doylestown 514, 24 minutes late.'ll keep our eye onç the regional rails at least for the rest of day and into your afternoon/evening commutes as well. watching a slowdown here, at least some volume, not really affecting drive times yet. 422 around trooper road. eastbound, a nine-minute trip from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. average speeds just dropping into the 50s. there's an accident in west norriton, on while hall road and clinton road. bridges are okay, no problems into philadelphia right now over the walt or scheduled openings for the burlington bristol or the tacony palmyra. >>> we've been telling you for the last half hour or so this morning, there's a deal that ends the septa strike. commuters will have to get through one more morning of frustration. >> there's a live picture from skyforce 10. we've launched skyforce 10 to give you a picture as buses get back on the roads. we'll take you live to a septa station as service will be slowly restored today. it's a day of transition. what you need to know. >>>

we're seeing delays already on the doylestown line 514. minutes late, 0-minute delays forç the chestnut hill west li in west trenton. 328 running ten minutes late. we're starting to see delays on the outside. watching for the rest of our roads. this is over in new jersey in evesham township. there's a building fire closing part of elmwood road between green brook drive and lani lane. this is route 73 over in new jersey transit and mt. laurel. no big problems or delays in either direction, north or south traffic just moving along just nine. we'll have septa updates of course when we're back in the next ten. >> our live team coverage continues now with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live at the fern rock transportation center. >> commuters need to know that the trains are pretty full. take a look right now. there are ambassadors to help negotiate this process. there are a lot of people figuring out how they're go inge to get to work this morning using the regional rail. i'll have to tell you, there were about three dozen passengers at th

doylestown, trenton, seeing at least up to 20-minute delays right now. expressway, we're moving right now. it won't stay this way into your afternoon and evening commute. >>> cool right now. look at the temperatures this afternoon. i'm expecting 50s and very low 60s, up to 61 degrees in philadelphia. nice breeze blowing during the day. that's going to keep things cool this weekend. you can always get my first alert forecast on 101.1 more f.m. when you come back to do traffic this afternoon, you can get the latest on the radio from me. >> i don't even have to do my own job. perfect. >> by the way, we literally do not call each other and check on colors. >> we match all the time. >> all your local updates on nbc 10 app. >> jessica will be back later this afternoon to get you home as we are in day four of the septa strike. >> starting at 4:00 p.m. >>> good morning. the end is near. four days to go and "time's" cover captures the mood of the nation as a new poll shows 8 in 10 americans say the campaign has left them repulsed. now nbc news has learned there a

and we're seeing small delays on the doylestown train for 514.inutes late there because of slippery rails. we'll be back with updates. >>> 20 minutes before 7:00. "nbc10 responds" is looking out for the men and women who served our country. >> up next, we'll show you how the "nbc10 responds" team is focusing on vets and making sure they get what they deserve when buying a home. >>> also paying tribute to police. we'll explain how philadelphia police came together to honor two of the city's finest wounded during a shooting rampage. >>> about a quarter to 7:00. good morning, montgomery county. this is a live look at st. joseph's university in marion station where it's about 39 degrees right there. students are scrambling to get to class. storm team meteorologist bill henley is back with your neighborhood forecast. >>> we have a special "nbc10 responds" focusing on our veterans, one of the ways we honor our men and women who fought for our country is by giving them certain perks. >> nbc10's investigative reporter harry hairston found that some are p

thirty minute delays on septa's lansdale doylestown line. they are saying manpower issues.n't we just give everybody a raise last week to to come back to work? maybe they are calling out sick to go to the eagles game tonight but they have manpower issues tonight on the lansdale doylestown line. the eastbound on the schuylkill 40 minutes with some sunshine from conshohocken to downtown. eastbound 422 heavy from oaks to king of prussia back on the bennie. not bad, hit and miss depending upon every 15 or 20 minutes we will get influx of folks from the bridge there south on i-95 delayed down into a girard avenue. nothing unusual with the cop trucks zone. to problems up and over bridges. karen and alex back to you. >>> glean party candidate jill stein is reloading the backing of the hillary clinton. >> president-elect donald trump has a lot to say not sitting quietly. he went all over twitter with this one. the lets get to jenny joyce with what everybody is saying, jenny. >> that he did, karen, and more than, and, five million-dollar, and, and jill stein's effort to recount thos

