she's live outside the mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, this is happening across the country and today it's happening in philadelphia. there's going to be a strike at city hall this afternoon and not too long from now, here fast food workers at 31st and -- at mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny in north philadelphia will be walking off the job and walking the picket line. here's what the fast food workers are fighting for. $15 an hour plus union rights. there will be 500 protests nationwide today in 270 cities across the country. 20 cities in pennsylvania and organizers say this is the biggest strike to hit the fast food industry. it's all part of the leadup to the presidential elections next year, talk of raising minimum wage and these workers want the support of the candidates. as for this afternoon at city hall fast food cooks and cashiers will join workers from other industries who typically earn low hourly wages including airport, home care and nursing home employees. they're goin

but back here live at this mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny we are expecting to see a gathering herehin the next half hour of fast food employees across the city working to fight for $15 an hour. we're live in north philadelphia, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, katherine, thank you for that. >>> it is 6:05 and an anonymous tip led to the arrest avenue man who pleasable hit and killed a nine-year-old boy. darious condash was hit and killed friday in hanover township northampton county. police charged 22-year-old royce atkins with an accident involving personal injury or death. investigators became suspicious after noticing heavy damage to the front of atkins' car. he's being held in lo lieu of $50,000 bail. we'll keep an eye on this story and bring you the latest here on "action news." >> the gop chosen ones will take parter in the fourth republican presidential debate in milwaukee tonight. new jersey governor chris christie will not be among of them. eight will be on stage for a main event still head lined by front runners donald trump and ben carson. carson's autob

garrett county, allegheny county, light rain activity.he capital beltway of the district, it is dry. in thet 3:00, 4:00 morning, the heavier rain begins along with gusty wind. could have wind gusts up to 35. rain will develop, the wind out of the south and east. tomorrow morning, you will need the umbrella, absolutely, during the morning. wake-up fairfax, 56 aspen hill, petworth, chevy chase about 60 degrees. the futurecast, 6:00 in the morning, the heaviest rain over the d.c. metro and capital beltway, gaithersburg, germantown, rockville, slowly advancing to the north and east. i about 10:00 in the morning, a line of showers, thunderstorms to develop from winchester harrisonburg. all this moves off to the north and east. by the end of the day, skies clear and we may even have sunshine late in the afternoon. in the cooler air funnels in. by the time the system moves out, could be anywhere between a half inch and one inch of rain, drier for the end of the work and school week. 65 degrees midday, 68 the daytime high. i promised cooler air,

i-95 southbound here between allegheny and girard an area that would start to get busy anyway.ow you've got the right lane blocked so southbound jammed past the betsy ross bridge to approaching girard. we've got the right lane blocked right there with police assisting. it's been a day for disabled vehicles. we have another one out here and this is in whitemarsh township on barren hill road at center street. this guy has a flat tire and he's blocking a lane. hopefully someone is helping him try to fix that. on the pennsylvania turnpike we had some construction but the crews have left the scene and now we're looking pretty good on the turnpike with overnight construction clearing out. live on the ben franklin bridge no big problem out there. westbound traffic coming into the city, all your lanes are opened. eastbound we still have that construction blocking the right lane. and one issue in south jersey is this downed pole in vineland cumberland county so watch for it on mill road at oak road. you may see some restrictions there, matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> the paris att

this happened at the family dollar store in the 1900 block of west allegheny avenue in glenwood. surveillance video shows the suspect walk into the store. once he got inside, police say he pulls out a gun and plastic bag demanding money. the worker could not get the cash register open. that's when police say the suspect slapped her and pulled her hair. the suspect took off. anyone with information about this incident should call the police right away. >>> police in berks county need your help identifying a woman they say got her hands on some stolen bank card numbers and then racked up charges on their accounts. police say she used some kind of device to encode those stolen debit numbers on to other cards. they have say she used those to make a number of purchases investigators still don't know how she did it. if you recognize her, give police a call. >>> did the victims who testified against convicted sex offender jerry sandusky have incentive to do so? that is exactly what a judge wants to know. the judge today gave the attorney general's office a week to give him under seal an

that includes employees at this mcdonald's on the 3100 block of allegheny avenue in north philadelphia. they'll walk off the job, and just about 90 minute at 6:00 a.m. they joined home care and airport workers, among others, who want to see the minimum wage increase to $15 an hour. an afternoon rally at city hall is also planned. >> also, happening today, pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, will be in montgomery county courtroom for preliminary hearing. kane is facing charges of perjury, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice. she has been under investigation for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information in order to embarrass a political foe and then later lying about it. >>> philadelphia police have launched an investigation into a photo of two officers that went viral on social media. it shows those two officers right here asleep in their patrol car. police say the picture of the unidentified officers was taken by civilian at un dis closed location in the 24th police district. which covers part of kensington, and port richmond. >> an investigation is underway, and the

