we have an accident, here in cheltenham, cheltenham at broad street.lus an accident in south philly, front street, oregon avenue, involving a truck. and a parking authority tow truck. heads up on that. plus another accident new jersey overturned tractor-trailer here, on 295 north, at route 656, you guys, pull off to the shoulder so heads up on that, as well. going to the wait, show you what's going on, you can see all of the zones, i would say, interstates, highways, all of that, dropping less than 55 miles per hour, so give yourself extra time, day four of septa so it will be busy, overall, for the rest of the morning, give yourselves extra time, no matter where you are. >> yes, well, the traffic has been a mess. but the weather has been pretty decent. just get outside, enjoy fall. >> enjoy, walk, and bike like kate had i pointed out. >> also one of good times for one of your dream drives. >> certainly is. so we went to charm in chester county where visitors can take on different kind of shooting challenge that weekends, i also found it interesting, p

at cheltenham avenue.onald trump across the country for the second night in a row. large crowds gather right outside trump tower in new york, and in port lan, oregon, protests turned violent. >> meantime in a transition of power, mr. trump met yesterday with president obama, and here's hena daniels. >> wall every police in riot gear faced off with protesters in portland overnight, eventually, firing tear gas. setting off flash, some protesters set fires, others through objects, as officers attempt topped move them off the streets. bus police fired back with rub you are bullets. >> when you responds to peace with armor, and weapons, what do you expect? >> tensions escalated and this man bran i shall g a weapon confronting demonstrators. in oakland and la, demonstrators brought traffic to a stand still, through the second night in a row. >> i am undocumented. and i am very afraid. >> new york city, hundreds gathered outside trump tower. >> a mid the unrest, concrete bar jester have been placed around preside

bank on west cheltenham avenue in elkins park. photos show him walking up demanding money and making off with the cash. police went through the suspect armed and dangerous, they urge anyone with helpful information to call police with the number on your screen (215)885-1600. >>> it appears no one was hurt but a car crashed in the building late last night in delaware county. car went through a wall and window at cbs pharmacy on the 700 block of south chester road in swarthmore. that is route 320 right there. chopper three was over the crash just after 10:30. it is not clear what caused the accident. >>> the world markets are reacting to the u.s. election, financial markets spiraled downward as wall street index futures and asian bench marks tumbled on the rising possibility of having trump as president. taiwan was one of the several financial market in asia to drop a trump presidency is seen to bring added uncertainty on various issues, including trade policies. >>> well, over past few months we have heard people joke about moving

more than 60% of the registered voters in this precinct at cheltenham high school have already cast theirallots, that is an incredible number, after listening to the candidates talk for the last year and a half. voters are anxious to have the last word. >> this is one of the scariest election. >>s that is one reason that diane is voting for the democrats. from horsham to jenkintown to win coat where voters are determined to have the last word after a bruising campaign season. >> the campaign is so draining, i'm a little happy it's over, we can get over there and vote. >> it's such an embarrassment the way all of this thing has gone down. >> at cheltenham high school, a heavy turnout. this is a heavy democratic area, it doesn't bode well for our candidates. >> what i saw this morning brought a tear to my eye. i saw people i haven't seen in line before. we see a lot of new faces and people were determined. >> some seeking change, debt is too high. hillary can't do it. i think trump can. >> others making history. >> the first woman president this is great for everyone. including our daughter

. >>> lets get a suburban perspective from "action news" reporter jeff, live at cheltenham high school. how has it been there? >> reporter: jim, it is heavy some some places, we are told there are young lines in new hanover, but here at the high school there is absolutely no line you can go in and vote and be out in a few minutes. officials here is a there has already been tremendous turnout. nearly 70% of all registered voters have cast their ballots at this precinct and the voters we spoke with say they are determined to have their voices heard. >> it's awful close it scares me a little. >> one reason this couple from jenkin town made it to work. >> we had lots of people in line before 7:00, before 7:00 a.m. and we have seen a constant flow. >> officials reported heavy turnout and voters seemingly anxious to have their voices heard. >> i think there is a lot of corruption and stuff going on and i think there are a lot of things that should have been taken care of in the last four years. >> this former never trumper was won over by the candidate because of his ideas. >> when he starte

who is free on a $1 million bond is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his cheltenham more then a decade ago. in a 2005 civil suit, cosby testified to using drugs and chog in past encounters with women. he denies sexually assaulting anyone. his defense attorneys are seen entering the courthouse yesterday don't wantç jurors t hear that testimony that had been sealed until last year. cosby's attorneys say the former prosecutor promised cosby he would never be charged. the current prosecutor argues there was no such agreement in writing. other issues to be addressed include cosby's health and a real hot button issue. will 13 other women, the testimony from them, claiming cosby attacked them be allowed in court. his defense attorneys no doubt are fighting back. we're going to be here for day two of the motions and have the outcome for you throughout the day. live for now, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thank you. >>> some real estate agents believe the uncertainty of the presidential election is affecting home sales in one popular jersey shore town. >> at least

