the manhunt has just ended. and all or nothing, game seven of the world series is tonight. a look at the game for two franchises. breaking news, day two of the septa strike. hundreds of thousands of people have once again had to find another way to get to school or work. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. talks between septa and the union are expected to resume

today. since there is still no deal buses, trolley and subways are not running. we have seen delays and crowded trains this morning. we have live team coverage. matt delucia is live for us at the sheraton hotel where negotiations are expected to happen today. what's the latest? >> reporter: no word yet on when the talks will resume. septa expects them to resume in hours to come. a tough spot feeling the pressure for another day. day two of the septa strike. regional rail is one of the few services still running. with buses, trolleys and subways still parked commuters have their subways still crossed. >> i will not be going to work. >> i will be coming in at like noon but i'm just playing it by ear and opening for the best.

>> reporter: he says the delays many encountered yesterday didn't effect him too much. a different story for jess. she usually gets home from work around 5:00 or 6:00. >> last night a couple of the trains were cancelled and then it would go from 30 minutes to 40 minutes to 50 minutes to 60 minutes and then i didn't get home until 9:00 at night. >> with gridlock on the roads and silence on the subways taxis and ride sharing services are cleaning up as riders hold out hope and wait for their train to arrive and a strike to end. >> i just hope for the best. i am going through many septa strikes. i'm glad i have the train. that's okay. it will get me there. >> reporter: some positive hopes there. right there back live this is the sheraton hotel. that is where all of this negotiating has been happening. quite a few people have resorted

to walking to work. i did reach out to the transport workers union a short time ago to get an update on where things stand. i'll be back at 11:30. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> traffic has been heavier than most mornings. let's get the latest now. starting off with the regional rails? >> we are seeing these updates coming in minute by minute, second by second. it is crazy out there. we are seeing delays on newark and 26 minutes delays for 521. these are the latest delays. a live shot at 76 around belmont avenue traveling from the vine. it has been a trend all morning.

bumper to bumper traffic. now in the 50s but it is still going to be very delayed. upp upper hanover there is an accident. this is hill road and montgomery avenue. all of the roadways have been closed down because of this further accident investigation. we are seeing traffic being detoured as far back as route 100. this has been coming in my reports for quite a while. let's take a look at woodhaven to the vines. it is much more improved. northbound travel times, we are doing okay. travel speeds in the 50s. they are so far looking pretty good. we are doing okay as well. the regional rails will be coming in minute by minute. back to you. >> thank you. the philadelphia parking authority is cutting the price of some of the garages during the septa strike.

it costs $10 for ten hours. the prices will last throughout the strike. and we also want to help you get to work at no charge. it is called get a lyft with nbc 10. find out how to get a free ride. you can find a list of locations on the nbc 10 app. it is part of the septa survival guide. you'll also find information on alternative transit services, special deals and contingency plans. bill cosby is back in court as his lawyers are trying to convince a judge out of his sex assault trial. i am live outside the month comecom montgomery county courthouse. >> reporter: hi. one is the age of the sexual assault allegations and another is bill cosby's health and a

third, how he is being portrayed in the media. >> 79-year-old bill cosby looked straight ahead as he was lead by sheriffs deputies. >> reporter: the defense will lay out the case against cosby is biassed. his attorneys say he was vilified by campaign ads when he declined to prosecute cosby more than a decade ago. it shows news conferences from gloria alred. we may hear an argument that cosby's age are factors that could effect a trial. he is legally blind. it is possible the judge may not get to the most controversial issue. should jurors be allowed to hear from some 13 past accusers. they have filed a motion against allowing their testimony.

and in the next 30 minutes we'll continue to monitor all of the presentations for motions inside the courtroom and have updates for you at 11:30. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. new this morning philadelphia police look for the gunman who killed a man. sky force 10 flew over the scene. a man was shot several times in the back and around 9:30 last night the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. police recovered the weapon. take a look at this new video. philadelphia police say this man spent about 40 minutes stealing tools from an auto repair shop. the video is from early friday morning. it broke through a locked gate on west ashdale street. he took $3,000 worth of guns and an air compressor. a pregnant woman in the