ninety-five southbound on the construction zone between allegheny and girard. that is example i was just telling you about in the construction zones where they moved all those lanes around you could be driving, through, and natural puddle because that is where drain is located, so it is always difficult when we get heavy rain and it is tough to see lane markers too when roads are wet and we don't have overhead street lamps. otherwise no problems on the turnpike, schuylkill looking good. mass transit running with no delays, chris and lauren, back to you. >>> this story sure to gross you out and it is only on fats. the rats bigger than cats invading one south philadelphia a row home. they are in the bedroom, crawling around the kitchen. >> diana our camera operator just shivered looking at this video. family tells us these rats have taken over. they want answers from the philadelphia housing authority but said they could not get the anywhere so they called us here at fox 29. chris o'connell went to investigate. >> i was terrified. i'm scared. sometimes i don't wa

brings -- it bridges the allegheny gap. it allows people to travel by boat into the interior of the great lakes system. this provides an outlet, not just to go into the interior, but to get stuff out of the importr to new york, to to go across the atlantic ocean or down the coast to serve the markets out there. right? the raw material that the u.s. is starting to produce. the only other way to get stuff out of the interior is by boat. where is south? new orleans. no one wants to go to new orleans bu. it is a mess, and no one wants to use new orleans as the major port. part of the reason was because of slavery. new orleans was a major slave market. it was the largest city in the south. it was a place politically unpalatable to a lot of people in the federal government. not everybody, but a lot of people. people sign new orleans as problematic for those reasons, plus it was too fringe into spanish and to everything else. it had all sorts of issues. that was a key one. can allowed americans who were settling this land, buildin

. >>> "action news" was outside of the mcdonald's at allegheny in north philadelphia today, the raindozens of men and women from bringing their picket signs to the sidewalk here. they say their demands are not outrageous they just want to take care of themselves and their children. >> i have two children and make $7 an hour, minimum wage should be raised. they maintain they like their jobs but need more security. you can watch more on this on world news following "action news" at 6:00. >>> the murder trial of a northampton man accused of killing his stepdaughter got underway, gregory graph is charged with murdering jessica padgett and that he abused her corpse and recorded the encounter at his allen township home and his attorney conceded his client is guilty but that his client did not plan on murder. >>> and now a story here on "action news," neighbors sprung into action to save a neighbor from a burning home and the dramatic rescue is caught on cell phone video, nicholas green started records near the 1400 block of 20th street, green a former volunteer firefighter got out of his c

i-95 southbound looking live at allegheny, southbound traffic heading toward center city. you can see we're slow and heavy approaching cottman and here from alley again to girard -- allegheny to girard. 20 minute ride from i-95 southbound. on the big picture watching for fog. look at the slow go on i-95. ment betsy ross bridge because of the fog they have reduced the speed limit to 35 miles per hour. they had that in south jersey on the new jersey turnpike, as well. speed restrictions they have lifted that in south jersey. you have to be careful as you head out. the fog is an issue right now. let's look at some of the other areas, i got off the phone with police in berks county. they have downed wires near berkeley road near route 61. the road is not entirely closed, but they have the downed wires and they are sending crews out to work on it right now. construction has cleared eastbound in chester county. look at the visibility. 1.7 in millville. that's better than a half-hour ago. 3 miles in wilmington. 5 miles at philadelphia international. enough that you want to call a

they gave us this surveillance video of the the crime inside of family dollar on west allegheny avenue:00 and pulled a gun on the 19-year-old behind the counter, he tried to make her open the register and she couldn't, and tried to get it open himself and he couldn't. he slapped the teen and pulled her hair and ran off without taking anything. >>> a government watch dog group brought mayor michael nutter and his successor together for a post election luncheon, the annual gathering including remarks by jim kenney as he prepares to take office and mayor michael nutter was honored today. he received the joan mark integrity in government award. it's named for joan markman who nutter hired with the goal of boosting transparency. >>> and the black coalition says they want to hold elected officials accountable for promises they made on the campaign trail, it's 31 recommendations to strengthen the black community at a summit many april and mayor elect jim kenney and others signed off on it, they want to make sure they honor the recommendations now that the election season is over. >>> coming u

. >> reporter: we're looking live on i-95 near allegheny light volume no overnight construction here, things are looking good. the vine let's see if it is closed. there's a cargoing through westbound at this point, but westbound and eastbound had been closed overnight for construction we're seeing a truck move through right now. scheduledded to open at 5:00 a.m., westbound is starting to move earlier, we're starting to see eastbound cars, as well right now. let's look at issues around the area. we have a sinkhole on germantown pike at meeting house lane, so traffic can get by, but you want to watch out for it and restrictions there. another issue it's a downed tree in bucks county. river road is blocked near quarry lane stick to easton road is the alternate. >> we're following breaking news out of the northwest africa, we'll get to that in a moment. first up, another sexting scandal has rocked a montgomery county school. let's go over to katherine scott she's got the latest at the school. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it's early on in the investigation, police are work

