traffic lights synced to keep busses moving quickly. some riders are not happy about the permanent closure. >> public square is a good place, but having that blocked completely is not a good idea. >> as a rider, we should be able to commute back and forth, because sometimes we may need to get over there but to get off early just to go meet a connection. >> reporter: brian cummings tweeted about the announcement, calling it an unfortunate decision. again, the city and rta will take about two weeks to come up with a plan to present to a federal agency. meanwhile, busses will continue to go around public square, but not through it. live at public square, sarah finney, news 5. >>> right now, as cold weather fire marshal says fatal fires in ohio are on the rise. first responders need to be ready for anything. our meg shaw is live at headachewood fire department this morning. meg, they'll be holding a special training session today, right? >> reporter: this training is a first of its kind in lakewood. the firefighters will use state of the ar

i'll see about the school busses, talk to mr. clyde and see about the park... at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. we'll go to meadow glen park where the clyde music company is installing a record player and a public address system. the kids have been asked to bring their favorite records. the food and refreshments have been taken care of so i guess that's about it. thank you. (applause) nancy: i'd like to say something for the benefit of mr. briggs and the committee. what you may not know is that bud had very little help in putting this all together. dick harvey furnished the refreshments, bud: well, the real truth is i didn't do it all by myself. my mother and father and sister, well they did, well i couldn't have done it without them. my dad had told me before that there is nobody hardly who doesn't have to depend on somebody else. i had to learn that the hard way. (? father knows best theme music) and jane wyatt withlinor donae, bly gray a laun chapin - margaret. - yes, dear. - oh, come on down and meet an old friend of yours. c

in fact most busses don't. and the crash in tennessee is reviving the discussion of whether school busses should have seat belts. only six states require seat belts on school busses. tennessee isn't one of them. neitherer is pennsylvania or delaware, but new jersey is one of the issues. price is one of the issues. federal officials have estimated the price of up to $7,000 to $10,000 per shoulder belt on busses. until recently federal regulators didn't push the idea, but that changed a year ago, when they called for seat belts on newly purchased busses. >> would safety belts make them even safer? absolutely. >> reporter: why not mandate that right now. >> there's no question that the safety belts would help, but the issue is beyond just that, how do we make student transportation safer. >> with all due respect, what do you say to the parentses who are putting their kids on busses today, they don't want to wait. >> and right now putting them on that big yellow school bus is still the safest way to get to school.

cbs 2 first told you about a plan to incorporate seat belts on school busses in ?iowa - last month.. the des moines school district is using seat belts on some busses for a state study. it cost up to 95 hundred dollars to put seatbelts on one bus, so the cost is a big factor. for more information on the study - you can visit our website.. cbs 2 iowa dot com. more people are wearing their the wheel now.the national highway traffic safety administration says 90 percent of drivers and front-seat passengers wore their seat belts in the car in june. it's at an all-time high, up from 89 percent last year. the administration also says as far as safety features go - the seat belt is the single most important...above air bags and emergency brakes. in 2015 - seatbelts saved nearly 14-thousand lives. iowa roads have been especially dangerous this year traffic deaths. and half of those deaths were from ?not wearing a seatbelt. last year 3-hundred-20 people were killed in traffic crashes. this year that number is already at 3-hundred-51. if the trend continues by the end of the

. >> reporter: the ban on busses in public square is now permanent. how this will affect your trip downtown. >> reporter: firefighters do more than just fight fires, oftentimes they deal with serious medical emergencies. coming up, i'll show you how local firefighters are taking their training to a whole new level. >>> good morning. thanks for waking up with good morning cleveland. we want to get to the forecast, good morning. >> good morning to you. current readings across the area, we're in the 40s, a couple 30s are showing up. it's close to average for this time of year. we may see a couple sprinkles as the day goes on. here's 47, could see a spotty sprinkle in the morning, 50 by 5:00 this evening. we're in the middle of a warming trend once tomorrow gets here. then the weekend, we have a lot to talk about for the weekend, more on that as the half hour rolls on. >>> we have lane restrictions around 90 and 77, that work will wrap up around 6:00 this morning. noticed a little bit of a slow under the speed limit. we're not seeing any problems on the b

this stretch of superiors was initially planned for busses. on the ground you can see it see it says "bus only." the mayor says the change will for the next two weeks, the city and rta will work together to put together a plan to show the federal agency it needs to be approved before construction can begin. they said they'll make changes to other areas, focusing on west third to east 18th on superior. the routes may be changed to look more like euclid avenue with traffic lanes for busses only and traffic lights synced to keep them moving quickly. not all happy about the changes. >> as a rider, we should be able to commute back and forth because sometimes we may need to get over there but we have to get off early. >> it will be congestion and it's not a good idea to close that down. >> reporter: at least one cleveland councilman also not pleased with this announcement, posting on twitter, saying that it is an unfortunate decision. again, the city and the rta two weeks to come up with a plan to present to the federal agency. >> sarah, thank you.

