there are 14 universities that are just like this. i know all the details aren't out there just yet. but what are you giving back? >> we defended the quality of our institution, we beat back over 200 in changes, including getting rid of our -- sorry, i'm a little bit elated here, getting rid of proposals that tells us the way to instruct people. it would have taken us online instead of the classroom at timetime tim times. and also they wanted to divide the unit into haves and have-nots. >> at least you're going back to work, i heard some students saying some nice things about professors just a short while ago. a lot of students didn't just stay home for the last few days when they could have. a lot of students actually went on on the picket line, we also heard from parents to thank the

professors. these professors get along with the here locally. that helped the situation, they weren't going to interrupt the homecoming festivities. those homecoming festivities are beginning right now. we're live at the university, nbc 10 news. all right also tonight more breaking developments in the bridgegate trial. >> one of the defendants testified that governor christie did know about the lane closures before they happened. today's testimony wrapped up within the past hour. >> kei"today" today, kelly who christie's deputy chief of staff headed into the courtroom surrounded by attorneys. she said she did inform the governor about a traffic study that would close lanes along the george washington bridge. kelly says she told him a month before the closures began back in 2013.

she says her notice to christie came one day before she sent the infamous e-mail that said, quote, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. however christie denies knowing about the preplanned plot. kelly says that the admitted mastermind in the plot david wildstein told her that the study would create tremendous traffic problems but would ultimately help traffic flow on the bridge. kelly later got choked up when she talked about the way christied her. she said one time he cursed at her and then threw a water bottle at her. kelly and baroni each face 20 years if convicted.

go yo governor christie -- >> a lot happening today, especially changes in your first a alert weather. and we're in for some big changes this. at this play ground in bust bustleton, it was a perfect afternoon for a ride on the swings. >> first alert meteorologist erika martin is here with a lot of the details. >> we certainly had those details on the approach, those showers moving in from west to east, also those much cooler temperatures by tomorrow. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local forecast. notice those clouds building and building quite high, evidence that we do have those showers on approach. notice the greens here starting to move into the lehigh valley. all of that will be here soon enough. i don't expect heavy downpours,

but one or two showers and an isolated thunderstorm or two before the night is through. i think everything will be clearing by noon tomorrow. building clouds and fog so keep that in mind through the overnight hours. by, the rain clears by noon. but the next big story would be the winds increasing, so a gusty day in the forecast u dry on sunday, but breezy, temperatures only topping out in the 60s. a quick look at our temperatures right now mainly in the 70s, however a wider perspective, all of this cooler air sliding in place, just in time for your weekend. now the countdown to election day, we're just 18 days away and the candidates push for pennsylvania is stronger than ever. today alone, tim kaine, joe biden, donald trump, they're all

making stops across the state. trump just finished up one rally and he's headed to another rally in bucks county. andrea is live right now. >> reporter: the doors just opened at 4:30 this afternoon, but some have told us they have been here since 9:00 this morning. some people told us they wanted to be here to feel the energy in the room. >> health care is a big issue, obama care is way out of control. >> the boarders have to be secured, there's no other way. >> that's what this entire election is about, the future of this country and the supreme court justices. >> reporter: these voters are casting their ballot for donald trump. they were standing in line six hours before the rally is even scheduled to begin. >> a bunch of people that have the same likes and dislikes, hate hillary, put her in jooiai

the whole thing, deplorables, we're all deplorabldeplorables. >> reporter: donald trump is hitting crucial swing states. >> we cannot take a chance of blowing it. we cannot take a chance. we have something, we're so close. >> but in pennsylvania, the polls have trump trailing hillary clinton and the gap has been widening in the last month. >> i really do believe in is that hidden trump voter. i think a lot of people are going to come out who have never voted before, a lot of first-time voters and i think there's going to be a big surprise. >> we have talked about a lot of the controversies that donald trump faces. meantime vice president joe biden is in wilkes-barre tonight. >> the objective is to have

every single father and mother be able to look in the eyes of their child and say honey, it's gonna be okay, and mean it. meaning they can do that. folks, name me a single thing trump is offering. >> biden also talked about the importance of dignity at home, at work and in the white house. tomorrow, democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton andi inrunning mate tim kaine will be in philadelphia, they'll be attending a rally in university city tomorrow night. in the morning they will be speaking at a rally. we want to warn you one people might consider this disturbing, nbc 10 obtained this dash cam video showing the may 2015 arrest. you can see hector medina pena

with his hands up being forced to the ground after a pursuit. he was accused of robbing a strip club. seconds later allentown police officer joseph iannetta runs towards the suspect and appears to kick him in the face. the city says it was appropriate since the suspect was reaching towards his waistband, but the suspect's attorney argues the kick caused a broken jaw and was unconstitutional. >> there were so many other ways to nonviolently put a compliant person in custody. >> that suspect pleaded guilty for his role in the armed robbery. allentown police officers cleared the officer of any wrong doing. the man behind a brutal attack on a post office worker has been aerrored. der derek dawson and two others kicked the postal worker.