sexually assaulting a former temple university athletic department employee andrea constand at his cheltenham thanks 2004. then diss trek attorney bruce castor has said he considered the criminal case weak and so promised he would not charge cosby hoping justice could be served through a civil suit. shortly thereafter, couldn't stand did indeed sue cosby and his deposition in that case produced statements that could hurt his cause. that deposition was key to the decision by the current da kevin steele to charge cosby. now the defense wants that deposition excluded from this chris nam trial. with lead defense attorney brian mc nonna gel claiming castor's promise has been broken. said mcmonagle to the judge when you have someone's word it should be enough. >> reporter: you may recall the judge in this case has already rejected a defense quest that the entire case be thrown out because of that so-called broken promise. this, of course, is a much more narrow issue. the case goes forward but the defense wants it to go forward without prosecutors being able to use the potentially incriminating stat

facing trial for charges that he sexually assaulted a former employee at temple university at his cheltenhamome back in 2004. the jury in the bridgegate trial returns to newark federal court for day two of deliberation. they must decide whether two former governor christie allies took that's right a plot to create traffic jams on the george washington bridge for political pay back. >> time to turn to dave murphy. a lot of people will be waiting out there for a ride share, walking. you'll be out in the elements. what can they expect. >> well, it's at least dry this morning butter it is a chilly start. afternoon doesn't look too bad. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us the dry conditions. taking a look outside tranquil out there but cool as we check out center city on sky6 and in some cases in some suburbs in fact we're in the 30's. take a look, 41 degrees right now in philadelphia. just 39, though n-wilmington. 36 in trenton. below the freezing mark in allentown currently. 35 degrees in reading. 34 in millville and 47 in cape may. satellite shows us how the clouds have cleared out overni

we're talking about olney cheltenham temple jefferson suburban station 30th street.he city. the first train is supposed to pull in in literally just about now at 5:50. now what we've been seeing over the last day is that the trains tend to be packed pretty quickly. we see crowds right now, we see a couple of people walking around so somebody headed out to try to get on this first train. it was a smart move. we'll see how the commute continues to go this morning. >> that fox chase line yesterday was one of the ones that we saw up to an hour delay so although across the board there were half hour delays that was one of the lines that really caused people some extra problems. what was that see what happens with it today. let's show you the roads rider now. if you're in south philadelphia i want to show you what it looks like here. watch for delays. already seeing the wilmington newark line 11 minutes late. the warminster line 10 minutes late. media elwyn 10 minutes late. starting already with some of those minor delays. we just talked about that fox chase line. not seei

facing trial for charges that he sexually assaulted a former employee of temple university at his cheltenhamback in 2004. >> butterball is already looking ahead to thanksgiving. people will be able to text company their turkey related questions for the first time ever. the company's regular phone help line will go live starting today. the new texting option will begin on november 17th and butterball says the most asked question is how long does it take to thaw the turk he key and my guess is by the time you're asking the question, the answer is too late for that. >> yeah, you might want to ask that a little bit before thanksgiving, right. 5:57. breaking right now, thousands of septa workers have walked off the job. >> union members have already hit the picket lines bringing buses trolleys and subways in the city he to standstill. karen rogers leads our live team coverage of the impact on your morning commute. that's up next. >> ♪ in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commiss

an accident in cheltenham avenue at broad street. that accident causing problems, as well. looking at the big picture, 5 miles per hour on the blue route. no problems, schuylkill expressway not too bad near the boulevard or girard near south street where you have an accident causing a problem. the big one i-95 one of the first place to say jam. we've seen extra heavy delays, kind of an early delay for us there. temperature-wise 352 degrees in philadelphia. no weather-related problems today we'll have a gusty winds it will stay cool 61. >> thank you are karen. this story is frightening. police in south carolina made a horrifying discovery a woman bound if a storage container. they are searching a rural property where they found her with fears they may be in for more terrible fines. police got a call after someone heard banging coming from a container in a wooded area surrounded by a chain link fence. police are searching for the woman and her boyfriend and there's sign of him. police have arrested a convicted sex offender. there may be multiple bodies on the property. >>> bo