others like jason busse treated their kids to an early christmas gift jason busse, las vegas: we got a tv for our bedroom our ps4 and a couple games abby: are these christmas gifts that ct until dec 25? jason busse: i think we'll bend the rules on that one. the national retail federation says 30 million consumers like busse will shop on thanks giving day. 99 million will brave the long outdoor lines on black friday... shopper: i bought a camera for 450 and a 200 dollar tv 4k hd. but they all tell me the pay off makes it worthwhile. shopper: definitely and nothing will stop shoppers from great deals... not even bad weather. this is footage from portland... where hundreds of customers were outside in the rain... waiting for best buy to open. apparently, some were there since one a-m. in portland... best buy and toys r us were among the first stores to open. with the holiday shopping season underway... everyone is out trying to find the perfect gift for those on your nice list. fox's jonathan hunt has some ideas to get you started. here are a few suggestions for your holiday shopping li

new at 6:00, a battle over who should pay the cost of bussing students to a milwaukee catholic school. >> live outside the high school to tell us why. >> shannon, the head of this high school says state law transportation. now, they're fighting for it. >> these three buses arrived at saint joan every morning and afternoon, a necessity for many students who don't have another option. >> this parent doesn't speak english. her daughter, a junior, translates. >> she works, and she starts around the same time. >> like the rest of the 70 students who take the bus, she lives two miles away from school. accordingly to wisco state law requires local public school districts to transport students from public and citywide private schools if they need the qualifications -- meet the qualifications. >> i was able to obtain birth certificates from families in order to verify legal names, and we gathered information for addresses. >> head of the school says after a push last year to get pps to provide bussing, district leaders say they do not provide schools, costing saint joan $108,000 for this year

tens of thousands of people struggling to get home with no trains and busses. >> a bird's-eye view of the situation as the region copes with what is anything but an average wednesday evening. here's what we know at this hour. septa's regional rail line is running, but picketers are barred from blocking regional rail workers from getting to their jobs, so unlike yesterday there are no widespread cancellations, both sides did have a negotiating session today, the main sticking point, worker pensions. so once again we have a team of crews watching the roads and the rails. >> we have mitch blacher in sky force ten, jessica boyington is with us today. rosemary connors has the story of thousands of students having a tough time getting to school because of the strike. we're going to begin with andrea klein thomas. what's it like there, andrea? >> it's very noisy at the 30th street station. tell me about the difference, how sit different now? >> at least another 45 minutes getting home. it was pretty slow yesterday, morning commute, not too bad, maybe another 15 or 20 minutes. but it's going

and route ten trolley right now shuttle bussing because of that water main break, 63rd street malvern avenue and also 33rd street and market street. so again, that's due to the water main break, however, route 15 trolley shuttle bussing due to construction, talking more about that, coming up in a little bit. rahel, back to you. >> new this morning, crews just placed a fire at a tire shop under control in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. flames broke out around 3:00 this mourn, inside jewel's tire shop, frandford avenue. and it didn't take firefighters long to knock down the flames, still are on the scene sprague hot spots right now. no one was hurt. >> this morning, a chester firefighter is recovering after he was hurt in a two alarm fire. the blaze broke out in the 600 block of east 22nd street. the firefighters suffered minor leg injury. several people were forced from their homes, no one else was hurt. no word yet on a cause. >>> fire damages a learning center in philadelphia's lawncrest section. the early learn's children's academy caught fire last night. fortunately, there

again, that would be the city buss that aren't running but suburban buss are.ding in a lot of the different areas that are still running. we've already had to deal with overcrowding anyway with a lot of lines moving into center city and skipping platforms. be prepared to have a backup plan. you're going to be stuck and sitting with all of these different market frankford again, the subways, buses, trolleys, not running. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> after you're stuck outside, you'll be stuck in much colder conditions this morning. we're looking at a much colder morning. we'll see a nice warmup during the day. lots of sunshine and today starts a warming trend. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon and there are some 70s ahead. but this evening, there will be some clouds in the area that keeps us a bit milder this evening than what we saw last night for trick or treating. 41 degrees right now. just a little bit of a breeze. it's at 6 miles an hour. i much lighter wind this morning than we had yesterday. with clear skies, the temperatures are still fal

