>> it is straight up 5:00 o'clock. lots to get to. so busy. so much happening overnight. lets start with big changes in our weather, sue. >> it was a nice mild morning, lauren and car when a eight out of ten. it will not be too bad of a take but waterproofs jacket might not be bad idea to have nearby. buddy has a lot going on. the just in case umbrella, apple for apple day and maybe that is for the teacher, mackintosh, fugi, i don't know. eagles cap for sunday's game. now, again, last mild start for a while. as far as rain we are not seeing any in our area plenty out toward pittsburgh but we will keep an eye on the situation because there could be a stay shower most likely, this afternoon. 64 degrees. 7:18 is your sunrise time. visibility issues, wrightstown, millville, atlantic city, dover, delaware getting fog. so far in the metro area, nothing. sixty's every where in some cases upper 60's like in wildwood and atlantic city. wind is starting to pick up when is why we may not the see fog. record breaker yesterday with a high of 81 degrees and we will be right around there again today. we're thinking a high of 79 but again, this afternoon showers are possible and biggity big weather changes are coming up, bob kelly will have the numbers for you. >> sound good, good morning. >> tgif, 5:02 and we are dealing were two separate situations on the schuykill expressway. westbound, conshohocken a mile ahead there is a disabled truck right here or around the curve. look at the flares. so watch this fellow here he will squeeze over to the left, almost clipping that tractor trailer, another guy will dot same thing look out as you head westbound. that is situation number one. the just past that as you approach 476, there is an accident. double trouble on the the schuykill westbound at this early hour. new jersey turnpike north bound the inner drive right here near exit number eight hightstown watch for an accident police are out there. for gang in lansdale an accident at sixth and ken ill worth and then double events tonight we have temple football kicking off at seven. concert across the street sia in town tonight. bolt events set for seven. jammo in south philadelphia. septa will have extra trains on both subway and market frankford line for everybody that is going to south philadelphia tonight, lauren and karen back to you. we have learned so much from wikileaks. for example, hillary believes that it is vital to deceive the people by having one public polcy and a totallitive rent policy in private. >> people look at the statue of liberty and see a proud symbol, donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four. maybe a five if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> light hearted charity event in new york turns into an all out knock out fight with donald trump and hillary clinton. came down to a roast. just a day after their final presidential debate in las vegas candidates together for al smith dinner and jabs did not stop there. >> but not all jokes received a positive response from the crowd. dave kinchen joins us with the highlights from last night's dinner, dave. >> one we heard from donald trump looked like it was more campaign speech there or spin room thing after a debate there with the joke but hillary clinton and done will old trum wrap seated between timothy doland. he called it most icy seat from the planet. is there former secretary of state clinton there without the her husband seated, and you can see donald trump with his wife melania. al smith dinner a who's who of lead hers this politics, faith, business and media and trump and clinton reviewed their vicious final debate wednesday night but their overall campaign was with various humor attempts and things got interesting. >> even tonight, with all of the heated back and forth between my opponent and me at the debate last night we have proven that we can actually be civil to each other. in fact, just before taking the desk, hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said pardon me. i i very plately replied, let me talk to you that after i get into office. >> it is amazing, i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. after listening to your speech, i will also enjoying listening to mike pence deny that you ever gave it. so i had privilege of being at the al smith dinners in years past and i always enjoy it. but remember, if you are not happy with the way it comes out, it must be rigged. >> they actually shake hand, clinton and trump shaking hand, it looks like there something we did not sees during the last two presidential debate. al smith dinner is named after former governor of new york, in 1928 democratic presidential nominee in case were you wondering. last night, the dinner raised six million-dollar for the catholic church's children's charities. back to you, karen. >> thanks, dave. candidates are back on the trail today. hillary clinton has a rally in cleveland, ohio. meanwhile, more problems have arisen for clinton campaign wikileaks released another 4,000 private e-mails from the account of the campaign chairman john podesta. they reveal a disagreement among hillary clinton top officials about holding a clinton foundation sum tonight morocco. she lined up a 12 million-dollar commitment from king mohammad the sixth but ended up not going. donald trump is saying he will accept decision of the american voters november 8th the but then after a dramatic pause he added if he wins this comes after trump talked about the election being rigged. he won't commit to honoring result of the vote because he want to reserve his right to go to court and challenge a questionable result. trump will make a stop in newtown later tonight. breaking news coming out of iraq, isis group said they have stormed a government compound in kirkuk. militant have attack one police compounds early this morning after hearing heavy gunfire and explosions, you can see some of the smoke rising in the video, background on the left