we'll have intermittent lane closures 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. that will cause problems for the early morning commuters out there myself included. this is new, i-95 northbound off-ramp richmond street in the fishtown section opens tomorrow afternoon. this is a big deal they have been working on it for two years. they are finally opening it. it's tomorrow afternoon it's going to relief congestion here. it will continue as a fourth extended ramp allegheny avenue which is jammed. you should be aleve yaigh

these temperatures, 42 degrees right now in philadelphia. it is 42 in millville, 40 atlantic city, 46 down the shore in wildwood. much colder compared to just 24 hours ago. 19 degrees colder here in town 23 degrees colder in wilmington. so here's a look at what you can expect throughout the day today. not going to warm up all that much. in fact, forecasting high temperature, upper 50's, low 60s, depending on where you live. by noontime, 56 degrees and 61 around 3:00 p.m. meisha, i don't know about you , had to turn the seat warmer on this morning on my way into work. >> yep. same here. and i wore a winter jacket in, too. born and raise in the minneapolis, guys, but no excuse for me thinking this is cold weather. but i swear folks, feels so cold today. happy tuesday. so looking outside, vine not closed for overnight construction, in fact, haven't seen it closed for little bit now. enjoy the open roadways, however, you can see, starting to see neighbors out there. starting to pick up levels just little bit. we will little earlier today just be

right now, philadelphia 52. allentown, 44. millville 41. dover 47. the day planner tomorrow, much like tonight, bright will you skies and sunshine. it will warm up. today's high 61. tomorrow, temperatures rise up to the 70s and loads of sunshine. high pressure in control all week long. satellite and radar look like this. clear conditions with clear skies, low dewpoints, temperatures dropping quickly. a good idea for the kids to wear jackets to the bus stop. suburbs, 39. philadelphia 40-degrees. bright sunshine and low 70s. for most of the viewing area, allentown 70. pottstown 71. philadelphia 72. that's six degrees above average. today five below. trenton 70. cooler along the shore. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, ocean temperature 65. the exclusive accuweather forecast, loads of sunshine, tomorrow 72-degrees. up one degree on thursday. 73, another degree friday, 74. only sunshine right through the end of the workweek. saturday, mostly sunny skies. high thin clouds, 74-degrees. sunday, clouds thicken more, 76. monday, partly sunny, 77-degrees.

for "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning long. thanks for watching. have a great night. >> breaking news a famed south philadelphia restaurant goes all know.mesment something we- we will get right to that in just a moment. team's all here. more breaking news, manhunt foreman who escaped police custody, what police found while they were searching for that guy, a whole lot of drugs, and also, we're got another search for a killer after two teenagers, 16 year old, gunned down in the middle of the street over a 12th and ritner. we have lot of stuff going on on this very busy day. good morning to all of you just waking up and joining us, thomas drayton has the morning off. we've got lot of construction going on. good morning, bob kelly. good morning, sue serio. i saw tons every construction going on all around. >> construction, famous south street restaurant up in flames, and a lot going on this morning. >> there is a lot going on. so we tart with the weath

a philadelphia sheriff's deputy was attacked by man. the weapon of choice, a car. police say the suspect tried to run them over near the intersection of bigler and 7th in south philadelphia. at this point, police haven't seen a motive for why this happened or many details we do know the suspect had a young lady in the car, a teenager just 14 years old. police say after the suspect tried to run over the sheriff's deputy they found his vehicle right here in the 900 block of johnson street. you'll see in the video, it's a white pontiac grant preand the side view mirror was knocked off. the suspect was caught, no word on who he is but he's facing aggravated assault charges. the good news is the deputy and sheriff were uninjured. now, again, police tell us that teen a run away, again, just 14 years old, but the good news is she's expected to be ok. that deputy expected to be ok. reporting live in south philadelphia bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> thank you. >> police tell us that a 50-year-old man was shot and killed while sitting on a porch in the city's fair hil

night in philadelphia. my goodness philadelphia music alliance honoring a handful of famous philadelphians, musicians that is, adding them to the city's music walk of fame. our shawnette wilson she is so lucky over at that celebration in fishtown right now. >> reporter: yup, lucy, it is just about over but i tell you it's been a long night an whole lot of fun. we had food, we had music and celebrities and guess what? i caught up with a few. >> a star study the event at the fillmore tonight honoring some philadelphia greats. induct flood our city's music walk of fame with a plaque on broad street. jill scott arrived all smiles about her honor. >> to be honored at the same time as labelle and sister sledge is just -- it's kind of insane and surreal to me. but at the same time i mean it's north philly in the building. >> philadelphia music allies along with scott sister sledge, patti labelle, mcfadden and whitehead, sister rosetta thorpe. sole sewer advisors and rough house records will also be added to the wa

