sky force 10 live over about 30 demonstrators marching along allegheny. some of these protesters have been out since 6:00 tonight. and about an hour ago they got right in police officers' faces screaming insults, we see the group gathering there, we see a little bit of scuffling but we know so far there have been no violence and no arrests. we'll keep on top of it and bring you the latest. ♪ >>> people lit can dells and bowed down in prayer in center city. st. john the evangelist hosted life of the city 2016 offering people the community to pray, worship or sit and be still with their thoughts. >> local communities have been pouring out support for their own police departments this weekend. in the wake of the dallas shootings. in burlington county the police department says officers were surprised with this lunch spread along with dinner and snacks from thankful residents today. >>> bringing the community and police together through a game of basketball. nbc 10 was there as the second annual basketball tournament kicked off, a chance for some of the kid

look at the delay already, i-95 near allegheny, southbound traffic heading toward center city jammed from bridge to approaching the vine because of the checkpoints blocking the left lane and the shoulder. seeing delays septa regional rail, west trenton line and paoli thorndale and lansdale doylestown line 30 minutes late. >> reporter: we have warm temperatures, 84 degrees by 10:00 a.m. dry for the morning commute. some of you will see drenching showers and thunderstorms that continues on and off through the afternoon, high of 93. we may waffle back and forth between the 80s and the 90s when it is and isn't raining. at the airport, no major delays and no signs of rain in travel destinations. >>> pope took a hardball celebrating mass in poland. the pose him tripping on a step before tumbling to the ground. the pope has serious back and leg pain. not clear what happened there. other clergy members scrummed to help the pontiff to his feet. he continued on with the service, the mass is part of a five day trip to poland. it's not clear how hurt he is. it is the argentine pope's first visit

carried mitt romney every democratic county surrounding allegheny county, which is pittsburgh. this year, when people voted in our primary, we have a closed primary. meaning that you can only vote for the party for which you are registered, this year, the county with the most switches from democrat to republican, to vote in the primary back in april was allegheny county, which is pittsburgh. there are some signs that donald trump has more support here then passed republicans in the last six elections. host: is mr. trump taking advantage of this by a ground game at present in the state? how does that compare hillary clinton? guest: is tough to gauge. hillary clinton will have a phenomenal ground game. she won the state of the democratic president for primary back in 2008. she beat barack obama by nine points. her husband won the state twice in president elections. she has always had a presence here. father family roots, her was born in scranton, were donald trump was this week. demographics,re, past history, registration edge, she should win the state. and you know how well orga

so far no big delays this morning as you come southbound passing allegheny avenue in toward the vine street expressway. vine itself starting to stack here on the westbound side. this delay has been coming and going approaching the schuylkill. right now it's in full effect in those westbound lanes and the vine does close again overnight tonight starting at 11:00 for construction. in kensington we have a vehicle fire this morning along firth near gall. huntingdon street an alternate around that and there's still some overnight work on the northeast extension both ways between lansdale and mid-county. additionally, as you come southbound just south of lansdale there's a chair in the roadway taking out the right lane. so it's an obstacle course on the northeast extension. keep in it mind for your travels on this tuesday morning. tam. >> a chair. >> yes. >> thank you, matt. >>> we're opening talking about the republican national convention and this is one of the big talkers at&t out of that first night. melania trump was the main speaker donald trump surprising everybody showing up on the

is the blue route and slow going on 95 northbound and an earlier accident at the northbound lanes at allegheny, slow from pens landing to that point on 95, a few incidents to tell you about at 295, southbound approaching the black horse pike in new jersey and 202 southbound approaching 401 we have an incident to report as well. and the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound approaching the delaware valley exit, there say disabled vehicle taking out the right hand lane. >> and the 42 freeway you see the lanes nice and slow approaching the walt whitman bridge and the southbound not looking bad towards the atlantic city expressway and the vine street expressway we go, slow in those westbound lane fz you make your way up to the schuylkill expressway now. we'll bring you an update in the next half hour. >> thank you autumn. still ahead here today a major u.s. airline is cutting flights to the u.s. kingdom because of the brexit vote and it affects flights from ph elphia. >>> and president obama is preparing for a historic conversation with the american people. >>> and the nominations are out find out who i

witnesses say this was no small fire. >> i call it the inferno on the allegheny. >> it was intense. it was a big blaze. >> i look over. it was a little bit of a fire. they tried to stop it but they didn't have any luck. next thing you know they jump off and that's when it really caught. >> investigators are still trying to figure out why the fire started. >>> some might call it christmas in july. folks in philadelphia have been stuffing boxes in the spirit of giving today. the wrong trip these gifts are about to make. >> getting lips just like your favorite stars in just minutes without all those injections. what local doctors are now doing for women bring agnew smile to their faces. howard? >> might have been one of the most hilarious and as it turns out the most destructive night at a baseball game. so much so the white sox have the game forfeited and it's a black eye for the olympics. coming up in rio that has many golfers talking. that will be coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ >>> couple new castle county police officers were off the streets today and behind the counter. a handful of