allegheny west, you see it has rained, it's light rain in the area right now.day rainfall. there are some breaks in the rain but we will see more rain later today, you could see it lining up to the south. the rain threat will be with us into tonight and early tomorrow morning. then a break tomorrow, veterans day. on thursday, see the snow in nevada. that's coming our way with more rain for our area. we'll get our sar. could see an inch in cape pay. it's a warter inch by noon time. heavier downpours according to this model for reading and lancast lancaster. look at the heavy rain potential not only this afternoon but this evening. 6:00 this evening it will be coming down. finally come to an end overnight tonight, we'll see those rain showers taper off early tomorrow morning. so stand by for more rain. clouds, rain, and a breezy day to bring down more leaves. be careful for all of the slippery spots. 50s to 60s this afternoon. tomorrow it will be a little bit warmer and a lot drier. for veterans day. perfect in the afternoon. partly sunny skies. then the snow out

no delays along i-95 near allegheny avenue. same is true on the vine street expressway opened overnight it is scheduled to close overnight tonight starting at 11:00 p.m. but 676 by 76 everything is open and ready for you this morning. there's a problem in plumstead township bucks county, 413 durham road shut down between stump road and old durham road because of an accident that happened after 3:00. you stay on 611 and use weeshim ormer road. mass transit is back on the normal schedule. a couple of changes on the route 23 bus terminates in the center city and 45 bus operational between south philadelphia and center city. >> breaking overnight, a normal peaceful montgomery county community became the scene of a grizzly crime. two people were shot to death inside a home. annie mccormick is live at the home on diamond street. >> reporter: hatfield police are on the scene. the coroner arrived moments ago. the montgomery county district attorney's office is handling the investigation is stopping short of calling this a murder suicid

we have a location in kensington on east allegheny avenue and location in west philadelphia on markett. >> how much food did you have to prepare? you started preparing when monday. >> we started preparing on monday. we have about 2600-pound of turkey, almost that much in mashed potatoes and stuffing and cranberry sauce, vegetables, lots of food. >> not to mention volunteer hours that went into this. >> tremendous amount of volunteer hours. we have culinary training program and they were kind of heading up the the effort. then we have ten or 12 volunteers in every day helping with the preparation of the food. >> salvation army does such great work and the neat thing to learn is that the the salvation army in america started right here in philadelphia a. what year was that 1879. >> 1879, over close to where our location is on east allegheny a avenue in north east by philadelphia. >> another interesting sight when we talk about food those kettles started in san francisco. >> they started in san francisco. whole idea was getting enough money to feed the homeless and feed hungry at that ti

you're looking at the video from inside the store an allegheny avenue on tuesday.he suspect went in and pulled a gun on 19-year-old female clerk. he tried to get the clerk to open the cash register, but she couldn't. he couldn't open it as well. the suspect flapped the teen and pulled her hair and ran off empty handed. >> a texas boy said bullying caused him to lose the use of his legs. his mother said she didn't know that her son was internalizing so much stress. she said the 8-year-old is not mature enough to express himself emotionally. >> one time they went to push him down and the other time -- >> therapist at the children's hospital in temple saying they are helping him to regain moment by teaching him to talk about his feelings. >> the christmas list of a sick boy from pennsylvania is getting a lot of attention in his community. he suffers from a rare genetic disorder and he uses a wheelchair to get around. he asked for a wheelchair accessible van that his family cannot afford. >> the van costs $40,000. his teacher handed his assignment to the principal. the

picketers in the rain outside of mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny. they'll join other protesters for a rally at city hall later today. >>> the president of temple university is on board for the plan for an on campus football stadium. he wrote an editorial the inquirer saying the $100 million project is the logical next step for the school. his reasons? momentum at the university and the need for a few game-day experience. right now, the owls play their games at the link and temple says it will work with homeowners in north philadelphia and city council to iron out issues but neighbor wes spoke to -- spoke with aren't sold on the idea just yet. >> they want it in front of their doos, that's all i have to say. they wouldn't want it across the street from them so why should we have to have it? >>> temple plans to answer more questions about the plan at its board of trustees meeting next month. >>> a top federal safety official says it's time for seat belts in all school buses. 25 american children ride a school bus everyday. the american academy of pedi

philadelphia, surveillance cameras captured the suspect coming into the family dollar store on west allegheny avenue. crews. >> reporter: able to get the blaze under control and fort fatally nobody was hurt. >>> still to come, some women claim a mistake in their birth control packaging, let to unwant said pregnancies, a lawsuit based against a company in montgomery county. a man with his weapon pointed toward them and police opened fire killing the suspect and police believe he just robbed a nearby sporting goods store. >>> a man gets a $20 million payout after being injured by a sliding door on a cruise ship, the door closed on james hoffman's head. the illinois native suffered a concussion and results in memory problems and seizures, a jury awarded him $2.5 million in damages and the cruise line says the judgment is excessive and will appeal the ruling. >>> police have several men in custody for alleging shining lasers in new york. one shined right into the cockpit last night, a pilot on board stayed overhead as they rushed to locate the suspect's vehicle. >> can you get that plate? >> we'l