others like jason busse treated their kids to an early christmas gift jason busse, las vegas: we got a tv for our bedroom our ps4 and a couple games abby: are these christmas gifts that cant be open until dec 25? jason busse: i think we'll bend the rules on that one. the national retail federation says 30 million consumers like busse will shop on thanks giving day. 99 million will brave the long outdoor friday... shopper: i bought a camera for 450 and a 200 dollar tv 4k hd. but they all tell me the pay off makes it worthwile. shopper: definitely feels like it was worth it heres a live look at the north las vegas premium outlets.. where people are vegas premium outlets.. where people are already busy shopping. if you're heading out today.. you'll want to make sure you're getting the best deal.. and not just being swindled by the stores. before you buy.. check out the size of the discount. there are websites online that can show you so you can make sure this is actually a deal. look for stores that price match. that way you can do all your shopping in one place. if your online

is it easier without the busses on the roads?> definitely more traffic, death more people asking for rides from lift, but there's more traffic across the city. >> reporter: let's get going here, guys. >> tim, appreciate the update. >>> nbc 10's george spencer has found more breaking news for us, george? >> yeah, jacqueline, that's right, a significant response happening right now of a house fire in camden, we are above eighth and elm street in camden, and you can see those flames just roaring through this row home at eight and elm. and frighteningly enough, on this roof, we have seen several firefighters who are battling this blaze from bovm you cabove. you can see them with their picks, as they're poking through the roof as they work to get some water on this fire from the top. but as you can see, there's about four row homes that are packed in there, and row home number three just blazing badly right now as they are working to get water on this fire, you can see there's still quite a lot of black smoke, which means they're stil

. >>> empty busses trolleys and busses sitting. nearly 5,000 septa workers walked off the job. they can't seem to agree on a contract. we got a big event coming up on tuesday, that election >> outside forces trying to independent the strike before the big day, let's get you out to brad sattin where contract talks are ongoing. brad? >> reporter: yeah, we've been here through the night. there's no movement to report. we know there is a immediate yurt between the two sights talking. at this point we're not hearing much of anything, we know the governor tom wolf is involved. asking a judge to order the employees back to work. it's one of the things the judge will take up at 9:30 tomorrow morning, as if monday morning aren't tough enough. tomorrow would be day seven of the septa strike as transit riders brace for another rough uncertain commute >> i work in west chester, i come from philly. i got to go to, stay there a week >> i'm a manager, i have to pick up some of my employees to get them around. >> reporter: as negotiators for septa and the union continue talking, the focus shif

others like jason busse treated their kids to an early christmas gift jason busse, las vegas: we got a tv for our bedroom our ps4 and a couple games abby: are these christmas gifts that cant be open until dec 25? jason busse: i think we'll bend the rules on that one. the national retail federation says 30 million consumers like busse will shop on thanks the long outdoor lines on black friday... shopper: i bought a camera for 450 and a 200 dollar tv 4k hd. but they all tell me the pay off makes it worthwile. shopper: definitely feels like it was worth it closed captioning will resume thanks abby.... if you plan to head out to do some shopping... be sure to download our fox5 mobile app... to find a list of open stores-- and volunteers prepared thanksgiving meals for the less fortunate. catholic charities of southern nevada... found more than 125 volunteers to serve 15-hundred meals. a staff of twenty began preparations around two a-m.-- making around two thousand pounds of roast turkey.. 375 pounds of bread stuffing... and 15-hundred pints of juice. a tradition that dates back to 1965-

they are arguing about pensions and health benefits. 4,000 workers are refusing to show up and busses, trollies, subway lines have all been disrupted. >>> a florida mother outraged after she was slapped with a huge fee for a delivery room a parking lot. seven months later she got a bill for $7,000. >> i knew that i'm responsible for $5,000. i'm going to pay the bill. that's not the issue. the issue is that i look at this delivery charge and i think that's a little outrageous. >> the mom says she planned for costs prior to delivery but since she never made it to the delivery room she thought the hospital would adjust the bi >>> so you got your early ballot, you filled it out and now you're like i want to change my mind. what do you do? >>> one battleground state is i'm hillary clinton and 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! 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,

. >> reporter: you would think that 69th street would be jam packed, the suburban busses, the norristown high speed line are still running, but as you can see behind me, about a half dozen, dozen people waiting in line. the market frankfurt l is shut down. it all depends on what kind of public transportation you take and some tell us they're not having any problems. >> i live in lands dale and this is my normal shopping area. >> reporter: the septa strike hasn't sidetracked sylvia. darrin's bus is also running, ready to take him to his job at the airport. but he has to get here on foot and that's slowing him down in other ways. >> i have to pay my rent today but i can't get to the bank because the closest pnc bank for me is 32 and street. i can't do that here and go there. >> reporter: union members spent the day picketing. >> what do they want this time? >> leave septa alone. i feel sorry they don't all have transportation, you know what i'm saying? but people have to do what they have to do. >> we what the riders are going through, we understand their frustration. >> reporter: anthony