the satellite and radar, the heaviest of the rain to the west, west virginia, garrett county, allegheny, western maryland. a small cell developing across central montgomery county, moving to the east at about 20 miles per hour. sandy spring, you are under it. of minutes. nighttime lows 66 to 72, scattered showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow morning, grabbed the umbrella. you will need it early on. don't forget the sunglasses because the skies will clear. the futurecast, through the day tomorrow, 8 a.m., most of the shower activity liftinto the north and east. limited showers to the west. not going to amount to a lot. the skies clear, drivetime home looks perfectly fine. barbecuing, swimming tomorrow looks like a go. wednesday, thursday, friday, we crank up the heat even more. the daytime highs in the low 90's. the heat index values will be in the middle 90's. hottest air of the season upon us as we move towards the end of the week and into the weekend. tomorrow, middle to upper 80's, the skies clear, the wind out of the southwest at 5 to 10. wednesday, low 90's. however, friday and satu

allegheny county includes pittsburgh. the first stop in johnstown, i don't know if you remember the democrat, a conservative democrat, if you will, and he was kind of a legendary figure in the area for a long time. the seat he held flipped to republicans pretty recently in 2010. so that kind of gives you a sense of how the landscape is changing here this is a place where union voters have long held sway. those, of course, have been a solid democratic constituency. the cultural politics of the place have been changing. so that's what hillary clinton's main challenge is here. that's what she's facing throughout the day. this region not that dissimilar to where we'll be in eastern ohio as well as we end this tour later today, francis. >> kasie hunt for us on the road on the campaign trail. thank you very much. >>> on the republican side donald trump and mike pence have no campaign events scheduled today. trump chose colorado friday for his post republican stops. donald trump is down 8 points to clinton in the latest poll the

i talked to former allegheny quarterback randall cunningham who says he has a pretty good idea. the former eagles quarterback interviewed trump back in the u$rq)e on nbc 10. randall cunningham's celebrity wrap. >> when you're a winner or not a winner, the money is a score card. it's fun, nice, it solves problems, even creates problems. >> trump was using now familiar phrases. at that point trump was known mostly for being a successful businessman. i asked cunningham if there were hints of the man we're seeing now on the campaign trail? >> donald doesn't play. i remember one time donald had paper in his hand. he said, look, look at this. it's a bunch of numbers. it's millions and millions of dollars. what is this? these are my casinos, man. i'm looking, look closer, i'd have to put my glasses on nowadays. donald just showed me how much he was making. and it wasn't a big deal. he's real like that. >> cunningham says he loves him as a man but won't say who he's voting for come november. i was out there before his daughter is going to the olympics. it was fascinating to hear his ins

watching showers and thunderstorms across western maryland, garrett county, allegheny county. not expecting anything severe. metroeve most of the d.c. area will stay dry overnight. heading to the swimming pool tomorrow, bring the sunscreen, lots of sunshine, heat and humidity, the high temperatures 9-00 to 95. feel closer to 100 degrees. hot on friday, even hotter on saturday. all the details of what to expect coming up. alison: it is the first real heat wave of the summer, with temperatures in the high 90's in our future. familiar warnings for anyone who estimate outside for an extended time -- take lots of breaks and stay hydrated. updates onbc 7 for the heat and our next chance of storms. you can also follow us on facebook and twitter and wjla.com. jonathan: gunfire hits a little , thes bedroom in herndon bullet landing feet from where the nine-year-old girl sleeps. now the police are searching for who pulled the trigger and why. tim barber shows us how close this was. tim: tonight, this little bullet hole is leaving a big impression on the nine-year-old grow who was sleepi

in years past, the suburbs of pittsburgh, allegheny county in the southwest, was always blue collar, democratic, reagan democrats. now they're voting republican. in 2012, mitt romney carried every democratic county surrounding allegheny county, which is pittsburgh, and this year, when people voted in our primary -- we have a closed primary, meaning that you can only vote for the party for which you are registered. this year, the county with theth most switches from democrat to republican, to vote in the primary in april, is allegheny county, which is pittsburgh. so there are some signs that donald trump has more support here than past republicans in the last six elections. >> is mr. trump taking advantage of this by a ground game in the state and how does that compare to hillary clinton? >> guest: it is tough to gauge yet. hillary clinton will have a phenomenal ground game. remember, she won this state in the democratic presidential primary back in 2008. she beat barack obama by nine points. her husband has won the state twice in presidential elections. she has always had a presence

carried mitt romney surrounding allegheny county, which is pittsburgh. this year, when people voted in our primary, we have a closed primary. meaning that you can only vote for the party for which you are registered, this year, the county with the most switches from democrat to republican, to vote in the primary back in april was allegheny county, which is pittsburgh. there are some signs that donald trump has more support here then passed republicans in the last six elections. host:e of this by a ground game at present in the state? how does that compare hillary clinton? guest: is tough to gauge. hillary clinton will have a phenomenal ground game. she won the state of the democratic president for primary back in 2008. she beat barack obama by nine points. her husband won the state twice in president elections. she has always had a presence here. father family roots, her was born in scranton, were donald trump was this week. demographics,re, past history, registration edge, she should win the state. and you know how well organized or campaign will be. do

