>> commuter chaos. >> i just saw the line out there. >> riders are stranded. >> there's nothing else to do. everything is shut down. the only option -- >> or stuck. >> people can't get off the train for the people going on the train. >> and the roads just as clogged. tonight riders left with one message for both sides. >> they can just figure everything out as soon as possible so that we can go back to our daily lives, says which also matter. right now they are back at the bargaining table, but there's still no deal. good evening. i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosenfield.

here is the latest tonight. pennsylvania congressman bob brady has joined the negotiations whe negotiations. he is hoping to help both sides. septa headed to court. it says it obtained an injunction that stops piqueters from interfering with regional rail service. they blame some of today's gridlock on striking union members who prevented regional rail trains from reporting to work. the crews that drive those trains. >> tonight we have live team coverage, how to sur vief the impacts, and even how you can get a free ride tomorrow. we begin with brandon hudson where the negotiations are stretching into the night. brandon. >> jacquelin and jim. earlier tonight congressman bob brady walked out this door to give us an update on those septa negotiations. he says he is already concerned that the strike in one day he wants to see it end as soon as possible. >> reporter: long lines in a taxi line outside 30th street

station. in the short time we were there after the evening rush hour we noticed it got longer. we found jenovia taking her chances at the back of the line. >> it's pretty crowded, at the regional rail stations. everything is delayed at least for an hour. >> reporter: at the peak of rush hour it looked like madness at septa's regional rail entrance at 30th street. more amtrak police were there to keep it under control. you can see just how the worker strike hurt those who rely on train transportation most. >> i actually was in line, but i had to leave, and i was going to have my husband come pick me up. it will be quicker that way. >> you can't get off the train for the people going on the train. zploor nbc 10 got this cell phone video from suburban station. it shows trains canceled due to striking workers preventing drivers from accessing them. we caught up with congressman bob brady where the negotiations

were taking place. he expressed his concern that the strike could impact election day in philadelphia. >> i worry about people not being able to get to the polls, you know, because they got to allow the extra time to drive their kid to school or to drive themselves to work. >> reporter: like brady, jenovia hopes the strike ends asap. >> maybe the day after that. >> i hope not. i hope -- i hope that it goes off of strike sooner rather than later. >> reporter: to give you some perspective on that line for the taxi that you just saw in our story, the valet told us it usually takes 30 minutes to get everyone in line a taxi during rush hour. tonight it took hours. we will continue to follow those negotiations as they continue tonight, and what looks to be tomorrow morning. reporting live at center city, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> everything taking a little longer. all right, brandon. as brandon mentioned, there's concern about whether the strike could make it harder for voters to get to the poles next

tuesday. septa has said it could seek an injunction to force workers back to work so the strike wouldn't interfere with the election. another big concern? philadelphia public schools with many students relying on public transportation to get to class. the school district says schools are opening on time and on schedule, and if students cannot get to school because of the strike, they will have an excused absence as long as they have a note from a parent. >> tens of thousands of people are finding other ways to get to work or school. keith jones got creative. >> yeah. he tried nearly every mode of transportation. he is joining us live in center city tonight to elit us more. keith. >> so, jackie, i road a taxi tonight. i road into a garage, a parking garage there. also, checked out these bikes that you see around the city. if i tried to check one out, though, now, look at this. they're all empty. some people decided to walk today. some people walked several miles.

>> trains come to a standstill, and roads get jammed. >> really, really bad. my feet are hurting, and i got to basically walk right back up. >> reporter: how far? we did the math. he walked seven miles. >> it's cardio, i guess, so you try to look at something positive for today, man. this is just crazy. >> reporter: the cost? your stamina and shoe soles. in other words, time. another choice? >> taxi. >> hail a cab. depending where you go in traffic. >> i heard it could cost you anywhere from $10 to $40. >> thanks, man. >> same goes for ride sharing programs like uber or lyft. still not for you? grab an indigo bike, but get here fast. this wreck is empty. it costs $4 every half hour. one sure fire option, take your car or carpool. get those parking garages early. >> has it been busier today? >> of course, there's more traffic and more cars in the parking lot. the whole city is hectic.

