meanwhile, police are warning all drexel students not to walk alone. after a rash of robberies north and west of campus. police are looking for this man believed to be one of at least two or three suspects police say are targeting drexel students robbing them at gun point as they walk off campus. police say there have been seven robberies in the last 10 days. >> majority of them have one or two persons on bike, and all the instants that are ewing hasn't gun. so we're concern because obviously these are college student. >> latest incident happened wednesday morning before 7:00 off camera the 21 year old victim tells "eyewitness news" she was walking to work on the 400 block of powelton avenue. she walk by the suspect on a nearby porch when he follow her. showed a gun and tried to take her purse. she thought fought back and he punch the her numerous time kneeing on foot. she caught up to him and he struck her again threatening to kill her. >> we also have about sick other robberies in that immediate area between 40th and 42nd powelton avenue up to fairmo

i'm vernon odom, "channel 6 action news" on the drexel university campus. >>> a tragedy at swarthmoreniversity today a student died after falling more than 40 feet down embankment before 3:00 this afternoon crumb woods a hiking area east of campus. investigators say the death was accidental and the student is identified as 18-year-old from bay side, new york. >>> and a suspect has been arrested for the beating death of a 5 2-year-old woman inside a boarding home no philadelphia. the whole thing unfolded a bit before 3:30 this afternoon, 37 3700 block of north 18th stree street. the woman was discovered badly beaten and rushed to temple where pronounced dead a short time laterch the suspect who was not released the name yet knew the victim. >> police are investigating a deadly shooting in northwest

-- 15 armed robberies around drexel university. all the robberies happened over the past few months. vernon odem has the story from university city. >> reporter: we are no longer showing the face of the serial robbery suspect because police discovered he is only 14 years old, on a big boy crime spree. 15 armed robberies police say in the drexel university area in 30 days, many violent. september 30th, he pistol whipped a student who resisted. >> 6:00 a.m. she was walking home, he pulls up on the bike, give me your purse, he grabs the purse and punches her in the face, she pushes him off the bike, he beats her with the gun. >> police released the surveillance video of the suspect using a credit armed he strong armed from a victim. he is only 14 and attends overbrook high. at times he he had two polices. >> as drexel pushes out in the communities and experiences more of this residential communities. >> i'm surprised someone so young could be doing that something like that and so often. >> reporter: through social media network, the u

the teen approached a 21-year-old female drexel student and demand her purse.she resisted and he resorted to violence until he got what he wanted. >> she resisted initially and he grabs the purse, breaks the strap, punches her in the face. she then chases him. she catches up to him pushes him off the bike. he then beats her a few times with the gun and punched her multiple times in the face. >> reporter: and police told us that the victims are doing okay at this point in time. they are still looking for two additional accomplices. if you have any information that you think may be of interests to police give them a call. joyce. >> all right, thank you, jenny. >>> tonight police are holding a man who they say beat a woman to death in north philadelphia. this afternoon officers found the 52-year-old victim inside a boarding house on the 3700 block of north 18th street. paramedics rushed her to the hospital but she died within the hour. officers took a 54-year-old man into custody. now, they believe he knew the victim but they are not saying yet how. police are sti

. >>> an arrest on a late summer crime spree at drexel university, and what police say led them to the suspect. >>> i am ted greenberg. it's 5:30 on this sunday morning, and we say good morning to meteorologist, michelle grossman. our coastal areas are not out of the woods yet. >> yeah, hi, ted. tomorrow will be better than today, and we are looking at the potential for more flooding along the coast, and we have a coastal flood warning, and here's a look outside, waking up to clouds in philadelphia and we will see a mainly cloudy day and possibly a stray shower. here is the coastal flood warning until 6:00 p.m. tonight and we are watching around 2:00 for high tide, and we could see more property damage and additional beach erosion, and we have winds anywhere from 10 to 25 miles per hour, 24 in dover, and they are gusting higher than that, and it's going to be cool today and it was cool yesterday and cool once again today. temperatures in the low 60s later this afternoon. as we look at temperatures to the north right now, 44 degrees in mt. pocono, a cold start there, and 51 in allentown