hand side. the news there is reporting that the militant have not seized any government buildings. back in south jersey a police officer has been charge this is deadly dui crash in florence township. the justin rodriguez was drunk when his car collided into a utility pole on front street september 23rd. his passenger died on the scene. the 25 year-old is an officer with burlington township. officials say he was not on duty the at the time of the crash. lets go to delaware where they are thinking about closing the book on short phones in school. >> state leaders there banning any phone to stop violence, steve keeley explains from wilmington what is behind all of this and what the idea is, steve. >> reporter: you ever stan outside any school like this 11 thing you'll notice kid don't have their face reading a book, it is in their backpack searching for their phone or looking down at their phone the entire time. this state report ordered after two violent deaths of the the boy and girl here in delaware, in and just outside of two schools last spring recommend the school phone ban last friday in its report and it has been a week long debate ever since. reason committee established to write this report thinks phones are source and start of so much violence because it found that phones have have spread what it has called an explosion of gangs and cyber bull anything delaware. both were cited as cause of those two violent deaths of those two students. it also realized that parents are as much against not being able to reach their kid by phone as much as kids don't want to have to give them up. >> i think they should, honestly from the situation that took place, it may be a good problem, it will not solve the problem but it might be a footnote to maybe curve some of the violence in the schools right the now. >> very good idea when something bad happens rather then try to stop whatever is bad happening there is more interestinged in taping whatever it is going on and that is socially irresponsible. >> if there is an emergency whether it is a tamly emergency or emergency in schools those children need to have a medic is in tomorrow reach out to their parents and there is other ways for teachers, and administration to address fighting in schools. >> reporter: this commit the erect mend making one school district the school phone ban begin i pig or establishment pilot program and we will see if any district even wants to volunteer for that but don't count on it and don't count on the parents in any district saying hey we will give it a shot and see how it goes here and maybe establish it throughout the state. what goes next? well, there his no plan to do anything next and we will wait and see if state lawmakers or school leaders or a school district steps up and says hey, let's act on this report not just read it, and file ate way but actually do something and we will wait and see whether anybody does want to do something besides read this report. >> steve, thank you. criminal charges forehead master of the haverford school, allegations of assaulting his son. doctor john nagl has been on leave since last week according to court papers he got in the fight with his teen and son after taking his phone away as punishment. his soon called the police. district attorney says is there not enough evidence to prosecute. the flyers in an emotional tribute at the game last night. it was the home opener. they honored the late ed snider. >> everybody wanted to come out and be there for this moment. at the center last night. flyers also celebrating 50 years. they have a special pregame ceremony. so many pictures of mr. snider, drawing huge cheers from the fans. >> ed snider youth you the group, his children brought on to the ice to help raise banner to the rafters and unfortunately for the flyers it could not over power the anaheim ducks. coming up, philadelphia hail candidate is pulled off of a lane, at philadelphia 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(sfx: loud thunder clap) grrrr, did you say creepy? creepy cash? the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of 50 grand. that's a monster of a prize. keep on scratchin' here's the cold front that is about to come through our area, tonight into tomorrow. it makes its way through. also, an off shore system that we're watching that could bring some rain the two shore points, before the morning is through, so lots of weather changes, on the way, and here's what is happening right now. we cannot find any rain in our area just yet but it is a good idea if you're out all day to have that rain gear with you. it is all confined to the western part of the state, for now. as we look at future cast we will see some rain by 9:00, perhaps sneaking in the shore points and then, moving toward the north, from that system, and then cold front comes through we will get some showers, this afternoon, and evening but in the meantime we will get enough sunshine to get to us 80 degrees again. here are showers moving in the overnight hours into saturday morning. by noon it will be all gone. it won't be raining for the light the night walk but will be windy and chilly and interesting to see what will happen in new england saturday night into sunday morning. frozen precipitation. >> what is this. >> new england, not here. >> all right. >> new england. every time i say that, people get upset. it is not the here. that is a good thing. anyway, this happened yesterday, karen, when i said the s word. 56 degrees, tomorrow, but with the wind it will feel like it is in the 40's, all day so be prepared for that no hatter what you had are doing tomorrow, at least the rain should be gone by noon at the latest, and then we have a pretty beautiful day for sunday for the eagles game, high of 65 degrees but chilly weather continues, bob kelly. >> she tricks us like whom does, that one word that gets everybody attention. now that i have your attention. >> that is right. >> good morning 567:89:16. live