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reporter: this all began in pennsylvania when she was having breast feeding concerns. and her baby had lost weight. a nurse practitioner told tiffany her son needed serious trauma care instead of going to a hospital there she loaded up with her cars drove five hours to boston. said the child was in quote good standing, did not suffer any trauma but did need to be admitted for blood work. >> the child was deemed to be severely dehydrated. reporter: tiffany does have a criminal record she left the courtroom today without saying a word. >> her consequences have been paid for we would like to see her be able to get her children back move from pennsylvania to boston because that's what she wants to do come back home. reporter: both of tiffany's children are under dcs custody tiffany plus return to pennsylvania within the next 14 days and answer to her charges there. her son i'm told is resting well here at boston children's hospital and is expected to be okay. in boston paul burton wbz news. >>> catherine greig has been charged with contempt. prosecutors say the woman who k

issued out of pennsylvania. along with three default warrants in massachusetts. a nurse at children's hospital called police after she checked in a baby that matched the deskrings of the amber alert. cherry was then arrested at children's. dcf is also investigating this case along with law enforcement in boston. >> new at 11:00: a naked man is rescued from the boston harbor this afternoon. boston police say he jumped into the harbor after he was spotted near an ice rink. doctors say he is now being treated for hypothermia. right now no word on his condition. >> patriots fans ready for a grudge-match in indy. tb 12 and the patriots counting down to kick off against the colts for the first time since the afc championship game. major off season headache for tom brady and the team. now we have the latest. >> if you think about it, rivalries don't exist that much in the n.f.l. anymore. the patriots and colts certainly have the makings of a modern-day version around the league. if there was any need to add more fuel t

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showers, light showers, a band of them crossing pennsylvania moving through western pennsylvania right now, those light showers could be here by midday. we do have some clouds already this morning. so temperatures are up compared to yesterday morning. 50s and low 60s, dover at 60, 61 at philadelphia international, trenton is 55. the wind is calm, the skies are going to be clouding up this morning. that will lead to scattered showers. but certainly not an all-day rainfall. 59 at 6:00, by 9:00 we'll see mostly cloudy skies, 63. then up to 70 with some scattered light showers at lunch time today. hour by hour future cast when i'm back. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we deal with ongoing construction in the morning hours. usually picking up between 5, 5:30 or 6:00 in the morning. our big one so far the vine street expressway closed both directions so east and westbound pretty much from this point where it meets the schuylkill expressway to broad street. that will be until about 5:00 a.m. if they end early we'll let you know but that's going to be in place until thursday

she thought this was the best thing to do because she's not from pennsylvania. she's from boston like we all are. >> she left court without speaking to reporters. her family is talk sdg they ing and they tell wbz that she did not do anything wrong >> she wants to come back home and her children are fine. >> reporter: she's out on bail tonight, she has to go back to pennsylvania to face those charges. her other kids are in custody of dcs tonight. live in boston, kate merrill, david. >>> mark cokely is taking a job. >> also, today a boston lawyer hired by draft kings to investigate cleared of employees using to win big on the information. 2 worker the worker did not get the information until 40 minutes. haskell wins $350, 000. >>> it could mean more prison time. kathryn greg pleaded not guilty. she refused to testify before a grand jury. >> prosecutors may want to know who may have helped him hide from the police during his 16 years of running. >>> now, someone who claims to be a high school kid. we are learning more of the hacker. >> christina is here with the la

front that's still back to the west downpours and even a couple rumbles of thunder through western pennsylvania and central new york this is the wet weather that we're going to be watching for later on this so hour by hour between now and 3:00, a shower here or there. 3:30 you notice it is outside 495 for the most part here comes that thin band of downpours, so my biggest concern in any of these downpours is that we get some localizedded wind gusts that may top out near 40 or 45 miles per hour that will be strong enough to cause pockets of damage if that were to be the case between 6 and 7 p.m. in the city of boston metro west down in through eastern country by the time we get through 8:00, 9:00, left over rain as we head through the evening hours and the cape clearing comes in after that. sets us up for a beautiful holiday weekend. temperatures will warm up too. 60 tomorrow, mid-60s on sunday, 70s for columbus day more details on all that you guys coming up in just a couple minutes back to you. >>> developing right now, one student is dead and three others injured after a shooting on the campu

