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Eyewitness News at 11 : KYW : October 17, 2015 2:07am-2:38am EDT
mark. temperatures not feeling too bad in philadelphia. 49 and allentown. 47 degrees currently in millville. all throughout the day a couple of low could you describe now we are dealing with mostly clear conditions that will take us into the overnight period and to start you up in on saturday night morning chilly into the middle forties. upper forties by the nine clock hour. breeze starts to pick up. into the 11 clock hour with low clouds starting to form temperatures in the 50s. weep under won't make it out the 50s tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in full forecast coming up in a few. >> thank you. now a campaign 2016 is he in or out. decision is imminent on whether joe biden will jump into the race. tonight prom is weighing in. >> with the latest details. >> reporter: it is a mystery. it is all up to the vice president running or not. we are getting hints that something might be going on. as the clock ticks vice president joe biden's boss became the latest to talk about a biden white house. >> i'm not going to comment on what joe is doing or not doing you can direct those que
mark. temperatures not feeling too bad in philadelphia. 49 and allentown. 47 degrees currently in millville. all throughout the day a couple of low could you describe now we are dealing with mostly clear conditions that will take us into the overnight period and to start you up in on saturday night morning chilly into the middle forties. upper forties by the nine clock hour. breeze starts to pick up. into the 11 clock hour with low clouds starting to form temperatures in the 50s. weep under...
NBC10 News Today Weekend at 9am : WCAU : October 4, 2015 9:00am-9:31am EDT
philadelph philadelphia naacp is hospitalized. >>> this is the fourth straight day of flooding at the shore. >> that's right. they have the potential to see more flooding later this afternoon, especially around high tide, which would be 2:00, and more property damage and beach erosion. otherwise, a gray day and we may see breaks of sunshine in some spots, but for the most part, more clouds and sunshine today. there's a look at the coastal flood warning where you see the dark gray, and this is mainly for high tide later this afternoon around 2:00 p.m. this is in effect until 6:00 p.m. the lighter shade of green, coastal advisory until midnight. winds will be the big story today. 14 miles per hour in philadelphia right now, and 21 miles per hour in atlantic city and 18 miles per hour in dover, and these are sustained winds and we are seeing winds gusting around 30 in that in atlantic city, and a 21-mile-per-hour gusts in philadelphia. we are looking at 55 in philadelphia, and great degrees in atlantic city, and not seeing the temperatures go much further this afternoon, topping out arou
philadelph philadelphia naacp is hospitalized. >>> this is the fourth straight day of flooding at the shore. >> that's right. they have the potential to see more flooding later this afternoon, especially around high tide, which would be 2:00, and more property damage and beach erosion. otherwise, a gray day and we may see breaks of sunshine in some spots, but for the most part, more clouds and sunshine today. there's a look at the coastal flood warning where you see the dark...
Action News at 12:30 PM : WPVI : October 8, 2015 12:30pm-1:01pm EDT
. >>> philadelphia firefighters are trying to put out flames in the city's hunting park section. the first call also came in an hour ago about a series of porch fires this is what chopper 6 show when it flew over the scene. no word on what started the flames. no reports of any injuries. >> two people have been arrested in connection with the deadly home invasion in montgomery county. happened last month from the 2300 block of philmont avenue in lower moreland where police found a man shot on the front lawn. he later died at the hospital. vernon odem was at a news conference about the arrest that wrapped up moments ago, cern is live with the -- vern is live with the latest. >> reporter: the montgomery county district attorney has busted two people so far in the investigation of the murder that took place after the pope's visit to philadelphia ended last month. these two philadelphia mendes monday smith and abdul ali he are in jail charged with savage crimes including murder. 53 kevin brown was shot in the neck on his lower moreland home. the d.a. said brown was murdered because his 18-year-
. >>> philadelphia firefighters are trying to put out flames in the city's hunting park section. the first call also came in an hour ago about a series of porch fires this is what chopper 6 show when it flew over the scene. no word on what started the flames. no reports of any injuries. >> two people have been arrested in connection with the deadly home invasion in montgomery county. happened last month from the 2300 block of philmont avenue in lower moreland where police found a...
Inside Story : ALJAZAM : October 27, 2015 11:30pm-12:01am EDT
to call the police if they are in trouble. that's because philadelphia is one of 300 so-called sanctuary cities in the u.s. us. jurisdictions with local police have stopped enforcing federal immigration laws. >> if you have someone who is a criminal or you expect to be a criminal, or is on the run or they are wanted, go to a federal judge, get a warrant, and we'll be happy to told them for you. but we're not holding people at a whim. >> reporter: he argues it's impossible to run a city if migrants don't feel safe enough to make a living or feel too frightened to report a crime. >> if you choose us as a place to live, we have a responsibility to protect you. >> reporter: federal courts have agreed. for kenny's opponent that makes little sense. the constitution? >> what about it? >> habous corpus. >> yes, but they are here illegally, so we need to make sure that we are protecting first and foremost the people of philadelphia from people who are committing crimes over and over again. >> reporter: in fact, first-generation immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than anyone els
to call the police if they are in trouble. that's because philadelphia is one of 300 so-called sanctuary cities in the u.s. us. jurisdictions with local police have stopped enforcing federal immigration laws. >> if you have someone who is a criminal or you expect to be a criminal, or is on the run or they are wanted, go to a federal judge, get a warrant, and we'll be happy to told them for you. but we're not holding people at a whim. >> reporter: he argues it's impossible to run a...
NBC10 News at 11pm : WCAU : October 12, 2015 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
philadelphia housing authority police building. it was empty at the time. we got to be careful showing where officers found this boy. the fire department is taking care of the scene now. it was right here on tenth street. they immediately put the boy in the cruiser and rushed him to hahnemann university hospital. police say when they arrived, blood on the 14-year-old's clothes and looked like a handgun but police are confident it isn't the weapon that wounded him. that gun is likely a revolver that has not been found. here is the latest on the boy's condition. >> presently, he's inside the emergency room being worked on by doctors. he's got a gunshot wound to his forehead. he's never regained consciousness. he's in very critical condition. it's unknown whether or not he's going to survive. >> reporter: as far as the investigation is concerned, i just talked to philadelphia police. there are no suspects and know motive known and nobody saw this. that's why police are a couple blocks away reviewing surveillance video of a possible get away car. for now live in philadelphia, keith jones,
philadelphia housing authority police building. it was empty at the time. we got to be careful showing where officers found this boy. the fire department is taking care of the scene now. it was right here on tenth street. they immediately put the boy in the cruiser and rushed him to hahnemann university hospital. police say when they arrived, blood on the 14-year-old's clothes and looked like a handgun but police are confident it isn't the weapon that wounded him. that gun is likely a revolver...
Action News at 5:00 AM : WPVI : October 8, 2015 5:00am-5:31am EDT
flames engulf a vacant warehouse in southwest philadelphia. we're live with firefighters who remain at the scene. >>> disturbing details in the case of a philadelphia man charged with sexually assaulting a mentally challenged woman in south jersey. >> new laws could force bill cosby to answer questions about his past behavior. >> let's go over to david murphy with weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we have high clouds here, but high pressure is clearing out the clouds and knocking down the winds. it's windsier father to the north than here. locally we have a lot of spots that are calm. show you that in a second. 60 degrees in philadelphia. these numbers are similar to this time yesterday. we slimmed into the upper 40s in allentown. low 50s in trenton. 61 in sea isle city. here the winds and interesting to see all the zeros on the map, right. there's not a lot of wind out there, where you have it's single digits. there's the slight chance of a patchy fog developing. so far so good on our traffic and weather cameras. 6:00 a.m., 57 degrees, 8:00 a.m. 58, with light winds i
flames engulf a vacant warehouse in southwest philadelphia. we're live with firefighters who remain at the scene. >>> disturbing details in the case of a philadelphia man charged with sexually assaulting a mentally challenged woman in south jersey. >> new laws could force bill cosby to answer questions about his past behavior. >> let's go over to david murphy with weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we have high clouds here, but high pressure is...