only fios can. >> welcome back, in doylestown, high school student is turning heads, and boggling minds. >> he works and numb letters are his life. pat gallen shows us the teen's passion, and how it is really taking him place. >> each day is a new, nor one local student, each day is a new opportunity to make, and solve, a puzzle. walker anderson is a master of puzzles. central bucks west sophomore actually builds them on his own and turned his interesting hobby into enough more, including, this trip to europe, to compete in the world puzzle championship, for the 15 year old, did very well. >> 200 people competed. >> how did you do? >> i ended up getting tent. >> out of everyone? >> high schoolers, colleges, everyone. >> yes, a 15 year old math went to europe finished tent in the world. his guidance counselor, salary, said he is a prodigy. >> he has been doing math at cb west since he was in elementary school, so he has pretty much exited our highest level ap math. so he's a pretty incredible kid, very intelligent, very mathematical, scientific and he makes puzzles. >> walker showed me s

doylestown train 514 running 24 minutes late. trenton 9701 dealing with 18-minute delays as well.he roads, route 309 around the pa turnpike. no problems or delays right now. we'll check in with slow spots when i'm back in the 6:00 hour. >> thank you, jessica. the union still needs to ratify this deal with its members. a tentative deal is in place that will end the septa strike. >>> next, we'll tell you what we've learned about the agreement and explain what it means for commuters this morning. >>> plus, a viewer tells us she was wrapped up in a warranty war that he couldn't resolve on his own. we'll explain how the nbc 10 responds team helped save him hundreds of dollars and get his broken car back on the road for him. four minutes before 6:00 right now. 41 degrees. >>> much cooler than that out in the suburbs. as you're heading out the door, make sure you have the free nbc 10 app. it's your one-stop resource for breaking news, neighborhood weather and traffic all day long. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are

doylestown train 514 is running 12 minutes late. 13-minute delays on the chestnut hill east train 7409starting to see delays but nothing major yet. route 42 in deptford, new jersey around route 41, no big problems or delays. that northbound side moving into philadelphia, looking just fine. vai? >> new this morning, the number one killer of babies in the united states is on the rise. up next, learn what a just released premature birth report says about babies born in our area and what doctors say needs to change. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >>> five minutes before 6:00 right now. happening today, philadelphia will host a high-powered discussion on how to boost

westchester with a high of 60 and 61 in doylestown.ew jersey through delaware. 59 in trenton, atlantic city 62 the same for ocean city, smyrna, a temperature of 64 degrees. have a great day. >>> and that's year latest forecast. >>> tropical storm brokaw joins >>> tropical storm brokaw joins us live. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. blaget up to 40% off appliancel special values $396 or more, like this washer and dryer pair for only $274 each. and this samsung french doo

ten-minute delays reported on elwyn line, warminster and doylestown dealing with ten-minute delays ontrain 514. nothing too major yet. we're also watching the roads for overflow of cars on to the majors. here's the admiral wilson boulevard in camden. this direction is moving towards the toll plaza where the bright lights are over the ben franklin bridge. no major delays moving into philadelphia right now and into center city. but we're watching an accident in horsham and west county line road and meeting house road. of course more updates to are y for you on september to and the rest of the morning. >> team coverage begins with pamela osborne, live at the fern rock transportation center in north philly. what are you hearing from commuters there? >> well, there's a lot of hustle andç bustle this morning. everyone is allowing themselves extra time. i want you to take a look at one of the trains that rolled through here. these trains are running every 15 minutes. the passengers are coming here in just enough time to hop on. i was here around this time yesterday. they are pretty full. ye

delays on three major rail lines, regional rail lines starting to pop, media elwyn, lansdale doylestownwilmington newark. some delays. at front and oregon, an accident watch for that near stadium area if you are driving, flat the rate ten bucks for ten hours at the garages. easing up on the meters. if you are biking just a head up, great you are trying something new, ride the bike but wear bright colors, too many last couple taste we have seen early morning and beginning of the rush hour, the folks just wearing a dark jacket the or black backpack. put a reflector or something nice and bright a pink outfit, pink shirt, maybe go with the yellow green, green highlighter color, anything other than black. friday checklist you will have crowded trains, regional rail platforms. the get your tickets in advance. that friday rush her will be rough. do you think it is rough. look at monday? as we just mentioned we will have the president, the former president, and woman who wants to be president, all coming in, to an area that is in grid lock from a septa strike. motorcade madness. sue? sue is wea