also breaking crews are trying to restore electricity after a runaway blimp took out power lines in pennsylvania. it broke free in maryland fighter jets were scrambled to track it now it's safe on the ground. let's go liam martin. reporter: lisa, it is bizarre. it was bizarre for a few hours as the runaway blimp was on the run. the aircraft known as the joint land attack cruise missle defense sensor system tore loose from its tether in maryland send it drifting north in pennsylvania. two f-16 fighter jets had to be scrambled -- (lost audio). >> it took out lines and across northeastern pennsylvania. bloomsburg university in fact had to cancel classes for the day but the escape is over. confirm just a few minutes ago really that that blame is now on the ground, they have it secured. it's back on its deather it's not immediately cheer exactly how it became loose in the first place but we will keep you updated on the investigation. good the south carolina deputy who was caught on video violently tossing around a student in her desk has now been fired today. the teen's classmates calmly videotaped t

her family many tans the mother was not running from pennsylvania, but to boston to get help. >> she figured the doctors didn't have what she needed as they did in boston. >> she has two out standing warrants she needs to handle and 12 days to get back to pennsylvania to face legal matters there. reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: police are investigating a reported rape in a boston university dorm room. a woman claimed a man assaulted her early sunday morning. the alleged victim did not recognize the suspect, but he had to have a student id or friend with an id to get inside that building. bu police are are checking surveillance video for possible clues. heather:pheasant hunting where one man shot another in the head over the weekend. it happened as fish and game officials released thousands of pheasants for this season's hunting. they flocked to the stocking area for an early shot and it does present potential danger. >> a lot of folks who know the stocking schedules and are showing up at our stocking sites and really shooting at birds sort of immediately upon release. >> the

arizonais next after and pennsylvania? >> california. us theyou are giving power to do blood tests without the need for a doctor. where are we going to see this next? >> i had the privilege of drafting this thing i believe in so strongly. i believe in getting access to we believetion and that this is something that should be for every person. it is something we are working to do state-by-state. approval for the diagnostic devices, what will be the impact on the rest of the markets? >> we were fortunate to get the first clearance and clear away verse system this summer. it has been interesting to see the response from the industry fed falseaggressively information about us to journalists and physicians in markets we are in. we work hard to keep our heads down. i believe that we serve the integrity. >> how seriously does this disrupt the business model? emily: how much could it hurt their business and help yours with the fda approval? >> i believe it should be the ,tandard for all lab tests and right now, it is not. that is a controversial

. >>> the pennsylvania mother who set off a weekend amber alert faces a massachusetts judge, why she says she took off with her baby. >>> and students on edge a boston university dorm room. >>> near record low temperatures, warmer times are just around the corner. >>> and keeping quiet, girlfriend facing more time behind bars for what she won't tell investigators. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. wbz news at noon starts right now. >>> a live look over the city of boston this noon, feeling the chill out there, we woke up to near record low temperatures the coldest air this early in october we've had in decades. mother nature reminding us winter is just around the corner for us, good afternoon for us. >>> great to be with you, with today's cold many of us want to know if we'll have to bundle up all week long. we have a first look at your forecast, all right barry what's the forecast. >>> warmer times are just uponus, we've had two cold nights saturday night and sunday, cold enough tied the record low in worcester at 24 degrees this morning record set back in 1974. not so

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the pennsylvania germans are still very well known today. >> i am sarah gant. we are at the 1740's american settlement, also known as the back country of the american colonies, or the american frontier. this would have been west of the blue ridge mountains, people had already settled in this area about a decade or so before the 1740's. people had already started to move west. there were land grants given, families would be recruited to settle the virginia area. occasionally it would be one man settling, but most times it would be families. on average, 4-9 people and they would establish themselves in the pennsylvania area first, so they would be familiar with living here and they would have the means to purchase land down here. they were pretty well off in terms of being able to buy the land. they would clear the land, that was a big change for them, because the environment was very wooded. clearing the land was a big deal. and then getting fields ready for crops. they were given a lot more land than they were used to, so it took a lot of work. keeping up with