the busses supposed to be temporary. we learned that is not the case. frank wiley is live with what this means for us. >> this is the area we're talking about. public square. those barricades have made some folks unhappy. they didn't like what the mayor had to say tonight. >> reporter: foot traffic, food and frustration. it has people talking about the tonight. >> it would be best to keep superior avenue closed. >> closed to busses. and it's not going over well. >> the transit zone goes from west 3rd on st. clair avenue. >> it's more distance in walking for travelers. >> we should be able to commute back and forth as a rider. sometimes we may need to get over there but we have to get off early. >> it's going to congestion and that down. >> part of the plan, to make changes to nearby streets to make them similar to what's been done on euclid avenue. traffic priority lanes to avoid red lights. mayor jackson says they're looking into a strategy plan with the f dpshgsa. it -- fda. it could take two weeks for the plans to come into place. right now we're liv

. >> busses got to run late too. if they close the subway. we got to be another way. >> reporter: they they're going to bus service people don't,s it's going to limited. >> i don't think it's true. you know. 12:30 can't nobody get home. ain't no busses out there. >> reporter: if the cuts are approved, they could take effect next summer. live if prince george's county, anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> dc lawmakers will vote next week on whether to give workers generous paid family leave benefits. it guarantees 11 weeks. it provides eight weeks of leave to care for a sick relative. a new payroll tax on business would say fund the program. like all laws in the district. the proposal would require congressional approval. >>> coming up next,'tis the season for scams. the new ways that hackers are trying to rip you off as you tackle holiday shopping >> are you ordering something from amazon? this taking care of your package right now. look at what it take to get your orders delivered to your front whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks

another crash contributing to the debate, should all school busses have seat belts? as simulations show what happens in a rollover accident. there was a call for blood donations with so many injured, but there are parents grieving because their children, their students will not be coming home. abc news, washington. >> horrible situation there. that millions are facing on this busy travel week. >> another bus accident. this time in upstate new york. in this case, though, the weather was definitely a factor. one of three busses carrying high school students from rochester or a suburb nearby to new york city overturned on a snowy interstate 81. the bus swerved to avoid cars out of control, nine students taken to the hospital, but no major injuries there. >> in new hampshire, two died in separate accidents on the roads, both drivers e ejected from their vehicles. in one of the accidents, c >> the weather focus now turns to the midwest with another storm that could complicate holiday travel. >> let's check in with accuweather for the latest forecast. >> good morning. we'l

seeing a bunch of charter busses lined up on 5th street near waller on wednesday, coincidentally around the same time of an antitrump rally being held in downtown austin was unusual, so he took to twitter claiming the busses were being used to bus in protesters. anything. it was all kind of circumstantial, and before i know it, it's a story. i'm over 10,000 tweets by the next day. >> within 24 hours, president elect donald trump also took to twitter saying about protesters, just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, being incited by the media, are prefr >> it turns out the busses were being used for the tableau conference being held at the austin convention center. yes, i was. >> reporter: but for many they believed it was part of a national conspiracy that antitrump protesters are being recruited and pay. tucker says it is a lesson for the more than 16,000 who retweeted it. >> i don't want to speculate too much, but i do think that it of this current election cycle. >> reporter: and a lesson learned for him. >> i'll be more careful, especial

since then the city's division of busses trolley and subway have sat idle. 800,000 commuters are affectedahead and show you on your screen wording from a motion the city filed this afternoon an attorney writing partly and i quote without the services of the transit on election day qualify voters who would otherwise vote will be unable to appear and therefore, disapproved of their fundamental right, the right to vote. we asked former pennsylvania gordon ed rendell to weigh in on suggestions on voter suppression. >> it could be impacted at the margin, not significantly, not all but most walk to the polls, most rely on busses et cetera. i think the strike will be settled. i think we're very close or there will be an injunction issued. >> reporter: septa did roll out a timeline. this is just not like flicking a switch. they estimate for everything to operate seamlessly, it could take 16 hour, they were asked if this could be done by tuesday, they told us this could be done by as early as tomorrow but again, it comes down to wording. that is the latest on this developing story, joe holden cbs3

over the nation, including northern states like massachusetts, where there were riots in protest of bussingolicies to create integrated schools. while there weren't any major protests or major disruptions here in topeka and in kansas, there very much was on a national level extremely violent and extremely bloody and extremely costly to the united states. so so imagine what it might be like to be a 16-year-old boy or girl and confronted by a mob is what the hall of courage is attempting to re-create, probably one of the most visceral a visceral exhibits here. one of the things we are here to do is help engage in dialogues about these issues, because they're ongoing, continuous in our society. there are news court cases and new groups constantly struggling for better access, equal access to civil rights. the mission is to preserve our country's heritage, in that we don't go and build museums about subjects that are important. we preserve places that were an integral part of that story. we believe that by preserves thor pieces, even if they're difficult stories to tell, like segregation and in