all three face attempted murder charges. rcrews are breaking down -- these are new rendering of what the $29 million innovation and discovery center will look like. it will include advanced technology in education, and science. the facility is set to open in 2018. pennsylvania governor tom wolf and senator bob casey announced a $3 million grant to fund the construction of a project home building. the building will have 31 units and will provide on site it wases to those who live there. today a committee gave the thumbs up for properties on sampson street to get the

historical designation, a final vote will happen november 10. these properties had been scheduled to be demolished to build new condos. legally, a historic designation could not stop them or would not stop them from being torn down. new jersey lawmakers get stood up. they wanted answers about last's deadly train crash in hoboken. but out who didn't show. and why it has lawmakers concerned about passengers on new jersey transits. >> plus caught on camera, where a deer went wild inside a local school. and what it took to free the an. imagine the bank forces you out, no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous most states... banned it. but at the bank owned by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing 21 small business owners out of their homes. now, toomey's using his power in the senate to help himself.

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jersey transit have been dodging questions and today they have stood up state lawmakers. >> you saw some irritated lawmakers today. >> today was supposed to be the first opportunity for new jersey transit's newive detector to explain the railroad safety. most of the questions revolve around positive train control. that is of course the train -- since before that crash, we have been asking. >> it's a new jersey transit no show, today new jersey executives were supposed to answer to their state lawmakers. >> our town was left to handle your mess. >> with hoboken still healing from a wreck that killed one and injured more than 100, safety questions remain unanswered. >> those who would be able to answer questions aren't here. >> reporter: the joint oversight committee is investigating aging

tracks and trains, they wanted answers about declining fares and rising safe did reports. steve centaro cancelled last night. >> last night a text was received stating that there was a meeting he needed to attend to the fra. >> reporter: that late notice cancelled testimonied fy eplann two weeks. the new jersey transit said the fra would have -- the fra was unaware until media reports surfaced that new jersey transit was declining to participate in today's hear. >> safety has and will always be new jersey transit's highest priority. >> reporter: only new jersey transportation commissioner richard hammer showed up to testify. he defended the railroad he's supposed to help regulate. >> our system has a whole is

well taken care of. it's in a state of good repair. >> since before the hoboken crash, we have been -- btc would not stall the hoboken terminal or on any of it's rail lines. >> so far all signs point to human error, something ptc is denid designed to overcome. and today new jersey transit said that representatives will be there to answer questions at the hear in two weeks. >> here's something you don't see every single day, a deer trapped in the lobby of a high school. witnesses say the deer ran in just as students were arriving for school. >> he was like falling because

before he ran into the bus. and his head sliced right here. so it was like he was bleeding. and then in this video right here, his legs are just like done. >> custodians and police worked together to pull the deer out the door, from there the animal actually ran away back into the wild. >> wow, incredible video. yeah, right? >> everyone has the weekends only their mind, it's friday, but we'll have to get through the rain first. >> i'm so sorry, in fact we're going from 80s to 70s today and then 50s by tomorrow and we do have showers on the approach, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, right now, lehigh valley already seeing showers and developing clouds. phoenixville a little warmer at 80, however keep in mind we do have those showers moving in

from west to east and we'll see one or two isolated thunderstorms tonight. mt. airy 78 for you, notice we're seeing warm temperatures above normal for this time of the year, trenton 76, with those showers in store, 75 for atlantic city, galloway 76, and it looks like dover seeing windy conditions already in the mid 70s for you, rehoboth beach 77. so keep in mind, we also have an increase in those wind speeds and those wind gustses. satellite images picking up those greens, notice those oranges and those reds. everybody is approaching from west to east. you can actually see some pockets here moving into the philly metro area, that's telling me we do have pockets of heavier downpours and possibly one or two isolated thunderstorms especially as those wind gusts are -- so notice locally right now, it is mainly dry with those clouds developing. but those showers really are pretty close. out the door forecast, for this evening, 8:00 p.m., we're seeing those developing clouds and by midnight seeing those showers.