late train warminster line 10 minutes late media elwyn a train that's 10 minutes late lansdale doylestownminutes late so really not that bad just yet. it's kind of just beginning. yesterday woe saw 30 minute delays across-the-board with some train delays expected up to about an hour so we'll see as that develops. already starting to look a little busy in center city. this is vine street at north broad. you see more and more people commute. yesterday it was so grid locked in the city those delays spilled back onto the ben franklin bridge i was noticing during the morning rush people traveling 6 miles an hour. >> contractor talks are set to resume at some point later this morning and we know annie he that yesterday a deal kind of fell flat. >> reporter: there was a new proposal the union says that they were given by septa that they did quickly reject. septa said after they did conclude their talks for the evening around 1:00 a.m. 33 released -- that he released a statement saying they made steady progress. ly this is the most optimism we've heard so far during those talks. this is video of

lansdale/doylestown line, 20 minutes there. newark line, 21 delay chestnut hill west 13 minute delay. the delays are starting to kick in, we're seeing that with a few more lines. here's an accident on the schuylkill expressway, multi-vehicle accident number of police officers pot dot on the scene on the schuylkill expressway eastbound as you head south street near the area going towards the walt whitman bridge, jamming in some spots because of the accident on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at south street. watch for that one. 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

it won't be up until tomorrow, today is a horrible commute. 80 delay on the lansdale doylestown line., chestnut hill east and west, fox chase, as well. trenton line we have a train that canceled. another one that became express. if you're trying to drive into the city, forget it. it's gridlock in the city. you can see on the ben franklin bridge even before you get into the city you're jammed solid trying to work your way there. on the schuylkill expressway, with though delay it would be an 8 minute ride. it's a 24 minute drive from the walt whitman bridge to the vine just so jammed because so many people trying to drive through the city and starting at 10:00 a.m. you'll have all the closures around independence mall because of the big rally. huge clays on i-95, 47 minute ride, schuylkill expressway, 45 minute ride from the blue route to the vinyl. >> it's bad out there, you're right. let's go to david murphy with the forecast. >> reporter: pretty chilly out here you can matt weather wise. 43 degrees in philadelphia. that's a four degree improvement over an hour ago, still the mid 30s

look at doylestown. quarter-mile visibility.elphia and trenton. have another update in 25 minutes. you can get the latest news and weather with the nbc10 app. the "today" show continues in just a few minutes. i'm tracy davidson. have a great day. 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 commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. 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 he

we have 25 with daily doylestown and -- lansdale and doylestown town, they are less than 30 minutes. couple of days. vine street expressway heavy, local vine, broad, congested with the strike and a problem in morrisville, bucks county, route 1 northbound at 113 an accident involving a tractor-trailer and a car. a disabled vehicle on the platt bridge eastbound that's causing heavier days if you're heading to the platt bridge. >>> thank you, karen. >>> now let's head outside to david murphy you say it's a little bit more brisk this morning. >> reporter: it is tam, take a look at temperature, 53 degrees in philadelphia. we're evaporating the clouds, though, we're changing over fast to mostly sunny skies we're looking for. blustery bright and chilly today, high of 61. winds not that bad, but we'll get them blustery and going into the 20s today. breezy and cool saturday, 61 on sunday. set the clock back an hour saturday night, check the batteries in the smoke detecters. monday, 59. tuesday, election day, clouds and sun, and a milder high of 67 degrees. so, no weather-related problems to s

accident in along easton road at stump road above doylestown, tractor-trailer accident. trying to rescue the person from the vehicle, watch for local detours and grid lock this morning, another on the jersey side. route 130 and high street. as you come into new jersey over the burlington bristol bridge, watch for some detours, route 11 trolley running with 15-minute delays because of a medical emergency aboard one of the trolleys and then here's a live look at i95 southbound near girard avenue. ten minute delays on septa's market frankford because of some equipment problems and near the 52nd street terminal. it's friday weekend upon us, you need the forecast. sue got it in 15 seconds. >>> tomorrow morning will be the coldest one we think since we've seen since october 26 when we got down to 31. it's going to be the coldest morning so far the way things are shaping up. that's with a milder day, but a cold front will come through this afternoon, we're going to be left with wind and a big chill tomorrow morning, nothing is going to stop us from walking to end alzheimer's at