but everyone was rescued, and busses took them home on a different route. police officers will have their hands full this long thanksgiving weekend. according to officer-dot-com... this is one of the busiest times for police around the country. the chaos starts wednesday night... it is one of the busiest bar nights with everyone getting home for the holidays. police deal with a lot of d-u-i's and traffic problems. it also says on thanksgiving.... domestic violence calls are up... as people who don't normally see each arguments. then black friday is the busiest shoplifting day of the year... with one in 11 shoppers stealing something. and of course... police have to deal with the crowds crazy for a deal. grocery stores are packed with people finishing up... or just starting their thanksgiving dinner shopping. that one meal could be costly, especially if you're feeding a huge family. fox5's eric hilt joins us live from a grocery store with some a few things you can do to save on some money. in the next few days a lot of people will be coming to buy these turk

heads up on that, with the construction, also route ten trolley is also shuttle bussing, because after water main break. that's been out there little bit. that alternate has also been in place now between 63rd and malvern avenue. and 33rd street, and market street, heads up on that. plus, we have some vine construction we are talking about in a little bitty would say around 15 minutes, rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. president-elect trump is assembling his white house team. >> republican chairman ryan priebus to be his chief of staff. as read bin john reports, another add to the trump white house is creating a backlash. >> donald trump's campaign manager conway assuring supporters trump close to naming chief of staff. hours later the choice was made. trump picking republican party chairman reince priebus, also naming campaign ceo stephen bannon as chief counselor. choice of priebus lick throw re-establish republican hope trump will stick with key gop a jen did a items, picking bannon some of the harder line themes he campaigned on. prospect that's already drawing critici

a des moines school is testing three-point seat belts on busses which could save lives in a crash. this follows a bus crash in tennessee that killed five children. sources say president- elect donald trump has picked governor nikki haley to be the u-n ambassador. today, the next president is spending time with family in florida. thanksgiving often means healthy eating goes out the window, but there are ways you some of the heavier foods this holiday. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... rain continues today with totals generally approaching a half inch to three quarters of an inch in most spots. later today, the rain comes to an end, but the clouds remain, and these clouds will be part of the weather story going through the rest of the week. plan on highs around 40 for thanksgiving and not much better for friday. there remains a chance should be dry, but our next trough of low pressure looks to arrive on sunday and should lead to widespread rain by sun

busses are replacing trains and outer loop could cause slow downs and dealing with increase volume coming down from 270. you can see that about a ten-minute delay toward urban in a and utility work, skyfox is headed there. live look as soon as that becomeses available. back to you guys. >>> sanctuary city mayors say they plan to fight donald trump's plan to deport undocumented immigrants. dc mayor muriel bowser say >> taking action today, melanie has the details, live at the >> reporter: it is going to become difficult here for these sanctuary cities if donald trump and the republican controlled congress renews some of their legislation to end sanctuary cities, mayor muriel bowser did put out a statement reaffirming dc as a sanctuary city as after trump election. the city council is poisoned to consider a resolution that vehemently opposes federal immigration raised. it was first introduced april. now, council member says the federal raised similar to the ones you're about to see here sparked fear in her ward 1 constituents. according to her resolution, more than 400 mothers and children

he says - school busses themselves are built like small tanks... with numerous safety features... that drastically reduce a child's risk of injury in an accident.... even if they dont have a seat belt. recent statistics show... they're not significantly safer wearing a seat belt. bryan henderson, director of transportation , phoenix union says, "especially with the funds to schools being lower and lower every year - it is a difficult challenge to be able to increase the capitol cost it would take to put in seat belts for a minimal safety benefit." -------------------------------- ---------------------- -------- the cost to retrofit hundred and 10-thousand dollars. -------------------------------- ---------------------- -------- most school buses across the state do not have seat belts - but there are buses that have them... to accomodate special needs students. there is currently no federal mandate for seat belts on school buses.... ------------------------ but there are six states that require them. texas, california, florida louisiana, new jersey and new york. ------------------

bussing students to new schools, miles away from their homes. the controversial plan... and what parents are doing to stop it. new this morning: safety concerns on the u-s-f campus. a female student robbed... we're live this morning with the effort he makes shopping a pleasure. after 40 years of helping customers at publix a local store manager is retiring. this morning we thank him. good morning and welcome to good day tampa bay. it's 5:xx. i'm walter allen. thanks for joining us. and i'm jen epstein. it's wednesday november 16. let's start by checking in

service will be suspended along the at the line and not return until monday morning and alternate bussing will not be provided. legrange street bridge. >>> some more good news for mass pike commuters crews demolishing the old toll booths are ahead of schedule. phase 2 is already starting and the upcoming holiday know can be a nightmare on the roads but officials are hoping electronic tolling will make things go more have a system that is saver and more convenient and by the end of next year when all of the roadway reconstruction work is done, it will literally look as though they were never ever toll booths on the mass pike. >> throughout the process crews will use 230,000 tons of pavement that's enough to pave 116 miles of roadway, they'll also excavate inform dirt to would stretch 128 miles. >>> well, part owners of the troubled new england compounded center blamed for a deadly meningitis outbreak have been sentenced for financial crimes. the majority owner was sentenced yesterday to a year of probation and fined $4,500. her husband was sentenced to 2 years probation and fined $55,000.