and northeast philadelphia. most of south jersey is fogless this morning. millville did have visibility come down a little bit. doesn't look too bad right now. so we're getting a cool start but not the normal chill for october. 59 degrees in the suburbs. it's 68 right now in philadelphia. we will get sunshine, the temperatures climb into the upper 70s by 11:00 this morning. southwesterly winds already blowing will help boost temperatures into the 80s this afternoon. and just about everyone will see that. 81 in new jersey, the shore will be a little cooler 76. partly sunny skies, a really nice day with temperatures that will feel more like summer than october. there is cooler weather ahead. i'll show you when that comes in, but the ten-day on ten coming up a little later in the half hour. katy. >>> see you then, thanks, bill. philadelphia police are right now searching for the gun ma who shot a store owner leaving her seriously injured. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in university city. we want to know how the

you're backed up in south philadelphia. we have an accident causing restrictions in montgomery county on ridge pike, stick to germantown pike, instead. >> reporter: chilly this morning, most of us in the 40s going for a high of 60 for the first time in a long while it's below average, it's going to be breezy and cool, too. correspondent tonight, down in the 30s a frost add -- advisory in effect. "good morning america" next. rachel ray's 2000th episode. for david, karen, tam, i'm matt. see you later. > good morning, a. breaking news, t new airport security screenings taking effect right now for hundreds of thousands of people flying to the u.s. daily. also breaking thi morning, top secret jfk files about his assassination. thousands of documents set to be released at any moment. >>> an abc news exclusive. ashley judd one-on-one with diane sawyer in her first tv interview since her allegations helped ignite that firestorm against harvey weinstein. what she says really happened with the disgraced movie producer. >> what would

in philadelphia. upper 50s by 2:00. we we won't see 70s and 80s like we've seen for last handful of weeks. in the suburbs, 36 a.m. nice and sunny throughout. 2:00 in the afternoon, about 56 degrees. the lehigh valley, mid 30s this morning to about 56 at lvi at c. -- to about 44. 57 at 2:00. low 60s for highs. new jersey, sunny at 57. 2:00 p.m., about the same, as well, along the jersey shore. that's today. big warmup in the days to come. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> see you then. 4:11. is the kind of morning you want to get in the car and start it and sit there for a bit. let it warm up. right? >> if you're heading out the door and trampi intraveling 42, check the route with jessica boyington. >> we're watching moving through deptford, route 42 around 41. both directions okay for most part, pretty empty now northbound if you're moving toward philadelphia. no problems right now. so far, so good. and mass transit looks okay. so far for septa, no problems or delays. i'll have updates in ten. back to you. >> t

lots of sunshine, low 70s for philadelphia and new jersey. close to the 70-degree mark in delaware with sunshine. going to feel like it is closer to 70 degrees. the clouds will be increasing late in the day. the rain should hold off until the evening. once it moves in, looking at a rainy, potentially stormy day. late-day storms possible on sunday. temperatures, 50s in the lehigh valley. 60s for the rest of the area. i'll show when you that moves out coming up in the next half hour. >> weekend is almost here. we've got to get you to work. at 4:20, we'll check the roads. >> jessica boyington, what are you seeing out there? >> one more day, you guys. the schuylkill expressway here, watching that moving through center city and near the vine street expressway. this is part of the closure off of the schuylkill eastbound here, the vine street expressway on ramp. they're diverting traffic off. in between this point to south street, still blocked with the construction project. it will be there until 5:00. we'll have the traffic diverted around the sce

the rain will start in philadelphia. that heavier rain will swing through during the afternoon hours. that's 3:00 in the afternoon. and then into the evening hours we'll see it clearing out. by early tuesday morning that rain moves on and we may get a mainly dry day on tuesday. as far as rainfall totals with what we get today and what's coming our way for tomorrow, could be more than an inch, two in the reading area. philadelphia will get a range, just over half an inch while millville gets more than an inch. good rainfall. it's been dry lately. that's certainly going to change today and again tomorrow. but the warmth stays with us. 81 degrees this afternoon. those heavier showers move through monday and then a break on tuesday. just a slight chance of a shower. we should see some sunshine, a better chance see sunshine than rain drops. 80 degrees the high tuesday. wednesday a few showers. that's another front coming through. look what it does to the temperatures. here comes autumn before the warm air comes back and it wi