. >> well, let's go back to the grocery store right now in cheltenham, as a matter of fact, thomas isn. >> reporter: it is insane here. do you know he what sweet tamren but i guess i'll find out. i might try that later. you mentioned crowd are coming in, i'm sure she was sweet, um. >> um-hmm. >> comedy joke. i want to talk to some of the shoppers here because why would you wait until the last minute, to shop for thanksgiving. >> i'm a last minute shopper. >> how are you guys doing. >> what are you doing in here. >> i'm fine. i'm in here because one, most of the time we have to work right up until. i wanted to take the day off, get out here early and just do my shopping. >> what is in the cart. >> so far is bananas, two greens and they will set, they will not be ready for tomorrow but that is okay. i have to get my free ham. >> what do you think of the crowd. >> crowds are good so far. parking lot is horrible. >> are you doing anything different this year then last year. >> this year i'm cooking my ham differently. i'm doing it in a roasted pan instead of the foil and putting it in the

know parking lot. [ applause ] >> reporter: inside of two weeks vadell was on his way to rehab in cheltenhamit was then that the grapevine that connects cops work its magic. hatboro policeman drew wearing vadell at the time of his traumatic brain injury fixing up a 1976 chevy nova once owned by his father. >> cops take care of cops hands down. he needs something i got it. >> reporter: he called buckley, you know auto body guy. >> hey, jimmy, this injured officer he has his dad's car he wants to fingers and jimmy cut me off. drew, we got to go get that car. >> reporter: buckley had the nova towed from atlantic city to hatboro. then tore it apart for complete rebuild and upgrade. suped up engine, new brakes and suspension, up poultry, air-conditioning, the works. >> he'll have a new car and it will be pretty fast, sound pretty nasty it will look gorgeous. >> reporter: finding parts wore a 40-year-old car is no picnic. >> we need two doors and two fenders because they have some rust. >> reporter: buckley's contact are helping the rehab with free or discounted parts. the goal is to present offic

less than two weeks later vadell was on his way to rehab in cheltenham when threw the police grapevine hatboro cop drew learned vadell had inherited the '76 nova from his late father. he called buckley and -- >> the sentence last way out of the my mouth. this injured officer he has his dad' cars he wants to fix up and jimmy cut me off. drew, we going to get that car. >> reporter: buckley had the nova towed from atlantic city to hatboro on his dime. where he began target apart for a complete rebuild. new engine, new brakes, new suspension. up poultry, air-conditioning. >> it's just going to be a brand new car for josh. >> reporter: finding parts for a '7 '76 nova hasn't been easy. >> real struggle i've been on the computer i've been online everything trying to get the stuff. >> reporter: buckley's buddies in the industry and there are many are helping to rebuild with free or discounted work. the goal a better than new car delivered to vadell on new year's eve. it's not just a car. it's an incentive to get him back behind the wheel. maybe even more than that. >> maybe it will bring back

among them craig littlegauge, he laid basketball in cheltenham high school and led panthers to the statempionship in 1968. he is now, director of athletics at university of virginia. littlepage received a lifetime achievement award. >>> from the delaware county daily times today's game between ridley raiders and traditional thanksgiving day rival inter bureau high school will be in memory of nick, who was a defensive lineman for raiders who died in 2006 fighting non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >>> from the philadelphia inquirer, jaylen rodriguez a straight a senior at olney high school is determined to turn hardship in success. her inspiration is her father serving time for selling drugs, and telling her, to not be like him. she's first in her family to finish high school and is working toward a career in medicine. >>> i am rest i have young lady there. that is a local headlines. >>> man is recovering there burns this morning after his e cigarette exploded in his pocket. >> take a look, explosion was caught on surveillance video. the just watch this happened at a wine store in new yorkes grand c

cheltenham avenue at north broad street, there's an accident. in ten, more updates on the regional rails. >>> a viewer says she wanted to pick up side work as a babysitter through an online service but then became a victim of scammers. >> up next, the nbc 10 responds team will explain how she got duped and how to keep you from making the same mistake. >>> also, so long, big piece. we'll tell you how the phillies and ryan howard are parting ways. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> quarter to 7:00 and septa strike is four days old. there's still no settlemen

who is free on a $1 million bond is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his cheltenhamhan a decade ago. in a 2005 civil suit, cosby testified to using drug and alcohol in past sexual encounters with women where he denies sexually assaulting anyone. that deposition was the initial focus in this two-day hearing. his defense attorneys are attempting to keep jurors from hearing that old testimony. cosby's attorneys also saying the former prosecutor promised cosby would never be criminally charged that promise should be honored. the current prosecutor argued there was no such agreement in other issues to be put before the judge include cosby's health. he's legally blind. the most controversial issue, though, the prosecution wants to present testimony from 13 other women, claiming cosby attacked them. his defense attorneys are fighting the presentation of what they're calling evidence of prior bad acts. we'll be here when the comedian and his attorneys arrive as well as when the prosecution begins presenting what it feels should and should not be heard by jurors. live for now