look at 42 freeway in south jersey, no problems or delays at all, they repaved southbound side they are still working on than that northbound side working in towards 295, here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway. we are dealing with two situations here disable truck. do you see flares are just hugging the right lane right there. be ready for brake tapping as you head west and we are dealing with an accident further west again in the area with no overhead street lamps and we don't have a camera either. right before you get to the blue route. two situations there on the westbound side they have cleared up the accident on the new jersey turnpike northbound near exit number 8a and if you use paoli line over the weekend, actually later tonight all the way through sunday they will be doing work between the paoli and bryn mawr station. they will board on the opposite side of the tracks there. otherwise we are looking good on mass transit, karen and lauren back over to you. in new jersey camden county police are investigating the shooting of the man found wounded in front of the bar. man discovered at eighth and chestnut lying outside crystal lounge around 8:30 last night. he had been shot in the chest. in other details have been released. there will be no charges file this is death of the four year-old boy who fell from a balcony in the wynfield heights section earlier this week, police say it was just a terrible accident when that child fell seven stories, from an apartment on conshohocken avenue. investigators found a window screen leading to the balcony was broken, the child's parents were at home at the time of this tragedy. the child was from saudi arabia and family moved to our area for treatment of a medical condition. to the west, another law enforcement officer has been gunned down, this happened in california. thinks fourth law enforcement to be killed in just two weeks in that state. this latest shooting happened near oregon state line, the 31 year-old sheriff deputy was responding to a disturbance call at a home. officials say home owner shot the deputy as he was approaching the door. there is a picture of him. he died instantly. the shooter is in custody. a milwaukee police officer involve in the fatal shooting of an african-american man is accused of sexual assault. in addition to that charge, officer brown, he ace accused of offering two men for money for sex at his home and then illegally recorded sexual encounter. in august brown shot and killed silva smith so thing off two day of riots in that city. he is suspended from the the force and being held on hundred thousand dollars bail. now to a bomb shell, flint water crisis, federal environmental regulators dropped the ball when it came to issuing emergency order in the water crisis in flint, michigan. that is according to a new report from the environmental retext agency's inspector general. the epa a had enough information, to declare an emergency, seven months, before it ever did so. epa officials say at the time they thought they were preventing from doing so, and because of actions by the state government. busted, three time philadelphia mayoral candidate sam katz pulled off a lane from philadelphia international airport. he was leaving for a fishing trip to florida when police boarded a plane and pulled him off. tsa screeners found marijuana and rolling papers inside hid checked bag. police gave him a citation and sent him on his way because amount was so small. new judge has cleared four of the 22 counts against convicted former congressman chaka fattah. lawyers for fattah argued a supreme court ruling narrowed the definition of bribery. jury convicted the former congressman in june of conspiracy to commit racketeering, mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and bribery. judge agreed to acquit fattah of four bank and mail fraud counts. his sentencing hearing has not yet been scheduled. shutting down trump taj mahal. senate approved a bill preventing him from holding a casino license for five years. bill only applies to east can even though four other casinos in the city of shut down in the past two years. this revents cot from reopening the casino and restoring 3,000 lost jobs, eye can's helping. team say they will feel it is unfair and unconstitutional. >> that is interesting. vandals attempting to tear down a bucks county man's sign, trump sign, and it is a large one. he thinks it is silencing his political views. he is upset. his name is john pawlowski and he showed this surveillance video to the police department and found out he was not the only victim there was another one. it was courtney as well. her family's trump banner was taken off of her property on tuesday night, so she picked up a more permanent solution. they spray painted the family's lawn with the message. >> i'm trying to raise kids that are not afraid to speak up for what they believe in and that won't be silenced from other people. >> all they did was push boundary and make me want to put my beliefs out there more. >> we reached out to the northampton township police department multiple times to see where this investigation stand, and see if there are any additional claims of vandalism related to any of these signs and our calls have not the yet been returned. 