i do want to recognize rich fitzgerald, the chief executive of allegheny county. [applause] i saw that john fetterman, former candidate for u.s. senate is here as sign of unity. john? [applause] as governor pointed out he originally is from york, pennsylvania. you know when you're that big, you know how hard it is to disappear? all right. and i will recognize some others. i see our attorney general candidate, the next attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, josh shapiro. [applause] so in 1992 when some of us got started, i started with the presidential conventions in 1992 first thing i found out that the podestas were in charge. either tony or john. at the point tony came with berylp hall. now it is john. every four years, they come, they take over. my god, they have really done a good job. they never lose either. it is really a pleasure to introduce john podesta. he is the chairman of the hillary campaign. he previously served as chief of staff to president bill clinton. john podesta. john. [applause] >> in case they're is any doubt, i'm the skinny

., he was leaving a nightclub at b street and allegheny avenue in north philadelphia when an altercation happened. >> one person came forward and the guy went to hit him. he went to lift his arm and raymond punched him ones. when raymond went to straighten up, the guy, some guy in the hoodie just walk up and shot him in the chest, point blank. >> reporter: he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there was a lot of witnesses and more than four people video taped. >> reporter: but police need more, a reward of up to $20,000 will go to anyone with any information that leads to the a rest and convictions of the person responsible. >> this person is walking free in our streets and they can hurt your son, your daughter, your child, is there a murderer out there. >> reporter: all you have to do is call citizens crime commission at 215-546 -tips. all calls will remain a in must. since her son's death espinosa has been working on local politicians on gun control legislation and pushing to get cases like her sons solved. >> we need to get together and get empowered and go against these individu

we have allegheny technologies, with demandker from aerospace contractors. crane also beat estimates and raised its forecast for the full year as well. fallingtexas roadhouse after jefferies says we have reached the top in the restaurant cycle. cadence missed estimates. it's also worth mentioning what's going on in the bond market today. five-year notes, $34 billion worth, showing the weakest demand going back to 2009. this decline in yields we've been seeing is starting to have an effect. , a bit of action turnaround. popave seen the yields go and a bit of an extension of that after 1:00 p.m. an increasing trend recently and something to pay attention to. vonnie: a theme for the week. let's get a check on the first word news this afternoon. president obama will be hitting the campaign trail this fall on behalf of senate hopefuls according to the political director of the democratic senatorial campaign committee who says the president will be deployed to help in close races. the dnc wants to get michelle obama more involved and it is reaching out to bernie s

it was a typical friday night at eat on park and homestead allegheny county, or so these four officers thought. >> we're sitting down waiting on our food. >> i heard talk. i happened to glance over and a couple coming in the restaurant. >> reporter: officers are regular is here, usually greeted with handshakes and gratitude this night was dip rent. >> i don't want to sit here. >> i said, it is okay, your is, you don't have to worry about it, we won't hurt you. he looked at me hard and said he is not sitting there and walk away. >> reporter: couple was seat add cross the restaurant but the exchange didn't end there. while these officers feel comfortable in their community, in light of what happened across the country recently they saw an opportunity. >> i sat there for a while and thought on it, finished my meal, and we should pay his tab. >> reporter: and they d they sent the $28.50 check to the table with the message reading, sir, your check was paid for by the police officers thaw didn't want to sit next to. thank you for your support. i left a 10-dollar tip too. >> they want to make

in particular to the biographical stuff and i want to bring in nancy mills, is the chairwoman of the allegheny county, pennsylvania, democratic party, and that is a swing state, an important one. let me ask you about president clinton's speech. did you hear anything new about hillary clinton? >> a lot of us are very familiar with hillary and her story. there's no question about it, and i think even after all these years of public service, she needed to be reintroduced. and we find that ironic, but i know that it was important tonight and no better person to tell that story than her husband. >> he did leave out one chapter, you know, a lot of couples go through crisis, they go through struggles. he didn't talk about that. should he have, did you expect it, does she need to do that? >> no. i think, first of all, he did touch on it, he talked about the hard times they've had and the good times. and i think we all read between those lines. but i think that he talked about the positive things in a marriage and as someone who has been married for a long time, there are a few ups and downs that i lov

look at cumberland, maryland and allegheny high school. the clouds are hanging low. exiting an hour ago. there's the line, making its way southbound away from cumberland and towards winchester right now. even a cluster within that with some lightning south the southeast away from the areas around the bridge. stephens city, parkins mills, other areas in a next few minutes. dry for the part morning here, as well as during the mid-a. for the afternoon and evening there is the risk of a pop-up thunderstorm coming through the area that like yesterday could have high wind and a lot of rain with it. that isolated chance continues to the evening. lunchtime, 86. and then more around 90 to 91 degrees, feeling higher with the humidity. weather, fredericksburg to the south and west, the best chance of rain coming through. snapshot of 7:00 when i return in just a few minutes, i will show you a forecast for your morning. we are dealing with one major issue, if you travel through montgomery county take a look, this is an accident on colesville road on the outer loop, where we see t