the doylestown line is looking pretty good.ive shot of the blue route, our camera around baltimore pike traveling northbound. you'll be running into delays on the boulevard. >>> let's check your first alert neighborhood forecast. >> it's cool this morning, watching clouds blow through the area. they'll keep on going. a nice breeze is in store for us during the day. that will send the clouds packing but will keep temperatures cool. looking at 40s in delaware and a couple neighborhoods in philadelphia have dropped into the 40s. 47 in somerton and park side, andorra and chestnut hill. a chilly but sunny day ahead. >> bill, thanks for that. another update in 25 minutes. always stay updated with the latest news and weather and the septa strike with our nbc 10 app. it's a free download. the "today" show continues in a couple minutes. i'm tracy davidson. thanks for watching. have a great day. pat toomey and donald trump both would defund planned parenthood, and criminalize women's right to choose. "there has to be some form of punishm

by 8:00 a.m., pottstown, doylestown, reading, in the rain. places at the shore, it won't come until later in the morning. this is when some of the heaviest rain of the whole event is going to turn, later tomorrow morning, pottstown, doylestown, mt. holly. you see how much milder it is. warmer through the afternoon, 62, then 65 in philadelphia, 66 in dover. then we see a lull tomorrow night. and we might start off wednesday pretty quiet, very mild. and then here comes that next wave of rain, with temperatures in the 60s to near 70 degrees. look at that, 69 in dover. it's out of the computer, i didn't make that up. how much rain? not much. by tomorrow morning's rush, round one gives us a half inch to inch in allentown. by the time we're done with the whole thing on thursday morning, lehigh valley, allentown with the greatest amount of rain. over an inch, significant amounts of rain, we haven't seen rain like that in at least two months. 70 degrees for the high temperature for wednesday with those showers and possible thunderstorms. then we dry

seeing just minor delays so far, at the most 25 minutes for doylestown, other other than we're seeing 15-minute days, 20-minute delays, but we expect these to increase. we're seeing a little bit of a difference than we saw earlier in the week. much earlier today we are seeing some really heavy delays in center city. here's where the vine street expressway runs into the schuylkill. remember the broad street line isn't running, we're in the single digits right here, a little further south on broad street, a little further on to north philly. 9-mile-per-hour, here 8-mile-per-hour, really in and out of center city, we're at a crawl. >> we want to help you get to and from work, so we're offering up a ride at no charge, it's called get a lyft with nbc10. nbc10's tim furlong getting ready to surprise another lucky rider hoping to get home during the friday rush. >>> also some students can't maker it to school because of the strike, we just heard that mentioned and how teachers are preparing for the second possible week of a septa strike. >>> right now 20 minutes of nonstop news continues wit

the 37-year-old doylestown native is maryland to gary heart.he beautiful portrait features their five-year-old daughter willow. >>> a unique auction took place in center city. it featured several rare truffles paired with several bottles of italian they are alba white truffles from peed month italy. the truffles and wine went for $1,600. proceeds benefit the national american italian foundation. if you're having dinner invite me over. >> i never had one. >> reporter: then invite both of us. >> new highers for president-elect donald trump. what they said about his victory last night vow to protest nightly for two more months. >>> bystanders don't act like one when a man gets a hold of a sheriff deputy's baton. "action news" continues. >> now on "action news," donald trump speaks to a divided america. he also clarifies his campaign promises. >>> a flash mob goes on rampage in center city targeting anybody in their path including an off-duty policeman. >>> mother nature is getting off to a super start with the moon making its closer approach to ea

harry smith, nbc news, doylestown, pennsylvania. >>> a federal judge has ordered amazon to pay back customers tens of millions of dollars after the federal trade commission claim the company made it too easy for kids to rack up large bills while playing games that were often downloaded for free. google and apple have previously settled similar lawsuits. nbc's miguel almaguer explains. >> reporter: the court's ruling in seattle could cost amazon tens of millions of dollars. parents whose children downloaded games and made purchase without their permission. in a lawsuit filed against the e-commerce giant in 2014, the federal trade commission says, "many of these games invite children to obtain virtual items in context that blur the line between what costs virtual currency and what costs real money." amazon declined comment. apple and google have settled similar lawsuits. >> my reaction when i saw the bill was, you utter panic. >> these or these? >> reporter: morgan let her son niko play free video games downloaded from the apple app score. niko clicked on virtual money that cost his mom real ca