maryland, garrett county, allegheny county, you are past peak. heading east, hagerstown, frederick, montgomery county, looking really good right now, and southern maryland at the high peak right now. conditions will get even better in that part of the area through the next couple days. 72 degrees the high earlier this afternoon, 63 the average. we will take temperatures well above average this time of year. 55 right now reagan national, clear skies, allowing temperatures to cool quickly, especially to the west, already middle 40's frederick, leesburg culpeper,as 45, same upper 40's fredericksburg. plenty of mild air to go around, mainly to the west. the coolest areas to the north and that will stay to the north the next double days. changes on the way for the weekend, with a shot of cooler air. from now until then, enjoy the nice weather. cloudy skies and showers suppressed well to the south, across the outer banks of north carolina. not a lot going on across the mid atlantic, meaning clear skies tonight. a clear start to the day tomorrow. sungla

this is 95 southbound at allegheny avenue.rash that was in the left lane during the last half hour is now pushed off to the side but southbound still plenty heavy from woodhaven on down to towards center city and in center city here is our number 47 bottleneck, this is the vine by the schuylkill. vine will close again tonight at 11 o'clock for construction and then tomorrow night again but after that, they'll be suspended for the holiday. holiday coming up. we'll check the holiday traffic again tomorrow rick and monica. >> thank you matt. >>> much more still to come on "action news" monday night. two dogs an potbelly pig strike an unconventional friendship after being abandoned by the side of the road. we'll explain how you can give them a happy ending. >> the day after another embarrassing eagles loss. ducis rodgers with more from chip kelly on what is next. adam. >> monica it's certainly feeling like winter at the beginning of the week. 33 is your wind chill right now in philadelphia, just teens to the north but don't get us

be aware they are moving barriers not and south on i-95 between girard and allegheny a avenue that active work zone here toward center city. they are working on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between street road, philly bensalem interchange all the way over to the delaware valley. they are working um here at q town interchange on the northeast extension between allentown, and quakertown. otherwise, schuylkill looking good, no problems or delays coming in the city, eastbound on 422 looking good out of collegeville in toward kop and for gang in delaware northbound 495 that right lane and off ramp blocked at terminal avenue best bet in the port of wilmington would be to use i-95. chris and lauren, over to you. >>> no jams? well, today is election day for pennsylvania and new jersey. >> really. so one of the big races in philadelphia is mayoral race. steve keeley is live outside the next winner's office, city hall, steve, good morning. >> reporter: how spoiled is the philadelphia a region with excitement and anticipation. last week, temple/notre dame game, a whole week of excitement. the

a broken down vehicle on 95 northbound approaching allegheny cleared out. that's good news.stration going on by city hall. watch out for rolling closures along broad arch j.f.k. and market a crash on broadway near crown point road. have a good weekend rick and monica. >> thanks matt. >> a south jersey officer comes to the rescue of a critter in an awkward situation. we'll tell you how it ended. >> and they put on their dancing shoes and limbered up for a big fundraiser in montgomery county. we will show you. adam. >> a stepdown in temperatures today back to the 50's and if you look at the north and west you've got 40's and 30's and we're tracking the coldest air so far this season. i'll let you know when it arrives in accuweather. >> in sports, jeff skversky here with eagles news. temple news and even some flyers news when "action news" comes right back. a lot going on. >> yeah. >> ♪ >> come on. let's get this off your head. come on. >> a police officer in ocean gate new jersey went on an unexpected adventure lately. officer jonathan whitney had to rescue a little skunk that

you're already jammed academy to cottman and allegheny to girard. side right here. yet another accident. this is in delaware county. the blue route northbound. all of our accidents on highways today. blue route northbound approaching route 30 for saint davids and villanova. we see police and penndot on the scene. looks like a single vehicle accident where the person might have just kind of slammed into the wall right here. northbound jams past broomall to approaching villanova. police and penndot on the scene with that accident as well. several other accidents. we'll run down them coming "philly what's up" a few minutes matt. >> thank you karen. >>> breaking overseas turkish officials confirm their military shot down a russian military jet saying it had invaded turkey air space during a mission in nearby syria. new video here shows a war plane on fire before crashing on a hill. turkey claims the jet's pilot ignored repeated warnings. russia denies the plane ever crossed into turkish territory. the pilots on board reportedly parachuted safely but mos

we're rather slow from allegheny to girard.n normal, they've. >> a few clouds still out there but sun starting to develop. bulk of the rain is off to the north and east. speak of veterans day if you're headed out for ceremonies by 9 o'clock, 57 degrees. by 3 o'clock that's your high, 65 a little breezy, clouds and sun. above average temperatures for your veterans day ceremonies today. >> thanks to all the great men and women who served this country particularly those around there, around here watching right now. for karen rogers dave murphy tamala edwards i'm matt o'donnell. have a great day, everyone. "gma" is next. >> ♪ dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. because i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne

this is the scene in monroeville, allegheny county, the suspect crashed it into a vitamin shop and tookr in south carolina is taking action after a video was posted on social media that appears to show a day care worker threatening her infant daughter, the video was posted on snap chat and it shows the worker threatening to kill her daughter. she wasted no time reporting the incident to police. >> i had a lot of rage and i had a lot of anger, but i'm not going to go and be belligerent, i'm not going to be crazy i'm doing it the right way. >> the day care says they reported an incident to child services but did not report any other details. she is currently looking for another day care. >>> the government is helping students at a local high school that hope to have a future in health care, philadelphia school superintendant, dr. william hite was in roxborough for the big announcement. the department of health and human services awarded a five year grant to the school than will help prepare 70 studentses for a career in health care and science. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, some