now professional protesters, prefr protesting, unfair. >> it turns out the busses were being used for the tableau conference being held at the austin convention center. yes, i was. >> reporter: but for many they believed it was part of a national conspiracy that antitrump protesters are being recruited and pay. tucker says it is a lesson for the more than 16,000 who retweeted it. much, but i do think that it speaks to a sort of shallowness of this current election cycle. >> reporter: and a lesson learned for him. >> i'll be more careful, especially if i know that it's going to be picked up by this many people, yeah. >>> let's talk about automobiles. toyota, yes, that toyota, will be paying up to $3.4 billion in settlement money so they can settle a class action lawsuit. toyota owners who claimed their pickup truck and suvs didn't have rust protection. that's 1.5 million pickups and suvs we are talking about. the settlement applies to tacoma trucks made between 2005 to 2010, sequoias from 2005 to 2008, and tundras from 2007 to 2008. it's estimated each owner will get about $15,000 per

. >> busses got to run late too. if they close the subway. there's got to be another way. >> reporter: they say, i mean, they say they're going to have bus service but it will be limited. >> i don't think it's true. you know, can't nobody get home. no busses out there. >> reporter: guys, if these cuts effect next summer. for now, live in prince george's county, anjali hemphill fox 5 >>> metro kicked off another round of safetrack improvement. it will run through december 21st. it is expected to severely impact the orange and silver lines. riders can expect continuance single tracks between east falls and west falls and rush hour train that is run 20 minutes. expect the same line line between the wheelie reston and largo stations. >>> detectives in montgomery county maryland need your help identifying man who was found dead in gaithersburg. this is a picture of a shirt and a shoe the man was wearing when a group of hikers found him in the woods. they found him that a shallow grave. police believe the victim was murdered. he's hispanic in his l

it looks like we're following the team busses perhaps. they're headed to their big victory parade. the 2005 parade was for the white sox, this time the celebration is all cubs, how sweet it is after an 108-year drought. you can start seeing the traffic moving, and if the chopper pulls out you'll see some of the people lining the streets. massive crowds around the area. at some point this is going to start it's going to be great and we'll take another look when we get to that point. >>> i'm sure they don't care what the weather is. there are plenty of people lining the streets. the lake club in nothing but a few stray clouds. temperatures are certainly warming up. it was comfortable this morning. we've already hit 76 degrees at this location. obviously we don't have any rain, only a 10% rain chance even when a cold front comes through. it it's moving through southern georgia and pushing south. but at 11 a.m. we're already at 9 degrees in tampa, the average high today is 80. we sarasota. so when the front comes through front just the 10% rain chance, not super cool in behind it but w

durham operate the 13,000 busses and vans having 350 accidents in accidents they have, but the rate of accidents, in terms of accidents per bus and per driver. >> reporter: they had a satisfactory rating, meaning it was in compliance. this tennessee community still struggling with the nearly unbearable loss. abc news, chattanooga. >> north dakota's political leaders urge president obama to authorize completion of the dakota access oil pipeline. today, volunteers deliver thanksgiving meal to dakota pili demonstrators against the pipeline have become increasingly violent. this week, police officers and protesters injured in the protests, and among those feeding are jane fonda. >>> tokyo hit with snow for the first time the city saw snow in november in more than 50 years. the snow was caused by an unusual cold front over the city, but the above freezing temperatures kept it from tuesday for the man who gave up baseball's shot heard from around the world. long time brooklyn dodger ralph branca died wednesday in a nursing home. he clenched the 1951 pennant for the new york giants. he was 90

septa city busses and trolleys are still running on a modified weekday schedule.urb ban busses and trolleys and regional rails back to normal and patco on a special schedule because of the holiday weekend. >>> for those of you on your way out to get some of that early shopping done be it's cool, 43 in philadelphia, trenton, pretty much the same story in allentown, reading and lancaster. cob of spots like wilmington and millville have dipped down into the 30's. winds are light and overall it's not a bad to get some stuff done. 42 by 8:46, by 10:00 sunny breaks possible with mainly cloudy skies in through here, a decent chance we just cloud up during the afternoon. we'll get a high of 58, which is that bad. wind stay very light. while there's the chance of a spotty sprinkle or shower. i think you're going to be dry motorist of the day. better chance of showers will be later this evening especially over south jersey and delaware. greg? >> thanks for the update. >>> breaking news to tell you about. holiday shopping turned to deadly violence in nevada. police say one p