NBC10 News Today Weekend at 5am : WCAU : October 10, 2015 5:00am-5:31am EDT
cover in philadelphia, but no rain in the area. we are looking at temperatures cool this morning in the 50s, the 40s, though, to the north and west, 41 in mount pocono. 50 is reading, and 57 in wildwood. we have the breeze out there as well. windy conditions in many, many spots at 14 miles per hour in lancaster, up to 10 miles per hour in trenton, and 12 miles per hour in wilmington and dover. gusting at 21 miles per hour in mount pocono. feels like the 30s there. planning your day, by 8:00, partly sunny skies, 56, by lunchtime, sunny, 63, and great at 4:00, sun and 65. breezy at that point, a nice night tonight, and a sunshine filled day on sunday, and then we track rain. more about that coming up. >> all right. back to the storm damage, today, local homeowners are cleaning up and doing repairs after storms damaged their property yesterday. nbc 10 shot this video of the aftermath in montgomery county. powerful wind and rain sent branchs on to a roof, and one was napping in his home when the weather got wild. >> at first, i thought i was getting hit by a tornado because you heard th
cover in philadelphia, but no rain in the area. we are looking at temperatures cool this morning in the 50s, the 40s, though, to the north and west, 41 in mount pocono. 50 is reading, and 57 in wildwood. we have the breeze out there as well. windy conditions in many, many spots at 14 miles per hour in lancaster, up to 10 miles per hour in trenton, and 12 miles per hour in wilmington and dover. gusting at 21 miles per hour in mount pocono. feels like the 30s there. planning your day, by 8:00,...
Eyewitness News at 4:30 : KYW : October 5, 2015 4:30am-5:01am EDT
universities in and around philadelphia this morning after possible threat of violence at one of the schools. what law enforcement officials know, how schools are now dealing with the threat. >>> also, a philadelphia civil leader passes away. >> and flood waters are receding object jersey shore, the lasting damage some residents are facing. >> good morning, it is monday, october 5th, i'm erika von tiehl. quick check on your forecast on the roads with justin a meisha. no rain coming in today, with the exception of the shore getting a little sprinkle. other than that, little sunshine today, that helps out your morning heading back to work and school. helpings bring up your mood a little bit. still clouds over us right now, there are breaks in the clouds. call it partly sunny today, still nice and dry on storm scan3, pretty chilly. still have the breeze to deal with out of the northeast, sustained winds at around 12 miles per hour, still up around 20, toward the shore, but not as windy as it has been. still, with the flow coming in out of the east, we still have the push of water coming
universities in and around philadelphia this morning after possible threat of violence at one of the schools. what law enforcement officials know, how schools are now dealing with the threat. >>> also, a philadelphia civil leader passes away. >> and flood waters are receding object jersey shore, the lasting damage some residents are facing. >> good morning, it is monday, october 5th, i'm erika von tiehl. quick check on your forecast on the roads with justin a meisha. no...
Eyewitness News at 12PM : KYW : October 22, 2015 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
philadelphia. the accident between a mini-van and a car happened overnight on the roosevelt boulevard near southampton road. the victim's condition is not known at this hour. there is also no word on the cause of that crash. >> well, breaking news right now, an american service member killed overnight is the first to die in the anti-isis campaign. officials say it happened as the us military freda number of court i shall captives in islamic state strong hold in northern iraq, details sketchy at this point, more on the story on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >> right now, though, hillary clinton returned to capitol hill this morning for hearing on the 2012 benghazi attacks. the former secretary of state defended herself against tough questions at the republican led hearing. she could testify for hours. correspondent weijia jenning with the latest from washington. >> hillary clinton greeted members of a special house committee before facing tough questions about the deadly attacks at an us compounds in benghazi libya. >> why were there so many requests for more security personnel and eq
philadelphia. the accident between a mini-van and a car happened overnight on the roosevelt boulevard near southampton road. the victim's condition is not known at this hour. there is also no word on the cause of that crash. >> well, breaking news right now, an american service member killed overnight is the first to die in the anti-isis campaign. officials say it happened as the us military freda number of court i shall captives in islamic state strong hold in northern iraq, details...
Eyewitness News at 11 : KYW : October 4, 2015 2:05am-2:36am EDT
strong winds causing problems here in philadelphia as well. a huge tree came crashing down in south philly between jasmine and snyder street in south philly. crews shut the road down for hours while they worked to try to clean up the mess. >>> join tense search has ended for the night at least for a cargo ship missing in hurricane joaquin the ship had 33 people on board. most of them are americans. today, a live raft was found so far there's been no sign of the ship. the us coast guard began searching for the ship thursday the crew radioed for help saying they lost power and we're taking on water. >>> back here at home a double shooting leaves one man dead suspected gun man behind bars. shots fired in germantown around 6:30 tonight. philadelphia police say a 19 year old was shot once in the chest and died at einstein medical center. 29 year old suspect was arrested after checking himself into that same hospital for bullet wound to rib cage. >>> authority charge teenager in question with 15 robberies near drexel campus. he's seen here in this video attempting to use a victims atm car
strong winds causing problems here in philadelphia as well. a huge tree came crashing down in south philly between jasmine and snyder street in south philly. crews shut the road down for hours while they worked to try to clean up the mess. >>> join tense search has ended for the night at least for a cargo ship missing in hurricane joaquin the ship had 33 people on board. most of them are americans. today, a live raft was found so far there's been no sign of the ship. the us coast...
Action News at Noon : WPVI : October 9, 2015 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
philadelphia. >>> a dead shooting on a college campus, this time gunfire erupted outside a dorm at northern arizona university killing one and wiewdged three -- wounding three others. police have the suspect in custody. we have the latest developments and the deepening debate over gun control. bozi. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, students are back at class, some students are questioning a law that allows students to have guns on campus while president obama is pushing for more background checks. >> four people possibly shot. >> reporter: an emergency call at another college campus, four people shot at northern arizona university in flagstaff in a parking lot near a dorm. one of the victims dead. the 18-year-old gunman in custody. >> two separate student grooms got into a confrontation, it turned physical. >> reporter: as the victims of this school remain in the hospital, president obama is isn his way to oregon to meet with the families of the nine people killed in the malice -- mass shootings of a gunman at a community college. >> we're examining what other omses -- options are availabl
philadelphia. >>> a dead shooting on a college campus, this time gunfire erupted outside a dorm at northern arizona university killing one and wiewdged three -- wounding three others. police have the suspect in custody. we have the latest developments and the deepening debate over gun control. bozi. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, students are back at class, some students are questioning a law that allows students to have guns on campus while president obama is pushing for...
NBC10 News Today at 5:30am : WCAU : October 5, 2015 5:30am-6:01am EDT
is the wind. still on the strong side. 15 mile an hour breeze in philadelphia. we'll see gusts of 20 miles an hour. but stronger winds have been detected at the shore. right now wildwood has a 13 mile an hour wind, down by 4 miles an hour from last hour. but gusts could top 30 miles an hour at the shore. and cooler, yes. 40s for the pocono mountains, pottstown, allentown and redding. 52 at philadelphia international. sunshine will break through the clouds. we'll see more sunshine as the day goes on. 56 at 10:00 and up to 63 and still climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> right around trooper road and through the work zone, moving along just fine. we had some small lane restrictions but ongoing. as we see, the eastbound drive time hasn't increased at all. we're doing ago. average speeds of 65 miles per hour. if you're heading out the door on the pa turnpike, you can see the same story with the green. everything is moving along. the eastbound from valley forge to route 1, 20 minutes. just checked in with the pa turnpike ag
is the wind. still on the strong side. 15 mile an hour breeze in philadelphia. we'll see gusts of 20 miles an hour. but stronger winds have been detected at the shore. right now wildwood has a 13 mile an hour wind, down by 4 miles an hour from last hour. but gusts could top 30 miles an hour at the shore. and cooler, yes. 40s for the pocono mountains, pottstown, allentown and redding. 52 at philadelphia international. sunshine will break through the clouds. we'll see more sunshine as the day...
woman in critical condition after being hit by a septa bus in philadelphia's only section. the bus hit the woman and her nephew around 5:30 this evening. the nephew was not seriously hurt. police are investigating. >>> it will be up to philadelphia's next mayor to decide who should next run the city's police department. commissioner charles ramsey announced today he is retiring. ramsey was joined by mayor nutter as the announcement was made. he will retire next january when nutter's term ends. ramsey served eight years as philadelphia's police commissioner. homicides, robberies and shootings have all dropped during that time but ramsey said the job is not done yet. >> there are still some neighborhoods that are far too unsafe. there are too many people being shot on the streets of our city. too many murders, too many r robberie robberies. too much crime. >> chief ramsey's 47-year history in law enforcement began as an 18-year-old recruit for the chicago police department. ramsey was previously the police chief in washington, d.c., where he also saw a drop in violent crime. >>> in washi
woman in critical condition after being hit by a septa bus in philadelphia's only section. the bus hit the woman and her nephew around 5:30 this evening. the nephew was not seriously hurt. police are investigating. >>> it will be up to philadelphia's next mayor to decide who should next run the city's police department. commissioner charles ramsey announced today he is retiring. ramsey was joined by mayor nutter as the announcement was made. he will retire next january when nutter's...