glad you stayed with us, this morning an allegheny probation officer finds himself on the other side of the law. he is accused of using his authority for personal gain. he made deals with several women he was supervising in change for sexual favors. one woman said she was afraid if she did not comply she would go to jail. >>> you have to look at this video, a woman in california became the victim of a thief. the crime happened under her nose, take a look at the surveillance video. the woman is at the pump, the thief got into her car through the unlocked drivers side door and snatched her wallet in the front passenger seat. he got away, with her purse. >>> all right there will be no frolicking on the beaches in florida this weekend do to a massive algae bloom. the toxic green foul smelling bloom is taking over rivers and beaches in southern florida. residents compared the smell to an open sewer. yesterday the u.s. arm correspond of engineers stopped the flow of fresh water from lake ochobe. >> reporter: nothing like that going on in our area. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing w

i do want to recognize rich fitzgerald, chief executive of allegheny county. [applause] i saw that john fetterman, the former candidate for u.s. senate is here, is siding here today? [applause] the governor of the 49, he's originally from york pennsylvania. when you're that big, you know how hard it is to disappear? all right. and i will recognize some others, i see our attorney general candidate, the next attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, josh spiro. [applause] so in 1992, when some of us started, i started with the presidential conventions in 1992, the first thing i brought out is that the ministers were in charge. it was tony or john. and now it's john and every four years it's kind of like they come and take over. my god, they've really done a great job. they never lose either so it's a pleasure tointroduce john podesta , he is the chairman of the hillary campaign and he is serving as chief of staff to president bill clinton. john pedesta, john. >> jason, in case there's any doubt, i'm just anyone. [laughter] i've learned a new rule in

that will again 95 south past allegheny. then add this accident pa turnpike past norristown, lane blocked n terms of septa five added cars today, interim schedules, these five lines, take a look at this, though, folks experiencing delays. sixty-five, 89, 60 minutes, lansdale-doylestown, pail old i thorndale, 47 minutes, and the other line, 9518, looking at 21 minute delays. make sure to check your schedules on line, jim, over to you. >> lots going on, thanks, meisha. that's "eyewitness news" for now. join us for "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan, make it a great day. pastime is preserved for all time. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a kind in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ro

. >> rearend of the tractor-trailer southbound right at allegheny avenue. school buses coming into town for class trip. everybody jump out, grab a pepsi on your way, jam from academy into allegheny, earlier accident on 295, kind of cause that delay. and speaking of delays, weather delays, at philadelphia international airport either wise normal delays coming into downtown, mike and alex back to you. >> so last night, the academy warts of sports, basically, kree at dollars by espn creaser ago. >> hand the the espies out, together, honored a lot of people, music, touching speeches emotional tributes. all hosted by john. emotional moment of the night, when the mother of baby, the teen killed trying to protect three girls from gunfire, was awarded the arthur ashe award. >> people look up to you, i urge you tonight to think about why he died, what you can do tomorrow to prevent the next innocent young man, or woman, from being a victim. >> nice moment. the other big moment, for me, the opening of the show, by nba superstar labron jail, dwyane wade, chris paul, a

new video just into nbc 10 newsroom this morning of a septa bus crash colliding with a car on east allegheny avenue in the port richmond neighborhood. the drivers of bus and car went to the hospital along with a bus passenger. we're working to find out how serious the injuries are. >>> 7:37 right now on this sunday. pegged in the head. take a look. we'll tell you how phillies catcher cameron rupp is doing after taking a baseball to his ear flap last night. >>> plus yesterday, we cleared the shelters with your help. we'll tell you how many pets found new homes and forever families. >>> we are counting down to the rio olympics. we're just 12 days away from the start of the summer games. nbc 10 is your home for all of the action. scary moments in brazil yesterday when a man tried to grab the olympic torch. security forces immediately knocked the man to the ground and arrested him. the torch is on a tour of brazil leading up to the opening ceremony of the games on august 5th. the woman who had been carrying the torch was understandably shaken but quickly started back on the road to rio. count on

the northbound lanes are packed in once again and southbound is packed in from allegheny to girard where that police check point blocks the left lane and once again this afternoon the delays on 95 because of the check points and later on this evening we expect rolling closure as long 95 especially between the airport and the wells fargo center once the president gets into town during the 9:00 hour. later on you see complete closures of 95. crash on the schuylkill eastbound approaching passyunk is gone and still jammed there as is our vehicle fire at 202, it's cleared but a solid line from 202 to the conshohocken curve. eagle road is shut down at cabrini college and upper gulf road gets you around that. and on the regional rail, the worst of i have seen is 33 minutes but the broadway line running the whole way south to at&t and you can take that down as well for this evening's festivities. >> thank you matt. >>> a construct worker is recovering after falling from the bridge. money croups in northampton county says the man was working on a bridge in easton when he fell 15 feet, the man was