singer, song writer, producer was architect of the philadelphia sound. family and friends gathered at sharon baptist church on conshohocken avenue. zigler died of the heart attack last week. he was 76 years old. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 a story fit for friday the 13th. one of the philadelphia's oldest and popular, extra spirit we are looking in the spooky stories as ghouls and barstools at mcgill an's old ale house, vittoria. >>> it is my favorite day of the week, it is friday, football frenzy, game of the week, delran high school verse burlington city, coming up we will talk to the coach of burlington city and get his thoughts on the game. also coming up i will select my toga and lots of options, girls, what will it be. >>> plus a live look from the top of the montreal beach resort in cape may it is shaping up to be another warm october weekend, kate has your latest forecast when "eyewitness news" returns. >>> students in north philadelphia were accepted to college, on the spot today. >> "eyewitness news" at crystal ray high school

it's getting lighter in philadelphia. back to the north and west we have damp roads, there are leaves falling off the trees, you want to take it slow. it will wind down in the i-95 door correspond by 9 and lunchtime along the coastline. it's milder east of philadelphia, but cooler air is on the way. as we roll through the rest of the day, it does look like it's going to stay cooler by 7:00. 60 degrees, model has us down in the 50s for a while this morning. back up to 61. i'm going for a high of 62 this afternoon, but it's breezy and chilly, some sun coming back later in the day, but a day for jackets, certainly. >>> no charges will be filed in connection with the videos of cheerleaders in denver having to perform splits. the district attorney said there was >>> the school principal reteared as is did the athletic director. >> good morning everyone, it is triple 5s on the clock. 61 degrees, taking a live look at the commodore barry bridge. it's raining in spots out there and the temperature is actually dropping right now.

we're 67 in philadelphia and 69 in vineland. these temperatures are right where the average highs for this time of year are. but we're going to go all the way up -- upper 70s, low 80s. we'll talk about the forecast high across our whole region today coming up. >> we'll see you shortly. thanks, krystal. >>> people in philadelphia are raising awareness and money to fight aids. it's an annual event that draws thousands of people and helps thousands more in our area. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the 31st annual aids walk philly and, matt, big strides in the fight against aids since this event began decades ago. >> reporter: that's right, rosemary. the folks here hope to have about 10,000 people here this morning and, you know, it is misty now. at least it is not raining. it's a little dreary but these folks just got started with this walk a couple minutes ago. the 5k runners have done their thing. they started at 7:30. take a look at that. yeah. and everyone here is helping to support the nearly 30,000 people living with hiv in

a man in southwest philadelphia this weekend. they say it's either a gray dodge caravan, or chrysler town and country. that's in the left of your screen. it's likely to have front end damage. police say they believe that same man struck a man sunday night. they say the victim, richard brennan was crossing the street when the speeding driver hit him and took off. he died at the scene. >>> hillary clinton is coming to new jersey to stump for phil murphy. the former presidential candidate will attend a fundraiser sunday. comedian whoopi goldberg will be there. yesterday former president obama appeared in newark. >>> out west, the television academy says it's voted to begin disciplinary proceedings against harvey wieinsteinweinstein. meanwhile, the los angeles police department has interviewed a woman who says weinstein sexually assaulted her in 2013. police in new york and london are also investigating weinstein. he's been accused of sexual harassment by more than three dozen women, including several top hollywood actresses. >>> att

black philadelphia grow. she watched richard allen build mother bethel around the corner just about. she saw free black men and women selling pepper pot soup and fruit on the streets. they were entrepreneurs. and it wasn't necessarily easy, but she saw freedom. she could almost feel it, taste it, smell it. she would go to the circus, go to the theater, these are things she would never have been able to do in virginia. and then with the marriage of eliza, she realizes that her fate, or at least her fate was revealed. this marriage and change of life circumstances would cut judge's residence in philadelphia short. unlike the other slaves of the executive mansion, ona would not return to philadelphia from her annual summer sojourn to mt. vernon. judge would not be around to witness the president's final months in office. martha washington's deep concern for her granddaughter trumped any relationship that she may have forged with judge. and since eliza entered into a marriage for which she was unprepared, the fir

