the birds front office spochbre to one of the players. no contract, no work! no contract, no work! >> as the septa walkout grinds on, negotiations take a tense turn and commuters are forced to go out on foot for a third straight night. here's what we know at this hour, septa is preparing to go to get union members back to work for election day. septa says it will file an injunction to make sure that septa workers are on the job on election day. once again we have a team of reporters and photographers following the impact on the roads and the rails. >> george spencer and sky force 10 to give us a bird's-eye view of the problems. jessica boyington is with us again, andrea klein-thomas is

with it at 30th street station. >> reporter: some good news in the past 30 minutes, septa says both sides are currently talking right here at the hotel behind me, but this comes after both sides also sent out scathing, duellings to the press, criticizing each other in the public. inside the sheraton hotel, elected leaders were brought in to move negotiations forward. they sounded optimistic overnight. >> they're trying to figure out, which is a good thing, how to make this. >> reporter: but today a growing sense of new frustration, as duelling letters were sent from both sides, septa accusing the union from moving too slowly, threatening legal action and the union accusing septa of playing games and threatening the public. out on the picket line bus drivers say they need a reformed

pension plan, more break down and affordable health care. but septa claims they offered an 8% increase in pension and still no deal. with the election just days away, septa says it will file an junction in state court to force workers back on the job so people can vote on tuesday. >> they want us to go off strike for the election on tuesday, but don't care about us today. keep talking until you get it right. >> reporter: septa said they were concern that a -- we have not heard back from septa whether those documents were filed. and our coverage continues now with nbc10's andrea

klein-thomas is at 30th street station. >> how does it compare to yesterday when you were there? >> reporter: the crowds are coming in waves, but in terms of the sheer volume of people, it is better than this time yesterday. but when people still come, they're going to have to come and stand in lines. these lines don't last too long however. i talked to some passengers earlier, and they say some of their concerns are that especially as it pertains to late trains, when they look at the big board and see how late trains are, that's not always accurate. so they don't know when they'll get home. some say that's because express is the only mode of public transportation right now. they're making stops at all the places they may have passed before. but again, things are moving a little bit better than yesterday, police officers are here. septa personnel are also here, corralling the crowds, yelling

out when a train comes, letting people know what lines to stand in, but it is day three, passengers say they are still not used to it, but i can thsay that the chaos is more organized. >> loud and busy where you are. let's take you up to sky force 10 for a bird's-eye view of the rush hour drive. >> george spencer has a look at the drive. george, more crowded than usual out there on the roads? >> reporter: tens of thousands of people altering their daily commutes and university city is one area of a very high proportion of septa users. these live pictures from right above market and 31st show the congestion here markedly higher. you can see some people riding their bikes on the ground. likely in this traffic, university employee students, many of these folks rely on the trollies of west philadelphia,

the busses and the market frankfurt line, which runs right under ground through this stretch. as i have said, many of folks forced to use their cars during this strike, even local roads like this, you can see pretty gridlocked and really just crawling along as people come and go on the beginning of their evening commute. we'll be tracking it all from sky force 10, i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. >> blocking intersections too, george. on the ground, inside a vehicle, nbc10's tim furlong using the ride sharing service lyft to get a viewer home. >> how is it going, tim? >> reporter: tell us where we have gone from get from suburban station to get her. tell us the route here. >> from suburban station, we were pibled up by our lovely

lyft driver and then we sat in a boat load of traffic trying to get on to kelly drive. we eventually made our way to lincoln drive, which has been bumper to bumper traffic. >> reporter: we're actually moving right now, this is sort of deceptive, which we were not moving at all two minutes ago. it was nicer when we were kind of stopped. when you see this traffic out here, compare this to a normal day, with no strike going on, what would be the traffic be like? would it be a lot better than this? >> this is unusual, it's just 5:00 and we have been stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. usually it would be clear sailing on this road. >> i got you snacks, well, channel 10 got you the snacks. but this is still better than the rail line? >> this is much better. looking at the line, when you saw me, i was nervous about first getting on the train itself and having to miss it and having to wait for the next one, which who knows how long that

would have been. even if i had got on the train i would probably have to stand the whole way, and i'm at the end of the line, and that's a 45-minute commute to stand the whole time, which i would not like that. >> reporter: we're getting there, guys, we're almost at her house in chestnut hill. we got plenty of pretzels. >> taking it easy, helping folks get home. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we have seen the roads, what about the regional rail? >> we're starting with the regional rails, actually seeing very light delays in comparison to what we saw earlier in the week for the last couple of days, the most i'm seeing right now is elwyn train, about 20