hospital following this crash in northeast philadelphia. two cars collided around 9:15 this morning. one of the cars flipped onto its side. another woman, a 66-year-old, was taken to the hospital. we are working to find out the conditions of both women. and new jersey has rejected a turnaround plan to fix problems. it sets the stage for a possible state takeover. they announced they would not accept the proposal. the five year financial turn around called for cutting spending and selling vacant land. those moves would help the city pay off about $500 million in debt. a take cover would give control of the struggling city's finances. don and council president released a statement saying in part we are truly disappointed the state did not recognize the value of this thoughtful and

comprehensive plan. it was reviewed by many who were deeply respected and deemed as a truly viable. the state truly missed a golden student. he served the city for a dozen years has died. late last night the fire department announced the passing of harriston. he was appointed and served for 12 years until his retirement until 2004. it is not yet known how he died for do we have any word on funeral arrangements. governor tom wolf will sign legislation strengthening the prescription drug monitoring program. it restricts the number of pills prescribed to minors and given out in emergency rooms. it will create more locations where you can drop off your old

prescription drugs. six days until election day and still plenty of uncertainty to go around. up next, donald trump and hillary clinton making their final pitches to voters as the race is tightening in several key swing states. a gunman who ambushed two police officers as they sat in their patrol cars. >> we are in for a big warm up today. we have thunderstorms heading our way. i'll let you know what's in store for the weekend just ahead.

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commuters dealing with delays as is septa strike goes into day two. buses, trolleys and subways are not running today. tap the nbc 10 app for a list of alternative transportation to help you get around. in decision 2016 six days to go and a new national poll shows a race, a dead heat between hillary clinton and donald trump. both are campaigning in key battleground stakes today. jennifer johnson has the details. >> with the finish line in sight donald trump and hillary clinton are barn storming key battleground state. >> if you know anybody who says

they are thinking of voting for trump i want you to stage an intervention. >> i am sick and tired of the negative dark devicive dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> reporter: 27 million voters have cast ballots. in seven states including wisconsin, it's possible for a voter to have a do-over. >> this is the message for any democratic voter who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton and who are having a bad case of buyers remorse. >> reporter: the fbi renewed the investigation of clinton's e-mails. a new washington post tracking poll shows the race now in dead

heat. clinton heads to nevada and arizona today making her final pitch. trump campaigns in florida, considered a toss-up and a must-win state for boast candidates. ann hathaway is making stops in ardmore and phoenixville today. candidates for attorney general will face off in a debate against pittsburgh. it is beginning at point park university. the league of women voters is hosting today's debate. and now to the pennsylvania u.s. senate race katie is surging to one new poll the poll finds him leading tomey.

this comes despite weeks of polling. 22% of those polled remain undecided. philadelphia is getting ready for election day. a short time ago sethwilliams talked about ways to city will ensure that every vote counts. election day task force will deal with any allegations of voters fraud or intimidation. >> typically the task force is asked to respond to allegations of write-in issues. a refusal to recognize illegal too close to the polls. >> the district attorney says these are run of the mill election day kurnss and he stresses they do not hold rigged elections despite it. he reminded voters to find any

problems and we have the number to call on nbc10.com. as we count down to the election you can count on nbc 10 for complete coverage for updates on the campaign trail and our interviews with the presidential candidates. tap the nbc 10 app. it's already as warm as it was at any time yesterday. 60 degrees, lots of sunshine. a little bit warmer on parts of new jersey. in delaware up to 63 degrees. now, at the shore we are getting a southwest wind. for most of us that's a warm wind. this will limit how warm it is going to get at the shore. ocean temperature 60 degrees. that is pretty warm for this time of the year. upper township 64. ocean city 63. long beach island 62 degrees. you'll be getting a west wind during the day tomorrow.

so the shore will be close to 80 degrees. we were 79 on sunday. we dropped way down on monday. we went up to 60 today. into the 70s todd and tomorrow. there's no doubt we are getting this big warm up. we do have a lot of sunshine around, dry air across the region but that is a cold front that is bringing showers and thunderstorms to the chicago area and eventually we'll bring at least showers around here. later today after being in the low 70s we start dropping during the evening hours. it is not going to be a cool night at all. tomorrow morning to get up you have to go walk into -- get to any where or taking that bike. you won't need a heavy coat tomorrow. it will be in the mid-50s. then we warm up into the 70s. it was just a question of how