traffic. >> yeah, we're on the roosevelt boulevard right now out of northeast philadelphia. you can see right in here. that's going to be out there until about 5:30. and since it's 5:30 right now, expect crews to be cleaning up right now. and again, that's the boulevard in both directions north and southbound. let's head out into new jersey, as well. no problems on the 42 freeway right now. we do have a five-minute drive time northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. but we do have ongoing construction. watch out for the off ramp, 295 northbound, that is going to be closed until about 6:00 a.m. watch out for crews there, as well. if you're on 422, right around trooper road, no problems in here. eastbound, that actually heads toward the schuylkill expressway. from 29 to the schuylkill, we only have an eight-minute drive time. more updates and mass transit when i come back in the next ten minutes. >> breaking news from south philadelphia. we've been covering this over the next half hour. monique braxton arrived on the scene of a water main break. what can you tell us? >> good mor
traffic. >> yeah, we're on the roosevelt boulevard right now out of northeast philadelphia. you can see right in here. that's going to be out there until about 5:30. and since it's 5:30 right now, expect crews to be cleaning up right now. and again, that's the boulevard in both directions north and southbound. let's head out into new jersey, as well. no problems on the 42 freeway right now. we do have a five-minute drive time northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. but we do have...
outside this morning. we are cloudy now in philadelphia and looking at 42 degrees in mount pocono. that's chilly. 56 in allentown, 52 in philadelphia, and 51 in atlantic city. it is breezy too. factor in the breeze, cooler than what it actually is. 15 miles per hour winds in philadelphia, 12 miles per hour in dover, and just higher than that in spots with winds up to 20 miles per hour in some spots. now, as we plan our saturday, plan on a good one, sunshine returning, partly sunny at 10:00, by 1:00, sunny, 65, and by 4:00, 65 degrees as well. breezy today, warmer sunday, more sunshine, more about that coming up. >>> new dramatic video of breaking news from overseas we've covered for you, a deadly bombing in turkey capital of ankara, 30 killed with more than 100 others injured. the blast went off near a peace rally. activists were calling for an end to violence between turkish forces and kurdish rebels. turkey condemned the bombing saying it targeted the democracy and peace. >>> well, back to the storm damage. today, local homeowners will be cleaning up and doing repairs after stor
outside this morning. we are cloudy now in philadelphia and looking at 42 degrees in mount pocono. that's chilly. 56 in allentown, 52 in philadelphia, and 51 in atlantic city. it is breezy too. factor in the breeze, cooler than what it actually is. 15 miles per hour winds in philadelphia, 12 miles per hour in dover, and just higher than that in spots with winds up to 20 miles per hour in some spots. now, as we plan our saturday, plan on a good one, sunshine returning, partly sunny at 10:00, by...
happening on this monday october 5. >> philadelphia area colleges are on alert is the fbi investigates a threat made online. >>> the coast guard is searching for a u.s. cargo ship that lost contact during hurricane joaquin. >>> governor saying they have not seen a storm like that that in south carolina in 1,000 years. >>> it is 4:30, monday, october 5, matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. let's head over to karen rogers she is talking about sun and matt pellman filling in on traffic duty. >> reporter: good morning, we're starting off with satellite 6 and action radar. we're seeing clouds through the region, no rain at this point we'll see sunny breaks through the clouds, all in all a much brighter afternoon. we have minor tidal flooding until 7:00 p.m. tonight along the coastline through cape may county and cumberland county and delaware, as well. 53 degrees the current temperature, 48 degrees in allentown. 49 in reading, 54 in millville. 57 in atlantic city. as you look at the wind gusts a lot better than over the weekend. we have gusty winds along the coastlin
happening on this monday october 5. >> philadelphia area colleges are on alert is the fbi investigates a threat made online. >>> the coast guard is searching for a u.s. cargo ship that lost contact during hurricane joaquin. >>> governor saying they have not seen a storm like that that in south carolina in 1,000 years. >>> it is 4:30, monday, october 5, matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. let's head over to karen rogers she is talking about sun and...
NBC10 News Today at 4:30am : WCAU : October 15, 2015 4:30am-5:01am EDT
, 53 in mount holly and womening con is down to 50 degrees at this hour. still 56 at philadelphia international. so a chillier start by several degrees in much of the area, sunshine and a few scattered clouds, 53 degrees at 6:00. not much warmer at 9:00, nice by lunch time with bright sunshine to head up into the middle 60s this afternoon. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast on tap. jessco boyington has first alert traffic. >> we are dealing with ongoing construction. start off on the schuylkill expressway, you can see in the eastbound lanes right here, we do have left-hand lane restrictions. as can you see in here, we're losing this lane, all traffic is moving by. we have a 13-minute drive time from the blue route to the expressway. watch out, it closed right now, that's at least out there until 5:00 a.m. we'll definitely keep you updated there. for there, watch out for the schuylkill and broad street expressway will be closed. this could be one of the last days for ongoing construction. watch out, chestnut street still closed at front street. your best way to get around it rig
, 53 in mount holly and womening con is down to 50 degrees at this hour. still 56 at philadelphia international. so a chillier start by several degrees in much of the area, sunshine and a few scattered clouds, 53 degrees at 6:00. not much warmer at 9:00, nice by lunch time with bright sunshine to head up into the middle 60s this afternoon. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast on tap. jessco boyington has first alert traffic. >> we are dealing with ongoing construction. start off on the...
Early Today : WCAU : October 5, 2015 4:00am-4:31am EDT
. we're starting with this. colleges and university in the philadelphia area are on high alert this morning. matt delucia is live with the details on this post. and matt, what is this all about and what are schools doing about it this morning? >> it's all about promoting vigilance in the wake of the school shooting last week. campus safety is being taken a lot more serious. word started spreading about this yesterday afternoon. the fbi put out an alert saying out of an abundance of caution, the threat was made beon social media, someone will take up arms against a university near philadelphia on october 5th. this is the same web forum where a post was made about the shooting in the northwest and the very next day there was a shooting in oregon. no specific school was mentioned in this threat. still our local colleges and universities pushed out text and e-mails alerts to their campuses. some saying they were increasing security patrols and urging students and staff to be watchful, mindful and report any suspicious activity to campus security or police. no specific school was mention
. we're starting with this. colleges and university in the philadelphia area are on high alert this morning. matt delucia is live with the details on this post. and matt, what is this all about and what are schools doing about it this morning? >> it's all about promoting vigilance in the wake of the school shooting last week. campus safety is being taken a lot more serious. word started spreading about this yesterday afternoon. the fbi put out an alert saying out of an abundance of...
NBC10 News at 6pm : WCAU : October 5, 2015 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
traffic check and some big backups on i-95 in philadelphia right now because of a crash and a car fire. you can see the flames right there from this video sent in by a viewer and now this crash in the southbound lanes approaching the commodore barry bridge. sky force 10 showing you, as well, two lanes shut down, crews clear the accident, so far not clear whether anyone was hurt here and no word what caused that crash. >>> tonight we've learned a doctor found dead in manhattan grew up in south jersey. she was the mother of three young children. nbc 10's keith jones has new information now from the nbc 10 digital operations center. keith? >> authorities are waiting for the autopsy results performed today, but sources tale nbc the married dermatologist was using cocaine inside a manhattan apartment. two men with her reportedly tried to carry her to a cab, but then left her in a lobby where she was found dead sunday morning. she's originally from washington township in gloucester county. investigators initially thought she was strangled, but changed the theory. the medical examiner hasn't
traffic check and some big backups on i-95 in philadelphia right now because of a crash and a car fire. you can see the flames right there from this video sent in by a viewer and now this crash in the southbound lanes approaching the commodore barry bridge. sky force 10 showing you, as well, two lanes shut down, crews clear the accident, so far not clear whether anyone was hurt here and no word what caused that crash. >>> tonight we've learned a doctor found dead in manhattan grew up...