minutes late. 12 minutes late for the -- it seems like a lot of folks are starting to seek alternate means of transportation. that's why we're seeing more of the backups on the roads. the schuylkill expressway, doesn't look too bad. right around spring garden street and we're seeing more of that delay. 28 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine expressway. where we are seeing some of the most delays, in vine -- and broad street, look at broad street, we have 5-mile-per-hour for average speeds on either site. this is south street over here, upper the vine street express way, we're dealing with single digits. slow going out there, we want to help you get to work at no charge during this septa strike. it's called get a lyft with nbc10.

go to our facebook page to find out how you can get a ride. we just saw nbc10's tim furlong, he's using the ride sharing service lyft to get around. >> he's buying snacks for people. and because tomorrow morning's rush hour could be just as challenging, we are starting our morning newscast a half hour early. and if you're away from your television, tap on the nbc10 app you'll find a survival guide to help you get around. if you take a look at first alert radar, there's a lot of green around. >> so how soon before this rain is out of here, sheena? >> it depends where you live, because some areas are seeing rain right now which will be clearing very soon and some areas will be seeing the rain soon. if you're in philadelphia or

trenton and some points north and west. parts of upper bucks county, now moving into upper montgomery county, the yellow showing you the heavier rain, the green the lighter rain richland now getting out of the heavier rain. we're seeing it move into central bucks county, marlboro seeing some moderate rainfall. it's going to continue making its way mostly to the southeast around 25 miles an hour. if you're in marion, 6:07, dplauser, 6:49. this is moving fairly quickly, right around 25-mile-per-hour for the most part. temperatures are right around 70 degrees, lehigh valley is at 63. so some cooler air starting to move in. we'll take a look at how cool your weekend's going to get coming up. a second suspect in a shooting in rittenhouse square

is in police custody tonight. he turned himself in to police in connection with an october robbery that led to a shooting. these two suspects were trying to rob two people inside a park when a man jumped in and tried to intervene. police say the suspects shot that good samaritan, now both teams are charged with attempted murder and. still no decision in the bridge gate trial. governor chris christie -- no ruling on that yet. jurors have been deliberating now for three days. continuing coverage -- we're also talking about the birds, bidding fair well to a key player who was pulled over

by police tonight. the eagles are explaining their decision. we head live to the csn studios next. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!"

the race for president is coming down to the wire. there are now just five days left before election day. pennsylvania is going to get some visits from several high profile political stars between now and election day. today we learned that hillary clinton's final event will be right here in philadelphia. she'll be joined by former president bill clinton, president obama and first lady michelle obama. the time and location of the rally has not yet been announced. clinton campaigned in north carolina this afternoon, and she spoke about the importance of

listening and finding common ground. donald trump held his fourth consecutive rally in the sunshine state. trump promised voters in republican rich jacksonville that supporting him means real change. trump's wife stopped in berwyn today. she told a crowd of more than 1,000 people that her husband wants to strengthen the borders, bring jobs back to the u.s. and improve national security. she also talked about standing up for women and ending childhood bullying, especially on the internet. >> i do worry about all of our children. as we know, now social media is a centerpiece of our lives. it can be a useful tool for connection and communication. it can ease the isolation that so many people feel in the

modern world. technology has changed our university. -- universe. it's the final campaign countdown and nbc10 will be there every step of the way, join us tomorrow and monday night for a preelection special. we'll talk about the latest developments and perspective on the race. we'll be broadcasting from xfinity live starting at 7:00 p.m. the birds have bid fair well to huff following his arrest on drug and gun charges. the eagles announced their decision to release huff early this afternoon. >> danny pommells joins us with more on that. >> josh huff was arrested tuesday morning, yesterday head coach doug pederson would play

sunday. huff was informed of the decision this morning. in a statement, huff said i want to apologize to mr. laurie and his family, my coaches, my teammates and all of the fans. when huff was pulled over, police found a loaded gun and over 50 groams of marijuana. howie roseman explained the eagles decision-making process. >> we just felt based on the circumstances involved, it was the right thing for us to do for our football team, we made this decision. everybody was involved in the decision, and in the last 48 hours, as we talk to people, we made this decision. >> muddying the waters earlier this year, another player was arrested and was not released by

the team. the eagles say that was a different set of circumstances. well, today, it's still a warm day, but the cooler air is on the way. it's right on the doorstep and it's going to move in as we go into tomorrow morning. mostly you're notice, i think tomorrow afternoon, a lot cooler than today, overcast skies, you're looking at rehoboth beach, we have seen some rain so far in delaware, but the main area that we're watching, that's down in our pennsylvania suburbs. so here is a look at the radar right now, most of the area dry, just dealing with the cloud cover, the rain is just north and west of philadelphia, north and west of trenton, hilltown just leaving bedminster. it is fairly heavy rainfall, but it's moving through quickly.