5:21 is the time. another woman who has come forward accusing donald trump of groping her but she has no plans to sue billion air businessman over that incident. karena virginia holding a news conference with gloria alred in new york city. virginia claims back in 1998 she was 27 years old, trump talked about her as if she was an object and then groped her while she was waiting for a car at the u.s. open tennis tournament. >> i was in shock. don't you you know who i am. don't you know who i am that is what he said to me. >> trump campaign denies this new claim, spokesperson says, discredited political operative gloria alred in another coordinated publicity seeking 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shore called it hipocrit california and worthy of condemnation. kaepernick is not standing because of america's treatment of black people and people of color. and, indianapolis colts player, cut from the team, this morning, his wife says it is because he knelt during the national anthem. colts cornerback antonio cromartie was released october t was because her husband took a knee during the national anthem. she even wrote an instagram post after seeing comments from the colts owner says football stadiums are wrong venue for players to be kneeling during the national anthem to show their displeasure of racial oppression. post was later taken down, crow hearty became only colts player to take a knee when he did during the anthem, colts responded with a decision to release cromartie because it was best for the team. all right. 5:26. cheers and jeers coming from a new york city crowd as hillary clinton and donald trump go toe to toe in a huge charity event. highlights and low blows 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highlights and low blows from last night's huge charity event in new york. plus a new you recommend days for students at schools in delaware getting rid of phones because of the tragic death of that young woman why officials there want to get rid of phones and what parents think of that whole idea. it was a center city's pot party was about a lot more than just lighting up. good day, it is friday october 21st, 2016. >> tgif. we made it through another week. it was a really warm week. >> now it is time to turn off the air and get out blankets. >> that is in store for tomorrow. what will kids wear at the bus stop. >> we are okay today, we have another mild morning, an eight out of ten, there is bus stop buddy, we have a lot going on here. this is an umbrella to remind you it might rain. there is an apple for the teacher. it is apple day. last mild start we will see in a while. is there precipitation, lots of it, out to the west, but none of that rain is making its way here just yet, again, later on in the day, but we're watching this disturbance off shore for maybe some rain at our shore points before the morning is through. here in the city, it is 65. nice comfortable start. that is about it. by the time we're together gannon monday morning it will be colder. 7:18 is your sunrise time. we're watching fog down in south jersey this morning and in delaware, and that is about it. we have got wind kicking up, so we might not see as much fog as we did this week but look at our temperatures in the 60's this morning and wind coming out of the south which means it is another mild day to day with temperature, close to where they were yesterday. we broke another record. the record had been 80 degrees. today we will get to 79. today's record is 86. sunset time 6:12. there will be showers later on in the day. that is friday. big changes for saturday. we will talk about it, coming up, good morning, bob kelly. >> good morning. weekend staring us right in the face 5:32. we are looking live at 295 in south jersey where we had a mess yesterday. off to a good start this morning. live look at bennie coming into downtown philadelphia. we have uprights there, you can see sky line and no fog this morning. but we have two situations we are watching on the schuylkill expressway, westbound this disabled truck right before conshohocken, abe then a minor accident west of there, there is two situation toss watch out for heading west on the schuykill this morning. for the gang in lansdale an accident at sixth and ken ill worth and septa's paoli thorndale line they are doing work between paoli and overbrook stations. the mass transit looking good. karen and lauren, back to you. so about 24 hours after the third, final presidential debate they were at it again, latest round, coming during a catholic fundraiser where presidential candidates traditionally trade light hearted jabs. >> this year light heartedness was hard to find, sometimes audience actually booed. lets get to dave kinchen to explain big moments from the dinner, dave. >> reporter: booing at an al smith dinner. at times the jokes appeared to kind of thaw things out between hillary clinton and donald trump but others it felt more like a deep freeze. check out body language, for starters. hillary clinton and donald trum wrap seated between cardinal timothy doland. as cardinal called his seat the most icy place on the planet. so that tells you how difficult it was there, trump with melania, it is a who's who of winners in politics, faith, business and media. trump and clinton reviewed their final debate and along with the campaign thus far with various attempts at humor which made things somewhat interesting. >> last night i called hillary a nasty woman. but this stuff is all relative after listening to hillary rattle on, and on, and on. i don't think so badly of rosie o'donnell anymore. in fact, i'm actually starting to like rosie a lot. >> you notice there is no teleprompter here it this which is probably start because maybe you saw donald dismantle his prompter the other day. i get that. they are hard to keep up with and i'm sure it is even harder when you are translating from the original rush an. >> well look here they shake hand, this is not just television frequenting out, hillary clinton and donald trump shaking hand something we did not see in the the last two presidential debate and al smith dinner a historic event named after former new york governor and 1928 democratic presidential nominee, last night, dinner raised six million-dollar for the catholic church's children's charities. >> thanks, lauren. saturday night live will be great. >> candidates were back on the campaign trail today, hillary clinton has a rally in cleveland, ohio. more problems arrive for her campaign. wikileaks released another 4,000 private e-mails from the account of the campaign chairman john podesta but clinton's top aid worried they would harm launch of her campaign. republican presidential candidate donald trump will be stopping this our area. he will this be bucks county. rally will be at newtown athletic clubs sports training center this evening. trump is saying he will accept decision of american voters on november 8th, but after a dramatic pause he added if he wins. it all comes after spoken about this election being rigged. 