Inside Story : WPVI : October 4, 2015 11:30am-12:01pm EDT
where my first question comes from. you grew up in philadelphia in a time when you're ashamed to be poor. you're ashamed to be jewish in a non-jewish neighborhood. it is not an easy place to be gay. you see a family member beaten and run out of the family for being gay. and yet, at an early age, you decided to live life out. many people would have said, "i'm finding a closet and going to the back of it." why did you decide to do that? >> i had this incredible grandmother, fanny weinstein, who, at age 13, took me to my first civil rights march. she was a suffragette. she taught me how the family had fought to get out of europe during the pogroms. she talked about our family who struggled through the holocaust. she was a fighter. and she instilled that fight in me. but the book isn't all about that kind of sadness. it's full of stories of -- inside stories of philadelphia and patti labelle, elton john, and practically every politician that we've known for the last 20 years, including barack obama. >> you know them all, it seems, one way or the other. >> i've met them all. i'm the forr
where my first question comes from. you grew up in philadelphia in a time when you're ashamed to be poor. you're ashamed to be jewish in a non-jewish neighborhood. it is not an easy place to be gay. you see a family member beaten and run out of the family for being gay. and yet, at an early age, you decided to live life out. many people would have said, "i'm finding a closet and going to the back of it." why did you decide to do that? >> i had this incredible grandmother, fanny...
year old steven pettiway of philadelphia today. he's senhor in surveillance video. authorities say he intentionally set the for on south 13th street september 15th. that building was under construction two adjacent buildings were also damaged. >>> today attorneys delivered their opening statements in the trial of the contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse. six people were killed when a building under demolition collapsed on to a salvation army store at 22nd and market in june 2013. griffin campbell faces six counts of third degree murder. prosecutors say campbell was the lead contractor and left a four story brick wall unsupported before it collapsed. >>> pope francis is reflecting on his trip to cuba and the united states as well as his time in philadelphia. the pontiff talked about the trip during his weekly audience at sain saint peters square. francis says his night from havana to washington, d.c. was a symbol look one and spoke of building a bridge between the two countries. pope francis called his visit to philadelphia an opportunity to celebrate the f
year old steven pettiway of philadelphia today. he's senhor in surveillance video. authorities say he intentionally set the for on south 13th street september 15th. that building was under construction two adjacent buildings were also damaged. >>> today attorneys delivered their opening statements in the trial of the contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse. six people were killed when a building under demolition collapsed on to a salvation army store at 22nd and...
with the airline's final destination here in philadelphia. a live update from the airport. >>> a rash of violent robberies near the campus of a philadelphia college. we'll tell you what police are now advising students to do. >>> chilly start to our weekend this morning as we take a live look over center city. temperatures in philadelphia in the 40s, in some parts, though, in the 30s. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today, i'm rosemary connors, 6:00 on this saturday, and our meteorologist, michelle grossman, is tracking that cool weather on this weekend. michelle? >> hi there, rosemary. tonight, temperatures will be dropping into the 20s and 30s. a chilly start to the day, but nothing compared to tonight and sunday into monday. it's dark, but once the sun comes up, a lot of sun throughout the day, but temperatures are cool this afternoon in the 50s across the area, and some spots not making it out of the 40s this afternoon. we are colder compared to this time yesterday in some spots, look at southern new jersey, up to 17 degrees colder in millville compared to 24 hours
with the airline's final destination here in philadelphia. a live update from the airport. >>> a rash of violent robberies near the campus of a philadelphia college. we'll tell you what police are now advising students to do. >>> chilly start to our weekend this morning as we take a live look over center city. temperatures in philadelphia in the 40s, in some parts, though, in the 30s. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today, i'm rosemary connors, 6:00 on this...
then. but if you're on the boulevard right now, northeast philadelphia. north and southbound, the inner drive is closed between ron street and woodward street. that'll be out there until about 5:30. and we'll keep you updated. yesterday, they cleaned up early. as for mass transit, no problems or delays so far this morning. >>> new tonight, a man is in the hospital after he was stabbed with what police describe as a large knife or a sword. nbc 10 was on the scene on juniper drive in cherry hill as police took someone away in handcuffs. police have not said what role that person may have played in the stabbing or if they've been charged with a crime. the victim was stabbed in the hand and expected to be okay. no word yet on a motive. >>> police are searching for a robber who stabbed the owner of a southwest philadelphia auto tag shop more than 20 times during a violent struggle. surveillance cameras inside the shop on dick's avenue captured a man walking into the store right before 6:00 last night. police say the robber was inside the shop for only about two minutes, but it was enou
then. but if you're on the boulevard right now, northeast philadelphia. north and southbound, the inner drive is closed between ron street and woodward street. that'll be out there until about 5:30. and we'll keep you updated. yesterday, they cleaned up early. as for mass transit, no problems or delays so far this morning. >>> new tonight, a man is in the hospital after he was stabbed with what police describe as a large knife or a sword. nbc 10 was on the scene on juniper drive in...
♪ >> right now at 11:00 o'clock, a philadelphia man is arrested in the murder of a transgender woman. police say it's his confession that could lead investigators to more suspects. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> the murder of keisha johnson outrage the lgbt community but police say this was not a hate crime. david spunt is live at police headquarters with the latest on the search for other suspects. david? >> reporter: jessica, ukee, at this point authorities believe this was a robbery and the motive was likely money. they know who they're looking for. they just hope they find those three suspects and soon. >> it's a sad and senseless murder. >> reporter: tuesday morning will mark one week since police say 22-year-old keisha jenkins was found beaten and shot near hunting park. according to detectives, pedro reading confessed to attacking jenkins. but told detectives he was not the trigger man. authorities are confident three others were there and one of them shot jenkins in the back. >> he's helping us out, um, and as a result of some of the thi
♪ >> right now at 11:00 o'clock, a philadelphia man is arrested in the murder of a transgender woman. police say it's his confession that could lead investigators to more suspects. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> the murder of keisha johnson outrage the lgbt community but police say this was not a hate crime. david spunt is live at police headquarters with the latest on the search for other suspects. david? >> reporter:...
philadelphia. here is dan. >> reporter: it's a nightmare for the airlines and passengers. >> this is poor customer service, poor information. >> lots of people, lots of luggage, nobody knows where they are going or what they are doing. >> trouble began sunday morning. the airline described the problem as technical issues. won't say what caused the problem or when it will be resolved. the problem affected the carrier's website, mobile app, phone centers and airport check-in systems. southwest has been forced to check in some manually. that has caused long lines. some lines stretch for miles. >> the lines from where you have to start to where we are now it hasn't even finished, it's possibly about three miles. >> the airline has been forced to delay hundreds of flights. in los angeles, one traveler doesn't expect to catch a flight home soon. >> we missed our flight and there's no way to rebook the flight at this time. >> the airline says its airport workers are helping customers with travel plans. at l.a.x. >> really a surprise. >> for most travelers there is little to do except wait, be pa
philadelphia. here is dan. >> reporter: it's a nightmare for the airlines and passengers. >> this is poor customer service, poor information. >> lots of people, lots of luggage, nobody knows where they are going or what they are doing. >> trouble began sunday morning. the airline described the problem as technical issues. won't say what caused the problem or when it will be resolved. the problem affected the carrier's website, mobile app, phone centers and airport...
Action News Weekend 7AM : WPVI : October 17, 2015 7:00am-8:01am EDT
. philadelphia marine unit retrieved her body. no word if foul play is suspected. >>> there are details about a shooting at a montgomery county cab company, ozzie clark shot his boss. he demanded the other employees to cut him a check. he was arrested 90 minute minutes later and keegan is expected to recover. >>> philadelphia police say brown shot shields in the head following an argument on the 1200 block of north 10th street. shields died the next day, brown is facing murder and criminal conspiracy charges. >>> a jury will continue to deliberate the fate of contractor griffin campbell who faces life in imprison for the demolition disaster at 22nd and market. 6 people died and 13 injured. the architect who hired him knew he wasn't qualified to do the job. prosecutors say he tried to save money by cutting corners and it cost lives. >>> trial opening statement yesterday for chaka fattah accused of using business loans for personal use. his father an 11-term congress is facing federal indictment for unrelated charges. >>> the race for the white house republican presidential candidate thre
. philadelphia marine unit retrieved her body. no word if foul play is suspected. >>> there are details about a shooting at a montgomery county cab company, ozzie clark shot his boss. he demanded the other employees to cut him a check. he was arrested 90 minute minutes later and keegan is expected to recover. >>> philadelphia police say brown shot shields in the head following an argument on the 1200 block of north 10th street. shields died the next day, brown is facing murder...