>> reporter: upwards of $40 to park here. >> come in early or just avoid the city in general. it's crazy with the traffic. >> reporter: back live. obviously giving up is not an option. we all have to earn our livelihood. bottom line here, common thread, get to where you are going to be early. allow at least an hour or more of time. people i talk to say they're planning on doing this tomorrow. especially if you want one of these bikes here in center city. just in front of city hall. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> all right, keith. still let's talk parking. the price of parking at some philadelphia parking lots has been cut during the strike. it will now cost $10 for ten hours. center city garages officials say the price will stay the same throughout the strike. you can find a list of the exact locations inside the nbc 10 app. it's all part of our septa survival guide. don't leave home without it.

you'll also find information on alternative transit services, special deals, and contingency plans. alternative transportation can get expensive, but who says there's no such thing as a free ride? >> nbc 10 is offering one. it's called get a lift with nbc 10. we'll take you to or from work, no charge there. find out how you can get your ride in just a few minutes. >> touchdown! speed leads to touchdowns on football fields, but it also has the eagles facing felony charges tonight. police pulled over josh huff for speeding. >> then they found a gun and marijuana in his car. nbc 10 denise is live in south philadelphia with reaction from players and also fans as well. denise. >> reporter: well, jim and jacquelin, this is how it all happened. huff left practice traveling over the walt whitman bridge to his home in south jersey. he got arrest odd that bridge, and tonight we spoke to one of the closest friends that came to

his defense. >> obviously it's a serious situation. >> reporter: eagles suicide receiver jordan matthews says he was surprised to learn his good friend, fellow wide receiver josh huff was arrested shortly after this morning's practice in south philadelphia. we caught up with matthews tonight in sfr city during an event where he was raising awareness about domestic violence. >> for every single game he was my roommate when i came in as a rookie. great guy. >> officers with the delaware river port authority pulled huff over around 11:00 a.m. for going above 60 in a 45-mile-an-hour speed zone. think say a check of his car turned up a gun, a loaded magazine with hollow point bullets and a small amount of marijuana. fortunado is representing huff. >> he is a dedicated family man, dedicated to the eagles organization. it's a very difficult thing for him to go through. >> reporter: the eagles released a statement saying they were aware of the incident and gathering more information. he has been charged with dui and unlawful possession of a weapon.

although he has a license to carry permit in texas, he does not have a permit in new jersey. >> he is not a bad person. >> reporter: eagles fans also weighed in. >> athletes are in the eye of everyone, and when you happen to be in that environment, you need to be extra careful about what it is that you do. >> reporter: i asked matthews if he had a chance to speak to huff. he said he did earlier in the day, and he told him to stay positive. i'm denise nacano, nbc 10 news. now to decision 2016. with exactly a week until election day, hillary clinton has a double digit lead in pennsylvania. that's according to new franklin and marshall polls. it finds clinton is now ahead of donald trump by 11 points. clinton has 49% support among likely voters, while trump has 38%. the democratic presidential nominee has a sizable lead among women. young voters and people living

in south pennsylvania. donald trump and his running mate mike pence campaigned in the king of prussia. trump promised the crowd at the double tree hotel that he would repeal and replace the health care system if elected. trump later rallied in wisconsin where he had this message for anyone who has already voted for hillary clinton and is now experiencing buyer's remorse. >> so if you live here or in michigan or pennsylvania or minnesota -- those four places -- you can change your vote to donald trump and we'll make america great again. okay? it. >> we've reached out to pennsylvania election fichlts to see if voters can change their absentee ballots after submitting them. we'll be sure to bring you the response once we get it. donald trump's daughter tiffany trump will stump for her father in pennsylvania tomorrow. it's a video of them making a surprise stop. this is from the convention.

here it is. tiffany scheduled to make stops at campaign offices in philadelphia as well as montgomery, chester, and delaware county. hillary clinton campaigned in a different battalions ground state today. florida. she held three rallies across the sunshine state. right now clinton and trump are neck and neck in the polls in florida, and she's been focused less on defending herself from the fbi e-mail investigation and more on going after her opponent. here's what clinton had to say after a protester went after her husband calling him a rapist in fort lauderdale tonight. >> you know, i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> clinton will be in philadelphia saturday to join kay perry for a get out the vote concert. the crocodile caper. what happens when a reptile interrupts the couple's romantic get-away. you have to see the video that everyone will be talking about tomorrow.