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

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busses were sent to oak park. parents were notified through a school messenger alert to go there and pick up roughly 100 kids go to the school. >> they came, picked up their children, they were calm, it was very smooth. >> the school is now working closely with state and local police to investigate. no other details were given about the actual threat. but the school says the students are not at risk. >> if there's every threat, we have to take even slightly serious, then we want to make sure that we do what's in the reporter: if parents have questions or concerns, there will be a meeting here held at the elementary school at 6:30 on monday night. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. jean: tonight police are working to trace the hoax calls that prompted evacuations at boston university. investigators say a caller told b.u. police that he was barricaded inside a room at the university library with hostages, guns and explosives. then called bac investigators say police thought they had a real active shooter situation. tom: a

people brave sthoo only those people bussed in by trinity center will be allowed to sleep on the property. >>> volunteers doled out $50,000 pound was food. >> it's not always easy, i said to myself, if we're gonna do business for a week or so -- >> they're still in need of more turkeys. >>> patrol after a series of apple store hiefrts, the third time in less than two weeks. >> we do have additional officers in the area. to go along with street lighting and a number of holiday related events in the city. >> police are looking for a group of men in their late teens and early 20s. >>> a santa cruz county sheriff shot and killed an unarmed boy. after searching the area, officers located the suspect and say she was still armed with that knife. they guard jacket robbed an oakland bank at gunpoint. the man walked into the chase bank on mountain boulevard in the montclair neighborhood >>> a masked man arms an oak hand bank at gunpoint. police say he ask -- took off with about $1,000. >>> melissa mcgee of sacramento was killed yesterday when the cessna crashed into her home when heading to the hal

some students who live five minutes from the school may now have to be bussed five miles from the school. >>reporter: yeah. they may live a couple of blocks from the school. they've been going to the school for a number of years and all of a sudden, under the they may be going somewhere else. we'll have to wait and see. a board committee will meet this morning in an hour right here at gulf high school. that board committee will discuss parent feedback and discuss future plans. on tuesday, though, parents met with school board officials and i can tell you, they were very upset about this plan because again, as we just discussed, laura, some of the kids have been attending the same school for a number of years now and under the new plan, they may be bussed to a different school and that school may not be an a even a c school so they're asking officials to rethink this proposed plan. the school district says it needs to redraw the boundaries because some schools are overcrowded and it's having a negative effect on student safety and learning conditions. the superintendent says new home cons

. >> they had vans and cars bussing people. >> new information to you tonight as accused serial killer. the site is acquiring aments signed by grate. he has confessed to murderering five women. he's facing aggravated murder charges in ashland county for honored to have received a hometown award last night. the award was awarded last night at a city club. i was also honored to receive an award on the issue of human trafficking. the organization is a non- profit organization that helps the victims of human trafficking right here in north eastern ohio. >>> the vectis of are coming forward to help others. >>> with such a beautiful weekend you hope that great severe weather going to continue g. news. it look like it will for monday but gig -- big changes for the rest of the week and so much colder. >>> plus, punching your way through of -- the end of a presidential election. the app giving you an opportunity to relief >>> first the lottery numbers. you're watching news 5 at >>> a man who was just scammed out of $2,000 is coming forward tonight because he wants to show people how easy it is

nats it's a second south texas border surge and there are hardly any empty seats on the unmarked busses that pull into mcallen's central station. thousands of undocumented central american families fleeing crime and poverty are again saturating america's immigration system. they turn themselves into authorities at the border, are processed, then released wearing an ankle monitor and the promise of returning for a court date. (polo sandoval/ reporting) "what is it that brings you to the united states? delincuencia en mi pas?" (polo sandoval/ reporting) "he says the level of crime in his country is what brings him and his son juan carlos here." before heading north, carlos cardona and his four-year-old son made a brief stop at a shelter that opened it's doors during the immigration surge of 2014. it's run by sister norma pimentel. (sister norma pimentel/ humanitarian respite center) "the violence instead of diminishing is escalating. and so we have families that fear for their lives, especially of their kids." (polo sandoval/ "volunteers have been walking these families from the bus stati