NBC10 News Today at 6am : WCAU : October 5, 2015 6:00am-7:01am EDT
. forbes magazine hosted the event for the top chefs under 30 years old. philadelphia's growing restaurant scene is really grabbing global attention. forbes under 30 is a huge deal for philadelphia now as well. bringing in thousands of young s entrepreneurs. it was like june when we knew the phillies season wasn't going to go well. >> i thought it was may for me. >> at least football season is coming. we've got the eagle to count on. >> thank for inviting us. >> what about the 6ers? >> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> an online threat of violence is made against universities around philadelphia and the fbi and police are taking it seriously. >>> heavy rains and winds are gone and now people are cleaning up the streets flooded at the jersey shore this weekend. >>> here's a live look outside in philadelphia where the streets are dry this morning. a little later, the sun will be out. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i was in my bathrobe for the entire weekend. started a fire if the fireplace. that was nice. >
. forbes magazine hosted the event for the top chefs under 30 years old. philadelphia's growing restaurant scene is really grabbing global attention. forbes under 30 is a huge deal for philadelphia now as well. bringing in thousands of young s entrepreneurs. it was like june when we knew the phillies season wasn't going to go well. >> i thought it was may for me. >> at least football season is coming. we've got the eagle to count on. >> thank for inviting us. >> what...
>> philadelphia spring garden section a 17-year-old is in custody after philadelphia community college is put on lockdown for reports of person with a gun on campus. in the past 30 minutes school officials told "action news" they're slowly releasing peopl people, stuments, as they search rooms building by building. campus cents out a text alert to students this one after police were alerted this morning. students and faculty were told to shelter in place as officers comeed the campus. >> and officials imsized this is not related to last week oregon shooting or threats against philadelphia area campuses that was supposed to happen yesterday. let's go back to "action news" reporter vernon odom live on the scene there in the spring garden ex is. vernon. >> rick, the tension is easing here and police are starting to stand down after the capture of an alleged gunman this morning starting after 10 a.m. this morning when they have reports of a man with a gun. they got a complaint from student here that he would be confronted with someone he knew and someone whom he had a ongoing dispu
>> philadelphia spring garden section a 17-year-old is in custody after philadelphia community college is put on lockdown for reports of person with a gun on campus. in the past 30 minutes school officials told "action news" they're slowly releasing peopl people, stuments, as they search rooms building by building. campus cents out a text alert to students this one after police were alerted this morning. students and faculty were told to shelter in place as officers comeed the...
NBC10 News at 6pm : WCAU : October 14, 2015 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
london, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our second big story, philadelphia's police commissioner, charles ramsey, announced he's retiring. philadelphia's top cop says he'll leave the post january 7th, last day of mayor michael nutter's term in office. commissioner ramsey came to philadelphia in 2008 from washington, d.c. he will leave a legacy, one big takeaway a big drop in crime. >> reporter: when charles ramsey arrived in philadelphia eight years ago, he promised to cut crime. flash forward to today, as he walks to his retirement and the numbers point to a job well done. >> homicide total for the year is down 33%. >> reporter: mayor nutter said ramsey's policies likely saved lives of many young people on philadelphia streets. ramsey previously worked in washington, where homicide rates dropped under his watch and reflecting on retirement today, he said it's clear that job's not done. >> still neighborhoods far too unsafe. too many people being shot on the streets of our city. >> reporter: and his critics point to problems within the police department itself. black lives matter protests
london, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our second big story, philadelphia's police commissioner, charles ramsey, announced he's retiring. philadelphia's top cop says he'll leave the post january 7th, last day of mayor michael nutter's term in office. commissioner ramsey came to philadelphia in 2008 from washington, d.c. he will leave a legacy, one big takeaway a big drop in crime. >> reporter: when charles ramsey arrived in philadelphia eight years ago, he promised to cut crime. flash...
Eyewitness News at 6 : KYW : October 16, 2015 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
land in southwest philadelphia. the shooting happened on mount carmel avenue in glenside. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is there with more, greg. >> reporter: even though this happened at 2:00 this afternoon still a very active scene here of the taxi cab company in workers, drivers, others are saying they are glad that their boss is still alive. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" chopper overhead as suspect in the glenside shooting is taken into custody. >> details are sketchy but apparently there was a dispute other money that was owed and victim is owner of the business. the suspect is a employee. >> reporter: that happened shortly before 2:00 abington police rushed to this taxi company the owner injured inside and a suspect gone. investigators say suspects sped toward southwest philadelphia cops got a tip he may be headed to themontsorei school, they surrounded it and arrested him a few blocks away. >> he was taken in custody apparently without incident. so we are in the process of getting abington detectives down there to deal with that situation. >> reporter: meanwhile
land in southwest philadelphia. the shooting happened on mount carmel avenue in glenside. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is there with more, greg. >> reporter: even though this happened at 2:00 this afternoon still a very active scene here of the taxi cab company in workers, drivers, others are saying they are glad that their boss is still alive. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" chopper overhead as suspect in the glenside shooting is taken into custody. >> details...
k9s patrol philadelphia international airport looking for any type of goods like food, flowers, even animals smuggled or accidentally brought into the country. >> something does get in, it could destroy millions and millions of crops. >> reporter: auburn handler melissa is hearing impaired and she's taught her sign language. two week ago they uncovered thousand of unreported currency in inside a woman's luggage. >> they find something. especially something big. the team work we do. >> in 2010 she sniffed out 85 pounds of pot in passenger's suitcase. about 4,000 passengers come through phl international terminal this time of year when the flights come in the dogs go to work. >>> on this flight from cancun auburn made at least three seizures which produced a few apples and banana left in in passenger's bag. >> a lot of people believe it or not they just forget they have one apple in their bag, and when a dog find it they're so surprised. >> the dogs may be small but the handlers say they've got a nose helping to protect borders and keep the country safe. >> they appreciate what we do.
k9s patrol philadelphia international airport looking for any type of goods like food, flowers, even animals smuggled or accidentally brought into the country. >> something does get in, it could destroy millions and millions of crops. >> reporter: auburn handler melissa is hearing impaired and she's taught her sign language. two week ago they uncovered thousand of unreported currency in inside a woman's luggage. >> they find something. especially something big. the team work...
Fox Morning News at 4A : WTXF : October 30, 2015 4:00am-5:01am EDT
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headed from philadelphia a, how passengers kept each other safe when they knew there was trouble. good day, everybody it is friday october 30th, to 20th 15, it is day of the big halloween party and we want to know are you coming. >> this will be so much fun. bring your friend, come in costume. maybe little ones that don't to have come to school to school, bring them down in costume. fun begins in fourth and market at olde city philadelphia at 9:00 o'clock. >> so what will the weather be like this morning. >> a chillier day then yesterday but dry, dry, dry, so we don't have have problems that we have had yesterday this time and still raining pretty hard. we have some cloud especially to the south of us but we're not seeing any rain. so that is a good thing. lets check out our temperatures. 54 degrees in the west northwesterly wind at 7 miles an hour. 7:27 is now your sunrise time and when we're back together on monday all that will be different because the time change, of course, we're going back to standard time this weekend, that is, of course, sat the day night into sunday morn
headed from philadelphia a, how passengers kept each other safe when they knew there was trouble. good day, everybody it is friday october 30th, to 20th 15, it is day of the big halloween party and we want to know are you coming. >> this will be so much fun. bring your friend, come in costume. maybe little ones that don't to have come to school to school, bring them down in costume. fun begins in fourth and market at olde city philadelphia at 9:00 o'clock. >> so what will the...
FOX 29 News at 6PM : WTXF : October 18, 2015 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
rule a cold in the poconos, 32, 47 in philadelphia philadelphia, temperatures getting cold, freeze overnight in the philadelphia area around 32 degrees, but the below freezing in our suburbs and that would end the growing season, here's a look at our average first to freeze across the reach, right on arctic for allentown town, pottstown october 22nd, philadelphia, november 10th is the average for freeze, so we are well ahead of schedule. here's a look at what we'll wake up to temperatures in the early morning hours around freezing in philadelphia, in our suburbs to the north and west, mainly in the 20 and around freezing in some of our spots to the south. coming up, we're going to be talking about conditions continuing to get a little crazy around here, monday night football, it will be very cold for the eagles, we'll talk about how quickly it will rebound and when we'll be back to the 70's. it's not going to last, it's not here to stay. >> we still have fall? that's good to know, i love fall, fall is one of my a favorite snoorngs don't forget you can check what's on autumn any tim
rule a cold in the poconos, 32, 47 in philadelphia philadelphia, temperatures getting cold, freeze overnight in the philadelphia area around 32 degrees, but the below freezing in our suburbs and that would end the growing season, here's a look at our average first to freeze across the reach, right on arctic for allentown town, pottstown october 22nd, philadelphia, november 10th is the average for freeze, so we are well ahead of schedule. here's a look at what we'll wake up to temperatures in...