. >>> still ahead this morning, new developments in a crime spree near drexel university campus. we will tell you who police took into custody. we're just a few hours away from kickoff. the eagles take on washington this afternoon. still ahead, hear from the team about their division match-up. >>> welcome back on this sunday morning. i am meteorologist, michelle grossman. lots of clouds out in the city, and one spot seeing a little break in the clouds, the pocono mountains, not looking too bad, mostly cloudy skies, and temperatures in the low 40s and 50s, and we're looking at winds at 14 miles per hour in philadelphia, and we are seeing gusts near 30 miles per hour in atlantic city, and 23 miles per hour in mount pocono. you factor in the winds and it feels chillier than the air temperatures. temperatures cool all across the area and we are going to keep it cool in the afternoon. you can bet it feels like the low 40s with the winds, and 52 in reading and 52 in lancaster, and 55 in wilmington, and 58 degrees in atlantic city. we are all dry on radar, and that's good news and we st

all near the drexel campus and philadelphia police say they were all done by a 14-year-old boy. nbc 10's andrea kline thomas tells us how he was finally caught. >> reporter: the surveillance video from a market on north 38th street was just what detectives needed to catch the young suspect. you see he tries to cover his face as he heads straight to the atm. police say he's using a stolen credit card. the woman the car belongs to is a drexel university student who was robbed at gun point earlier that day while walking home. >> male pulls up on a bike, give me your purse. she resisted initially, he breaks the strap and punches her in the face. >> reporter: part of a string of robberies, carjackings and assaults spanning from the end of august to the end of september, involving one to three males that often targeted drexel stuntsd. students. there were 15 armed robberies in all, mostly women targeted, the suspect would run up behind him, show his weapon and he got away with a lot of purses and cell phones. >> i heard about it. i got alerts on my phone via powell, i think, the armed

the actions cam on the campus of drexel university taking a look at the drexel dragon tonight of theeather not so scary mild. 66 in philadelphia down from a high of 75, 5 degrees above normal. allentown and reading 60. millville 55. trenton 62. and wilmington 60. compare the temperatures with 24 hours ago, we're 8 degrees warmer in philadelphia, 12 degrees warmer in allentown. 10 degrees warmer in reading. part of the reason why last night we had completely clear skies, tonight we are dealing with some broken cirrus clouds from the west. when you get the cloud cover it acts as a blanket, and you can't get the radiational cooling. and that keeps only of the sun captured from the day close to the ground. tonight not as cool as last night. last night a lot of suburbs in the 40's. and 59 in center city, and last night in philadelphia dropped down to 52 degrees. so your forecast for school tomorrow, we're looking at loads of is unshine. for the bus stop in the morning a good idea to have a jacket and sweater, 63 degrees. at noon, 71 degrees. when the kid head home mild up to 76 degrees. e

for now reporting live at drexel university. rahel solomon, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> we'll be on alert in the news room, thanks, rahel. >> residents down the shore, down the jersey shore, starting to dry out after days of rain, and wind, battered the coast. the weaken weather proved to be a bit too much for this home in middle township. it was knock off its pilings, and washed into the water. early on saturday morning. no one was hurt, authorities now are trying to figure out how to safely remove that home from the channel. >> meanwhile, people in south carolina dealing with some of the worse flooding in the state's history. >> oh, my gosh, it is singing. >> devastating flooding hitting south carolina have reached cat store i can levels. several have left roads sat raided on sunday many of them gave way. >> we haven't seen this level of rain in the low country in a thousand years. that's how big this is. >> they just made a mistake. >> the driver of this pick-up truck tried to drive through a flooded street and his car was o

he's been on a big boy arm spree. 15 armed robberies in the drexel university area within 30 days.0th he pistol whipped a student who resisted. >> 6:00 a.m. she is walking from home and a male pulls up on a bike, give me your purse. she resists. he punches her in the face. she chases him and pushes him off the bike. he beats her with the gun. >> reporter: police released the surveillance video of the suspect cruising a credit card he strong armed. tip calls came in quickly. police locked him up overnight. he is only 14 and goes to overbrook high. he's had two accomplices. >> as more students are moving into the residential communities and private housing. >> i am surprised someone so young can be doing something like that and so often. there was short timing in between. >> reporter: through social network the university noticed the student body. >> i'm from hong kong this is my first time to get a message from the school, so i'm kind of scared actually. so i will not go on the street alone at night. >> reporter: so you're okay now. >> yeah. i feel safer than before now that's arres