5:36. we have this breaking news coming from iraq, the islamic state says it has fighters have stormed governmental compound in kirkuk. witnesses in that northern city says militants attacked two police compounds earlier today. there was gunfire, there was explosions, there is some smoke you can see right there but the news agency there are saying that no governmental buildings have been taken. so lets come back closer to home. in south jersey a police officer has been charged in the deadly dui charge, in florence township. justin rodriguez was drunk when his car collided in the utility pole on front street on september 23rd. his passenger died on the scene, a 25 year-old officer with burlington township. they say he wasn't object duty at the time of that crash. okay. is there a charged debate in delaware over use of of smart phones by students in schools. >> so, leaders are talking about banning them, at schools because they have had too many issues with violence. lets get to steve keeley to explain this. why they wanted to do this, steve. >> reporter: this is another story where we wonder and ask what did we do before cell phones were around. it wasn't that long ago but nobody remembers a life without a phone in their hand or in their pocket so it was a week ago today that this delaware state senate special commit thee set up to investigate school safety sent its report to delaware leaders, established after a still disturbing death of the teenage boy or girl in and just outside schools last spring. some of the fights captured on phone video, and this report found that phones and so many posts led up to the physical fight among school kid and gangs and then even more fights recorded on phones and shared around the world. well, committee discussed possibility of cell phone bans in school not just among kid but also taking away from the teachers and any parents if they are going in the school to visit. it said quote public schools in delaware have not done so because parents want to be able to reach their children by phone. that is what dawn timmeney found yesterday when she talk to a lot of parents. >> cell phones are a necessity and would i hate for children not to have them in school. if there is an emergency whether it is a family emergency or emergency within a school those children need a medic is in tomorrow reach out to their parents. >> it don't matter the kid will bring our phones to school. >> reporter: do you think people will sneak them. >> yes, they will still bring them. >> when something bad happens rather than try to stop, whatever bad is happening they are more interested in taking whatever it is that is going on and that to me is socially unresponsible, irresponsible. >> reporter: lauren and karen there is no ban that will happen unless state lawmakers act, or unless one school district volunteers to be a pilot program to see how it goes, but no plans just yet for any pilot program. we will wait and see whether any district or superintendent thinks this is a good idea despite any criticism they may get from parents and kids, to do a which with their phones. judge to us see how it goes for just a month we will have to see but that would be a good idea not to just ignore this report but to act on that recommendation and see how it goes. >> steve, thank you. we appreciate it. 59:00. lets get latest on the whistle blower lawsuit begins penn state. former assistant coach mike mcqueary could take the stand today. a fifth the day of testimony will get underway in the courthouse right here near the university campus. mcqueary has claim that the school retaliated against him after he gave help to the prosecutors in convicting one time collogue jerry sandusky of child molestation. fly guys showing so much love, it was home opener there, the late great, mr. snider, and such a major way, it was a special beginning of our 50th season for all of the fans, all coming up next in sports. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. flyers former owner, founder ed snider passed away last year but on the flyers 50th anniversary, 50th home opener, snider was celebrated, before playing the ducks a banner was raised with snider's name on it, a great moment for the flyers organization, unfortunate liz that could not get them a win. in the third, great puck movement leads to a goal. flyers fall three-two, their third straight loss and it is going to be a little bit of brotherly competition this sunday against vikings. linebacker michael kendricks will be playing against his brother, eric, but he wished they were playing together. his brother wasn't as enthused >> you don't miss playing with me. yeah, i guess, cool, thanks. but we think about that all the time. i think we took it for granted in high school because you will never get those times back. >> that is sports in a minute, i'm sean bell. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. talking secrets and two day, one day preview day sale. shopping crazy. good morning. fifty-one rolling through south philadelphia here. olney avenue closed between third and masher with construction. i9 five we have left over crew in the traffic pattern shuffle there south of girard, northbound, if you haven't headed there this last couple days brand new pattern between bridge and cot hand as part of the widening project there of i-95. hello, to route 73, just off of route 130, and looking good on the bennie coming up and over but take a look here, in the last ten minutes, what happened? hey, who took the sky line. we will ask sue in 15 seconds. >> we have a lot of moisture in the air because it has been so warm. 86 degrees wednesday. to daze we expect to be close to 80 who at how the bottom drops out with temperatures not only chillier but below normal. normal in the mid 60's but we won't there been tomorrow. for light the night walk at eakins oval for leukemia and lymphoma society weekend wendy is here to show you she's bundled up. it is blustery and chilly, temperatures will start off in the 50's and tall through 40's, it is a beautiful night they with the balloons that are lit up, just gorgeous, hopefully you will get a chance to do that. rain out to the west, rain off shore, this is what we're watching here this off shore system. this is the cold front that will change our weather completely. we are not too far there getting some showers around atlantic city maybe sea isle, new jersey. we have 65 degrees in philadelphia. that would be a normal high temperature for october 21st but that is where we are right now. sixty-one mount pocono. sixty-seven in wildwood. it looks like we have a little bit of fog, there we see reduced visibility just slightly at the airport right now but socked in millville atlantic city and reduced visibility in dover delaware could slow you down this morning. yesterday was a record breaker, record previous liz for yesterday's date was 80 degrees setback in 1938. now new record is 81. we will a roach 80 degrees but today's record is 86. we won't get that close but we will see some sub shine and clouds and showers later in the day. blustery and much colder tomorrow. yet temperatures will be in the 50's but feel like the 40's with wind gusting up to 30 miles an hour tomorrow, sunny, breezy, calms down on sunday, as we head into next week, yeah no more 70's and 80's, we have 60's on monday and back to the 50's for middle of the week, lauren and karen. >> sue, thanks very much. u.s. officials confirm another death caused by to cota air bags. national highway traffic safety administration says a 50 year-old would hand who tied in the car crash last month is 11th american victim of the defective air bag inflaters. california woman was driving 2001 honda civic, officials say air bags can inflate with too much force causing their metal interior to rupture and shrapnel in the vehicle. more than 69 million inflaters have been recalled in the u.s. if you are buying apple products from amazon they could be fake. apple says it has been buying its own chargers and cables on amazon and apple says 90 percent of them were counterfeit, in a lawsuit apple says mobile star imprinted the apple logos, on to their cables and chargers and these fake items can over heat. if you bought them on amazon and then later alerted that on line retailers. amazon identified mobile star as the source and they are not named in the suit. marine mammal stranding sent inner brigantine need help for a big turtle they have rescued. they are having trouble paying for 280-pound see turtle's food and care as she recovers there. she's a picky either. it took staff a to days to figure out that she likes sea snails and costly to get five to nine each day. you can help out by going to the center's web site at m ms c.org. been a few years since city of philadelphia decriminalized, mar juan. pot advocates marked the occasion by lighting up. there was a haze. hundreds attending the cities first ever pop up, pot garden since decriminalization went in effect, marijuana arrests have been down 80 percent. organizers say it has saved city millions of dollars and keeping thousands of people out of jail. >> we're very lucky. cannabis reform movement is one that has won significant victories. it one that should be celebrated. >> 10 percent of all of our misdemeanor trials were small amounts of marijuana that took us present preparing the gun point robbery cases, non-fatal shooting cases that we really need to spend more time focusing on. >> in philadelphia, it is one of the growing number of the pennsylvania cities decided to decriminal ice marijuana governor tom wolf expressed interest to have this go out statewide. >> that is interesting. here's a reminder that if you have plans this weekend, yes, you do, come join us tomorrow at the leukemia lymphoma society light the night walk eakins oval in front of the philadelphia a museum of art. it is rain or shine but it should be beautiful out. you might to have bundle up. sue you will tell you more. fun starts at 4:30. actual walk takes place at 7:00 p.m. family friendly event with food, music kid zone, you hope to see everyone there. coming up, we will see sammy sleeves back in town, can you believe it? they are undefeated, undefeated vikings bringing them to the link to face our bird. so, one of the odd things people leave our sit why i do we do so well, bring home championships to other places, will that happen? we will break it down. we will see this other athletes who have performed, phenomenally since leaving philly. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money 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with my work in this city and around philadelphia. so, my presence will still be felt here in philadelphia because there is still a lot of work that needs to be done. >> love you ryan. >> he is last rechange player from the 2008 world series championship team. team is expected to release him after this season world series. cheers and jeers coming from new york city, everybody talking about this thing, trending right now, hillary clinton and donald trump go toe to toe at a huge charity event. the it becomes a roast. we will have highlights and low blows straight ahead. plus could banning students from bringing cell phones to school help stop violence? take a a look at the picture of this girl do you remember her death? why some officialness delaware are saying, yes, now is the time, "good day philadelphia" up next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, 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