still a lot of clouds east of philadelphia. we are clear west and that will continue to push to the east as we head through the evening hours. so, skies clearing tonight. it's going to be cold. overnight low 43 in philadelphia, cape may 44, allentown 35, reading 36 and lancaster 37 degrees so, there will be some patchy frost developing in some of our northwest counties. the pine barrens of new jersey and then tomorrow a cool start to the day. actually stays cool all day long but look at the icons. you can see nothing but sunshine, temperatures struggling to climb up into the low 60's. the average high for this time of the year is 67 so temperatures well below average. so, future tracker showing by wednesday at 4 o'clock you can see we already begin to warm up pretty nicely, up to 70 degrees and we'll continue to gradually warm as we head through the week again with loads of sunshine. so, the five day at 5:00 showing tomorrow it's cool but it's bright and sunny. don't forget the sunglasses this week. you'll need them. 61 degrees

philadelphia police are on the hunt for a man who robbed a gas station in northeast philadelphia man in his early 20's walked into the sunoco a plus at 12,000 bustleton avenue early yesterday morning he point aid gun at the cashier demanded money in, word on how much cash he got away with. >>> more trouble for equifax, its breach may have expose had your salary and where you work the company called credit zone security says it is easy for hack tours get detailed salary , employment history on you by using your social security number and birthday. hackers stole both through equifax services called work numbers where tens of thousands of company report employee salary date a it goes back as far as a decade. >>> here's a good news, aldi great store we love it, opening four new grocery stores in new jersey and they need to hire workers for those stores. 250 people to man the stores. chain's holding a hiring event tomorrow at all of its new jersey stores and it will run all day from 8:00 in the morning until 6:00 in case are interested, two of the stores will open up in hamilton and flemi

philadelphia, the skyline looking great. still in the 50s in philadelphia. many of the suburbs have dropped, dropping into the 40s. unionville, 46. oxfo oxford, 48. 48 in malvern. 40s for new hope and ft. washington. milford township down to 47 degrees. a chilly start, and making it feel even chillier is the wind that is blowing. not a strong wind but enough to keep the chill in the air. there's the 57 in philadelphia. sunrise after 7:00. there's still time for the temperature to come down even more. this afternoon, we've got sunshine. in for a beautiful day today. jessica boyington is standing by with traffic. let me show you what may be slowing things down just a little bit. hitting the roads, this beautiful '57 chevy. showing it off this morning. for now it's getting a lot of looks at the wawa in upper darby. jessic jessica? >> looks like nobody's in the driver's seat. might want a spin out the door. i'll show you a downed tree and the removal process taking place here around the montgomery county on ramp. this is the eastbound ramp. that's what's headed

♪ live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> nats cease go home! >> firm message from counter protesters as white national lifts march through fairmount park. tonight at 11:00 the philadelphia mayor is saying about this pair of protests. >>> good evening, natasha is o off. i'm joe holden. it was clash of ideologies the protests were loud but mostly peaceful. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is live in the sat center with the details. >> joe, philadelphia' police department was made aware of today's white nationalist rally ahead of time as aprication the department had number of officers present and that precaution of course comes after months of similar gatherings in other parts of the country where these kind of -- these kind of protests became violent and in some cases even deadly. >> no nats cease, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> around 4:00 in the afternoon counter protester chaned over a group of white nationalist of fairmount park. they rallied near a statue just along boat house row the statue is of european explorer the group sa

in south philadelphia. one went to st. joe's prep. the other, mastery charter school. denise nakano is joining us live with brand-new information. what did you find out? >> reporter: keith, philadelphia police say this is all over a petty neighborhood argument between two groups of teenagers. and they're back on the scene. homicide detectives are out at 12th and rittner. >> reporter: a crowd gathered outside the home. students from the school where he went to school and played for the hockey team. >> it's devastating for everyone. family, his friends. >> reporter: at the end of the block the 16-year-old was gunned down in south philadelphia last night. khalil miller also died after being shot in the chest. a neighbor of the 16-year-old student of the charter school says he has known mill for years. >> respectful. he spoke to me every day. i seen him coming home and leaving. he was a good kid. >> reporter: police say a neighborhood argument ended in gunfire. >> one of the tragic mixes. years ago it used to b