Eyewitness News at 4:30 : KYW : October 19, 2015 4:30am-5:01am EDT
accident, in south philadelphia. that sent one person to the hospital. more on the accident involving a car and a tow truck and just over two weeks now from the mayoral election here in philadelphia. the can't dates are facing off once again doors trails on tonight's debate. >> good morning it is monday being october 19th, i'm erika von tiehl. checking on the cold weather and the roads checking in with meisha. >> i woke up for the first time this morning, wow, coy actually wear a winter jacket today. roads are looking good out there. but how is it feeling outside? >> it is cold. i think a lot of people will be doing scraping this morning if you left the car outside. some spots below freezing, not done just yet, usually coldest right before sunrise, that's not happening until after 7:00 a.m. freeze warning remains in effect until 9:00 throughout the ten tire delaware valley. even here in the city of philadelphia, could be dealing with freezing. thirty-six at the airport, 34 in wilmington, look at the suburbs, millville, 30 degrees, allentown, 27, it is freezing right now, in trenton, quakert
accident, in south philadelphia. that sent one person to the hospital. more on the accident involving a car and a tow truck and just over two weeks now from the mayoral election here in philadelphia. the can't dates are facing off once again doors trails on tonight's debate. >> good morning it is monday being october 19th, i'm erika von tiehl. checking on the cold weather and the roads checking in with meisha. >> i woke up for the first time this morning, wow, coy actually wear a...
investigations underway in philadelphia logan section of a transgepder woman beaten and shot in the back. >> and a hero remembered the permanent dedication to philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson iii officially unveiled today. >> and now details. yet another school scare in philadelphia put a ice high school on lockdown this mornin morning. martin luther king high school was shut down before 9 this morning after police received a it a student had a gun. officials said no overt threat was made but the lockdown was initiated out of abundance of caution. >> no allegation of any that's again any person or school or anything the lockdown was nut mraws because the student was identified as being a member of martin king student community. >>> the student in question snuff nile was taken into custody at the fern rock transportation septembererch the student was registered to attend martin luther king high school and he had yet to attend a class this year. >> community college of philadelphia reopened today one day after 17-year-old boy allegedly threatened mun on campus with a gun. that la
investigations underway in philadelphia logan section of a transgepder woman beaten and shot in the back. >> and a hero remembered the permanent dedication to philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson iii officially unveiled today. >> and now details. yet another school scare in philadelphia put a ice high school on lockdown this mornin morning. martin luther king high school was shut down before 9 this morning after police received a it a student had a gun. officials said no...
Action News at Noon : WPVI : October 23, 2015 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
are sitting in the 60s in a good chunk of region, 62 in philadelphia, 60 in trenton and beach haven, in the poconos only 47, it's chilly in reading and temperatures there in the upper 50s, here is what is going on, satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the cold front coming through last night, there was not a lot of precipitation associated with the front and that is sagging to the south and east and high pressure over canada will continue to nose south ward bringing with it cooler air just in time for the weekend. checking out the sustained wind speeds, from 13 miles per hour in the poconos to 13 in dover, 14 out to the west in lancaster, a current wind speed in philadelphia of 10 miles per hour. the northwest wind helps to bring down cooler air and breezy conditions as well. if you are stepping out later on this afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 61 under a mostly sunny skies and 60 at 5:00 p.m. and 50 is the number at 9:00 p.m. tonight underneath a partly cloudy skies it's breezy and cooler on our friday with temperatures back down into the 60s, we are tracking showers for the secon
are sitting in the 60s in a good chunk of region, 62 in philadelphia, 60 in trenton and beach haven, in the poconos only 47, it's chilly in reading and temperatures there in the upper 50s, here is what is going on, satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the cold front coming through last night, there was not a lot of precipitation associated with the front and that is sagging to the south and east and high pressure over canada will continue to nose south ward bringing with it cooler...
Inside Story : WPVI : October 11, 2015 11:30am-12:01pm EDT
gonna get worse." it's bad now. >> along those lines, renee, i was gonna mention that philadelphia schools, for one, are having to borrow extra money because they were supposed to get $400 million of state funds. it's not coming. they're borrowing $250 million. catholic schools were supposed to get books from the state. a lot of schools have been telling me, "hey, the books are not there." the kids are sitting in class without them. so the heat keeps turning on more and more. quinnipiac university poll -- wolf's approval rating at 41%. the budget impasse, the longest one in recent times -- 176 days in 2003. we're getting closer and closer to that. so at what point do you see both sides coming together and maybe wolf saying to the republicans, "all right, let's do some of these stopgap bills so that we can get some money out there"? >> well, that's what i'm worried about, that, at the end, the pressure is gonna be on to do a three-month. >> that's right. >> and then you do another three-month and then another three-month and then we start to look like washington. what we need to, yo
gonna get worse." it's bad now. >> along those lines, renee, i was gonna mention that philadelphia schools, for one, are having to borrow extra money because they were supposed to get $400 million of state funds. it's not coming. they're borrowing $250 million. catholic schools were supposed to get books from the state. a lot of schools have been telling me, "hey, the books are not there." the kids are sitting in class without them. so the heat keeps turning on more and...
universities in the philadelphia area are on high alert >> it's all because of a threatening post found on social media. matt delucia is live in our digital operations center. >> everything right now appears to be out of an abundance of caution. in fact those were the exact words used by the fbi to describe this alert. several colleges and universities in our area pushed alerts to students via staff -- students and staff i would say via e-mail and texas message yesterday. the online post on social media made reference to someone taking up arms near a university in philadelphia today. this is the same forum where a post was made threatening a shooting at a school in the northwest and the very next day there was the shooting in oregon. so now just a few days later, many students are still understandably rattled and concerned. no specific college was mentioned in either post and according to the fbi's statement, no specific school in our area was named. so we went to several campuses and talked with students who had just gotten the alert from their safety officials. >> maybe it's fake, maybe
universities in the philadelphia area are on high alert >> it's all because of a threatening post found on social media. matt delucia is live in our digital operations center. >> everything right now appears to be out of an abundance of caution. in fact those were the exact words used by the fbi to describe this alert. several colleges and universities in our area pushed alerts to students via staff -- students and staff i would say via e-mail and texas message yesterday. the...
Fox 29 News at 10 : WTXF : October 7, 2015 3:00am-4:01am EDT
investigation to tell. >> tragic loss for the city of philadelphia. especially for lgbt communities. our trance jent community faces far too much violence. >> reporter: the victim lived here on the 1700 block of south 32nd street. his mother told fox 29, her son instead of fan was a fun loving cheerful person. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. she was told he was killed during an itemed robbery. this woman asked not to be identified. she lives near the murder scene. she, too, heard it was a botched robbery. >> these guys out here trying to rob the girls and she fought back and they shot her homicide detectives are searching for surveillance video as they try to identify the killers. they're also trying to identify whoever dropped jenkins off near the murder scene. >> this would go out to that person that was in the vehicle. we need to you contact homicide unit and let us know what if anything you saw as well. >> for anybody to lose their life in that manner, to be shot twice in the back, why you're on the ground, it's absolutely unacceptable. it is unacceptable human violence
investigation to tell. >> tragic loss for the city of philadelphia. especially for lgbt communities. our trance jent community faces far too much violence. >> reporter: the victim lived here on the 1700 block of south 32nd street. his mother told fox 29, her son instead of fan was a fun loving cheerful person. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. she was told he was killed during an itemed robbery. this woman asked not to be identified. she lives near the murder scene. she,...
clearing as we go overnight tonight. 67 degrees philadelphia weep have 50s just up to the north and west. that's that cooler air mass in place. but come this weekend, colder air mass up to the north, that's moving. right now, still mid to low 60s through the lehigh valley. 63 allen town. 61 redding, 65 wilmington. mill have a 65. numbers getting cooler tonight. with clouds around by 6:00 p.m., mid-60s. still breezy. 8:00, low 60s. clouds break up and once they do so, it will allow us to get cooler. by 10:00 p.m., in the 50s. and we'll be in the 40s for most of the area by tomorrow morning. but colder into the weekend. i'll show you numbers and how told it will be as we go into sunday morning coming up. >>> after eight years, philadelphia's police commissioner is stepping aside. >> charles ramsey will retire at the beginning of next year. signed up for the job when mayor nutter took office, and for the past eight years he's worked to cut crime in the city. homicides are down 33%, robberies and shootings are down, too. ramsey previously the top cop in washington, d.c., where he saw a drop
clearing as we go overnight tonight. 67 degrees philadelphia weep have 50s just up to the north and west. that's that cooler air mass in place. but come this weekend, colder air mass up to the north, that's moving. right now, still mid to low 60s through the lehigh valley. 63 allen town. 61 redding, 65 wilmington. mill have a 65. numbers getting cooler tonight. with clouds around by 6:00 p.m., mid-60s. still breezy. 8:00, low 60s. clouds break up and once they do so, it will allow us to get...