drexel hit area, a couple of waze to -- ways to get in with the waze app.tbound bridge is shut down connecting to penns landing for emergency construction. 55 degrees in philadelphia. you're right, cooler in the suburbs, 45 in allentown. 47 in trenton and millville. 51 in wilmington. 45 in lancaster. temperatures cooler than yesterday. good nine degrees cooler in millville. two degrees cooler in millville. if you thought yesterday was chilly. today more so. high today is 65 degrees. with the sunshine it is at least a nice day. >> this is developing right now. police in upstate new york are looking tore suspects in a shooting near syracuse university. the gunman fired on detective's vehicle. they are wanted for killing a 15-year-old boy and wounding a 17-year-old. officials are asking the community to remain vigilant. >> u.s. customs commuters are back online at airports across the country. these are brand new images of the chaos when the system went down for 90 minutes last night. the outrage led to widespread complaints on social media. passengers reported

i taught at drexel at night -- drexel in the afternoon and penn at night. >> you begin to become known someone who was available. >> for a while, it was have syllabus, will travel. the more i did it, the more understood -- i understood i could do it and i could do it well. i think i do it better every semester. >> the last aspect of your career that i would like to talk about would be your involvement with the national naacp and now, of course, your national leadership once again as national chair of the naacp. earlier, during the 1990's, there was a lot of tension, struggle within the naacp. for a number of years, you were on the board there. you are not reelected to the board. you say at that point that you essentially got a limited from the board. -- eliminated from the board. i would like for you to talk about your personal feelings through all of that turbulence. and how you develop the strategy for helping to move the organization forward. >> let me start earlier than that. when i was with snick, we were content to us of the naacp. it was slow-moving, it appeared to us to be over

we talked to drexel university students who were relieved an arrest was made especially since they have received numerous text messages from the university, about 15 incidents that happened over 30 days from the end of august to the end of september. now, women were mainly targeted in some cases the suspect walked up to the victims. other cases he was on his bike. he would brandish a weapon and demand belongings. sometimes they even got physical. with the victims being punched. this video really helped police crack the case. police said the 14-year-old tried to use a stolen credit card at atm on north 38th street. then yesterday officers spotted the teen and his bike and made an arrest. >> the answers were frustrating, weren't getting anything to assist us, most of the victims students out here, coming from behind difficult to identify the individual. in some cases they actually have shirts pulled around their face. it was a challenging case for us. >> now, the district attorney will determine if that 14-year-old will, in fact, be charged as an adult. another thing they have to look int

rehobeth 68 degrees and flirting with 70 degrees in philadelphia, drexel hill and wilmington all well in the 60s today. with warmer weather to come in the next couple days. then things take a turn for the chilly on saturday. especially in the morning, back in the 30s to start, 61 saturday afternoon, and pretty good chance we'll see showers move through on sunday, though it will be warmer with a high of 68. a look at the weather before we get to the weekend with the 7 day when i'm back in 10 minutes. >> 11 minutes after 5:00. your morning drive takes you through the quakertown area you need a heads up. >> jessica boyington has been watching that accident on 309. >> so word that it's still closed on 309 on the southbound side, not both directions at least, that is the glass half full. right around tollgate road forcing traffic off there, we had a car versus a tractor-trailer in the area. you can see the accident is up here. we have red behind this graphic but it's slow by the scene and obviously getting off before that, you want to take old bethlehem pike to get by. the schuylkill expre

