12, 15 minutes since heat tickets went on sale and, we check the web site and right here take a look, the tickets are unavailable. The archdiocese says that they before gone within 120 seconds, just two minutes and nearly 400,000 people logged on to the site to try to get them. Excitement for this city of philadelphia. Reporter father joseph kelly a is a is that excitement only proves one thing. This pope is absolutely beloved. Reporter of course work this incredible demand there are people trying to take advantage, within minutes, of these ticket, selling out there were secondary sites places like craigs list where people were posting these tickets for as much as 500, and jessica, ukee, once fan these were tickets that were completely free. Reporting live here in olde city, im greg argos for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Septa is making changes when it comes to the pope. They are doubling number of station that is will be available on september 26th and 27th, long market frankford line and br
Im sorry the heat is here to stay. Im michelle griego. Im frank mallicoat. Lets check in with Roberta Gonzales who is live with more. Good afternoon. Reporter good afternoon frank and michelle. You Better Believe on one of the hottest days of the years were going to take it outside. Trust me on this one, its even hot in the city by the bay. The city of San Francisco right now reports 84 degrees. Now this is widespread heat. Inland livermore is reporting 95 degrees. Around the peninsula its 87 degrees in redwood city. We have fremont checking in at 85 degrees, oakland at 80. Heres what you need to know. It is the second spare the air day of the week, where we have a lot of smog being trapped very close to the surface. It is the second consecutive heat advisory in effect this time encompassing all 7 Million People that live here in the bay area. You Better Believe tomorrow will be the Third Straight day with the heat advisory. Temperatures today anywhere from 90 at the coast to 106 in li
12, 15 minutes since heat tickets went on sale and, we check the web site and right here take a look, the tickets are unavailable. The archdiocese says that they before gone within 120 seconds, just two minutes and nearly 400,000 people logged on to the site to try to get them. Excitement for this city of philadelphia. Reporter father joseph kelly a is a is that excitement only proves one thing. This pope is absolutely beloved. Reporter of course work this incredible demand there are people trying to take advantage, within minutes, of these ticket, selling out there were secondary sites places like craigs list where people were posting these tickets for as much as 500, and jessica, ukee, once fan these were tickets that were completely free. Reporting live here in olde city, im greg argos for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Septa is making changes when it comes to the pope. They are doubling number of station that is will be available on september 26th and 27th, long market frankford line and br
This mornings hearing. Alex . Reporter erika, Linda Ann Weston has now entered guilty flea all 196 counts against her, in doing society federal government has promised not to seek the death penalty, instead, they have recommended life in prison plus 80 years. Now, dow want to say one of the interesting parts about this hearing this morning, is that most of it was spent with the judge trying to determine if miss weston understood what was going on here today and what she has entered this plea for. It was revealed that miss weston only holds a fourth graduate action, she was very soft spoken, almost child like, tough to except when you remember the charges against her in the 2011 case. Weston pleading guilty to kidnapping ten people include being six children, that were then held without their will with other, so that they could take Social Security disability checks, that were coming to them, several were mentally handicapped. Several others, also, sold as prostitutes, according to inve
Exhibit upstairs. Its absolutely fantastic. I hope that you can take a look at the wonderful archive and the museum that we have on the corner of second and constitution. Our program tonight will allow us to talk in greater detail about the intersections between temperance and suffrage. They are a little bit hazy in history. What we have found as we have been preparing for this is that there is not a whole lot of recent scholarship on this. The track we decided to take was to look at the women themselves. It was the women whose thoughts and origins and what they were fighting for, for their families and animation, went into the organizations they were able to move forward and that became the movement themselves. We will talk a little bit about the way the women galvanized for social, economic and political change. By the mid1880s, excessive alcohol conception and Domestic Violence against women was a serious problem. The temperance issue was of concern to many women who felt the widesp