the allegheny sheriffs says that the linebacker was leaving the locker room on his way to the field when he came across bandits, a sheriffs department canine. >> he directly engaged our officers in a very threatening and intimidating manner. >> reporter: they claim most men respect the badge and everyone respects the dog. but the deputy told us by phone that armstrong had no respect, but he lifted his shirt and started beating his chest at the dog. >> i saw him jumping around and screaming and barking hey dog, a dog, send your dog. >> and it never charged, but the catch, pennsylvania has a law that says that it is unlawful for any person to willfully and maliciously taunt, torment ortiz any dog, including those used by county or state police. doing so is a third-degree penalty. and he may - - third-degree felony and he may soon be facing charges. >> we are currently reviewing all information and taking the witness statement. >>> we checked and the third degree felt - - felony can get you seven years behind bars and $13,000 in fines. >>> an suv slammed into the garage of a house in a mall

southbound traffic jamming already approaching cottman and again allegheny to girard.is just how many accidents we have in and around the area. this one is in burlington on sunset road near mount holly road involving a vehicle that smashed into a tree. there are minor injuries. a tow truck on the scene. don't forget with mass transit new jersey transit buses and patco running on a special holiday schedule today, dave. >> all right, karen. on the big board this morning, it's cold out there right now with some areas down around the freezing mark. by 9 o'clock, we'll be up to 39 in philadelphia. then 49 by noon. this afternoon is not going to be too bad. 53 is your high. a little milder than yesterday and with light winds and lots of sun it's looking and feeling not bad for this time of year. across the country we've got some clouds in the midwest but really no major weather makers until you go out to sierra nevada with snow in the upper elevations an bit of rain on the west coast of california. all green aircraft this morning as we have no major delays in any of our most

philadelphia to remember a woman killed last weekend in a horrific crash me have a vigil north broad near alleghenyvenue where sheila hill was hit. they lit candles had a poster and left flowers at the scit and hill was driving atm and raxt tv and a car jumped a curb hitting and killer her. >> a wild chase on streets of philadelphia after two zebra as escaped from fairmont park. they had a brief taste of freedom before captured. it was enough to cause a stir in the neighborhood where it happened. "action news" reporter christie aleto is live in fairmont with more, high, christie. >> hey there walter this is not something you see every day and unfortunately those zebras were not on the loose long but it has a lot of people asking how did they escape. >> two zebras spotted in a planet fitness parking lot. then running down a neighborhood street and even at a kfc on busy city avenue. >> i was like oh, my god. they have zebras in west fully. >> neighbors took to social media to chronicle the scene. they confirm to "action news" they're now investigating. circus says two acts broke loose and gal vanitye

and an accident, near allegheny.nsylvania turnpike, heavy philly bensalem over to valley forge, put about an hour on the clock there. north on the blue route, 476, heavy from delco, all the way up to the turnpike, about 43 minute trip there. and the schuylkill expressway, a mess, westbound, early morning accident out near gulf mill. casino of set the tone. we're just inching along from the boulevard all the way out through king of prussia. mike and alex being back over to you. >> hey, if you made out with carry underwood, would your wife be mad? >> that's like my what do you call that get out of home free card. my hall pass. who was best dressed last night, carrie underwood? i think maybe so. we'll go through the list and see who is best dressed at the cma last night. come back. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> ♪ >> judge would we play justin timberlake? >> you know's song writer. >> no, here is the real reason. kit cat k

the allegheny county sheriff's office said ray-ray armstrong beat his chest and barked at the dog at heinz field on sunday. taunting a police dog is a third-degree felony in the state of pennsylvania. >>> investigation underway into a deadly motorcycle crash in santa clara. police tweeted this photo of the scene at saratoga and pruneridge avenue. officers say the motorcycle collided with an suv at 5:15 last night. the mail motorcyclist died at the scene. the road was closed for six hours as police investigated what happened. >>> a san leandro man is on trial for vehicular manslaughter . 24-year-old corey mcdonah first came to our attention on this c.h.p. video. deputies arrested him doing wheelies on interstate 580 in oakland last spring. he was sentenced to probation. just three months later, last july, prosecutors say he was driving drunk when he crashed his corvette on that same stretch of freeway. mcdonah's friend was ejected and killed. >> it's a harsh reality every time we wake up and his room is still there. we still have his cars. his guitar. we're not ready to change that pa

picketers will start near 31st and allegheny before a rally at city hall this afternoon. >> arrest in a delaware murder 30 years in the making. next, cracking the case, how police put the pieces together after all of these years, in a crime that led them all the way to georgia. plus, rising waters. we'll take a closer look at video that threatens several school buses and texas and prompted lawmakers to take action. >> the falling water this morning is the problem, the roads are damp, it is 53 degrees at 5:36. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> 21 minutes before 6:00. the rain is coming down, cape may is seeing steady and heavy rainfall in the area. and we will see a rainy morning. it's this afternoon that we may see some breaks in the rain. but not the wind. that steady wind bringing the moisture into the area. winds are a little stronger at the shore, 17 miles an hour now in wildwood, dover seeing 17-mile-an-hour winds. the rain coming down, cape may you can see some steady rain there. and it's light rain in philadelphia. even a few breaks north and west. that