. >>> pennsylvania has gone 114 days without a budget. now senate democrats are point fingers at republicans say gop lawmakers would rather go on recess than hammer out a deal. republicans want a two-week break that would last through november 16th. democrats are holding a news conference calling on the senate to stay in harrisburg. >> our commitment to govern should be so deep that we stay until an agreement is reached. >> a spokeswoman for senate majority leader said the republican party will continue to have leadership. >>> horse racing could be the latest casualty. racing could be suspended as early as next week. the budget stalemate has left pennsylvania without resources for the state racing fund. >>> anderson is into the end zone, touchdown. >> history for temple for the first time ever. the owls are 7-0 on the football field. >> now the national spotlight is on white and this undefeated season has fans excited for the future. >> reporter: cheering, temple students coaches are hyped about their owls. excited about the future, win o

back in the spring the governor put narcan in the hands of police all over pennsylvania. wolf says the move has already saved more than 300 lives. the product is generally sold as a nasal spray and can reverse the effects of a heroin overdo overdose. it has saved more than 26,000 lives over the past 20 years nationwide. what's knew it participating pennsylvania pharmacies can now dispense the product without a prescription. that means anyone with a friend or a family member hooked on heroin can purchase the narcan and have it handy in case of an overdose. >> we have a good samaritan law here in pennsylvania that encourages people who see something, a person struggling to go to that person's assistance. and this is a way for people who see someone who is suffering an overdose to go to that person's assistance. it's trying to -- to make available to the broadest possible group of people something that we know can save lives. >> reporter: of course in new jersey, governor christie has been championing the use of narcan as part of a policy to treat drug abuse as a sickness, n

she is supposed to return to pennsylvania and answer to charges there. paul burton wbz news. >>> paul thank you. tonight we now know the two people killed in this fire in chicopee were actually a mother and son. investigators tried to figure out what sparked the fire. firefighters say by the time they arrived on sunday the home on montcalm street was engulfed in flames. three people in the home were able to escape. >>> taking the air out of the colts the patriots beat indianapolis in plays like this. brady to gronk with the touchdown helped seal the deal. it was the first paths colts matchup since the birth of deflategate but tonight the colts may be feeling deflate nateed by the game and by the play some people consider the worst in history. do you ever live this one down? reporter: the absence is no. s after that play the colts pretty much heed the pate rots to win. the worst play in the history in just a second. in the 3rd quarter tom brady finds wide open open gronkowski. six plays after the worst play. finds legarrette blount second touchdown of the

when authorities said she took off to boston rather tan admit her two-month-old son to a hospital in pennsylvania. police arrested cherry at children's hospital in boston after she showed up and had her son admitted there. >>> as any parent has the rate to do and any parent in this courtroom would do, chose to go to the chin's hospital in boston probably the premiere pediatric hospital in the united states as opposed to going to a regional hospital in will beings bury, pennsylvania . >>> family members said she was concerned the breast feeting wasn't going well and when she was told to take her son to the emergency room in pennsylvania, she decided to drive to boston instead because her family is here and because she thought her baby would get better care at children's where family members say the bobby was born. >>> i think in this situation the amber alert was misused. >> reporter: the prosecution said it asked for high bail because of outstanding warrant but as a condition of her release she has to go to court an get all of that cleared up. now as for the baby family members say he is doing fi

