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building. allow extra time if you take 210 northbound. 295 south at east capital, a report of a crash near pennsylvania avenue. seeing another three-mile backup. we re going to take a look at this. between 80 and 100 we have a report of a crash in the southbound lane. we ll have more on this problem on 295. it looks like they re turning the camera around to take a look at this accident right now. more on this one and travel times in ten minutes. breaking news right now. another homicide in the district. this time on adams street near north street in washington. news4 s megan mcgrath with more. megan? reporter: initially the victim was taken to the hospital alive but in critical condition. but we learn a short time ago this man died from a gunshot wound to the chest. he s the 142nd murt victim in d.c. so far this year. you can see a live look here at the crime scene. still very active. we have a number of investigators here on the scene. they ve been taking photogr ....
we ll have a full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. remember, you can track the storm right in the palm of your hand with the news4 new york app. new at noon, a big announcement from the mayor of newark. he s calling on the state to come in and help them patrol the streets. ryan thompson joining us now with some of the details. reporter: newark s mayor and brand-new public safety director are calling this a 45-day plan. it really sounds more like an emergency. asking the state police to come in in force. no numbers yet on how many troopers would hit the streets. this crime fighting plan also asks for more help from the u.s. attorney and the county prosecutor. getting the state police here is significant. i m asking them to come in us on the investigative side. we will have troopers in our major crimes task force. reporter: one big concern of course is that following 104 murders in newark last year, there have already been 14 killings through yesterday. ....
forecast. there he is. hi, bill. it s a beautiful start. the humidity is low. skies are clear. the numbers, at this hour they re falling. 49 degrees in the pocono mountains. 59 in trenton, wilmington at 60, 66 in philadelphia. we re running a bit cooler than yesterday. just like yesterday, low humidity we ll see lots of sunshine. clear skies at 6:00. 65. by 9:00 up to 71 degrees. we still see the northerly wind. the humidity stays low. warming into the upper 70s by noontime today. in ten minutes i ll have the neighborhood by neighborhood forecast for you, show you how warm it gets where you live. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic on a friday morning, jessica. on a friday morning in the last month of the summer had is actually a good thing for commuters. we do have to head out the door. we pretty much avoid a lot of delay and jam up for friday morning, right before the weekend, especially you can see a three-minute drive time. headed westbound, westbound ....
off right now on 95. actually around cottman avenue. you can see right here, 13-minute drive time if you re headed southbound through the work summary here. all lanes open. watch out for the shoulder. average speed 62 miles per hour. no delays or problems. on the 42 freeway in new jersey, five minutes northbound or southbound from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge. no problems on the walt and the rest of the area bridges are doing just fine. the tac pal, the ben, the betsy ross are all nice and clear. in cheltenham, an accident scene on east glenside avenue and north avenue. a wild story here. breaking news, a man fleeing from police carjacked a driver, taking two unwilling passengers on a ride. those passengers are safe. the man is it still on the run but he left behind an unbelievable clue. nbc 10 s katy zachry is live in south philadelphia. all right, katy, lay this out for us. what happened there? reporter: chris, a lot happened this morning in south philade ....
so are you hacking to beat hackers? yes. and the hospital setup is no joke. while your data is the vulnerable every time you so much as step into a pharmacy they know hackers are trying to get inside hospitals, too. devices are connected to people. so drawing a connection between physical danger to cyberattacks is something that isn t that farfetched. it s not science fiction. it s possible. possible enough symantec is developing this portable security operation center to bring security closer to the scene of the crime. fighting cyberattacks with cyberpower to keep your data safe. according to dell a typical credit card number will get about $2 on the underground market. health care information more like $20 per person. back to you. all right. thank you very much. let s give you more details. why is this medical data so desirable be? aside from what scott said the answer is money. a medical insurance profile is hes for up to 20 times more than simple credit ....