for the most part seeing showers by about 7:00 to 8:00 p.m., so keep that in mind, and also areas of patchy fog, dense especially along the shore for tonight. lehigh valley seeing temperatures in the 50s. and showers in store. hour by hour, picking up those showers moving n at 5:30 p.m., you can see this line of storms here moving in from west to east so we do have those showers and one or two isolated thunderstorms. i certainly can't stress that enough, because right now it is mainly dry with those clouds developing. so it's mainly deceiving, so we do have those rain showers on the approach by midnight. future temperatures i we start at 5:00 p.m., notice we're seeing 70s, however as we get this going through tomorrow morning, we're seeing 40s to 50s, however we keep this going through tomorrow afternoon, and there really is not much of a change, we're only going to top out mainly in the 50s, trenton, your expected high temperature, 47 degrees, 50 for philly,

vorhees 49, wilmington 43 and west chester 50. keep in mind, that we have really strong wind gusts and wind speeds, so it's certainly going to feel a lot chillier, this is your pattern change, notice the oranges here, however as i zoom out, you're going to see a clear delineation here, we have temperature s mainly 50s fr the lehigh valley with some scattered showers early in the morning and thrown we do have it clearing for the half of the day and the next time we meet up, i do have your ten-day on ten. a montgomery county student is monday's guest on the ellen degeneres show. marvin pearson is a high school senior who despite being blind plays football and other sports. ellen has a big surprise for him. make sure you tune in monday at three, right here on nbc 10.

it's going to be good. well, it's the first thing many of us do in the morning, check our smart phones, right? but some people had trouble getting on their favorite sites today. now we know whiy. we'll have those details next. and trouble in toyland, why a pair of thieves all righted toys from multiple stores. >> there are over $4.3 billion sitting in reserve accounts. at the same time many are requesting higher taxes. coming up sunday morning at 11:30, following meet the press, only on next 10.

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. hackers are to blame for trouble on twitter, pay-pal and other large sights this morning. there was a cyber attack on a main -- a few hours later the services were restored to normal. attackers haven't been identified. police are searching for a couple of toy thieves targeting toys r us thieves in new jersey and maryland. they have been at it for the past few months. police believe the couple is tied to the ocean county area. so far the pair swiped tens of thousands of dollars of items from toys "r" us stores in several states. >> large steal shoplifting is where they'll put items in a cart and maybe cause a

distraction and push the card out. >> police believe the pair is likely returning the items for cash in stores in other states. stopping the flu starts with you, that's the name of a new campaign launched today to get everyone to get the flu vaccine. the campaign started today, it is suggested you get the shot instead of the nasal mist. it's especially important for the young and the elderly. officials say it's not only important to protect yourselves but the people you love as well. >> you could have a very mild case and have no complications and spread the flu to others that would have a much more difficult time. >> during pennsylvania's last flu season, there were nearly 32,000 reported cases and 64 deaths. also tonight, shock and frustration after a burned body is found in a philadelphia neighborhood. >> now concerned citizens say

they want something done about the community where their kids play. that's coming up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. 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 from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat toomey: out for himself, all in for wall street.

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professors walked off the job wednesday disrupting class for more than 100,000 students. we're going to get more on the agreement and what this means for students. also happening tonight, a body burned beyond recognition. >> a delivery truck driver made the discovery early this morning behind a laundromat. city investigators are actually looking for leads in this case. >> police tell me they are

desperate for a cause and manner of death. they are hoping that the autopsy moves quick in this case. they say their sources say, there is evidence that this victim may have been shot before his body was transported to that location, dumped and burned. photographs and surveillance video of a man's body burned beyond recognition along this alleyway may lead arson investigators and homicide detectives to a suspect ors. >> they located a body that had been burned on a driveway in an area leading to railroad tracks. >> reporter: the driver called the police when he realized that it was not trash on fire but it was a person. this happened in a place people refer to as drug alley. >> kids play over there and i'm concerned that will pick up a needle and i saw them tying their arm up and i stopped them.

i said you can't do this here, we have kids here. >> the issue of homelessness and drugs in that dirt alleyway and parking lots behind that strip center is frightening. >> it's like the forgotten neighborhood, because when i moved here, people were nice, no trash, nothing like that. >> we called the city to help pick it up, like tires and everything. >> reporter: philadelphia police say commanders will look at the number of calls and crime reports to potentially deploy more cops to the beach. >> we want to hear about those things as they're happening, so not waiting for an incident like a homicide or a shooting or something of that nature. >> reporter: and the area where this happened is loaded with security cameras and police did canvas the area for any surveillance video today and so did we, but police aren't