it's mostly moving to the southeast around 25 miles an hour so so. phil 6:00 and gloucester by 6:39. look at the lehigh valley down to 63 and we will be getting that cool air into the rest of the area as the clouds start to clear as we go overnight too. 69 degrees now with your neighborhood temperatures in west bradford counties, chester heights 69. if you're in collegeville, your temperature is at 70 degrees right now. most of bucks county still around 70 degrees. here's what's going on with the temperatures, though, the warm air is moving to the south slowly. we still have temperatures near 80 just to our south, but if you look north and west, that's that cool air, the cold front's moving through and as it does so, it's going to be noticeably cooler.

here's tonight, the rain by 11:00 p.m., that's going to be clearing out. we'll be drying overnight and then that chilly air gets here for your friday and it sticks around for the weekend. the good news is that we're going to be staying dry. by 7:00 a.m., clear skies, warm and sunny, by 5:00 p.m., 56 degrees, so you're going to need your jacket tomorrow. into south bay, we is do have our high temperatures around 60 degrees. sunday, temperatures are looking to be into the upper 50s to low 60s and we set our clocks back one hour as we go into sunday. your ten-day on t10 showing tha cool air. on election day, temperatures around the mid 60s. but we stay dry, so you don't have to worry about the umbrella

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listen to this. a special supermoon is coming to our skies. some are actually calling it a superduper moon. it will happen on november 14. that's one week from monday. the full moon hasn't gotten this close to the earth in 60 years and it won't happen again for another 18 years. this is one of three supermoons happening in the last three months, there was one in october and there was another one in december. so you got to make sure you see that. or maybe you're too tired from walking if you're in the city because of the septa strike. it's a third night for commuters coping with that city wide strike. >> we see the effects of the walkout. coming up a look at tonight's commute. plus the ripple effect of this walkout. workers who help people in need of medical assistance and the complicated process to make sure they get there while the busses and subways are stalled.

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>> we continue to follow developments in the septa strike. septa says it will file an injunction to make sure union members are at work on tuesday for election day. we're bringing you complete coverage from our team of crews following the impact on the roads and on the rails. >> george spencer is watching things from the air, but first we go to our traffic reporter jessica boyington. andrea, you found out people who need help are still -- >> reporter: health care workers are among those in this large

crowd, their work cannot wait, not even for a septa strike. >> donna kirby waits at a bus stop, not for septa, but for a shuttle her job now provides, for her the strike is more than an convenience. >> i can't get my children, me to medical doctors because of the simple fact septa is out of control. >> reporter: she's already had to cancel one appointment. >> i take high blood pressure, i take all kinds of medications. >> reporter: at jefferson hill, a large increase in cancelled appointments -- provides prescriptions 24 hours a day, severen days a week. >> we can do a back exam, we can look in your throat. >> most of them is wheelchair boungd.

>> even if that means that health care aides have to walk to make it to clients homes. >> reporter: now more than 500 jefferson doctors can provide those online appointments, they can diagnose colds, flu and other ailments. but what they want is for the strike to be over. now to sky force 10, it's been in the air for the past 90 minutes now, giving you a bird's-eye view of the rush hour drive. >> george, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: keith, the good news so far on this night number three is we have not seen really any massive or widespread trouble, but the slow and grinding crawl home for a lot of philly drivers is very real. and as you would expect, the areas that are typically served bicey feel the most pressure one

roads. you can see for a lot of commuters this major north-south corridor through the city, is just the most obvious way, where they're going, getting around the city, this is of the major routes that would typically be served by the broad street line. so the traffic you're skiing in these pictures is really typical along the length of this road as we move through this evening commute number three of the septa strike. we'll be watching it over the next hour. i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. >> it's really backing up out there, george, thank you. nbc10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is also keeping an eye on all those rails and the roads. >> we're doing much better today than we have done all week so far. we're only seeing pretty minor