i'll show you the scene right here this morning mcdonald's near 31st and allegheny in north philadelphiademonstrators here are demanding a raise in minimum wage. up to $15 an hour. other workers taking part in today's protest include home care and airport employees. >>> a majority of voters in new jersey want governor chris christie to he had his bid for the republican president thal nomination to a new poll. 66% of voters said the governor should drop out of the race. 33% said he should stay in. when asked if campaigning had distracted christie from his duties as governor, 63% of garden state voters said yes. 33% said it's not distracting him. >>> tonight gop presidential candidates go head to head in their fourth national debate. christie won't be on the main stage this time. his low poll numbers find him in the under card debate. correspondent craig boswell has more now from washington. >> reporter: republicans square off in another debate tonight and the verbal sparring is already heating up. >> what's going on with this election i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: donald

they drove to a gas station at york and allegheny where video shows them unsuccessfully trying to get money from an atm. the suspect took off in the victim's car. they tracked the cell phone which led them to a suspect and accomplice. >>> today we remember and thank all of those who have served in the armed forces. president obama presiding over veterans day ceremonies at arlington national cemetery. he's not satisfied with improvements made to health care for our nation's vets. >> we're going to keep investing in facilities and the physician and staff to make sure our veterans get the care when you need. that is our obligation and we are not going to let up. >> the president laid the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. >>> a show of appreciation for vets who have fallen upon hard times. homeless vets received a free hot meal tonight at chosen 300 ministries in spring garden an among those serving food were current service members at joint base mcguire. here in philadelphia veteran groups tell us they've made great progress toward solving problem. >>> a dry night in olney.

the allegheny county sheriff's office says ray armstrong lifted his shirt, beat his chest and barked at the dog at heinz field in pittsburg on sunday. it happened in a stadium tunnel before the raiders played the steelers. taunting a police dog is a third-degree felony in pennsylvania. armstrong said no comment yesterday. >>> a new look to some california drivers licenses starting tomorrow. the new identification system designed specifically for veterans. >>> first, an investigation is underway after a small business jet crashed into a building. what officials plan to do as they begin their investigation. fç >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." look at that. pretty creepy. a candid clinton -- mountain lions getting a drink of water in sonoma county. video shot by a man in bennet valley. he set up a camera to see what kind of wildlife was in his neighbor hood. state officials say there's no reason for people to worry about the big cats. most people who live in the area say they are more compressed by the unusual sighting of mountain lions unless you are concerned and walking out with

included superior court judge christine donahue she's held that position since 2008 and is from allegheny county. also running five two-year old superior court just david wecht and i talked to him over the phone just minutes ago. >> the power is in the hand of the people to reshape the court to restore integrity honesty and ethics to the court and transparency. the people should know this is a critical election. it is an election that will shape the future, not just for us but for our children and grandchildren. >> we featured four other candidates tonight a at 5:00. from it the california experts are calling the race for the supreme court, one of the most important electionness recent years. yet with that said many are still forecasting low voter turnout. reporting live from the sat center, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> reminder of the importance of going to the polls tomorrow philadelphia district attorney seth williams and committee of 70 ceo david thornberg held a joint news conference to remind voters their rights are protected. williams says d.a

the allegheny sheriff's office is still investigating the case and the raiders have been notified. >> an update to a story we told you about last night. the bay area's biggest city was hacked, san jose's website was hacked along with the website for the police department. hackers launched a denial of service attack clogging it up so much no one could logon. today, we have learned the hackers may have accessed the information people give to the city when they sign up for classes. >> when it comes to cities, there really are a lot of pieces of information, you know, that a city, they have. for example, almost every city has a parks and rec department. and the parks and rec department often has information not only about the citizens but the citizens' children. >> the website is back online now, but security companies say it's time to watch city websites much more closely. >> up next, google maps making a change. stay with us. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care an

. >> reporter: two heavily populated counties in pennsylvania, allegheny and westemoreland the sheriff's report a doubling of applications as well after the karen nap inflicted a week ago in europe and now in northwestern africa. no surprise to the sheriff of which of the county. >> the general feeling is one of vulnerability that should something happen that individuals want a right to defend themselves their family and someone else. >> i was up in the world trade center september 11th and i remember seeing what it was like during the attack and the reaction of people on the ground and, you know, i think it's just an important thing that we -- we embrace this right to defend ourselves if something ever did happen here. >> reporter: now over 14 years after bin laden successfully attacked the u.s. mainland fanatic terrorists still have the u.s.a. and the rest of the western world living in the grip of fear. in collegeville, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> and world news tonight with david muir will have more on the mali hostage situation and the paris attacks. that is neck at