. >> reporter: jennifer quinn len from drexel said scientists figure out how listeria bacteria lived on carmel apples. >> on the skin of the apple, and when they put the carmel on it actually kills it the a little bit because of the heat. if it doesn't kill it completely, then that interface between the carmel and the apple, seems to be an environment that it can grow in. >> reporter: inside drexel food lab she explained that juice released when apple is punctured from the dipping stick allows bacteria to grow. >> listeria can grow well at room temperature but it can grow refrigerated that is challenge, it grows refrigerated. >> if you see it or smell it you would the not know you are eating listeria. >> reporter: most of the listeria problems have been found with prepackaged carmel apples and not the kind you make yourself. delicious, homemade. it was good. now doctors say the best way to to prevent food poisoning from listeria is to make sure to thoroughly wash produce like apples before you eat them or make carmel apples. >> i would have brought you back one. >> just as i was sayi

brian white is from drexel hamilton. grate to have you with us. the 200 dfrms price target are things that we know but what will zap the stock out of its funk? >> that is a good question. what we've seen over the past several weeks, the summer, is a concern about china. and what is happening over there. 27% of revenue. also concern about iphone comps going negative over the next couple of quarters. and i think people aren't giving apple any credit for this transformational cycle that they're in. and so i think all of these concerns have put the stock at 8 times x cash right now, pretty close to a trough. it has troughed in the past at about seven times and the s&p is 15 multiple right now. so people need to start thinking differently about apple. especially as you see the competitors really collapsing by the wayside. >> it seems that people are thinking about apple and maybe even rerating the stock and so that eight times multiple might be now appropriate. it is coming off what was a record weekend for sales and that didn't do anything but move th

"action news" reporter david henry is live at drexel university with much more, david? >> reporter: yeah, walter, all of the university and colleges in the delaware valley are stressing that this is a non-specific threat, but they are all taking it seriously enough to issue warnings, and, students are understandably, alarmed. >> all of the recent things that have been going on, it is like serious that could possibly happen on the campus, so i'm actually scared to leave my dorm tomorrow. >> reporter: college campuses are on edge as word spreads tonight they have been alerted by atf and fbi, all they know is a an unspecific threat was made on social media to carry out violence at a university near philadelphia. but the time mentioned in the threat is very specific. 2:00 o'clock, tomorrow have afternoon. >> it is a kind of scary because, you know, the way it is, just given its history and the fact that we don't know which school and it is very specific time. >> reporter: student, faculty and staff and every university in the delaware valley have been notified through e-mai

. >> reporter: drexel university was among many local colleges with increased police patrols and end hasn'ted security procedures. in light of a threat of violence posted online. allegedly planned for 2:00 p.m. today. federal investigators notified schools in abundance of caution. >> no specific college or university was identified. >> when i spoke with the atf over the weekend, they didn't think it was credible, however, in the avenue math of oregon, obviously, you know, we wanted to make sure we took appropriate steps. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay says his officers provided coverage for smaller campuses like the community college of philadelphia. fortunately, all remained quiet. >> my biggest concern is always copycats but then you start doing similar things and of course we have to investigate them all. >> reporter: drexel university freshman clayton, says he noticed police on every corner. >> i think it's a little bit blown out of proportion possibly but it's good that they're taking the precautions. >> reporter: others say they wish the school did

. >>> a 14-year-old has been arrested for at least 15 armed robberies around drexel university. police say all the robberies happened just over the past few months. "action news" reporter, vernon odem has the story. >> reporter: we are no longer showing the face of the serial robbery suspect because police discovered he is only 14 years old on a big boy crime spree. 15 armed robberies in the drexel university area within 30 days, many violent. september 30th, he pistol whipped a student who resisted. >> 6:00 a.m. she is walking from home. a male pulls up on the bike, give me your purse. she resists. he punches her in the face. she chases her and pushes him off the bike, he beats her with the gun. >> reporter: police released the surveillance video of the suspect using a credit card he strong armed from a victim. he is 14 and goes to overbrook high and at times has had two accomplices. >> i'm surprised so one so young could be -- someone so young could be using something like that so often with short timing in between. >> reporter: the through the social network, the university a