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we have 74 degrees in philadelphia. very mild temperatures throughout the region, ahead of the cold front which is coming through right now with some rain, heavier at times and where ever you see, yellow , these are pockets of heavier rain like buckingham township in bucks county, and around allentown, some lighter rain this morning, we will move in closer to philadelphia , we had some rain earlier, that was pretty heavy , kind of comes and goes, and then we will move out of the south along jersey shore there has been rain along the atlantic city expressway around milford, delaware, in, kent county, so, a lot of these places are ending up with a inch or so of rain mostly falling this morning. your average high temperature is 64 degrees, and now starting tomorrow it will be closer to this average but as you can see for most of this pennsylvania week we will be well above average we have gotten used to it, so it may becoming a shock to the system when we get cooler, throughout the rest of this week and into the weekend so

>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> a murder suspect surrenders "eyewitness news" is there, as the 16 year old accuse cues of killing two other teens turns himself into police. >> a live look at storm scan3 this morning, and it is all clear at least for now, but rain is headed into our region there weekends. still ahead, chelsey ingram tracking when the wet weather gets here and just how much rain will fall. >> and why miles of philadelphia street are close to cars today, but open to everyone else. looking good out there. >> today is saturday october 28th. good morning, everyone, i'm january jan carabeo, we start with the weekends forecast, here is meteorologist, leg i ingram, good saturday morning, chelsey. mixed weekends ahead for us in the weather department? you. >> want the good news or the bad news? >> good first. >> good news is today is going to be gorgeous, jan, the bad news is we won't be able to say the same thing for sunday, weaver rain, wind in the forecast,

, philadelphia and boston. in philadelphia, long has chosen summer search which helps low income kids get to college. he stopped by there last night. >> i feel good that i am spreading positivity, that i'm using my platform, at the same time if i played in the nfl for ten years and didn't help anybody and i had this flat form, i would feel like i waste the it. it is in response to the racial violence that occurred there last summer. be the same and be the example. >> he and malcom jenkins have done stuff to bring people together rather than push them apart. it's great to have them on the team. >> chilly to start out. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry, as we look outside, we're looking at the commodore barry bridge and stars out above. a few more clouds around popping up here and there this morning. they should not be around all that much longer. 45 in allentown and reading, as well. 52 in philadelphia. a few degrees above where we were compared to this 250eu78 -- time yesterday. winds are light.

we get the politics we deserve in philadelphia. this is a dichotomy of candidates that is really disturbing for me. when you look at the issues, and i think black lives matter is a great example -- for some people, and i think krasner's one of these people, black lives matter means police brutality and police shooting of unarmed men. and i think that's true, and i agree -- black lives matter. "black lives matter" also matter around, are they getting the right educational opportunities? are they getting the right jobs? are we doing what we can around our poverty rate? he hasn't done anything on any of those things. he doesn't have any experience working on any of those things. "black lives matter" need to really matter every day -- when they're kids, when they're not in contact with police, when they're in school, when they need resources. let's make black and brown lives matter in philadelphia. >> and you at home, remember, rich did run during the primary season of the democratic primary. there's not a lot of spending in these race

philadelphia not quite as cool. so, temperature going up each day in the morning and then each afternoon. so, we go into the mid-70s saturday. the upper 70s on sunday and probably monday, as well. and we don't have really any kind of chance of rain. all the way through the weekend. it does get a little closer for monday because there's going to be a front coming in. fairly significant rain. but it may come in after monday night when the eagles are playing. that will help knock the temperatures down and then after that system passes, we get some chilly weather for the rest of the next week. but nothing too extreme. >> thanks, glenn. >>> nine minutes before 7:00. if this is the time you head out the door, hold up for two seconds and we'll give you an update on the roads. >> what are you looking at? 95? >> southbound side starting to see some of those delays right around cottman avenue and traffic is gridlocked moving southbound. speeds there into the 30s, too. but that's pretty typical for right now. also watching out

broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. katie and pat gal len join us in a moment. first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today, tuesday, october 3rd. >> ♪ >> vaguest strong, authorities trying to figure out what motivated gunman. >> deadliest mass shooting in us history. >> mike mc gary of philadelphia laid on top of student at the concert. to protect them from the gunfire. >> i'm 53, they're in their 20 's. i would rather them live longer than me. >> local country music fan returned home a hero. >> we're all just people trying to help other people. >> president trump traveled to port reek tow meet with first responders. as well as those affected by hurricaine maria. >> ♪ i'm free ♪ >> rockledge end tom petty has passed away. >> he was 66 years old. >> people often stop me and say, hey, thanks, you've been the sound track of my life. what more can you ask for then to touch