o'clock hour this will not cause too many slow downs in and around this area i-95 southbound at alleghenyis is what we are looking at in the southbound direction. nice steady flow we have, a accumulating on our roadways, a lot of you getting a jump start to the morning. this is another area where we had a disable vehicle, but it has been since clear. to thinks 309 north bound approaching paper mill million road but you can see it is very light track here, we will both see that heat up as we move towards 6:00 o'clock hour. this is where we have an accident involving a motorcycle kelly drive at lemon hill drive, all of the out bound lanes are block, still, right now, so this is a serious accident, you will want to use an alternate such as sedgley drive and i'll have another update about that in about 15 minutes, erika, back over to you. >>> the the owner of the sixers and new jersey devils is apologizing to two youth soccer teams this morning. it seems josh harris helicopter forced cancellation of their games. harris uses a newark prep school soccer field to take off and land in his chopper

it is happening on the 3100 block of west allegheny, and it is part of nationwide demand to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. an afternoon rally at city hall is also planned. workers and other industries will also take part today, including home care, and airport employees. >>> also, happening today, it is back to court for pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane. she is due in a montgomery county courtroom this afternoon, for a preliminary hearing on a second degree perjury charge. prosecutors claim, kane lied to a grand jury about an oath of secrecy she signed when she took office in 2013. >>> 5:04 right now. dozens every black football players at the university of miss yourly return to the practice field today. the players had joined student leaders who demanded their resignation of president tim wolfver racist incidents on campus. he stepped down yesterday. cbs news correspondent adrianna diaz with more now from columbia, missouri. >> i am a revolutionary. >> student at the university of missouri demanded action and got it monday, when president tim wolf stepped down

this in the rain a little later on, i-95 basically dry, we're seeing a jam approaching cottman to allegheny girard. so dry right here. a new accident popping up on the schuylkill expressway trying to get to school can't do that when the school bus is sitting on the schuylkill expressway. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound near university avenue. we can see the school bus blocking the left lane. we have a jam there matt. >> workers from philadelphia international airport have hit the picket line to protest low wageses and unfair treatment. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: matt, things are well underway by terminal b these are subcontracted airport workers. they walked off the job last night they will be here throughout the day. today is different for the firms they quad nateed flights with -- coordinateed the strike with airport workers across the country. last night workers at philadelphia international walked off the job on to the pick line. subcontractor airport workers baggage handlers and wheelchair attendants are launching simultaneous strikes one week from thanksgiving.

i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city jammed from academy to cottman and allegheny to girard we have an accident in conshohocken watch for it at rebel hill road. we had a vehicle fire at cheltenham avenue they put out the fire, crews left the scene. traffic is moving better. 42 northbound no big problem just yet, but volume between 544 and 295. matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. we continue to follow developing news, fire crews battled a two-alarm fire in delaware. the fire broke out after 3:00 a.m. we're told several recycling bundles were engulfed in flames at the gold medal recycling buildings. workers in two buildings did have to be forced out, nobody was hurt. what sparked the blaze is currently under investigation. >>> a trip to a dollar store was no bargain for one delaware county man. at least two men opened fire on him in a robbery attempt. let's go over to katherine scott live on the 1400 block of chester pike in sharon hill with the latest on the police chase. >> reporter: police are searching for two systems they believe it was a robbery attempt that took place in

we have a freezing rain advisory for the blue ridge mountains, out to the west, alleghenies, that's whereou will see some of that freezing rain. possibly, again, higher3d$dk7hñ elevations. so as we continue for the next several days, temperatures will go up. we'll have o9hin. we'llÑi talk about when wei'll sunshine. >> the latest in decision 2016.3 hillary clinton is in washington today.Ñi this afternoon she will speak. later this evening wew3 expect several democratic senators to endorse her at a fund-raiser at the hyatt regency in capitt ccy hill.çó and donald trump says blackok lives matter folks must have convinced a group of black pa pastors not to endorse him as they were set to dgk today. he should be in manassas on friday. he's planning a rally at the prince william county fair grounds. >>> popet( fr$isc plans to meet with muslims today in the capital city of the central african republic. he insisted on visit the city. years of religious violencexd pope francis his mission is to be an apostle of hopd, >>> work one1 a busy road might slow you down this week. where you might need t

i-95 northbound to allegheny avenue there's a broken down truck.ing there. looking at the sunrise coming up over delaware and new jersey and pennsylvania. let's go outside to karen rogers. >> reporter: hey, matt, it's cold out here, 37 degrees. feels like the 20s. satellite and radar showing clouds to the south and west. that moves in later on this evening, and tonight. let's check the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly cloudy, we're seeing early sunshine, but the clouds lower and thicken through the day. 48 degrees for the high. later this evening, into tonight we start with showers, the rain develops overnight tomorrow is a wet day, periods of rain all day, 57 degrees. we get more rain on wednesday, milder, though, 61 for the high. the rest of the seven day dry and sunny. >> police in montgomery county are not searching for any suspects that left two people dead overnight. it happened on the 100 block of diamond street in hatfield. >>> look for the best deals at 6abc.com for cyber monday, happy shopping. options available to patient