this is an important station, warminster regional rail line, doylestown, people will be using the regional rail before they continue on foot to make it to their destination. >>> when we hit the 6:00 a.m. hour, that's when things start cooking. >> reporter: you mention the the warminster line, it's hit or miss, we had a 72 minute delay on warminster. we heard a person's sound byte saying i got my ticket and got right own. median elwin line was suspended because a person was struck by a train, but it's up and running today with no problems. we'll take a look at the issues around the area. this is i-95 at road haven road we have -- woodhaven road. we had an ambulance and police on the scene, some of the activity has deceased. watch for that. we had debris on the ramp 422 westbound at 29. an accident here 202 markley street at wood street. on the commuter traffic report i found someone talking about a minor accident on 42 northbound in dep ford near clemens bridge road. coming in from gloucester county watch out for an accident on 42. look at the visibility reports, .3 in trenton and wilmingto

doylestown seeing some of it and areas of allentown on the cusp of picking up that heavier stuff. rain steady at times, continuing for the next several hours before it starts to break up. 58 is the current temperature. we are seeing the numbers rise up into the 60s across most of the region. the wins are out of the south at 8 miles per hour. and future tracker 6 showing you the rain likely still on the heavy side and after that we see it break up a little bit and the evening commute is damp and a good downpour now and then. and later on tonight 11:00, 11:30, cecily tynan is on the air and will have less to show you. high today 65 in philadelphia, way mild for this time of year. 65 in wilmington and 60 in allentown and 59 in cape may. the rest of afternoon features temperatures not going very far. 64 by 2:00 and your high of 65 at 3:00 and even as late as 8:00 we are probably only down to 63 and 61 at 10:00. this is all rain even at the tail end later tonight and tomorrow morning we start out cloudy and during the morning hours there is the possibility of morning sprinkles and show

already, causing delays on the lansdale-doylestown and paoli thorndale line.about the thorndale line, that tree lined main line regional rail line that always winds up with those slippery rales when we get some wet leaves. so be ready for delays this morning, eastbound schuylkill, not bad, only 15 minutes, eastbound 422, looking good, coming in from volume edge ville into kop. alex backs over to you. >> thank you, bob. eight games in. how the eagles are approaching the last half of the season, with their play-off chances on the line. do you think we can make it to the playoffs or are we done here? ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 cash 4 lifes ♪3 pick 3s ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million snow bank. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >>> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell. the sixers still searching fo

walter perez is live in doylestown and walter you have all the details. >> that customer is being hail aid hero tonight and a short time ago the buck county da is pressing charges against the customer he will not. >> the owners of pizza in levittown says twot gunman walked into the shop at closing time last night. >> everything happened so fast. everything got crazy. >> the only other person in the pizzeria at the time was an unidentified customer. one suspect aimed his weapon at the clerk and then the other hit the customer over the head with his weapon. >> when he looked the other way the customer pulled out a .45 caliber handgun from underneath his jacket and shot the man that pistol whipped him once in the torso killing him. >> the customer fired on the second gunman hitting him in the neck and shoulder. the gunman that died is identified as sean rose and the other is his 22-year-old brother justin rose. and the owners had high praise for their heroic customer. >> he became part of the family now. >> pretty much he is a hero. >> this photo shows all three of the weapons used last n

so we're still seeing those delays, kind of on a ripple effect now doylestown lines, 60 minute delays, due to massive volume, extra passengers and overflow. there's a lot of waiting and reported hour delays even on the platforms and boarding the trains. so we're seeing major delays all over the place and a lot of that overflow spills on to the roads, maybe they have to take uber, lift or-everything moving in and around and out of center city, 9-mile-per-hour moving north or southbound. >>> and past 20 minutes, nbc 10 has learned a new contract offer was made to the union and the union saying the offer had almost no changes. so this strike will move into the night. and there's growing concern this could even affect election day. it could affect elderly voters get to their election voting place. philly's mayor says that decision is up to septa and the courts. >> i'm not going to speculate on any type of legal -- i read that septa is trying to do something, but we're not part of that. hopefully by election day this will be resolved. >> the last septa strike in 2009 lasted six days. count