the septa bus collided with a car on east allegheny avenue in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood. we're working to find out more about injuries. >>> also new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for the person who stabbed a man in germantown. this happened on west queen lane around 1:00 this morning. the victim is listed in serious condition. police are continuing to investigate the motive. >>> police are also looking for a driver who took off after this three-car crash on roosevelt boulevard. one person went to the hospital. the crash happened along the boulevard at d street around 2:00 this morning. police are still trying to sort out how this all happened. >>> six minutes after 9:00 on this sunday. plenty of happy people and happy pets across the region this morning. nbc 10's clear the shelters adoption event helped unite animals in need of a good home with their new families. we'll have more on this coming up in just a moment. >>> good morning. we're looking at a live shot from rehoboth beach. relief from the heat at the coast. seven day scrolling by bottom of your s

it was a typical friday night here at eat on park and homestead allegheny county, or, so these four officers thought. >> we were sitting down waiting on our food. i heard talk. glanced over. there was a couple coming in the restaurant. >> reporter: officers are regular is here, usually greeted with handshakes and gratitude, this night was different. >> this guy was like no, i don't want to sit here. >> i said, it is okay, sir, you don't have to worry about it, we won't hurt you. he looked at me hard again and said he is not sitting there and walk away. >> reporter: couple was seat add cross the restaurant but the exchange didn't end there. while these officers feel comfortable in their community, in light of what happened across the country recently they saw an opportunity. >> i finish my meal, and we were saying well, we should pay his tab. >> reporter: they d they sent $28.50 check to the table with the message reading, sir, your check was paid for by the police officers you didn't want to sit next to. thank you for your support. i left a 10-dollar tip too. >> we want to make it known in o

southbound side from past academy through this point at cottman again farther south from allegheny to girard as our normal morning volume builds in. also seeing some sun flare with the bright sunshine out there this morning. this is the 30 bypass eastbound by 322. luckily no big delays yet but a few accidents, one is in limerick township game farm road at meng road. still have that broken down truck blocking the ramp from the northeast extension southbound to lansdale. exit back at quakertown instead. matt and tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >> ♪ >>> after all the uproar over the melania trump speech there's a lot of pressure on the trump kids two of whom took the stage last night. >> they shared a more personal side to donald trump who is now the official republican nominee for president. >> abc's stephanie ramos is live for us now in cleveland with all those day two headlines and a look ahead to what we can expect today. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. we can expect to hear from another trump kid tonight, eric trump he'll take the stage tonigh

according to publish reports the allegheny health network wants the app maker to remove it from its hospitals. it's because of safety concerns. security and patient privacy. documents show the health system told its employees to report anyone taking unauthorized pictures. no word yet if the app maker is addressing the hospital's concerns. speaking of pokemon go, two teenagers are very lucky to be alive tonight. >> yeah, after a walk to find pokemon, nearly kills them. janson and cameron were on the beach in clearwater, florida. when they were both struck by lightning. they said they don't even remember it happening. amazely two good samaritans on vacation a police officer and a nurse happened to be nearby. they rushed to perform cpr on the boys which doctors say helped for miraculous recovery. >> i remember playing pokemon walking on the beach and then it started storming and we were heading back. it's still kind of shock to go just wake up and have everyone kind of there just asking how i'm feeling, if i'm all right. >> yeah. i can imagine. the teens are making light of the serious incident.

there are areas which are traditionally more democratic like southwestern pennsylvania, not including allegheny county where we have a lot of work to do. northeast pennsylvania as well where we have work to do. look, people are scared, a lot of them, especially when they are in manufacturing. they haven't had a job. don't see any way out. they will listen to anybody that sells them anything. hopefully they understand that what we're about we're real. we want to help them. we want to give them hope. we recognize problems are difficult and they don't get solved immediately. so i think we'll have different kind of convention republicans have. liz: we wish you as much luck as we wished cleveland. marcel, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. liz: marcel the pennsylvania democratic committee chair. keep it here for complete coverage of the democratic national convention. kicks off monday. fair and balanced, same schedule as we can we finished in cleveland. maria at 6:00 p.m. "lou dobbs tonight" at 7:00 and "cavuto: coast to coast" at 9:00 p.m. we'll give you latest on shooting

i95, coming out of northeast philadelphia, already little slow from cottman in through allegheny through the construction zone, getting up toward cottman, doing paving on the overnight. here's where they have one of the overpasses down near girard last night, you can see, the sun starting to pop out over the neighborhood here. this is a live look at the roosevelt boulevard. starting to see some delays heading down toward the schuylkill. now in the northeast, the boulevard up near crown way, just north of woodhaven road, we had early morning accident. the outer drive, has been blocked, just started letting traffic through, so that's some good news there. yesterday, there were nine trains, that did the bypass, from glennside to center city. bypassing stations, into downtown, because they were stacked and pack. it is getting a little better each day, not if it is getting or used to the delay but best, running trains every eight to ten minute. think about the afternoon, that's crunch time down here at suburban and 30th street. folks trying to pack those stations, when the 4:00 buzzer rings a