jamming at cottman and allegheny to girard. septa regional rails, airport line shuttle busing, the entire line this weekend, guess what, so is the media/elwyn line and shuttling buses lansdale doylestown line. >> reporter: we're down to the 50-degree mark in a lot of spots. 52 by 9:00 a.m. noon 56. the high 58 degrees cooler than yesterday. the winds are continuing to build. through most of the day we'll see wind gusts in the 20s and 30s. look out for debris on the roads, bus drivers and car drivers, as well. >> something l athletes have been doing for several years, sweat testing. and now it's going mainstream. a small sweat patch can reveal how much you sweat and the concentration. we tried it out on two local athletes. >> it's interest to find out firbled be -- firbled -- if i should be doing something else. >> sixers face the thunder in oklahoma city. nerlens noel is expected to return to the court he missed the past two games because of sore wrists. >>> flyers not much better goalie steve mason was in the net, the caps win

thief that tried to rob a family dollar store but ran into trbl, this is inside of the store on alleghenyue, and the suspect walked in and pulled a gun on the clerk and tried to get the clerk to open the register but could not. the suspect then slapped the teenager and pulled her hair and ran off empty handed. >> from our delaware newsroom tonight, the cause of an early morning it fire at a recycling business in minquadale is still under investigate. there were workers inside at the time and everyone managed to get out safely. investigators did not say how the fire started. >>> comcast is trying to refew its deal to operate in philadelphia today and today a city council committee held the fin final meeting on this. meanwhile protesters voiced their concerns, they want the city to invest more in schools and add protections for workers and make rates more affordable. >>> and student protesters converged on city hall tonight way list of demands for local leaders, they want a $15 minimum wage for campus workers, free tuition at public universities and student debt to be forgiven, students fro

the allegheny county sheriff's office says ray-ray armstrong lifted his shirt, beat his chest and barked at a police dog at heinz field in pittsburgh . it happened in a stadium tunnel before the raiders played the steelers, and taunting a police dog is a third-degree felony in pennsylvania. armstrong said no comment yesterday. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. highway 24, how's that looking? >> doesn't look bad. dave and pam, this commute is a little bit lighter because some people have the day off for veterans day. a lot of government offices are closed. the post office is closed. so things like that might make it a little better. also looking at some of the other commutes at the bay bridge. still a backup but just looking at this, i've been doing this every day for a long time. i can look at this and tell it it is lighter than usual and the key indicator is the ramp over on the left from 880. driving to the bay bridge and you have one of those fast track things, you'll get on the bridge with little or no delay at all because it is lighter than normal. let's take a look at the

you see all of the new lines painted here over weekend, both directions on i-95 between girard and alleghenythe different configurations out there. they have put new paint down over weekend and on the blue route heading down toward the airport southbound lanes of 476 watch out for construction crews setting up on the ramps to i-95 south. keep in mind at the the a airport give yourself some extra time and speaking of the airport no delays right now but later today they are working on i-95 to the ramps to the double decker bridge, back over to you. >>> lets get to chris with more this morning. >> 6:22. a man hits the streets demanding the the shooting of the unarmed black man. witnesses a say man and his girlfriend were at a birthday party in minneapolis sat take night. girlfriend called 911. clark confronted paramedics. when police got there they got in the scuffle with him. an office are shot clark during that fight. witnesses say clark was handcuffed when he was shot. >> the guy was headfirst down on the ground he was not moving, fighting, screaming, nothing. next thing we know, maybe, mayb

this started at the store on west allegheny avenue tuesday afternoon. police say the robber pulled out a gun, demanded the woman open the cash register. when she should not do that he got angry and began slapping her and pulling her hair. the man then ran out of the store empty handed. if you happen to recognize him, you're asked to call police. >>> new details in the death of brendan creato. sources confirmed the grand jury subpoenaed 20-year-old sarah jessica creato, the sister of brendan's father dj. a year ago she made a video for a college project about the death of a young boy. her nephew portrayed the boy in that video. her attorney says it's just pure coincidence. >> it's a red herring. i would encourage people not to focus too much on it. i think it's a waste of time. >> five weeks ago, brendan creato's father reported him missing from his home in haddon township. the boy's body was found in the cooper river park about a half mile away. autopsy and toxicology tests provided by n provided by no clues about how he died. >>> a man is in the hospit

ninety-five, between allegheny and girard. is no shoulder, and the traffic pattern gets shuffled around. 422, starting to see delays, coming out of pottstown, and then watch for that crew working later on today, between oaks and trooper starting at around 9:00. mike and alex, back to you. >> 6:32, developing this morning, violent attack in. >> person at the hospital right now, another person in jail. and steve is on this story. steve? >> reporter: violent brawl between two guys in their four's, one officer here, just keeping guard, but it happened in a suburban corner house where three people rent. it is a couple, boyfriends and girlfriends, and roommate, who came home in the middle of the night while the couple was asleep, wakes up the other guy, and they get into a fight it, goes downstairs, into the kitchen here. you can see both of these people are mini-van owners, so they're older folks, but his fight got real violent. it involved a kitchen knife. one guy pulls out the knife, stabs the other guy three times, and the guy w