former temple basketball coach, andrea constand claims cosby sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham mansion in 2004. defense attorney angela, says that cosby's eye sight has worsened since at alleged assault and he is legally blind and cannot identify witness hose may testify against him. prosecutors disagree, questioning the accuracy of the eye exam reports that been admitted in evidence. also submitted in evidence district attorney kevin steel's campaign ad which he says he would be quote tougher on sexual predators, and how his opponent then d.a. bruce castor failed to prosecute bill cosby. the defense says thinks evidence, steel reopened the case for political reasons. the prosecution, says that they obtained new evidence, in 2015, which led to a new investigation, and now, criminal charges. now the next hearing is set for december 13th and 14th. a judge this afternoon saying if that hearing wraps up on time he could push forward the actual trial date, right now, set for june 5th, 2017. we are live at montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> j

drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple athletic department employee andrea constand at his cheltenhamansion in 2004. bruce castor said he thought the criminal case was weak unwinnable. so he promised not to prosecute the comedian. knowing it would likely lead to a civil suit by constand. it did. and cosby under the impression he cannot be criminally prosecuted made statements in the civil suit deposition that could now be used against him in this case. defense wants that deposition thrown out. arguing that castors promise has now been broken by the new da kevin steele. said lead descension attorney brian mcmonagle when you have someone's word it should be enough. that strike at the heart of fundamental unfairness. >> you may recall the judge steven o'neill already rejected a defense quest this whole case be thrown out because of that so called broken promise this is large the many same argument on a narrower question. case goes forward can that deposition, can those comments from cosby in the deposition that flowed from that broken promise, can they be used at trial? again, a huge dec

allegedly secretaries you'llly assaulting former temple basketball coach andrea constand in his cheltenham home in 2004. judge steven o'neill heard arguments for two pretrial motions, first filed by cosby's defense team asks the judge to suppress a deposition cosby made in 2005 during a civil lawsuit filed against him by constand. in that deposition cosby spoke on the record about details surrounding his encounter with her and cosby's attorneys argued it should not be admissible due to a prior agreement with former district attorney bruce castor. the current prosecution say that agreement was never valid. the second motion which has not yet been discussed has been filed by the prosecution, asking the judge to allow prior bad acts to be introduced. those would likely be in the form of the other witnesses, women who claim they have also been assaulted by cosby in the past. >> i represent some of the prosecution, potential prior, bad act witnesses in their motions. in their motion toss allow those people to testify. >> reporter: gloria alred interest cadeed that testimony will likely not happ

that means, this afternoon, into tonight, will get crazy, cheltenham, washington and church road, watchn accident, also, south on 295, there is an accident just south of wilmington, at the shoulder. for those who use regional rails today be ready, little change up for septa, p.m. fare collection system going to begin at noon, basically going to collect your fares and check your transpass, up above at the station before you go down on to the train platform, so make sure you have your ticket in advance, and if you are coming, to the parade tomorrow, make sure you check with septa the best way to go, of course, mass transit. and they got the whole thanksgiving day schedule ready to go watch are you going to do after ooh eat your turkey tomorrow? let's put up the christmas lights, very kelly christmas, looking for the best decorated house this is holiday. all do you have do, put up your lights, then snap a picture and post it to facebook, twitter, or instagram. and use that #fox29lights contest. so that i can show those pictures on the air, to all of our viewers, throughout the holiday, and

cosby is charge with assaulting a many toker employee at temple university at his cheltenham home ine septa strike including what to do if your child cannot get to school, how to get to work if you're a city government employee plus we'll have a live web update in just moments on 6abc.com. >> ♪ z254jz zi0z y254jy yi0y when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton neck and neck in our new poll. trump in the lead now for the first time in months as clinton battles back against that fbi investigation. just seven days until the final votes. >>> medical mystery. eight children and i

accident in cheltenham and hewett road and east waerl road. >>> in trenton a fire burned nine homes.to fight the fire because of downed wires. power and gas are expected to be off most of the day. two people went to the hospital. >>> seven people are hurt after this fire in woodbury dwloster county. three buildings burned. as we get new moving on both breaking stories we'll update you on the nbc 10 app. >>> the bucks county man accused of sex abuse was arrested on charges of assaulting the oldest sister in his home last month police accused him of abusing five of the teens younger sisters. update with news and weather with the nbc 10 app. the "today" show continues in a couple of minutes. thanks for watching. >>> this morning on "today's take," are you ready for a throw down because we've got bobby flay as our celebrity co-host. >>> plus, delicious make-aheads your guests will gobble up on thanksgiving. >>> and oscar winner warren beatty right now. >> announcer: from nbc ne, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on monday, november 2