Eyewitness News at 11 : KYW : October 14, 2015 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> after close to eight years as philadelphia's top cop police commissioner charles ramsay announced his retirement today. ramsay's last day on the job license january 7th. during a news conference at city hall, mayor mike nutter praised ramsay saying he changed the culture of the police department for the better. the 65 year old said he's had a blessed career and talked about how he hopes to be remembered. >> certainly the drop in crime. i'm not satisfied with it, but it's better than it was. and you have to keep pushing forward and try to make it better and better and better. i don't know if it's practical to think you ever get down to zero but the closer we push toward that goal, the better off we are as a city. >> thank you for coming to philadelphia. thank you for making my city a safer city. >> we asked some philadelphians what they thought about the commissioner's tenure and there was mixed reaction. >> he had his way he was going to put a stop to stuff. if he retires that ain't never going to take place. >> they doing nothing about the mu
brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> after close to eight years as philadelphia's top cop police commissioner charles ramsay announced his retirement today. ramsay's last day on the job license january 7th. during a news conference at city hall, mayor mike nutter praised ramsay saying he changed the culture of the police department for the better. the 65 year old said he's had a blessed career and talked about how he hopes to be remembered. >> certainly the drop in crime....
saying how she died. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> a philadelphia high school on lockdown after police learned about a threat. investigators say they got a report a student was on his way to martin luther king high school with a gun. officers arrested that student and investigators say they didn't have a gun on him. some parents showed up to the school after they learned about the lockdown. >> a lot is going on. you don't know what's inside someone's mind. everything comes last. but first comes my children. that's it. that's the bottom line. >> police say this stems from an investigation this week involving an armed robbery and a stolen gun. >>> two men charged in the case of robbery and kidnapping on philadelphia's famous jeweler's row pleaded guilty today. authorities say in april, salahudin shaheed and basil buie kidnapped a woman and beat and tortured her. while demanding codes to the safe of the jewelry store where she worked. two men will be sentenced in january. >>> a third suspect khayree gay comes up for sentencing next month. >>> pennsylvania b
saying how she died. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> a philadelphia high school on lockdown after police learned about a threat. investigators say they got a report a student was on his way to martin luther king high school with a gun. officers arrested that student and investigators say they didn't have a gun on him. some parents showed up to the school after they learned about the lockdown. >> a lot is going on. you don't know what's inside someone's mind....
go, 52 at the airport, in philadelphia, upper 40's, in northwest suburbs, allentown 48 degrees, reading at 48. so again, jacket coat weather maybe the hot drink this morning, to keep you warm. but again, through the afternoon, we start to get the sunshine, still pretty strong this time of year. quakertown doylestown both coming in at 46 degrees, this hour. storm scan3, nice and quiet, do still have the flow coming in off the ocean, so see clouds rolling on through. there are breaks in the clouds. so we call it partly sunny, throughout your day today. winds coming down little bit. still breezy at times. just sustain winds out of the north to northeast, 15 miles per hour for philadelphia, still, some higher gusts up around 20 to 25 today. along the shore points. and that northeast wind still backing up the water, specially up the delaware bay, so watch out for some of the back base in south jersey and delaware, some of the tidal creeks around times of high tide. could be minor coastal flooding, so that advisory does continue until 7:00 tonight. chilly start today. see sun and clo
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philadelphia. police rushed the teenager to the hospital. they say what appears to be a beebee gun fell from his clothing. police are still searching for the suspect. and the weapon. >>> a south jersey community is mourning the loss of a retired firefighter who died in a tragic frequent accident over the weekend. 79-year-old roger lippincott was killed while mowing his lawn yesterday in jobstown. police say the lawnmower suddenly combusted and caught fire. "eyewitness news" spoke exclusively to his wife whose in shock after nearly 60 years of marriage. >> he was our saint and our helper, our teacher. he was involved in so many things. he was the lifetime member of the fire company. and he has many, many friends. this was over in a flash. i hope it was instant. i just don't know what happened. >> it is still unknown what caused the lawnmower to burn. >>> you may need your umbrella tomorrow because showers are on the way after what many considered a perfect weather day today. meteorologist justin drabick is on the sky deck. a nice evening before the wet weather rolls in. hey, jd. >> we have ti
philadelphia. police rushed the teenager to the hospital. they say what appears to be a beebee gun fell from his clothing. police are still searching for the suspect. and the weapon. >>> a south jersey community is mourning the loss of a retired firefighter who died in a tragic frequent accident over the weekend. 79-year-old roger lippincott was killed while mowing his lawn yesterday in jobstown. police say the lawnmower suddenly combusted and caught fire. "eyewitness news"...
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says the investigation. but the kill early rants. and philadelphia licenses and invehicles e es -- issued him several permits. and this tuesday 3020 west jordan. last year after cite ed propert that lni. >> they want to give us a citation for what we are doing on our property. right now people from baltimore and new york is buying up the city of philadelphia under mayor nutter's plan. >> and they zoomed in on him after releasing this surveillance pictures from the fire. and he was arrest add block away without incident earlier today. and pettiawy. jim? >> thank you, chad. >>> we heard opening statements today in the criminal trial of the lead tractor in the deadly center city building collapse, game -- griffin campbell charged. and 13 others were injured. and prosecutors say that campbell ignored basic safety measures. and campbell seas toeattorney he is small time. >>> and congress approving the stop-gap funding bill keeping the government going until december 11. a minority of republicans joined all practices in approving the measure and un-earthed the government shutdown. it
says the investigation. but the kill early rants. and philadelphia licenses and invehicles e es -- issued him several permits. and this tuesday 3020 west jordan. last year after cite ed propert that lni. >> they want to give us a citation for what we are doing on our property. right now people from baltimore and new york is buying up the city of philadelphia under mayor nutter's plan. >> and they zoomed in on him after releasing this surveillance pictures from the fire. and he was...


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Q: Uploading file not working, to large I am having trouble reading a file of large size roughly 25mb in PHP. I have tried altering the max input file size to 50mb and it still is not working.
This is the code for the form.

<form action="parsed_xml.php" method="post"
enctype="multipart/form-data">
Filename:
<input type="file" name="file" id="file">

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">
</form>

And this is the code for the PHP file:
<?php
if ($_FILES["file"]["error"] > 0)
  {
  echo "Error: " . $_FILES["file"]["error"] . "
";
  }
else
  {
  print_r ($_FILES["file"]);
  echo "Upload: " . $_FILES["file"]["name"] . "
";
  echo "Type: " . $_FILES["file"]["type"] . "
";
  echo "Size: " . ($_FILES["file"]["size"] / 1024) . " kB
";
  echo "Stored in: " . $_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"];
  }
?>

I am not getting any errors, nothing is being stored in the $_FILES array.
Thanks
James

A: Sounds to me that you need to increase the limits set by Apache, in your php.ini file:
post_max_size=50M
upload_max_filesize=50M

If you don't have access to the ini file, ask your host to increase the limits.

A: Two PHP configuration options control the maximum upload size: upload_max_filesize and post_max_size. Both can be set to, say, "10M" for 10 megabyte file sizes.
However, you also need to consider the time it takes to complete an upload. PHP scripts normally time-out after 30 seconds, but a 10MB file would take at least 3 minutes to upload on a healthy broadband connection (remember that upload speeds are typically five times slower than download speeds). In addition, manipulating or saving an uploaded image may also cause script time-outs. We therefore need to set PHP's max_input_time and max_execution_time to something like 300 (5 minutes specified in seconds).
You can set then using :
  1. in php.ini - set these values and restart server
  2. set it in htaccess
  3. Set in your php code using ini_set

Ref: http://www.sitepoint.com/upload-large-files-in-php/

A: Check server's upload limit. You'll need to increase it in order to upload large files.
And just a check: have you restarted PHP process after changing the configuration?

A: Just increase the max file size in your "php.ini" or if you don't have access to the php.ini create a ".htaccess " in your web root.