willing to release anything yet. now to your first alert forecast, you know, we hope that you enjoyed that summer, because that blast of hot air, is going to feel a little bit different. >> the streets of allentown were crowded with people walking and dining in the sunshine. it still reached the high 70s in many areas today, gorgeous. >> but temperatures about to take a big drop. and the first alert radar shows rain is headed our way too. first alert meteorologist erika martin is tracking the weather in your neighborhood. >> we do have that change on the approach. notice right now, philly metro area, a little deceivindeceivin seeing much this evening. notice those showers on the approach, getting a little bit stronger as they move eastward, so keep that in mind because i do think we'll see some rounds of showers, one or two isolated thunderstorms. so a live look outside, we're seeing those developing clouds right now, so we do have those

showers on the approach. if you look at the bottom of your screen, we'll see your neighborhood forecast. bethlehem 76 degrees, so very warm temperatures, above average high, that's really been the trend for the past couple of days, however, by tomorrow we do have a major change as temperatures dip into the 50s, below average for this time of the year, and we are tracking those showers on the approach, i do think you'll see one or two isolated thunderstorms especially for parts of new jersey, perhaps for jersey shore s delaware shore close as well. keep in mind jersey shore also seeing lots of showers as well. we have an increase in those wind speeds and wind gusts and coming up in my 10-day on 10, i'll give you more information. back to you. to decision 2016 and the push for pennsylvania. trump supporters are lining up right now in bucks county as donald trump prepares to take

the stage. the republican nominee will be rallying in newtown later tonight. pennsylvania, as you know, a crucial battle ground state and trump will need suburban voters if he is to win the election. >> brian moore reports. >> reporter: 18 days left and donald trump has his eyes on the finish line of the race. >> i'm almost sure, if the people come out, i will win. but i will be happy with myself. >> reporter: in must-win north carolina no mention of his female accusers or the rigged system. he focused his attacks on clinton. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt politician ever to run for the presidency. hillary is so corrupt, she got

kicked off the watergate commission. >> donald trump was jeered by some attendees at the traditional charity as the remarks went beyond good natured ribbing. >> here she is tonight, pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: trump refuses to say if he'll accept the outcome of this election if he loses, but a new poll says that 45% of republicans might not accept the results if their can dat loses, 82% of democrats say they'll accept the results of the election if their side loses. brian moore, nbc news, washington. coming up at 5:00, back where they belong, we told you the story of a jersey shore woman who found a couple's wedding photos. coming up, we'll show you the

moment where they got those precious moments back. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name. brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood, just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families.

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or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. we're following breaking news right now, sky force 10 live over a shooting outside a daycare center. this is in the logan section of philadelphia. it happened just within the past few minutes near 10th and west ruscum. all the children are okay. police tell us the person being shot at took off on a bicycle. we're going to continue to follow this breaking story and we'll bring you any new information as soon as we get it. mean while flying into philadelphia international just got easier, the airport opened a new terminal s baggage claim. the new space includes two baggage claims carousels, restrooms and a seating area, the building also includes

better access to parking and transportation. get a load of this story now, a rare chance for a one of a kind item this weekend in delaware. >> so how much would you pay for the number one surf tag? it's expected to sell for get this, nearly $100,000. >> oh, boy. >> other low number surf tags will be up for auction at delaware's seashore state park. you put this on the front of your car to get into state parks for free. only philadelphia residents can purchase the top 200 numbers. eagles fans will be focused on two numbers this weekend, 8 and probably 11. >> danny pommells is looking at bradford and wentz. >> doug pederson has some lofty praise for the best quarterback everybody to touch a football. we'll give you the details next.

take a live look from our exclusive eagles nest camera. a lot of red for temple, temple plays tonight at 10:00 against south florida. but the eagles, when they take the gridiron come sunday, they'll be looking for

redemption this weekend. >> and we're dealing with a rookie quarterback with a measure in patience, you got to take the bad with the good and carson is known to try to get rid of the ball as the eagles make their way down with the ball. not a problem for young quarterbacks, even veterans suffer from this same ailment. pederson used a gun slinger mentality as a positive. >> you don't want to see him waiver, you want to see zero doubt, you want to see all confidence. and obviously the one player that comes to mind is brett favre for me, the one that i spent eight years with, and just watching him in two-minute situations and how successful he is and how he could just put a team on his back and go win the football game. those are things i see carson eventually getting to that spot.