recovering this afternoon after he was stabbed at a pep boys in north philly around 11:00 this morning on allegheny avenue. the man was stabbed in the face. he is expected to be okay. police have made one arrest in the case. >>> well, it was a note from the navy today. >> the navy officials said they will not pay for blood tests for tens of thousands of residents in bucks and montgomery counties who may have been exposed to contaminated water. chemicals were found in drinking water supplies near the former naval air station joint reserve base in horsham. the former naval air warfare center in warminister and active air guard station. the navy insists that the tests won't help doctors determine current or future health risks related to those chemicals. >>> a philadelphia man has been arrested in connection to a burglary spre. larry samuels is accused of burglarizing dozens of homes in five counties including montgomery and philadelphia. the burglaries happened between august 2014 and july 2015. police say he also struck when the victims were at home and would take food and drinks from inside. >>> a

this is between bridge and allegheny, left lane blocked, due to the construction, that is southbound, and we have northbound, 495, between 12th and edgemore road. left lane blocked. anyway, issues that we have this morning, but if there is any more i'll have it throughout the morning, chris, lauren, back to you. >> violent night, leaves one man dead, another in the hospital. both shootings happening just an hour apart. >> police say the gunshots began to ring around around 1:00 this morning in west oaklane, then west philadelphia, dave kinchen near the latest scene in philly. what do we know so far in covering two different shootings, very different areas, dave? >> reporter: that's right, two very different parts of the city we will step out of the way show you what's happening here cite old a street, 4200 block, police still on the scene. this is the vehicle that belonged to the victim in this case, we're told, that the victim was actually heading to his car, when two men came up and shot him. point blank range, police say the victim specifically target in the this case, it happened

a check point between girard and the vine so you see just 17 miles per hour there coming down from allegheny avenue. all week long you can expect extra traffic especially the big vehicles over 5 tons on the platt bridge, the schuylkill expressway through university city and right here on the vine street expressway which is also backing up this afternoon eastbound headed toward the checkpoint at 95 and we've had intermittent closures throughout the day along the vine as motorcades and the delegate buses have rolled through. we expect more of those intermittent closures as the evening continues. tacony palmyra bridge is closed once again. it was opened for app northbound ship. what you need to know now is that there will be an opening at the burlington bristol bridge in just about 45 minutes. had a crash along 55 in glassboro. looks like that's in the process of clearing out of the way. septa's broad street line is not running south of oregon avenue this afternoon because of the convention. otherwise on the regional rails we are seeing delays but they're very similar to the delays we've seen t

and here comes the traffic along i-95, southbound side, now stacking at cottman and then again from allegheny through this point at girard. during midday today watch out for construction on 95 north bound near vine, couple lanes blocked from 9:00 to 3:00 to slow you down then. we have got problems right now in south philadelphia, water bubbling up and gushing out from a manhole at fifth and snider, where the road may have buckled already as a result, chopper six is heading to the scene to survey damage but you will want to avoid fifth street head for third or seventh in south philadelphia this morning. little more pleasing to the pallet is first thursday night market, in mayfair tonight, so ryan avenue will be shut down once again from 3:30 to 9:30. watch out, head for cottman avenue or head for the night market. tinicum township bucks county once again upper tinicum church road will close from 9:00 to 3:00, happening again tomorrow 32 is good alternate around that. new ramp closure began just yesterday in wilmington, now ramp from adams street to 95 northbound there at delaware avenue interc

this is i-95 at allegheny. southbound traffic jamming from bridge street to approaching the vine. a 26 minute ride. >> 83 by 10 o'clock. we'll continue the heat wave but not by much. a high of 91 about 3 o'clock this afternoon. there are a you believe can of spotty light sprinkles and showers in south jersey this morning. could be a couple of more and maybe even a real spotty thunderstorm through the afternoon mainly down south in south jersey and delaware. >> reminder we'll do a digital update at 10:00 we'll check in with matt as part of that. we'll see you in 30 for updates. >>> good morning, america. hillary clinton makes history. >> i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> the first woman nominated for president. as bill clinton makes a passionate and powerful case for his wife. >> in the spring of 1971, i met a girl. >> calling her a devoted mother and fighter. >> she is still the best darn change maker i have ever known. >> bernie sanders buries the hatchet puts clinton over the top. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee

those vehicles over 5 tons and we're already seeing that's backing up already on i-95 southbound from allegheny to girard so you'll wander to expect those delays as the morning progresses. we have a couple other problems here like an accident in lansdale. this is new just coming up, main street at squirrel lane. also downed wires, with the storms we had yesterday, right, downed wires, downed trees in some spots. this one in bristol bucks county bristol street at radcliff street. police are waiting for peco to arrive. stick to pine street and pond road as your alternates. back to tamala. >> thank you karen. >>> they call her the closer, the one who can make the case and bring down the house and last night that is exactly what michelle obama did here forcefully telling the nation that hillary clinton is their best choice. the room was a sea of purple as people waved signs saying michelle. mrs. obama talked about hillary clinton's passion and sense of public duty not to mention her tenacity. she called clinton the only person truly qualified to be president. >> hillary did not -- hillary did not p