fast this moisture comes in. the atmosphere as a whole will be really really warm. by later in the day as the front comes down we have showers and maybe a thunderstorm with it. it does not look as well organized as what came through on sunday afternoon. that is something we'll have to keep an eye on. it will be a dramatic temperature drop. you can see temperatures at 7:00 thursday dropping into the 50s. there is a pretty sharp temperature contrast to that. on friday it is much much cooler. the record high for philadelphia tomorrow is 80 degrees. it is predicting 78. some of the best chances of tieing or setting records will be in atlantic city where the records are a little more tollerable. over the next few days you can see the temperatures going up

with the late showers and much colder on friday. that's a 20 degree temperature drop. you can see that. almost 20 degrees in the lehigh valley. high of only 54 on friday. there is the jersey shore and delaware up near 80 degrees tomorrow. we'll talk more about the weekend and election day a little bit later. >> all right. we'll see you in a little bit. for one of them the misery ends tonight, why game seven of the world series will truly be one for the ages. dangerous thing.

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and day two of the walkout by the transport workers union. it is scramble for commuters to get where they need to be today. we have seen delays as people look for alternative ways to get into and around the city. negotiations are expected to resume today. no timetable has been given. buses, trolleys and subways are not running. matt delucia spoke about the ongoing talks. septa expects more conversation later today. for now riders remain in a tough spot pretty much along with anyone who works in this city. it took about an hour to drive here. the buses, trolleys, and cities remain parked here for a second day. the people who operate them are back on the picket lines. i spoke with one of the strike

captai captains. this bus driver is in the middle of his third strike. he has been here before and won't go back to work until a deal is done. >> we are patient. we know it takes time for these kind of matters to take place. we are very optimistic it will be a win-win situation for both parties. >> reporter: commuters have their fingers crossed the strike will end sooner rather than later. >> i have gone through many acce septa strikes. >> getting home today is all i'm thinking about right now. >> reporter: and bargaining continuing well into the night. bob brady even got involved. the sticking points continue to be health care and tensions. i spoke out to the president for an update. we'll have the latest developments at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. traffic has been heavier

audiotape morning long because of the septa strike. francesca ruscio is with us now. what are you seeing out there? >> we are talking about the up to date updates. more accidents than normal. airport thorndale, these are the latest pieces of information. it is 20 minute delays. thorndale coming in. this is the latest information. what you need to focus on regional rail. here is a live shot. eastbound travel speeds much better than earlier. travel speeds have rebounded back into the 60s. it will take you 13 minutes. now we have been watching this accident that hasn't cleared yet specifically along route 66 be betwe -- 663 between hill road.

back to you. >> thank you. the philadelphia parking authority is cutting the price of parking at some of the garages. it now costs $10 for 10 hours at five garages. those prices will last throughout the strike. we want to help you get to work with no charge. it is called get a lyft with nbc 10. make sure you have the nbc 10 app. it has the survival guide. >> and bill cosby is back in court right now. a judge is hearing arguments about several motions in the comedian's sex asult casault ca. tell us more about what will happen today. >> reporter: hey, vai. it has been going on now for more than two hours here inside the courthouse. some of the issues that could be

discussed today, some include how the allegations are, how old they are, how cosby has been portrayed and how he is doing physical physically. 79-year-old bill cosby is lead to court on the arm of a personal security staffer. they say cosby was vilified by campaign ads when caster declined to prosecute cosby more than a decade ago. they plan to also show media coverage including news conferences by gloria alred. it prompted an avalanche of new victims to come forward. he is legally blind. it is also the judge may not get the to t most controversial issues. cosby's attorneys have filed a

motion against that. we are inside the courtroom. coming up at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 we'll update you on these motions. police pulled over josh hush on the bridge yesterday morning for speegd. they say a check of his car turned up a gun, loaded magazine and a small amount of marijuana. huff is charged with unlawful possession of a weapon. he has a license to carry a weapon only in texas though. he spoke about the incident a short time ago. >> one of the things i talked about, you try to eliminate distractions and take care of your business outside of the building. he understands and we just got to -- obviously it is out of our hands. we just have to see where it

goes. >> huff's status, it will continue to play. it is a legal matter and the team will monitor the investigation. authorities confirm they have a suspect in custody who they say killed two police officers in ambush-style attacks. they say he was arrested without incident a short time ago. green is suspected of shooting and killing the officers in two separate attacks. the shootings happened less than two mimles apart. >> they were doing nothing wrong. there is somebody out there shooting police officers. we hope we find him before somebody else gets hurt. we don't want anybody in the community getting hurt. and it's back to work today for jurors in the bridgegate

file. they are charged with retaliating against a mayor. yesterday jurors asked a judge if they could if they acquitted them of a conspiracy account. they thought the cloesures were part of a traffic study. it all comes down to game seven. here is a live look from progressive field. it is between the indians and the chicago cubs. the cubs beat the indians to force a game seven between two teams. chicago routed cleveland 9-3. the series is all tied up for the win or take all match-up. the last time the indians won it all just after world war ii, 1948. >> fresh off disappointing loss the eagles are getting set to take on.