lansdale doylestown line we've got a train that's 12 minutes late.stnut hill east a train that's 13 minutes late so you can take regional rails but expect crowding and delays because of that. so here's a map of the regional rails. which i think is a good way to show you some of the problem and some other ways you could get to work. you can take the route 101, 102 trolley take norristown high speedline. get right to 69th street terminal no problems. but then you have nowhere to go. market frankford line not running. you can take the regional rails for some of your walk at this point so if you're walking over here between 30th and jefferson you can take a regional rail between those two points. here's patco. patco is running so that's still running. get on at patco and get on at 15th and 16th and get off at eighth and market so that will save a little bit of you your walk. taking the regional rails is going to cause some problems but they're adding extra trains to try to help with. that we'll see how this evolves. majors expect extra traffic. this is a

. >>> well in, doylestown a high school student is turning heads, and boggling mind. >> pat gallen tellsbout the long journey he just returned from and where he hopes to go toy love telling stories look this. walker anderson works with grids and has made numbers his life. that passion is taking him places. each day is a new puzzle. for one local student each day is a new opportunity, to make, and solve a puzzle. walker anderson is a master of puzzles. central bucks west sophomore actually builds them on his owned and turned his interesting hob any to much more, including a trip to europe. that trip to europe was to compete the in the world championships in slovokia where the 15 year-old did well. >> 200 people competed. >> yes. >> how did you do. >> i got tenth in individual. >> out of everyone. >> right. >> wasn't high school or college. >> it was everyone. >> reporter: a 15 year-old math, puzzle wizard went to europe and finish tenth in the world. the his guidance counselor valerie says he is a prodigy. >> he has been doing math at c.b. west since in elementary school. he has pretty mu

train in doylestown 514, 30 minutes late.busing because of equipment problems. expect delays there. 22 minute late train on the west trenton. 15 minutes with media elwyn. all kinds of problem matt. >> the fbi questioning a woman who jumped out of a plane at bush intercontinental airport in houston texas. passengers on board united flight 1892 captured these images as it happened yesterday. the flight just arrived from new orleans when the woman opened that emergency exit and jumped onto the runway. police quickly captured her. >> new on "action news" a nevada woman watched burglars ransack her home live while she was halfway around the globe. she got an alert from a security company while on a three week trip to thailand l she checked the live feed of her las vegas home this is what 33 saw two people grabbing jewelry clothing anything they could get their lands on. they even managed to find the keys to her mercedes and drive off. the owner says the thieves may have stalked her after noticing a flier that was left on her door

doylestown toward allentown, those are the areas that need the rain the most, and they may get more than two inches of rain by the time it's all over with, thursday. here is the hour by hour. as we go through the night tonight, you see it's dry. temperatures not dropping very much. then here comes the rain for the morning rush. not necessarily all that heavy yet. it's mild. and then it really gets heavier as we head toward 9, 10, 11:00 tomorrow morning, allentown, pottstow pottstown, places in heavy drought getting heavy rain. temperatures going into the 60s despite the rain. mid-60s farther to the south. that's a lot of rain. tuesday night, things quiet down. watch what happens wednesday. here comes the next round. so it's going to come in two pieces. and the second piece on wednesday, many of us could get near 70 degrees. the amounts of rain by tuesday night, near an inch. by the time we're done on thursday, we have lots of places, according to this particular model, up over two inches of rain. it's spread out, so don't expected widespread flooding. we'll have more later. >> reporter:

doylestown line had earlier delays, so far doing okay. for warminster, and this is the latest, it is saturday, may be getting relief with septa. looking at an accident in douglass, it did clear. >>> septa and the largest union have gone from the bargaining table to court. yesterday, a judge ruled against septa's request to force them back to work. monday, she will hear more evidence to determine if the strike should stop for the election. septa called for the emergency hearing. the transit agency claims delays on regional rail as you heard francesca mention, poor school attendance and traffic present a danger for welfare and safety of riders. the union says the strike is inconvenient but does not present such a danger. >> that is not a basis under pennsylvania law to grant injunction against striking employees. >> we're not going to lie down, why we can't resolve the strike and watch passengers suffer. >> the union calls the injunction legal tricks to avoid real bargaining. septa's lawyer insists real talks continue this weekend and the t