it flew from the national show in pittsburgh into a tree near community college of allegheny county. still on the loose but vulture does have a tracking device. they cannot reach critically endangered bird but he cannot see at night so there is a danger of him flying away until today break. hopefully they will catch him. >> yes. >> hopefully he is okay. >> yes. >> joining us now, kate bilo, it has been quite a few days, very steamy few days. >> this will be day three and this may be a five day stretch of 90's before we get done with this. now today not as bad, then the past couple of days has been but it is going to be a hot one. >> slight increase. >> yes. >> let's take a look outside and we will start off with the sky that is beginning to brighten here taking a live look at intersection of broad and spring garden streets. we are heading toward sunrise very quickly seeing light in the sky and some pink colors on the horizon. it will be a nice looking day outside just a few clouds drifting through. very similar to yesterday humidity and temperature wise, possibly quite little less hu

this storm will traverse the allegheny as we go through the next 24 hours. this is where the heavier rain will be today, maybe drying out a bit in chicago, might see a shower or two pop up. 2 to 4 inches of rainfall in upstate new york. actually need the rain, drought in new england and western new york. cooler today in chicago, watch as things warm up, i show up you enjoy the cool spell, because the heat is coming back as is the monsoon across the desert southwest. that's what it look like for the national outlook. >> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we're seeing sunshine for now. showers will develop. it's extremely humid out there this morning, you see the low-level clouds and the haze. very humid, dewpoints in the 70s. it will stay oppressive all weekend long. forecast for today, temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 80s. showers and thunderstorms likely later this afternoon. things are percolating in the atlantic. we'll talk more about that in ten minutes. >> you were waiting to use that word. >>

around thanksgiving snow surges out of the allegheny to cover the battlefield of gettysburg. the sins of power of the death that harbor the town and the college. in 1993, on a bleak winter day, i entered the college library and first encountered the marginal that would change my life. searching for information about my great uncle who had been killed in world war one i picked up an old book entitled the american army and france by general james harbard. after blowing dust from the cover and leafing through the volume i began to notice marginalia and if you know that that is the notes that people often write in the margins of the page, and i began to notice the marginalia signed and inscribed by the author who was a member of the 79th division who fought to bring the war to an end. the major himself led an assault to capture at the site of a top german observe protected by an underground fortress. in several places, parkin's marginalia took issue with the book's conclusions about the attack. and he challenged readers finally challenged them to turn to the back of the volume to

i want to recognize the chief executive of allegheny county. [applause] federman former candidate for u.s. senate is here. [applause] originally from new york, pennsylvania -- originally from york, pennsylvania. >> we believe this event to go live to remarks from democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. she is speaking to reporters at the vfw convention in charlotte, north carolina. ♪ >> please be seated. firstxt guest is the first lady ever elected to public office and is the first new yorker to ever serve as the senate armed services forces committee. which she did for eight years in the u.s. senate from the empire state. 2007 as appeared in candidate for president of the united states and before moving on to serve our nation as equatorial date in the first obama administration. i would like to also point out that she is a former first lady married to bill clinton, our past president. originally from chicago she graduated from yale law school and is married to former as i said bill clinton. [laughter] enough times? i think so. com

in particular to the biographical stuff and i want to bring in nancy mills, is the chairwoman of the allegheny county, pennsylvania, democratic party, and that is a swing state, an important one. let me ask you about president clinton's speech. did you hear anything new about hillary clinton? >> a lot of us are very familiar with hillary and her story. there's no question about it, and i think even after all these years of public service, she needed to be reintroduced. and we find that ironic, but

crews doused the smoking motorboat from a bridge over the allegheny river after flames forced the occupants to jump overboard. two victims suffered second and third degree burns. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> the democratic national convention kicks off at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia in less than two weeks and organizers hope one of the attractions will be just as popular as it's been at past conventions. political fest will display nonpartisan exhibits around the city designed to engage convention goers and residents. the concept debuted during the republican convention here back in 2000. >> we are encouraging everyone to start here, head to the white house exhibit, followed by our main stage theater where we're going to be having live interviews, political speeches and our games, political trivia and political feud so it should be a lot of excitement. get started here and then move out to the other venues. >> we will have more from the campaign trail including an expected endorsement from bernie sanders coming up in the next half hour. >> it's 6:27. and

this storm, a really slow-moving wave will traverse the allegheny as we go through the next 24 tomorrow night, hours and by 11:00 it's just over western new york. the heavier rain will be drying out a bit in chicago. a shower or two might pop up. 2 to 4 inches of rainfall across parts of upstate new york. actually need the rain. some areas in western new york and parts of new england really in a drought situation right now so they will take the rain even though it might be unwarranted on the weekend. cool in chicago. watch things warm up as we go through the rest of the week. i hope you enjoy the cool spell here lately because the heat is coming back as is the monsoon across the desert southwest. spell >>> it's been a relatively quiet hurricane season but things are percolating in the atlantic. we'll talk more about that in about ten minutes, guys. >> you were waiting to use that word. >> percolating. >> speaking of percolating -- >> speaking of that, there's no doubt about it we're still wild about harry. "harry potter" fans who can't get enough of the boy wizard are eager to get their