. >> reporter: with an estimated half a million school buss bus -- buses in service, the cost could be in the billions. >> manufacturers could do this on their open starting now. >> reporter: in part because of the cost it could take up to a decade or more if ever to get a regulation in place requiring seat belts. the ntsb believes that it would improve school bus safety. kris van cleave. >>> google has rolled out a new tool similar to traffic app, waze. it will tell you when a store is at his busiest. >>> if you want to give a cheesy gift, look no further. cheetos has a luxury gift with a jewelry set for $20,000, a perfume called cheeto, and furniture. everything is available online. the lounge pants and paw are sold jut. >>> it's been cool and crisp and dry and here is the weather headline. it's cold and crisp, and we have several rain chances over the course of the week. here's a look at the satellite and radar. this is a brief, dry break. tonight into the overnight hours are the best chances for rain. we'll show you with futurecast as you can see tuesday throughout much of the day

the market frankford, the subway, rolling busses till 5 and the trains kick into gear. >>> time now 4eloping story, certainly tragic our western pennsylvania. that's where police say one officer is dead and another injured after they were ambushed yesterday morning. it happened just after 3:00 in the town of cannonsberg about 20 miles outside of pittsburgh. police say officers were responding to a domestic violence call. 47-year-old michael kaslinski opened fire. officer scott bastian was killed. his partner was wounded. police later found the suspect and his girlfriend dead inside their home. officers, as you can imagine, are in shock. >> loving husband, father, he was always will go to do whatever he had to do. never once did ever say no to me. he's one of that he is guys that always was there for you whenever you needed anything. >> now, investigators say chris linski shot and killed his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself. >>> 4:50 is the time. british scientists developed a type of hiv test using a stick that gives fast and accurate readings of how much virus is in a pat

. >> reporter: all the buss are still locked behind these gates as a number of ticketers are still on day three of this strike. the septa bus drivers say they won't go back to work until they get a fair deal. >> we have to take care of our families. >> reporter: but septa, concerned the strike could linger tells nbc 10 it will file an injunction to get them back on the job in time for election. >> they want us to come off of strike for one day for the election, that's out of the question, keep talking until you all get it right. >> reporter: one of those main sticking points of course has been the pension plan. the union says it was one of their top priorities. yesterday septa did send in that letter saying that they offered an 8% increase to the plan. but still today, they offer no deal. >> and the strike has left some of septa's busiest hubs ghost towns. on the left is a view of an empty transportation center, and on the right, a pretty quiet upper 9th street. rosemary connors spent the day talking to people who use that line. >> people on both sides are really struggling here. >> r

another complaint called for seat belts on school busses. >>> tonight there are still a lot of questions about the california mother who went missing during a job three weeks ago only to turn up alive and well on thanksgiving. sherry had been missing since november 2nd when she turned up on the side of the road her husband tracked them down. all this time she's been held captive. >> she was emotional and quite upset. but elated to be free. >> right now police aren't revealing much about the investigation. we know the woman's been reunited with her husband. at last check she hadn't seen her two kids yet. >>> black friday winding down but th getting started. today rivals the day before christmas as the busiest shopping day of the year. some malls adjusting hours to keep up with the new shopping trends. here's sarah phinney. >> officials estimate 75 to 100,000 people went shopping here today. unlike last year the mall closed at 1:00 this morning and opened at 6:00. here's why. lot of retailers said that some hours were soft. when you have black friday followed by saturday sunday the regular

with an estimated half million school buss in service the cost it would be in the billions. the administrator suggested new buses could come off the assembly line standard with as well as. >> manufacturers could do this on their own starting now. >> reporter: in part because of the cost it could take up to a decade or more if ever to get a seat belts. n.t.s.b. believes three this point seat belts would improve school bus safety. cbs news washington. >>> 17 people were killed in a massive pileup on a highway in china. look at these aerial pictures. this is awful. another 37 people were hurt in this crash. drivers say the roads were slick and there was heavy fog in the area. two cars crashed and turned sideways blocking the road. it triggered a reaction. >>> former nba star dennis rodman has been charged with hit-and-run accused of causing a crash while driving the strong way on a freeway in california. he was driving in the hov wrong way of the i-5 through santa ana when a driver crashed into a wall trying to avied him. this happened july. rodman's attorney points out his cli

mostly normal schedules on mass transit although the city septa busses and trolleys are still running>>> it's not alexander hamilton, it's the mall >>> 42 trees by 7:00. might be sunny breaks, by 10:00, 46 tnoon, 53, by 3:00, 58 that is your high and by 6:00 back down to 50. there's the chance of an odd sprinkle or shower through the day but i think the better chance is later on this evening. probably after dinnertime. as we take a look at the big board, all green aircraft. no major delays, we do have precipitation out in chicago right now, perhaps something later on there. greg? >> david? thank you. light to remind you you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6, double scan radar any time, go to 6 action.com/weather. time 4:52. if you're waking up, colorado couple created a nonprofit that insures kids with special needs able to play with the popular toys. diana and steve watson are the founders of santas's liquid hack kers. their son max has the coolest job ever the official toy tester. >> you buy a toy for $80. you don't know if it's going to work for the