the university of pennsylvania, temple university, and drexel university sent out alerts. authorities say they had no knowledge of specific threat to students or to a particular univeristy. one student shared her thoughts about the threat. >>: of the recent things i've been gone in on its a scary thing that happened in our campus. >> vicki: a statement on drexel's website says the threat came from "a recent social media posting" after last week's shooting at umpqua community college in oregon. the schools plan to operate normally monday.and students are urged to report any suspicious activity. >> vicki: a suspect arrested in mexico for his role in a double- homicide. we'll show you how bay area law enforcement had a hand in bringing him in. >> reporter: 8 warm up coming our way of will have forecast coming >> vicki: a man has been extradited from mexico for his role in a shooting that left a four-year-old girl dead. watsonville, california police -- along with the f-b-i -- made the announcement yesterday. erika mahoney has the details. >> brian: a potent storm system that

we saw officers on patrol this morning, this one here at drexel university. several schools, including drexel and tevle, have issued alerts to students and staff, all because of this, a threat posted on social media warning that someone will take up arms against a university near philadelphia today at 2 p.m. the same web forum warned of an attack at a school in the northwest, a day before the mass shooting in oregon. the fbi alerted schools out of what it calls an abundance of caution. the students i spoke with this morning had mixed feelings about the threat and response on campus. >> i probably still go to class, but yeah, they need i.d. require good inside. >> i was concerned for everyone here. a lot of people r a lot of people left campus, a lot of people are staying at home. i think everyone i talked to is taking it well and being as safe as possible, that is not something you want to risk. >> security and police at campuses throughout our area are asking students and staff if they see anything suspicious, to give them a call right away. in university ci

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one victim is a drexel student. "eyewitness news" reporter diana being owe has more from police. >> reporter: police are looking for this man believed to be one of at least two or three suspects police say are tarring drexel students robbing them at gunpoint as they walk off campus. police say there have been seven robberies in the the last ten days. >> majority have been one or two persons on a bike and all incidents they are using a handgun, so we're concerned because there is a college student. >> reporter: latest incident happened wednesday morning before 7:00 off camera the the 21 year-old victim told "eyewitness news" she was walking to work on the 400 block of powellton avenue. she walk by on a nearby porch, showed a gun and tried to take her purse. she foot back and he punched her numerous times fleeing on foot. she caught up to him and he struck her again, threatening to kill her. >> we have six other robberies between fourth yet and fourth second of powellton avenue up to fairmount and it looks like these

the one of the victims is a drexel student. "eyewitness news" reporter diana a rocco now has more. >> reporter: police are looking for this man believed to be one of at least two or three suspects police say are targeting drexel students robbing them at gunpoint as they walk off campus. police say there have been seven robberies in the last ten days. >> the majority have been one or two persons on a bike, and they will all of the incident they are using a handgun. so we're concerned because these are college students. >> reporter: latest incident happened wednesday morning before 7:00 off camera the the 21 year-old victim told "eyewitness news" she was walking to work on the the 400 block of powellton avenue. she walked by a nearby porch where he followed her, showed a gun and tried to take her purse. she for the back and punched her numerous times fleeing on foot. he struck her again, threatening to kill her. >> we also have six other robberies in that area between 40th and forty-second, powellton avenue, up to fairmount and i

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it's the first of its kind in the nation, but drexel officials don't want it to stop here. they want to save as many lives as possible. i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1.32 oc all parts of building a new high school in iowa city are on track to be done on time. sophomores school to go to for the last two years of school. a school district in cedar rapids will ask voters for helping with increased enrollment. the current high school is too small for the number of students. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early cause of death. we have the autopsy results from a homicide in benton county this weekend. paving for progress. construction season is coming to an end but some street work in cedar rapids won't be finished until next spring. and new guys in town. the cedar rapids rampage indoor soccer team gets ready for its home opener tomorrow night. here's a live look at our city cam this morning. mostly dry but chilly for your thursday. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has yo