the vulture flew from the national aviary to the community college of allegheny college. it is still on the lose but here's good news vulture does have a tracking device. a team cannot reach critically endangered bird. the bird cannot see at night so there is no danger of him flying away overnight, until today break. we will check in throughout the day. >>> northeast pennsylvania woman got quite the surprise when she found a bowa constrictor playing hide and seek. the katie howell walk out to her suv, in luzerne county and found the bowa, stuck under the car. two men by stand hours used to own snakes and someone who studies reptiles and amphibians freed the bowa. >> when they told me i might have transported it from where i live to hear, i was, i am a nervous wreck now. i will be checking my car and around the my car every single day now. >> that is scary. >> to free the bowa katie's mercury mountaineer was raised off the ground and took those men 45 minutes to free the snake. >> there is still a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair jo

industry altogether instead of looking to industry or looking to one sector basically to -- through the allegheny conference, and so they really re-invented the economy through that time. now i think we're in an accelerated rate of transformation, and pittsburgh and actually it's a moment in time where our connectors are networks are shifting very dramatically. really over the last year and a half. where we're seeing an influx of young people, seeing google has the most people outside of silicon valley in pittsburgh. there was a ton of vehicle work there. just was an explosion of companies moving in, of neighborhoods pushing out, so places you could not go into ten years ago, have dynamic technology hubs and that's where anthoine you talked to about what it used to be like and what it is, we have broken down some of those barriers and i think we're in this accelerated transformation stage over the networks. think the universities have a critical role in that. there's $1.2 billion in research between carnegie melon in pittsburgh. we can't keep that inside the institution. it needs to benefit -- th

this year, the county with the most switches, from democrat to republican, to vote in the primary was allegheny which is pittsburgh. so there are some signs that donald trump has more support than past republicans in the last six elections. >> is mr. trump taking advantage of this, by a ground game? how does that compare to hillary clinton? >> it is tough to gauge. hillary clinton will have a great ground game. remember she won the state in the primary back in 2008. she beat president barak obama by nine points. her husband has won this state twice. she's always had a presence here. she has family roots. her father was born in scranton. so, there's,. >> and, she should win the state >> and, trump is new to this and we'll see whether or not he can put together something to compete effectively with that. >> what are you looking for from here on out as far as the campaigns are concerned? you talked about these changing instances, what are you most interested following? >> whether or not the republicans can take advantage of the strongest message they have, which is, they represent change. she repr

. >> pauley: we leave you this sunday at the opposite end of pennsylvania from philadelphia, at allegheny national forest. i'm jane pauley. please join us here again next "sunday morning." captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,,,,,,,, good morning, i'm maria medina. >>> it is 7:30 a.m. on this sunday july 24. good morning i'm maria medina. >> i'm phil matier. this morning oakland police department is on high alert after a man is shot at. >>> neighbors have complained about the dangers of this bay area road. now the proposed solution, raise the the speed limit. where you can weigh in this week. >>> plus, the race for the white house now the focus shifts to philadelphia this week. the big names heading the democratic national convention. we're going to have willie brown himself for his take on how it's going to be staged and what we should be looking for. >>> but we're going to start off this morning with our forecast.

. >> pauley: we leave you this sunday at the opposite end of pennsylvania from philadelphia, at allegheny national forest. i'm jane pauley. please join us here again next "sunday morning." captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> dickerson: today on "face the nation," we'll talk about what it takes to be president with the man who is one. the republicans have moved off stage, and the democrats are gearing up for their big show in philadelphia. as the general election officially begins, we'll talk to the president about the skills actually needed for the job hillary clinton and donald trump are auditioning for. what should voters be looking for in the candidates seeking the nation's highest office? we'll have a preview of scott pelley's "60 minutes" interview with the new

. >> pauley: we leave you this sunday at the opposite end of pennsylvania from philadelphia, at allegheny national forest. i'm jane pauley. please join us here again next "sunday morning." captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> dickerson: today on "face the nation," we'll talk about what it takes to be president with the man who is one. the republicans have moved off stage, and the democrats are gearing up for their big show in philadelphia. as the general election officially begins, we'll talk to the president about the skills actually needed for the job hillary clinton and donald trump are auditioning for. what should voters be looking for in the candidates seeking the nation's highest office? we'll have a preview of scott pelley's "60 minutes" interview with the new democratic team. plus we'll have analysis of last week's republican convention in cleveland and look ahead to the challenges facing democrats at their convention. it's all a

om allegheny my first time being a delegate. i'm thrilled to be here. and i'm here to make history. let hillary become the first president, female president of the united states. thank you so much. >> i'm 19 years old, i'm a delegate from pennsylvania pledged to bernie sanders. i became a delegate to help with issues that matter, health care reform, criminal justice eform. >> new york governor andrew cuomo spoke at the democratic convention yesterday. conventionr what? begin -- witho your permission, i would like to begin this evening by , who wedging my father lost last year. [applause] governor cuomo: he was a 12-year governor of the great state of .ew york, mario cuomo theave a keynote speech at 1984 him accredit convention that for many people defined the of theand the principles democratic party and instructed me on how to lead my an electedl life as official, and he loved being a democrat. [applause] he spoke about the 1984 election, and the 1984 election was important because it was about two opposing philosophies more than two people. thismore profoundly november is not whic