>> pederson the, that's it for . i'll have a full report coming up at 6:00. nbc 10 is your official eagles station, we'll have coverage starting sunday morning. plus our exclusively conversation with malcolm jenkins, that's on eagles game day kickoff starting at 9:30. now to a story we brought you yesterday, more than 2,000 photos lost on the streets of new york, they have been returned. >> a new jersey woman was able to track down the couple. today tammy sosa returned that sd card to the couple. sosa happened to be walking near the site and it. he said he had no clue until he

found her on tv trying to find the owner. dewitt says the photos were really important to him because they captured his travels all around the world. a great story that a good samaritan was walking by. most people would have grabbed it and stashed it. we do have a major change in the works, a live look outside, a very interesting image, notice how thick those clouds are, we're seeing grays there, that's the leading edge of those rain showers, and as we go ahead and look at what to expect in the coming hours, notice by 10:00 p.m., already developing clouds and those showers, temperatures in the low 60s, 50s by 3:00 a.m., also an increase in those wind speeds and wind gusts. otherwise your current

temperatures, 75 degrees. greenville 73 and marshall town at 74 degrees. l lincoln at 76. otherwise tracking those showers moving from west to east along the jersey shore, we are seeing upper 60s to 70 so keep that in mind because by tomorrow, we will mainly see low to mid 50s. current wind profile. we're seeing westerlies here, southeasterlies here. lehighly, you may see one or two light thunderstorms as well. see those greens picking up on the screen, notice how quickly this is alling. notice those prefrontal showers. everything sliding in by tomorrow, so cooler temperatures on saturday, mainly those 50s and if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, otherwise right now we are waiting on those showers and locally here, we're not seeing

much in the philly metro area, except those developing clouds. this is why we're seeing a change in those temperatures, we went from 80s to 70s and now 50s, there's your cold front, the temperatures across the u.p., the great lakes, everything is sliding on down so get ready, get those coats ready, because you will certainly need them by tomorrow. future temperatures seeing mainly 70s and by tomorrow morning, we're going to see 40s and 50s, as we get this going and pause this by tomorrow, 4:00, 5:00 p.m., there really isn't going to be much of a change. we're only going to see highs in the 40s. wilmington 52, trenton 47, and allentown, your expected high temperature 48 degrees, never mind the fact that we do have increasing wind speeds and wind gusts, so it's going to feel a lot chillier than those 50s. once we go ahead and end our saturday, it gets a little bit warmer on sunday.

the scattered showers break by about noon, 1:00 tomorrow. tracking the potential for showers on thursday and on friday. lester holt joins us now from the nbc studiostudios in n york. >> ahead for us, what we have learned about this massive cyber attack that has taken down much of the interneinternet, a thirdf tacks. donald trump and hillary clinton appear at a charity dinner. mpbls and a pediatrician's group offers how much time your children should be spending in front of screens. we'll tell you about that at 6:30 on next "nightly news." domestic violence affects so many different families, maybe even someone you know. >> it was a very tragic event, but it opened my eyes and my

family's eyes to all the good there is in this world. >> next at 5:00, he's hoping to spread that good to others suffering from domestic violence. pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars.

under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now".

but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them."

pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. october is domestic violence month. >> this sunday the laurel house is putting on the annual 5-k dash against domestic violence. it raises money for everything from crisis intervention to shelters for victims. today a man who lost his mother to domestic violence shared his story with nbc 10. bobby said 11 years ago his stepfather killed his mom before then taking his own life. his goal now is to stop that from happening to any other families. >> i wanted to get involved how can i help to make a difference,

as someone who has been there and can help victims and also potential victims in terms of education, in terms of making sure that kids understand that, you know, this isn't okay. >> he says his family and friends have also gotten involved to help in the cause. once again the 5k dash against domestic violence this sunday in the upper gwynedd township building in north wales, pennsylvania. coming up at 6:00, we continue to follow breaking news of the teacher's strike ending in pennsylvania. that means more than 100,000 college students can go back to class. but was the strike worth it? we talk to teachers next. plus a suspect kicked in the face by an a allentown police officer. plus why the police department is defending its officer. erika? >> i'll be talking about showers and much cooler temperatures by

the weekend, radar picking up on some scattered showers, details comes up in my first and full weather, i will see you then. 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. republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name. brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood, just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families.

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professors at state run pennsylvania universities have ended their strike. tracking rain, showers and possibly thundershowers will arrive for your friday night ahead of saturday with a big dip in temperatures for the weekend. breaking news at 6:00, professors are celebrating their return to the classrooms. the state university strike impacting more than 100,000 pennsylvania college students is over tonight. good evening.

pennsylvania's state run schools walked off the job on wednesday and they stayed on the picket lines until a ovlittle over an hour ago. >> reporter: it took by two years of fighting but it really came down to three days of striking, and of course this is for the faculty at all three of the pennsylvania state run universities. just a little while ago, the west chester university faculty had a celebration here. it sounds like the teachers are going to give a little bit on the salary and benefits in exchange for a couple hundred sticking points. i talked to an adjunct professor here and students and their professors are going to be together for this important homecoming weekend and they'll be back in class on monday morning. >> stay after school, stay after