the host of unique shops in doylestown bucks county drew plenty of shoppers yesterday. we caught people on state street looking for the one of a kind items at local stores. >> if you had a ticket for the 421 million-dollar powerball drawing there was good news and bad news. one ticket was sold in pennsylvania and worth $1 million. it was a ticket sold in tennessee that won the jackpot. wednesday's drawing will be worth $40 million. >> 9:09 a.m. eagles are preparing for a prime time fight they host the green bay packers monday night football. >> there are questions mark. doug peterson has not decided if nelson achlor will play after last week's poor performance. we'll see what happens monday night. >> you nailed that name. i'm glad you have it. >> i was a little nervous. >> you'll see all the action tomorrow night, coverage starts with our pregame show and we wrap it up with the post-game show live. >> i like how everyone in the studio is doing like this. thank you for noticing. there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." a quiet saturday turns

line 568 terminating at lansdale not going the whole way to doylestown. city services are running again just not as frequently as they normally would. market frankford line running every six minutes this afternoon. normally it would be about every four minutes and it's not stopping at fifth street independence mall that's because of preparations for the big clinton rally tonight and there's already a box of streets that are all blocked off. it's arch down chestnut seventh over to fourth. that blockage is causing gridlock that's spilling back onto the vine street expressway. we have a lot of police officers out here in this area of olde city tonight and don't forget during the sixth and 7 o'clock hours the vine and 95 will have rolling closures as the motorcades make their way to independence mall its bad now. it will get worse. we'll check it again rick and monica in the next half hour. >> will do. thanks matt. >>> much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 the cleanup begins in oklahoma after a rare earth quick hits the center of the country. why sch

doylestown at 60 degrees.oing through the evening, overnight into sunday, sunday afternoon very similar. right back to lower 60s across the board. sunday looking nice and sunny, too. actually, we're staying dry in the forecast through the election day forecast. tuesday, temperatures are warmer, mid to upper 60s across the board, sunny to mostly sunny conditions as well. that's across the entire region. we stay dry. not expecting things like rain to be a factor in the voting process come tuesday. here's a look at the ten day on 10. sunny conditions last through tuesday. little dip in temperatures monday. and quite a jump into tuesday, 68 degrees. we stay mid to upper 60s through thursday. then we're looking to move into next week, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s for the forecast high temperatures. otherwise, a dry forecast. chance of rain moves in friday. >>> hipper than a hippopotamus. this is the blitz. we begin with undefeated central. the lancers welcomed southern this afternoon, aiming to make it a pe

chestnut hills and doylestown 53 degrees. easton 51. icons mix it up between cloudy and mostly cloudy. a mix from noon to 3:00. then as we go forward to about 9:00 night we may see scattered showers in new jersey, the shore in delaware could continue with these showers even overnight. again scattered in nature. 53 the temperature in trenton, atlantic city at 57 and smyrna 58. your weekend forecast this is where i was talking about breezy to windy conditions your saturday into sunday. not as windy as we saw last week. more gusts around 25 and then 30 miles per hour saturday and sunday. temperature will dip a bit sun. low 50s then upper 40s high temperatures areas like the shore, delaware with high temperatures about 50 degrees. here's your ten day on 10. in the 50s on saturday as well as. dip to the upper 40s. back to the 50s next work week. the focus is not the temperatures so much as it is those chances of rain. later in the day tuesday, all of wednesday and even thursday morning, also know pretty big warm up. 56 degrees which allows f

will roll through this morning and early this afternoon a chance for westchester, lansdale and doylestown. the showers will start out in the lehigh valley first. we'll see them there first. as far as new jersey and jersey shore, just a chance of scattered showers, before they move in, look at the warmup. atlantic city, 80 degrees. 76 for ocean city. a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. it's a chance. not a huge threats. and showers are going to be scattered in wilmington, too. certainly not an all day rainfall. completely dry right now. showers will make progress into northwestern pennsylvania. warm air is surging in front of those showers. and the chance of showers they'll be here today and gone tomorrow. 76 in philadelphia. some spots in the suburbs cooler. others in delaware and south jersey it will be a bit warmer. then we'll cool down as the winds will pick up late this afternoon and this evening. and that cool weather stays with us for the weekend. saturday and sunday, we'll be dry. a little warmer on saturday afternoon. saturday morning, 38 degrees, the low temperature. and anoth