Example 10MB:
 upload_max_filesize = 10M
 post_max_size = 10M

A: If you have not an access to the php.ini file use the function "ini_set".

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Posted on October 29, 2018 by Sam Perrin	One comment
Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, 3 years before he passed away, rendering the species functionally extinct. But should species like this be the focus of our conservation efforts? (Image Credit: Make it Kenya, Public Domain Mark 1.0, Image Cropped)
Last year saw the death of Sudan, the last known northern white rhinoceros in the world. The story went viral, with the usual bemoaning of the way humans treat our planet, followed shortly by the normal rush back into anonymity for the world's biodiversity. We are currently part of the most dramatic mass extinction event that the planet has ever seen, and more of these stories crop up every year. But is it a problem that the alarm bells are only raised when a creature hits the critically endangered level? Do we need to start paying more attention to population declines before hey hit such low numbers? And how do we even prioritise conservation efforts?
The plights which capture the world's pity when it comes to endangered species generally follow the same pattern. They're a charismatic, interesting animal, and their numbers are at a level whereby we can empathise with their scarcity. Think of the case of Sumatra's orangutans (less than 10,000 individuals left), or the Siberian Tigers (300 individuals left). These are species that are on the brink of extinction, which could come even sooner than the public can anticipate. A species does not have to die out completely to be functionally extinct – it is possible that species can reach such low numbers that any breeding effort results in a gene pool insufficient to sustain a population.
It goes without saying that species like these require huge efforts to resuscitate. Valuable resources that could be better spent buying back land to expand protected areas or to reeducate and provide alternative employment for poachers is suddenly redirected to the conservation of a few species. It's a high input, low return situation which could have been prevented had we not waited until populations hit a level that incited alarm.
So how to we stop these situations from happening, and focus more on ensuring that populations don't reach critical levels? One method is to start taking population decline into account. Advances in population modelling have made it possible to forecast fluctuations in populations. By taking into account factors like habitat loss and climate warming, we can highlight species in danger of extinction within certain time frames. A bevy of recent studies have highlighted biodiversity hotspots throughout the world in which a high percentage of species have started to decrease in abundance. So a shift away from focusing on key species (as highlighted in last week's excellent post by Lara Veylit) and towards preserving entire ecosystems would be a good start.
The jungles of Sumatra may play host to endangered species of orangutan, but should we be marketing them as such to the public, or as the diverse engine rooms of the world that they are? (Image Credit: Ilya Yakubovich, CC BY 2.0)
The onus here will be on the scientific public to promote the value of an entire ecosystem and its role in supporting life, as opposed to a few key species that humans empathize with. I would argue that it's harder to incite interest in an ecosystem's ability to house a thousand insect species as a food source for charismatic birds and mammals, rather than incite interest in the role that those thousand insect species play in nutrient cycling. We've seen this already, with Planet Earth a great example. Attenborough's documentary focused on biomes rather than individual species, and the roles they play in maintaining the planet's biodiversity.
But how does humanity then decide which areas deserve most attention? Unfortunately I don't have an answer here. If coming to a definition of biodiversity is a mountain, coming to a decision on where biodiversity is most at risk is surely the Himalayas (though probably not literally – no one wants to resuscitate the yeti populations). Should we prioritise species whose abundances are declining fastest? Or those who are closest to a critical level? Do we prioritise areas where a majority of species are in slow declines, or where a few species are in a sharp decline?
Though I don't have an answer to these questions, I believe they are the sorts of questions that should be raised by the general public, not just by scientists. Instead of "how do we save koalas", it should be a matter of "which koala ecosystems can sustain the most diversity". Instead of "why are orangutans going extinct", it should be "which species will be in the same situation in ten years?". They're ethical questions, which mean that provided the information they receive is accurate, the public is just as qualified to contribute to the debate as the scientific public are.
So get involved. Whether you're a lover of animals or not, biodiversity is key to keeping humans from being on the endangered species list. To do this, we need to stop focusing on creatures like Sudan, and start helping the habitats that house species that will be facing his plight in the near future.
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With her eagerly-awaited new album set to arrive in a matter of weeks, Weyes Blood aka Natalie Mering has now unveiled the latest cut to be lifted from her forthcoming full-length.
The new single 'Movies' follows on from the previously shared tracks 'Everyday', 'Andromeda', 'Something to Believe' and 'Wild Time' in previewing her fourth LP 'Titanic Rising', which is set to be released on the 5th April via Sub Pop Records.
Speaking about the new video for the cut, she added, "We are enamored with Movies. Our generation is the most cinematically saturated of all time. Videotapes, DVD's, streaming... Spielberg...all of it has thrust us into an endless loop of consumption. They provide formative experiences as children, standing larger than life before our fragile adolescent minds. I wanted to take a look into the emotionally manipulative powers of movies - how have movies succeeded in telling the myths of our time? How have they failed (miserably)? What is the consequent effect on a society of beings looking for themselves in the myths on the screen? It's safe to say that they have failed us, but I can't help it...I love Movies."
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Is Galaxy S II Headed to Windows Phone 7?
By John Cox
Network World |
Based on some thin evidence, and enriched with rife speculation, blogs and new sites are saying that Samsung is experimenting with a version of its new, successful Galaxy S II smartphone that runs Windows Phone 7 instead of Android as its firmware.
The main difficulty is that the Galaxy S II (currently available only outside the United States) doesn't match the existing Windows Phone hardware specification. First, that spec mandates use of the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and a new version of the Galaxy S II is expected to run Samsung's own CPU: a 1.4 GHz dual-core Exynos chip. Second, it also requires a trio of dedicated buttons on the bottom of the front face: start, search, and back. The current GS II model has a single front-facing button below its 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display.
But there's been recent speculation that Microsoft may be readying a revised spec that would let manufacturers turn these into onscreen, software buttons for upcoming phones that run the Mango version of Windows Phone 7. Mango is due to be generally released this fall and is widely expected to appear in a new generation of Windows Phone handsets at the same time.
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That speculation was sparked when Nokia CEO Stephen Elop was caught on video during an internal company meeting, briefly showing off what he called Nokia's first Windows Phone handset, code-named Sea Ray: a sleek black rectangle that appears to have no front-facing hardware buttons. Gadgetorama.com picked up on tweets by Eldar Murtazin, editor of the Russian tech site Mobile-Review.com, who claims the Mango "design guideline" will not require front hardware buttons. Gadgetorama suggests two possible theories: "Microsoft will release an updated Windows Phone specification (with support for software buttons) or this device [the one Elop demonstrated] will remain a prototype (for now) with the first official Nokia device to sport the three required buttons."
The GS II has sold 3 million units in 55 days outside the U.S., achieving that milestone a full month faster than the previous model, according to Samsung. That sales achievement is fueling speculation that Samsung could, more or less easily, bring out a new version of the GS II with Windows Phone instead of Android as the firmware.
WMPowerUser.com in a very brief post on July 3 apparently started the new round of speculation about a Windows Phone version of the newest Galaxy smartphone, which has a model ID of SGH-i927. The site based this claim on the appearance of a previously unidentified Samsung smartphone model number -- SGH-i937 -- on two websites: at the Bluetooth SIG, and an online gaming site, Occasional Gamers. The difference between the two model numbers is being widely interpreted as showing that the new handset will be a follow-on or variant of the GS II.
"[W]e know this is a Windows Phone 7 Mango handset for two reasons -1) it has the exact same Bluetooth profile as the Mango Windows Phone 7 stack and 2) the device has shown up on Occasional Gamers' list of Windows Phone 7 handsets running its games," WMPU asserted.
WMPU linked to the Bluetooth SIG profile for Windows Phone 7, and for the mystery SGH-i937 handset, which do appear the same. But one thing that's unclear is whether other manufacturers could put together the same profile from the Bluetooth specification. The site also linked to a cached version of what apparently is the Occasional Gamer's listing, which does show the Samsung model number in a list of other Windows Phone handsets.
That was enough for a lot of online pundits.
"With the response that the Android powered Samsung Galaxy S II has received in the marketplace, it would be a good business decision to see if that success could be repeated with an OS that is looking for a jump start anyway," concluded PhoneArena.com.
"Given the recently announced sales success of the GSII - 3m devices in 55 days - it would be little surprise if Samsung decided to repurpose some of the hardware design and specification for a version with a Microsoft flavor," said SlashGear.
But the post went on to note the discrepancy that GS II uses a different processor. SlashGear says that still leaves the GS II's high-quality display, 8-megapixel camera and the slender casing, apparently just running a new CPU and a new operating system.
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