delays, 12 minutes late for the norristown line, 13 minutes on thorndale trains. but the most i'm seeing right now at least in the last five minutes, is septa, 758, that's running 24 minutes late. moving to the roads, a lot of those cars, a lot of people that typically take the rails or take septa that's involved in the strike, are resorting to moving to their cars so all that overflow on to the roads. this is the vine street expressway, the delays aren't as massive as we have seen in the last three days. schuylkill, minor delays, and lastly, this is over in new jersey, so this traffic right here, this is 76 around market street in gloucester city. we want to help you get to work at no charge during this

septa strike, it's called get a lyft with nbc 10. go to our facebook page to see how you can get a ride. nbc10's tim furlong is using the ride sharing service to get around again tonight. we'll check back in with him in just a bit. because tomorrow morning's rush hour could be just as challenging, we're starting our morning newscast a half hour earlier at 4:00 a.m. if you're away from your tv, tap on the nbc10 app, it's free, you'll find a survival guide to help you get around while the strike is in effect. people are out, they're enjoying the warm weather, look at the jersey shore, this is nbc10 along the wildwood boardwalk when it was dry out there. but some showers did move through the shore this afternoon. >> doesn't look too bad out there. nbc10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen joins us now. >> some rain lingering. we still have the rain, not for

everybody, just some areas in pennsylvania, some of our pennsylvania suburbs, buckingham seeing some of that heavier rain. it's approving warring on the. parts of montgomery county near hadden field, this is breaking up compared to what we saw about an hour ago. so it is weakening, the same line that we have been watching going through the lehigh valley this afternoon, it's tracking to the south about 25 miles an hour. philadelphia 6:18 then moving across the river new jersey, whatever's left over of it. but it is starting to break apart a bit. take a look at our temperatures mostly around 70 degrees for the area right now. allentown cooling to 63, the warm air now a little bit farther to our south, that cool air moves in and you will notice it tomorrow and for the weekend. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up. penn state university is getting hit with a reported fine of more than $2 million for not reporting crimes related to the

jerry sandusky sex abuse case. the u.s. department of education says penn state violated the cleary act that requires colleges to report campus crimes and warn people if their safety is threatened. the fine comes after a five-year federal investigation that cited the university with at least 10 violations. >> the long-term effects of loneliness up next, what new research reveals about too much alone time and what it may lead to later in life. plus, fast food fight. listen to this, the item one man claims popeye's chicken failed to give him and what he's demanding in return now. and a terrifying moment during rush hour traffic, it was all caught on are. that's next on nbc10 news at 5:00.

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popeye's and blames them for choking. the man says he had to use his teeth to tear the chicken, causing him to choke. he is now demanding knives for all drive through customers, compensation and damages. it turns out the feeling of loneliness could be a sign of onset alzheimer's disease. researchers have found a link between loneliness and plaque in the brain. that plaque is a sign of alzheimer's and doctors are spot it decades before the disease sets in. dementme loneliness doesn't necessarily lead to dementia, but it can be a sign of it. a little boy was riding a toy into the street.

finally a police officer runs over, picks up the child, carries him to safety where he is reunited with a woman on the side of the road. >> unbelievable. >> just terrifying. we are continuing to follow the latest developments on night three of the septa strike. >> tim furlong is using the lyft ride sharing service. >> reporter: we dropped off our rider and we're heading to east philadelphia on kelley drive into center city. it's still a little heavy as you see the cars going by going out of the city. we're going to talk more about the traffic, in out and around philadelphia. our driver making sure we're safe. i'll show you where the showers are heading for the rest of this evening, also a cooldown

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my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. taking a live look right now at the septa 30th street station. the strike rolls on for the third day now. negotiations took a tense turn

today. and in the meantime, commuters throughout the city are forced to find other ways to get around. >> nbc10's tim furlong, there on the right side of your screen using lyft to get around. >> you just dropped off your passenger, how's the traffic now that you're heading back to the city? >> we dropped her off in chestnut hill, it took forever, forever. the traffic was so slow getting out. and really compared to earlier days in the strike, it almost seems like today people tried driving their own cars, so what happens is the roads just clog up. there's no way to get around. if there's 50 people on the bus, now there are 50 cars on the road in some cases. we're heading back through fairmount, we're kind of right behind us here is the art museum. so it's slow, it's jammed up, it's trying to get through here, you see all these people in the road next to us trying to get