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federal agents warned official that ten temple and drexel universities at threat posted on social media and said violence would take place at school near philadelphia. at 2:00 this afternoon police at drexel say, quote, extra precautions are being taken today and new this hour the fbi tells us no local schools or universities here in new england are part of this threat. first respondeners new hampshire spent part of the weekend training for shooting and emergency crews participated in a drill at goffstown high school and drill involved evacuating classrooms, treating victims and tracking down two mock gunman and training like this is part the job now and lessons learn from the drill also apply to or roof collapse at a school. >> man shot and killed in boston was father of two in hyannis. no one has been charged but police believe randall targeted and aunt tells the harold rantal has two young sons and no idea why he would have been in boston at the time he was killed. >>> boston police hope surveillance pictures will help identify the suspect accused of carjacking a woman in the south e

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police say the teen targeted mostly students on and around drexel's campus. detectives say they had a difficult time finding any clues about the robber. that is until this surveillance video helped officers track him down. >> it was a challenging case for us and we were able to get that piece of information on the 30th, we put it out right away to the media. we thank the media for getting it out for us. officers saw the bike, the male and the clothing he was wearing and immediately recognized that was the person in the video. >> the district attorney has yet to decide if the 14-year-old will be charged as a juvenile or an adult. philadelphia police say they are also looking for two others who they say helped the teen in some of those robberies. >> to a developing story in afghanistan now. an investigation is under way to determine if an american fighter jet bombed an international volunteer clinic in northern afghanistan. the charity doctors without borders says 12 of its staffers are among the 19 killed in that attack this morning. >>> there were a little mo

. >> reporter: it's cooler out this morning, dress the kids in the spirits with the hoods up, drexel and la salle are 89 universities of the morning. we'll let you know what it's like getting to the airport next. >> a young mother from reading has new wheels to help her earn a degree. several local businesses teamed up to donate a forge edge to soto. she is a single mom raising a 6-year-old son. she is planning to back to school to finish her education. she has new wheels. >> good people in the world. >> reporter: if i wouldn't you'e wheels heading toward the blue route heading toward plymouth meeting. roads are dry, but it's nippy out there. patco new jersey transit, dart, no problems, dave. >> reporter: we are chilly this morning, some areas in the 40s, philadelphia around 50. 9:00 a.m. k -- 54. 0 degrees by noon, 64 by # p.m. 6:00 p.m., 62 degrees. it's a little bit on the cool side today, certainly. at the airport, all green aircraft. there's not a lot of weather systems across the country. no rain reported anywhere from here to chicago and down you to orlando. >> hope had been v

we're rooting for la salle and drexel university as the colleges of the morning. we're looking at a cool down and may be frosty in some areas, i'll have that coming up. >> developing right now police in upstate new york are searching for suspects in the deadly shooting near syracuse university. the possible gunmen were seen running into a 160-acre cemetary. they are wanted for killing a 15-year-old boy and wounding a 17-year-old. there was a brief lockdown at the university that has been lifted. officials are asking the community to remain vigilant. >>> firefighters could get extra help battling wildfires. lockheed martin showed off their helicopter in idaho. with a push of the button, they can tell the helicopter to drop water. the base price is $5 million. >>> turning to accuweather, someplaces in the 40s. >> reporter: a few, and we've seen that a little bit over the last week or so. we could see that as we head into the weekend, probably worse numbers than that. storm tracker 6 live double scan imagery showing we're dry this morning. not much of a breeze, as we

. >> reporter: drexel krufunivers says a novembnonspecified threa been received. >> it's alarm willing. all right getting t >> reporter: and the threat made a lot of people pause. >> just bnk safety in general and the fact that schools are did it targets if you'll be a threat. >> reporter: the fbi says students need to listen to what their campus police departments are telling them, many of those departments are working with local law enforcement agency high school this order to step up patrols around those college and university campuses. doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> turning now to flooding frustrations at the shore. here is a live look at cape may where you can see the effects of the high tide from earlier this afternoon. let's check in with brittney shipp. and are people finally going to get a break? >> things are already starting to improve. the coastal flood warning expired at 6:00 p.m., still an advisory in effect until midnight. so it's really not affecting atlantic city. cape may is under the coastal flood advisory. and our main concern is it's going to be minor tidal floodin