and in doylestown, at 32. so, yes, chilly start. thankfully the winds very calm. it doesn't also account for any windchill here today. we will see more sun than anything as the day progresses, but there will also eventually be clouds on the increase, that is a sign of things to come. i think we get through the eagles game with no problem, weather wise, however, the next storm system that moves in bringing us much needed soaking. coming up later on we'll track the storm, show you when things will go down here, when you need the umbrella, for now, no umbrellas required, it is a sunny and little on the chilly side. >> yes, we can deal with, that sunny, and chilly. we got it. thank you so much. good morning. so, what we're looking at right now, the a south past cottman, see it pulled over flashing light, disable vehicle, actually blocking the far right lane, now moved all the way over, easing some of the tension, just before i came on screen it was actually looking little bus necessary, a lot of the back up because of the right lane being blocked, has moved on, actual

let's get out to our dave kinchen who's life outside the bucks county da's office in doylestown tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain the da says no charges for the shooter but the da also said the case was not cut and dry. >> reliving the terror. the owner and a worker at pour fear row's pizza and pasta in levittown talk about the two mask wearing criminals who stormed in for a late night robbery armed with these air soft like guns. >> they were screaming and tarped asking me for my stuff. open the register and i said i can't open it because the manager is not here. >> reporter: one of the bad guys pistol whips the customer according to police but that customer grabs his 45 caliber handgun, fires and kills that suspect. >> it was an armed robbery, a very aggressive armed robbery. a takeover style armed robbery. >> reporter: the customer then shot the other suspect twice critically wounding him. >> everything happened so fast and -- >> you don't even -- >> you don't even think what's going on around you. it's fast. >> reporter: detectives say the bad guys were brothers from bucks county. the

. >> reporter: doylestown plastic surgeon brian says robe delivers heat just under skin which damages tissue. >> your body sees injury, collegeon has been damage. the it gets rid of the damaged one, butts more healthier one done. >> reporter: lisa was injected with local anesthetic and then the robe was inserted with tiny punctures. a infrared scan monitors temperatures displayed on the screen. >> you have an injectable energy type probe in order to tighten things. that is it. >> reporter: it takes four to six weeks to see final results. the procedure can be also used on the arms, and belly. thinks dramatic results for linda kissel. >> no matter how much exercise, or dieting, i still had those wrinkles. >> reporter: for breasts, it can provide a modest lift which is what samantha pena wants. >> they were sagging and they were not as perky can i was 26. >> reporter: lisa said procedure was quick and easy. >> it could not tell what you had done. >> now there can be minor swelling, and bruising with it, but results develop overtime after just one treatment, which cost between three to $5

it's more like in the low to mid-20s in and around the philly metro area. 22 for allentown. 22 for doylestownt feels like a really cold, below the freezing mark 25 degrees. and it's going to feel colder by tomorrow morning. i have details coming up in just a bit. deny, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> a mayor is accused of driving drunk, rear-ending a car and leaving the scene. we first brought you the story on nbc 10's app sunday. upland mayor is facing several charges. drew smith is digging into what happened and has reaction from people in the community. >> reporter: mayor michael cyak is staying quiet on the news of his arrest. there was no answer at his home tonight, though we saw someone turning out the lights. he ended up meeting chester police around 4:00 a.m. friday. >> he was driving that way. >> reporter: jonathan barksdale claims he saw it happen. >> boom! just like that. >> reporter: on this stretch of 22nd street. >> swerving. the card hit the next car and he hit the next one. >> reporter: the mayor is accused of slamming into a parked car and hitting another. he ditched hi

so i just had to come all the way back here just to go back to doylestown. >> reporter: as you see right here they put up these signs conductors will not be collecting fairs on the trains. that's just to save a little time making sure you get your ticks here. one last look as i'm going to take a long walk down here for people just waiting to get home. typically this would be make a five or 10 minute wait. some of these people have been waiting here for an hour or mo more. i can vouch for all of them when they say they hope this strike is over soon. guys? >> absolutely, chris, thanks. >>> skyfox is live over traffic along 676 and 95 as you know the strike has caused many more backups on the area roads as you can see. >>> indego suggest service people are using the bike sharing service i like to say service. it's allowing for unlimited parking dr. certain hours at certain locations. you can check the app for indego for real time station updates and to see if a bicycle is available for you. now if you need any of this information, just go to fox 29.cot com. we've all the lips that you need