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rain clouds moving back into philadelphia. it's a live view from center city and rain is about to start falling once again in south philadelphia. we had the first showers move through. you see the camera shaking. there's a good breeze blowing that will keep temperatures warm in spite of the rain. there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm. there's a better chance we'll see some showers, some downpours and possibly thunderstorms tomorrow for the remnants of nate. >> all right, thank you. thank you for being with us. from all of us i'm ted greenburg have a great sunday. >>> the birds are using "blount" force. >> at the 4, a runaway train! >> today slow down an all-time eagles killer. >> he's a hall of fame player. >> touchdown, arizona. >> "eagles gameday kickoff" proving you can go home again. >> expecting a nice crowd. and it starts right now. >> wake up, philly. it's game day.

he lived in philadelphia from 1965 to 1970. >> philadelphia was very, veries very good to me. >> reporter: now he wants to return the favor to philadelphia by giving the gift of transindental meditation. >> it's no the a religion, it's not a cult. it's a mental technique. >> reporter: he runs a foundation in his name to teach tm. he says it allows adults and kids to experience the deepest level of life. >> you're given a mantra to turn the awareness from out out out 180 degrees to within within within. it's easy and effortless. it does not involve trying. >> reporter: and he says he wants to take that approach to philly schools to stop violence, including some of the smallest behavior problems. lynch is backed by larry >> teaching is a high-stress profession. >> reporter: so jones and his wife will start teaching tm to their teachers. >> we see this as an opportunity for our teachers and staff to get just another tool in their tool box that will help them effectively deal with their children and the stresses. >> reporter: the couple plans to start meditating with their students. >> i thin

it's 57 degrees right now in philadelphia. so, it's a lot cooler than yesterday but still above average. and then this afternoon we're breaking our streak of the 70's. 67 for your high. more seasonable, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> breaking this morning, gunfire on the campus of grambling state university in northern louisiana killed a student and another man. police say there was an altercation in a dorm room leading up to the shooting in a courtyard outside. the gunman who police do not think is a student fled the courtyard. students were told to stay inside and remain vigilant. the victims, both 23-year-old men from farmerville, louisiana, were pronounced dead at the scene. >> newly released fbi documents paint an even more disturbing background portrait of the man who targeted children in the mass shooting in newtown. 22-year-old adam lanza shot and killed 20 first graders and six educators before killing himself at sandy hook elementary school in newtown connecticut five years ago. fbi documents say there was evidence that

for "good day philadelphia". >> happening right now on good day philadelphia, search for a killer, a triple shooting leaves one man dead, and two others in the hospital. and one of the victims just 17 years old. >> happening right now, an intense search for two men, accused of abducting and raping a woman at a park in bucks county. lot of people on edge. >> also ahead here on "good day" philadelphia, philly flying high. the flyers season opener as their stars lead them to a late night victory out west. >> and it was all about the music last night, so exciting, so many stars, as philadelphia, the music alliance, honored famous philadelphia musicians, adding them to our music walk of fame. >> they wouldn't let me in the door but i was peeping through the window. oh, what an event it was, maybe next year. great to have you with us this thursday, almost to the weekends, 3:58 here first on good morning, everyone, karen hepp, bob kelly, good morning to you. a lot to talk about on the track front this morning. >> yes, shutdown on the schuylkill expressway will be a mess this morning, detail

philadelphia argues that its policies are legal and keeps the city safe. but already again we are seeing these planned protests against both sessions and this conference including some that have been organized on facebook. we'll be tracking those along with the sessions speech. we'll bring it to you later today. for now live in center city, randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >> we'll watch it closely. thanks, randy. >>> harry potter and his magical friends will put a spell on chestnut hill today. the annual harry potter festival kicks off at 8:30 this morning in center city at septa's jefferson station. then harry and his guests will head to the festival. germantown avenue will be transformed into the magical town. there you can enjoy con tomb contests, make your own wand stations and a tournament. a large number of visitors are expected. organizers are warning people to use public transit because parking will be limited. there will also be satellite parking locations with shuttles to and from the festival. six minutes past 5:00 on this saturday, danger in flig

for "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your traffic and weather covered all morning long. thanks for watching. have a great night. announcer: today on "tmz" -- like : ok, it's feeling the '60's again. master p is saying screw the nfl, we're going to start our league with colin kaepernick. >> i think the nfl should have some type of competition. right for a time is new league to spring up. harvey: it's very black panthery. black panthery? harvey: the idea we'll start our own. panthers, they would not appreciate you using the term black panthery. [laughter] >> jay-z, he had his third concert for all of the haern relief efforts. anyway, his wife slayed it on the red carpet. >> his wife beyonce! >> beyonce. >> rob kardashian is clearing up dispute he had with blac chyna. he claimed she attacked him in a