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captioning company >> a pennsylvania mother arrested after setting off an amber alert. now one of her friends is speaking out. >> police say a wrong way bars. what happened after an alleged drunk driver got behind the wheel. >> game day in indy as the pats prepare for the colts. both players and fans motivated to get that win. >> a popular business that has been open for more than 100 years deciding it's time to close down. >> announcer: this is 7 news today in new england. >> 7:30 this sunday morning. thank you for joining us for 7 news today in new england. i'm kris anderson. >> i'm nancy chen, we've plenty of news but first we want to get a check of your sunday forecast because it's actually kind of cold out there yet again today. >> it is, much colder in the city of boston than yesterday morning. yesterday morning we were at degrees, right now at 34. in many of the suburbs down to the middle to upper 20s this morning. little bit of a breeze, it's not tremendous, about 5-10 miles but it does add a chill to the air. windchill factor here, willful factor in worcester a

i'm the director of the state library of pennsylvania. you are sitting currently in the law library which is in the process of being restored back to its original grandeur from when the building opened in 1931. and look at the beautiful murals. don't go over across the way and look at those murals, they're falling apart. the library's been in existence since 1745. ben franklin purchased the first set of our books, and they're still down in our vaults downstairs. at some point if you'd like to take a tour,

you see that line of clouds moving through pennsylvania. steady showers, light showers in western pennsylvania, but i expect this line to fall apart. we'll see scattered light showers during the day. clouds and sunshine back in the 70s. but not tomorrow, once the showers clear, the wind picks up and that's cooler air that starts moving in. 52 in the morning, 67 in the afternoon on wednesday. chillier. 40s on friday morning. late friday could see showers that will cool things down for the weekend. a chillier day saturday up to 60 with sunshine. the temperature saturday earning getting cold in a hurry. sunday morning 36 degrees and even colder monday morning. sunday and monday with sunshine will only warm into the 50s. >> all right, bill. 5:48. the ride to work. >> jessica boyington watching one of the -- 95 it looks like. >> yes, it is 95. good morning. we are on 95 or the betsy ross bridge. moving along nicely. look at this drive time. still early for that. maybe a minute or so longer but that's okay. southbound from woodhaven to the vine s

in pennsylvania it's much more liberal. the only place you absolutely cannot carry is in a courthouse. it's up to each state to set those dials correctly. where you have trained people, people who are background checked, we owe it to let those folks be in the mix, god forbid something jumps off, let's have them around. >> you something through the process to lawfully obtain a gun, right, so why would you be against more restriction or more regulation? perhaps it's another one, two, three hurdles to pass through? >> well, can we just -- >> more regulation of what? >> let's start at the beginning. the process to get a gun in pennsylvania is if you're going to a federally licensed dealer, you pass your background check, the three of us could walk out in ten minutes with whatever we want. jonathan f he has a rifle in the car, could sell one to me now without a background check. if he has a land gun, we have to get a background check. that's the process. there's no waiting period, no license or restriction, no training period. y

but a lot of them took the path and went to pennsylvania. and then, of course, a number of them, once they got there, they are looking for the cheap land and a lot of them kind of leave pennsylvania eventually and move out into other areas, spreading out. but the pennsylvania germans are still very well-known today. >>> hi, i'm sarah gant and i am a costumed interpreter here at the museum in stanton, virginia. we're at the 1740s american settlement also known as the back country of the american colonies or the colonial frontier is what we also call it. it would have been west of the blue ridge mountains. so people had already settled in this area about maybe a decade or so before 1740s. so people had already started to move a bit west, settle that area. there were land grants that were gib and families would be recruited to come down and settle the virginia area. occasionally it would be one man coming out here and settling the area but most of the time it would be families. on average, we say about 4 to 9 people. and they would have establi

by saturday night, those showers enter pennsylvania. forth western pennsylvania and those showers are due in hear sunday morning. for today, though, dry. look at these temperatures, 74 to 77 degrees this afternoon. 65 is the normal high temperature this time of year. tomorrow we'll be 63 after a school start and 49 degrees in the suburbs. the real cold arrives saturday morning. 39 degrees in center city. we'll see plenty of readings lower than that. 64 saturday afternoon, clouds arrive sunday. there is a chance of source, especially likely in the morning. early afternoon hours by late in the day, we see sunshine, the temperatures will warm up to 66 degrees, it will be dry for monday and tuesday. another round of showers possible wednesday. >> all right. bill. equal under the law. what the irs has decided about same-sex marriages that will put those couples on the same footing as heterosexual couples. >>> plus, say it ain't so, a lego shortage. we'll tell you why the company says it may not be able to make enough to fulfill every wish on