a nightmare on septa. we know you don't want to endure this for another day. coming up, how you could get a free ride to or from work. we have a big warmup in the forecast. temperatures will be back into the 70s. coming up i'll show you which day we could see record highs our next chance for rain. that's next. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds

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a second day of pre-trial hearings is set to take place in a montgomery county courtroom today. bill cosby's lawyers say he agrees to answer questions you should oath after being promised he wouldn't be charged with a crime. the comedian is it accused of sexually assaulting a former temple university employee. he denies the accusation. the judge must also decide if 13 other accusers can testify against cosby at the trial.

congressman bob brady is trying to help them hammer out a deal. septa says it got an injunction to stop striking workers from interfering with regional rail service. commuters are having a rough time, so we decided to help. >> we are offering you a free ride to or from work. it's called get a lyft with nbc so, and nbc 10's jim furlong shows how it works. >> reporter: septa strike messing with your daily routine? say hello dp all of yoo you are adoring fans. >> reporter: we at nbc 10, we gave susan a lyft home. we helped her get home because her normal commuting plan was a no go. >> i usually day the 20 bus, and i usually go on the margaret frankford l, and i get to work pretty quick. >> reporter: stacy and i got susan in home for dinner. >> cooking anything? should we stay? >> i probably -- i was going to make some tacos.

taco tuesday. >> taco tuesday. >> reporter: we helped susan, and then we thought, hmm, why not help a strike affected nbc 10 viewer every day during the strike? just like our nbc 10 facebook page and leave a comment on our post about getting around during the septa strike. easy to find at the top of the page there. who knows? maybe we'll give you a free faster ride home some night during the strike. on the road i'm jim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> no, tim is not going to get a free meal every night when he gets someone home. that's not part of this. >> not at all. >> that's not the only way we're helping you get around the septa mess. we are starting early tomorrow morning to give you the latest developments that happened while you were sleeping. tune into nbc 10 news today starting at 4:00 a.m. you will have constant traffic updates as we do our best to help you get through this. >> we are getting ready for some warmer temperatures. if you do have to walk at least it won't be bone-chilling cold out there, right? >> remember awaying up. >> yeah. you know, the morning might be chilly, but by the afternoon i think a lot of people might like the weather to go for a walk. that's for sure.

we are going to be back in the 70s. possible record highs come thursday. you can see that with the seven-day scrolling at the bottom of your screen. we go into thursday this evening and evening. we'll be in the 70s, and then the rain is going to return. showers and storms in thursday's forecast. keep that in mind. especially for the evening commute on thursday. try to plan accordingly if we're still seeing the septembera strike because the rain could be pretty heavy at times. >> clouds arnold. the rain won't get here until thursday afternoon rain. until then, tomorrow's high temperatures, here they are, pretty comfortable. if you are going to be walking outside. 75 for fairmount.

72 degrees. alantown, 70 degrees. just about partly cloudy skies. robinsville, 72 degrees. we have this warm air mass starting to move in tomorrow. it will be more noticeable than today. >> we could see a line of showers and storms moving across. the rain is going to stay in the forecast. it is going to clear as we go into friday, and friday will be colder. we're talking about the upper 70s thursday, and then the upper 50s on friday. we could see about a 20 degree drop from those daytime highs. talking about thursday now with the record high temperatures, record high in philly, 80. the forecast is 78. areas like atlantic city and wilmington could also get close to a record high.

it's going to be unseasonably warm as we go through the next couple of days here. there you see that drop from thursday. rainy and 78 in the afternoon. by friday, 58 degrees. it's going to be very brisk on friday. going into the weekend around 60 saturday. by sunday 57 degrees. a little cooler again. we set our clocks back one hour. then we go into election day. it's going to stay chilly. 62 degrees. looks good for voting. nice and dry. stay tuned. we'll be right back. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose.

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>> i'm loving the warmup we're going to get. >> get outside if you can. if you are one of the people who cannot use septa and you have to walk to work, well, the next couple of days are actually going to be pretty nice for it. 75 tomorrow for a high. nice and dry. thursday, most of the day will be dry by the afternoon. we could have some showers. we will have some showers and storms moving in. 78. we drop to 58 friday. getting colder for the weekend. changes. >> all right. i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. >> see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg, zoe lister-jones, musical guest le