we have clear skies in philadelphia as the sun comes up. it's going to be, well, nothing but sunshine. here in the p.a. suburbs. 52 degrees right now. and temperatures going into the 60s and even to near 70 degrees in much of the area. you can see not a whole lot of wind. 53 in philadelphia and 45 in allentown and 48 in wilmington, usual, cool spot. clear skies and light winds atnith. the average high temperature this time of year is 67 degrees and we're certainly going to be above that. not only in philadelphia, but through the rest of the area. and there's got sunshine, absolutely no chance of rain. and, so, good time to wash a car, that's for sure. mike can certainly use it. any volunteers? any volunteers? up near, up near 70 degrees during the day today and just delightful. we'll see how long this great weather last coming up. jess? >> well, glenn, we're watching the schuylkill expressway and our cameras just around conshohocken. difficult to see. some lanes moving this way. that's eastbound. closed at the construction project here as w

bruce will list on the streets of south philadelphia. and old city comic book store, philadelphia is now starring in the latest film glass >> tonight is everything in philadelphia, he's the reason why we've become such an important location for filming. >> his career has spanned over two decades but the writer and director has never forgotten where he came from. as he's grown in his successes he's made sure to bring the city of philadelphia along with him. >> in all of these years, it's been about two or three years we've had a film with snipes >> cities like philadelphia aren't unlike people. we all want an advocate, someone who understands our best qualifies, complexities and celebrates all of it. philadelphia has a true advocate in shamalan who shot everyone of his films in the area. he could have packed it up and moved to california or a lot of of other places but he stayed, advocated for philadelphia, showcased our area time and time again. he's been loyal to a city that values that attribute almost more than anything else. for that

breaking news in north philadelphia. police looking for a shooter who fired into an suv killing one man and wounding another. investigators say the gunfire broke out around 11:30 last night at 18th and erie. a 27-year-old man was hit in the head and chest. he died at the scene. another man was hit in the back and ran to his home a few blocks away. detectives interviewed a third man in the suv but who was not wounded. >>> also breaking, the search for a hit-and-run driver. someone mowed down a man as he crossed the street last night in southwest philadelphia. he died at the scene. the driver never stopped. >> nbc10's matt delucia is live at the investigation division. you've been talking to police. what are they saying? >> reporter: police don't have any solid leads at this point. they haven't made any arrests. they are still looking for that one person who is in the van who hit this 57-year-old man last night around 10:00 in southwest philadelphia. about 10:00, the man was just crossing the street when a gray van came sp

to philadelphia. so far, so good. i'll check in with the schuylkill and the scene when i come back. >> thank you. >>> dropping numbers. the latest approval rating shows a grim glimpse at the country's faith in the president. >>> and privacy concerns are dialed up for users of the latest iphone. the key to the danger is in your face. >>> taking a live look at camden where the rain is coming down. tracking showers and strong, poeshlg potentially damaging winds set to slam the area. >>> 5:24. rain moving through. what you can't see, the damaging winds moving in. winds could bring downed trees and power lines. meteorologist bill henley will have a timeline of what to expect in your neighborhood in a couple of minutes. >>> this morning, there are privacy concerns surrounding the iphone 10. >> the new phone will actually recognize your face. ned of using a -- instead of using a pass code or fingerprint i.d., you can unlock the phone just by looking at it. one tech expert warns the technology could make it easy for police to

light showers for wilmington, philadelphia, northeast philadelphia. then as we go into the afternoon, at lunchtime you see the line moves into northeast philadelphia. then we'll swing through new jersey. as it does, showers fall apart. at the shore, looking for scattered showers. the better chance of skedier rain will main -- steadier rain will be mainly north and west. late this afternoon, 4:00, 80 degrees in millville. 81 in pottstown. a little sunshine peeking through. a bit of late-day sunshine. then really clearing out overnight. by 11:00, clouds and a chance of a shower at the shore. temperatures, warm today. warmer tomorrow. sunshine, 84. the summer-like weather continues tomorrow. then it takes a break, back to autumn. wednesday, 60s for thursday and friday. a brief cooldown as we go into next weekend. normal high temperature around 70 degrees. we'll be in the upper 70s and climbing. a look at the weekend and beyond when i come back with the ten day on 10 in a few minutes. >> see you then. >>> 6:11 on this monday. let's look at the schuylkill