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hannah daniels, cbs news, pennsylvania. mollie: armed fighter jets trailed the blimp of the military says there was never any intention to shoot it down. ford has issued three recalls affecting thousands of vehicles. the largest involves potential fuel tank issues on 2009-2010 models of the ford edge and lincoln mkx. in places where salt is used to clear snow off roads, fuel tanks can rust, leading to a fuel leak and possible fire. other recalls involve trailer brake issues and restraint parts in other ford vehicles. company officials say no injuries have been reported. ok, the kansas city royals own a 2-0 lead in the world series after johnny cueto fired a two-hitter in a 7-1 rout of the new york mets last night. the series now moves to new york for game 3 friday night. let's check back in with jason because it is been a nasty taste of winter. we were hoping for a warm-up given jason: it could have been a lot worse. we do not see a lot of snow here thankfully. we will be hanging onto the cold for a bit. a look at the begga

pennsylvania police used shotguns to deflate the blimp so it didn't blow around. the military will gather the rest of the balloon today and no word what caused it to get away. the local company raytheon built the blimp that cost $18 2 million. >>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan will begin his first full day as speaker of the house. the former presidential candidate took the oath. he told colleagues it is time to fix a broken house of representatives and work together for the american people. mitt romney tweeting out a photo of ryan. the former presidential candidate proclaimed i got the first speaker selfie. romney was -- ryan was romney's choice for vice president in the unsuccessful run in 2012. >>> two drug raids leaves a local family behind bars. they searched this home and found heroin inside and digital scales throughout the home. after the search, they arrested last thursday police searched the same home and arrested jeffrey lawrie accusing him of heroin from heroin distribution. a plymouth man used an old work uniform to gain access of a cohasset uniform.

one entrepreneur decided a name change was in order when he bought and overhauled his pennsylvania golf course. he knew that the best way to attract new customers to his business was to give it a new identity. >> it's a tight rope to walk along. it is nice to have a true identity that can be recognized. >> it's a business milestone that was six years in the making. three lakes golf course in pittsburgh, pennsylvania is finally a brand of its own. >> what we were fighting, hard, hard fight, convincing the public that they could come here every day more people understand that. >> arthur now owns this 18-hole facility and anyone is welcome to play a few rounds now that it's public. it's quite a change from three lakes former life. it used to be the members only golf course. >> there was a blue collar country club, a lot of bankers, mid income people in here. it was a school teacher and a wife that had extra money and they wanted to play private golf courses. >> as a member hawk knew the name was familiar to many. not only was the course called alcoma but so is the neighborhood. after 80 ye

it's just in the country, just east of muncy, pennsylvania, which is in northern pennsylvania. a little east in state. you can see part of the blimp in the frees on the ground there. it was confirmed within the last hour by state police that the blimp had finally come down. after traveling quite a ways. it traveled 150 miles almost directly north from aberdeen proving ground, northeast of baltimore up into pennsylvania in the muncy area there. this has been posted all over social media this afternoon. we will show you some of the posts that people have been making. this is one of the best ones right here. this was taken by somebody who saw the blimp fly directly overhead. they turn and you will see the traffic lights, they flash for one moment and then they are out. the glitch was knocking out power to tens of thousands of people this afternoon. especially in northern pennsylvania there. here are power crews working on the situation. the blimp is called an aerostat. it had a tether that was supposed to keep it attached to the ground. but instead it broke free. but the tether wa