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legal stuff. we just heard in the last segment this head coach saying what a distraction this is. do you agree? >> yeah. it is always a distraction when players are expected to when the media comes into the lockerroom today there will be a distraction. so this is a really interesting lesson for doug peterson in his first year and also a challenge for the players. i think that's what you want to avoid. >> the trading deadlines koim and went yesterday at 4:00. what do you think? >> i think he needs to play better football and not talk like that. i understand how the fans feel about it. nelson does a lot of good things but his job is to catch the football. he needs to focus more. he needs to deliver for this offense. the -- look, we knew going into

the season that this offense would be challenged because of lack of pure explosive -- >> yeah. >> so young players need to focus on improving their game and then understanding that criticism is part of it. >> and i don't want to talk so much about it because that was three days ago. i want to look ahead, but clearly that's a game they should have won in dallas. you can't afford to develop her and -- >> i think it's really dichlt challenge. you come off of an overtime game, a loss to your dreaded rivals. how do you emotionally get back to that level? he gave the players off monday and tuesday. they rebounded for wednesday's practice.

how are they emotionally? if you're not at the top of the game this team doesn't have this kind of margin for error. >> and these are the kinds of games it has been a part of it a long time. they some times drop these kinds of games. >> to get the 5 and 3 with a blown game in dallas would really set the eagles up. >> let's talk about the charity that the eagles have partnered with looking to do something in an area that has a lot of tension. >> it is all of society. one in four women is a victim that experienced domestic violence and domestic problems in their life. the eagles have been working on raising awareness and raising funds for shelters and organizations. in the month of november it's called give hope -- pass along hope. >> it is very easy.

you provide words of hope. use #passalonghope. so use that hash tag and donate your not used any longer mobile devices to local verizon wireless outlets. let's raise money and let's end the domestic violence. >> we are out of time but cubs or indians? >> i will go with cubs. >> see you next week. >> thank you. and the eagles visit the new york giants on sunday. it's a 1:00 kick off at met life stadium. it looks like great weather for that game on sunday. a little on the cool side. it is 60 degrees in

philadelphia. we are going to go way warmer than we were yesterday. we have some places still in the 50s but delaware a lot of places delaware well into the 60s already. marshalton 64. wilmington 61. farther to the south already 67 at ellen dale and 62 at bridgedale. 66 at lewis and 67 with that southwest wind that will allow us to warm up. the closest significant rain is in chicago. so it's going to take a while for any kind of a rain tlelt to come in. you may have heard about rort warmth. a piece of that is heediading b.

a good if bit of the day should be dry. it will allow temperatures to go well into the 70s. here we are at 11:00 a.m. most of area is dry. here comes the cold front. 2:00 the showers from lehigh valley down to the south and west. it will be later on during the afternoon when we expect the showers and possible thunderstorms. now, the quicker this moves in the more it will limit that temperature rise. if this we do have a better chance. this is right around 5:00. it could effect the commute home tomorrow and then the cool air comes in behind it. for the seven day -- or ten day we are going up to low 70s.

average i high with late day and evening showers, possibly a thunderstorm. a big temperature drop for friday. over the weekend it is chilly but not too cold. set the clocks back and on tuesday sunshine, dry weather, normal temperatures.

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>> nicole: yes, i heard st. luke's was doing that. i think it's great. so i can meet you there? all right, i'll see you soon. >> deimos: good morning, nicole. >> nicole: deimos. >> deimos: i couldn't help but overhear. what's going on at st. luke's? >> nicole: well, they are opening their doors to the city so people can pray and give thanks, trying to help heal the community. >> deimos: hmm. well, not exactly my thing. but since i do want to try to remake myself into a pillar of the community... >> nicole: oh, so you're gonna take time off of hunting chloe down and trying to ruin her life? nice. >> deimos: i can't imagine anyone thinking that i don't have a right to find her, to bring her back here until she has my child. >> nicole: deimos, i told you. i'm sorry i kept the truth from you