into town. in different spots, that's kelly drive westbound, but in spots it gets jammed up too. it's slowing the entire works down everywhere in and around center city, philadelphia. we're in the car with our lyft driver tom. >> we almost saw tom there. tim, thank you so much. to south jersey in the meantime. we got to tell you about this. people are breathing a sigh of relief following the arrest of this group. the police say they were the major players in a massive drug ring. as nbc10's cydney long reports, there's hope tonight the bus will help buput a dent in camdes heroin epidemic. >> fr >> reporter: from puerto rico,

fernandez riviera was the kingpin. >> the ring aemgedly used gunnings and violence and threats of sflils conducting it's multimillion dollar drug trade. >> reporter: it will starve local drug dealers in camden almost immediately. camden police chief scott thompson knows the importance. >> the taking down of gordo is in essence the cutting head off of a snake. >> gordo is in jail in puerto rico. the drugs were taken -- >> packaged for sale on the street could have commanded up to $2 million. >> reporter: two of the suspects remain at large, but with a majority of the people busted behind the barbed-wires, we

asked local residents if they think will make a dent in the local crime. >> one time i got -- >> reporter: it will put a chokehold on the violence too. >> they're going to catch more people, not just the big ones, they're going to do the little guys too. >> this is something that had chemicals that went to really every neighborhood within the city of camden. >> reporter: from camden, cydney long, nbc10 news. well, some showers around still, so depending on where you are, you might still need the umbrella this evening. we have showers around the philadelphia area, but in parts of central to lower bucks county and also parts of mercer county, we do still have the rain here, the orange and yellow coloring, that shows you whether some of

the heaviest rain right now, warrington seeing that rainfall, newtown seeing some of that more moderate rainfall in bucks county. now we look closer to the philadelphia area, some light rain here right around the airport, near edge mont in west chester, but as we go through the rest of this evening, all that will clear, cooler air will start to move in just in time for friday and the weekend. temperature right now in philadelphia, still 70 degrees, 63 through parts of the lehigh valley, so that's that cool air starting to move in. pennsylvania suburbs were around 70 earlier. delaware still seeing temperatures around 70. low 70s for south jersey and along the jersey shore. as far as delaware temperatures are concerned, we are around 70 for harmony hill, marshallton, 70 degrees, 69 reed point. but if we go a little farther to the south in sussex county, 74 milton, 74 lewis, and in fact some of these spots not too long

ago were in the 80s believe it or not. tomorrow a very different day, so if the septa strike is affecting you and you're going to be walking or biking in to work, around 7:00, 49 degrees, and by lunchtime, mid 50s, and at 5:00, right around 60 degrees. highs will mostly be around the upper 50s to 60 degrees. elwyn, allentown 56 degrees, egg harbor city 60 degrees, newark 60 degrees but also dry. so a big change there. then we go into saturday morning, we'll see some 30 degrees temperatures and it does look good as we go across the weekend and to election day. so if you're heading out to vote, temperatures throughout the day will be cool, around the 60s in the afternoon, but nice and dry. all right the win was historic and one that was more than a century in the making.

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you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

a live look right now at wrigley field where all day people have been stopping to take pictures and selfies beside what is the home of the 2016 world series champions. >> the cubs win the world series! it's over! and the cubs have finally won it all! >> there you have it, game 7 of the world series was a wild one,

it ended past midnight in extra innings, the chicago cubs won the world series since 1908. watching this on the field brings back memories for a lot of sports fans. >> but for now, they're just that, memories. listen. >> phillys are world champions. >> brad ledge right now, every team in philadelphia is in a drought, it's been eight years since the phillies won the world series. what a great moment, though. the 76 haven't won an nba title in 33 years. moses mallone, dr. j, last time they won was against the los angeles lakers. flyers fans have been waiting for a win for even longer, 40 years, 1975 was the last stanley

cup title for the team. and of course eagle fans have hung on the longest, 55 seasons. >> oh, my gosh. >> they have been waiting for nfl title. no super bowls, the last time the eagles won the nfl championship, 1960. maybe this is time for that first elusive super bowl. maybe this year. >> it's been a long time. my goodness. >> too long. >> all right, nbc10 news at 6:00. all right, so turning now to our top story, the septa strike, it continues in minutes, delays are adding up on the regional rail lines. plus what happened when negotiations appeared to be on the right track but things went down hill today. we have coverage from the and the air, next.

one of new jersey's most popular roller coasters can being taken apart. >> i'm ted greenberg, how a major overall will give tit a different feel. >> i'm tracking that cool down in your neighborhood next. i alone can fix it!

bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!"