it spent hours in the air floating from maryland to pennsylvania. it could take weeks to remove the blimp from the hard to access area. reporter: today investigators are trying to figure out how this happened. this 175 million dollar, top-secret military surveillance blimp, ripping free from a military base in aberdeen, maryland yesterday afternoon. the 240-foot, unmanned balloon floating at about 50 miles an hour. >> it' s going down. reporter: dragging a 6600 foot metal cable behind it, knocking out power lines. >> it knocked out our power at school. reporter: the helium-filled blimp crossing over neighborhoods. >> that thing is enormous. reporter military officials : unable to stop it . >> there' s supposed to be a switch that somebody on the ground, in an emergency can flip, that will do an emergency deflation and bring it down. in this case, they tried that switch but it didn' t work. reporter: the blimp, equipped with high-tech radars, able to search an area the size of texas for incoming missiles and aircraft is part of a nearly 3 billion dol

pennsylvania and others are sucking it right now. so new york is losing a lot by not taking the oil and gas. you know how high taxes are in new york? we're losing a lot by not taking it. and other areas, like pennsylvania, they're taking it. and that doesn't, you know go by lines. it flows and they're taking it. noshg owe noshg is losing a tremendous amount. >> it was interesting to watch how bad the media was and how the candidates were coming to your defense, including mike huckabee and ted cruz. what was your reaction to that? >> i thought it was great. we have a great relationship and i thought it was great. there was a certain camaraderie up there tonight. it was beautiful to watch. >> the media seems to have a hard time grasping the idea you're going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it. i wanted to hear the rest of it. i want you to explain how that would happen because the media seems to lack a comprehension about how mexico's economy is so tightly tied to our economy, and that it would be in their best interest to do s

. >>> who is updating the master plan for pennsylvania schools? well, the answer is nobody, according to an audit "orelease today. it shows pennsylvania's education department road map for statewide education policy has not been updated in 16 years. the auditor is democrat saying the board has no plan to deal with problems facing public schools. the board chairman acknowledges the need to update the master plan. >>> pennsylvania's budget standoff now in its 97th day and this evening we're getting a first look at governor tom wolf's proposal ahead of tomorrow's vote on the house floor. wolf is pursuing a half percent increase in personal income tax. the governor says the new money will close the deficit and add about $400 million for basic education, but republican leaders say the governor's proposal for higher taxes does not have enough support in the legislature. >>> big step forward today for the developer of a casino near the stadium complex in south philadelphia. the philadelphia planning commission today approved a master plan for the stadium

. >> the so-called bonnie and clyde bank robbers were caught today in pennsylvania. phil: the hyde park woman accused of killing her uncle is sentenced to a 20-damon tall evaluation. she had to be carried into the courtroom after refusing to appear. >> a senior crashed after phil: it happened child shop. now we are hear frght people -- from the people whose lives he touched. we go now live to pea body. reporter: somehow the teenager lost control of his car and pole. it cut short a promising young life. >> he is always nice and always polite. i cannot believe it. reporter: he was a standout, an honor student at malden catholic and a hard working employee at tasty foods. >> he was one of the most respectful young men i had the pleasure to work with. he was always so nice to everyone. >> he was always busy and always doing his work. reporter: the 17 yierld was coming home from his job delivering pizza. his car slammed into a telephone pole a sum met street. summit street. he was the only one in the car. >> you are never the same after something like this. reporter: grie

where pennsylvania state police intercepted the chase and brought the vehicle to a halt. they did damage two cruisers in the process. >> reporter: police say the carriers have ties to western mass and the south shore. before the crime spree began police tell fox 25 the couple was living with one of jennifer's relatives at this home in quincy. sir? we tried last week and again tonight a few hours after we learned of the arrest. the only comment remains no comment. >>> the new technology is out there that gives a clearer view of what a police officer sees when he draws his gun. it's called the sentinel and it's a camera that can be mounted on the barrel of a gun that activates when it's pulled from its holster. the company that makes it says it's a great alternative to body cameras and arms and other objects can block their view in an incident is unfolding. >> the view would be obstructed with the hands of my weapon out. you get first person point of view as the officer sees it as the incident unfolds. >> the sentinel records audio and video and streams headquarters because