philadelphia has on their menu philadelphia cheese stake. >> yes. >> yes, we will tell you how it is made. >> that is how you make it is to have someone else make it, who knows what they are doing. >> witt. >> yeah. >> we have eight out of 10 today. no, sir as perfect today as we can end was and the weekend was amazing but we will see more cloud, today, we're starting off in a fog in many spots this morning, so, it could slow you down, some of our reporting stations include , wilmington, with a quarter mile visibility, and pottstown, and it is pretty foggy out there as well as wrightstown and many other spots this morning as well. bus stop buddy we can see him this morning, he is ready for some football tonight. temperatures in the 50's and 60's for this time of the year it is a rather mild start but you may need light jack wet 61 a few temperatures in the 50's outside of the city like lancaster at 56, reading 52, allentown 59 degrees, 66 in rehoboth beach, mays landing at 53 and valley forge, starting the day at 57 degrees so a lot of cloud cover, very little if any sunshine with th

stay with "good day philadelphia". we want to talk about this a push for amazon. >> yeah, because they are trying to get amazon to come here to philadelphia to beat out other cities. they are doing, i'm proud of our city winning or lose we are making a full court press is what happening next. >> top of the list. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. when you're a double-dipping 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 for himself, not for us. >>> it is exactly 5:55 time to get out take a big stretch yawn, bend and move your body. here are some of the th

we're in the 70s right now in philadelphia. 75 degrees at philadelphia international. not much cooler. chestnut hill, 73. warmer in northeast philadelphia. 77 degrees at the airport. all right. the scattered showers, very light showers to begin with. you can see moving through new castle county and into salem and some light showers for reading and allentown. the cold front from the west comes in during the day today gives us showers. this line of showers will move through this morning. then our attention turns to nate. nate's rainfalls will come our way tomorrow. that's moving through alabama heading to georgia and into tennessee and kentucky. that will happen during the day today and into tonight. that's a weakening storm but it's still a heavy rainfall and that is going to be coming into our area for monday. this is 5:30 this afternoon. not much rainfall there, a few sprinkles. the steadier rain is to the west. and nate's rains are to the south. here they come. they'll impact central pennsylvania before they move into our area this is 5:30 tomorrow morning but then l

reporting live in south philadelphia. annie mccormick channel 6. >>> philadelphia schools closed last week because of mold will rail closed tomorrow, the john w kelly elementary school will be closed to students and staff. mold found last week apparently caused by hvac issues. the work is continuing but not done. staff should continue to report to the hill freedman world academy on mt. pleasant avenue. >> army corp of engineers creatoed with more companies hoping to speed up the process. 85% of homes and businesses remain without power. the governor wants to have 95% on the grid by mid december. this morning, four members of the philadelphia sheriff office left for the island taking aid and supplies to help with the recovery efforts. all have families there. >> thanks for your continuing support. we'll need your support: 21 days we'll be spending in puerto rico >> the law enforcement network has been stretched thin special since many lost their homes to hurricane maria. >>> the church has been busy collecting donations. s

our jenny joyce live from south philadelphia. if it wasn't 4:33 this morning you would be surrounded by fans. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. yes, it is friday, and we are celebrating a huge eagles win, what is not to love. some people came out here to the oregon diner to celebrate with a burger and fries, these people tell me they are excited about what is to come for the bird, but the win was big for the eagles. it was not an easy game. carolina has a strong defense and carson wentz said in post game interviews that the panthers pushed some plays that they were not prepared for and made things difficult for them on a short week but they pulled through in a big way. fans in south philadelphia say they have a good feeling moving forward. >> there was four minutes left when we had the ball for a minute and 10 seconds and i thought cam newton was to go get the win and defense stepped up. >> we are hyped, we're happy. >> reporter: your smile is big this morning. >> yeh, good morning, good morning. >> reporter: it is a great morni

thursday in philadelphia. 70 on the jersey shore. 72 on the jersey shore. 76 on saturday in philadelphia. 78 on sunday. just a little bit. cooler along the jersey shore. >>> bridging america's plit divide with a little humor. >> i'm not discouraging from making money. i should have raise d a couple republican kids. >> joe biden and john kasich in our area calling for a change to ur our political landscape. what they are asking from you. >>> up on the roof, the bet with students that led to a local principal camping out on top of the the school. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >>> crews areç battling a new wildfire in california. e evacuations have been ordered. 3