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> the hit song titled "when i see you again" honors actor paul walker's legacy. walker was killed in a car crash about a year and a half ago. but songwriter charlie says the sentimental song is a tribute to a local man as well. now we're finally learning his name. ♪ it's been a long day without you my friend ♪ >> this is the song popular for its haunting words and melody, but for chester county's bill cerullo, the words it's been a long time because the song is personal as well. it's about his son veil. >> emotionally draining and elation. >> he and charlie became close friends when they were students at berkeley school of music. veil, 20 years old, was killed in a motorcycle accident. during the funeral service at veil's alma mater, he made a promise to his friend's dad. >> he said, one day, i'm going to write a song for veil. >> he was hired to write the theme song for the movie "fast & furious." he savers the text sent. >> he's the reason why this i

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> new video this morning shows a moose fight in the a neighborhood in anchorage alaska. the brawl started in a drive way and then spilled out into the street. look at these guys go. here's the deal. it is mating season and the residents who captured the video say, yeah, the two bull moose were fighting over, what else, a girl . >> [laughter] >> that never goes well, guys, don't do it. >> let the better man win. i mean moose. storm tracker6 live double scan, we are dry through the area. we are looking g let's go outside. we want to see what this day looks like. sky6 looking live with our temple university camera. beautiful shot of the city where we have mostly clear skies out there today and it's going to be a beautiful day with lots of sunshine coming your way and just a little bit, 52 degrees right now the current temperature and a lot of the suburbs just in the 40's. it's a chilly one this morning. the dewpoint 46 the winds are calm unlike they have been

most folks from pennsylvania, not everybody, and they would meet with the county surveyor. the surveyor was certified by the college of william and mary and had quite a bit of power because if that surveyor thought you might not be of the proper ilk to live in the area, you probably would not find any property. he would assign you a guide, and you would go out and look at property that would be available for purchase, and a lot of the area in this part of western virginia was in large tracts of land. to the north this was given to , lord fairfax, and the tracks south of that, but huge holdings. and those members of the aristocracy that owned those lands were supposed to settle it with a certain number of people within a certain number of years. there was a lot of finagling and a lot of difficulty in people acquiring title, but in theory, meeting with the county surveyor and finding a vacant piece of land and coming back the guide and seeing if that property was available for purchase. and then prices of course varied depending on whether it was good bottom land or upland, b

all over pennsylvania people took videos and pictures of this bizarre event. two of these high tech radar balloons sit side by side in aberdeen maryland tied to the ground by 6,700 foot long cables. one of which failed somehow possibly due to the nasty wind and weather. they're part of a radar system being tested by the u.s. military. th te balloons with radar podsu un.derneath can monitor missiles, planes, boats, anything that flies beneath them. this balloon was blown almost straight north. it ascended for a time up from about 6,700 feet all the way up to 16,000 feet. that was aoncern for the faa. flights in the area had to be diverted around it. and then the radar balloon began to descend. for reasons we don't know right now it was being follow bide two u.s. fighter jets. we're told it was never shot at. the problem became the tethered the balloon to the ground as the balloon came closer to the ground. the mile long cable dragging along the ground very dangerous knocking out power to thousands in central pennsylvania. here's a meteoroloyost on the phone. >>

another point of construction pennsylvania turnpike east and westbound at fort washington the right lane and off ramps are block, in that area. so again just a a lot of construction on the roadways this morning. nicole, over to you. >> it was a stubborn fire that burned for hours at a vacant reouthwe philadelphia search is on for how this all began. "eyewitness news" reporter just continue finch joins us at that scene with the very latest, just continue, good morning. >> reporter: erika and nicole as fire fighters continued to search for a cause of this fire, they are also here on the scene working to put that fire out, as you can see a single fire engine is here hook up to hoses and till soak ago this wear house to prevent flare-ups. chopper three was overhead as flames across the two story warehouse which was first reported as of 8:30 last night. warehouse stand on the 2,000 block of out seventh first street east of the cobbs creek parkway and train tracks. the the fire eventually grew to three alarm, with crews hoisting ladders to douse flames on high and also hoses were on the ground