some students on the campus of drexel university felt a little uneasy going into the school d day. >> i'm nervous like i'm not going to my one class over in center city. >> i feel like they should have canceled all classes today. >> every street corner there's at least tightened security. >> every class we go to we have to show id. >> reporter: some students think this should become standard procedure. >> stuff like this could happen all the time. you never really know. >> reporter: and commissioner ramsay said he had talk to the atf and those officials did not think that this threat was credible, but you can never be too safe. he's urging students and staff at local colleges to remain vigilant and follow that old motto if you see something, say something. lucy yes. >> acting out abundance of caution, thank you very much, jennifer. >>> in the dead of night teenaged girl and her grandparents buck county home recognized intruder and thank good she d this man shaye mcmichael broke into the house on forest avenue in bensalem last night. he was dressed in black, wearing a mask. they say he

the summit at drexel brook conference center in drexel hill focusing on providing information to schoolsrevent inappropriate relationships between students and teachers in this world of technology, texting and social media. >> and sometimes the inappropriate text does lead we've seen in kim cal cases usually starts with inappropriate text messages. >> delaware county district attorney jack whalen teachers and administrators need to make sure they look out for any inappropriate behavior between their co-workers f teachers are going to be e-mailing or texting their students, they should always include parents in that e-mail chain. >>> for halloween many kids dress up as policemen, firefighters, doctors other professions they look up to. well, today kids at holmesburg christian academy not only got the chance to dress up they got to meet some of the people they dressed up as for career day. philadelphia police department commissioner richard ross was there along with other officers. even saluted one of those kids dressed up as most like al future officer. >>> well, ready or not daylight sav

. >>> authority charge teenager in question with 15 robberies near drexel campus. he's seen here in this video attempting to use a victims atm card inside a convenience store. philadelphia police tell us the suspect lives in that neighborhood. >> he's walking out the store shoulder only went up to the push bar on the door. we still expected him to be the victim described 18 to 25, brought into custody he was only 14 years of age. >> 79 investigators say majority of the victims were females. meantime 12 staffers for the charity doctors without border in afghanistan have died in an air strike one that may have been carried out by us forces. it happened in northern seen of conducive patients including three children also died in the explosion. us army spokesman acknowledged the air strike may have caused collateral damage. they say war planes hit the medical facility while returning fire against taliban fighters. >>> vatican fired a prominent priest after he came out as gay. monsignor krysztof olaf charamsa a mid level official in doctrine office came out in newspaper

the threat against the university of pennsylvania, temple and drexel was supposed to be at 2:00 p.m. they will have beefed up security tonight and they urged students to report anything that looks suspicious. >> >> still to come, the search is on for the master mind behind a murder for hire that left %c1 >>> police on the hunt for the person who killed a man this morning. officers responded to the scene on 23rd parkway near the holy family school at around 3:00 this morning. that is where they found the man suffering from upper body injuries. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> police hope this newly released surveillance video will help them find three restaurant robbers that happened september 27th owned monroe street near michigan avenue northeast. they forced the employees to the back of the store and they made their way to the office and grabbed money from the store. >>> police say a woman hired a gunman to kill her. the gunman is behind bars and now the search is on for the person who hired him. >> one female possibly shot in the neck. >> one month after she was execute

federal agents warned officials in penn in penn temple and drexel. if his violence will take before a school in philadelphia drexel says extra precaution also be taken today. several social media threats will also be made in other cities. >>> a local man found naked and creaming for help. still ahead, why that man thought he was under attack, and the disturbing discovery inside of his apartment. >>> and i have got a real low chance of showers as we head through the early portion of our week. i will show you how ho is at risk today and when the real chance of rain comes back to the mix coming up. >>> investigating a fair fa forces everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back with a two year

live at drexel university with the detailed, david henrey. david. >>reporter: well ring walter, the threat is non specific and was as sarah mentioned posted on same message board that was apparently used by killer in that oregon massacre last week and it has local students here wondering whether or not they should go to class tomorrow. >>> no one really knows what to think about it. it's like i've never heal really heard anything about that before. i don't really know what to do. >> philadelphia area colleges have all worn students to be extra cautious. this was threat from spell tran. everyone is anonymous. they're posting last that praises gunman. on october 5, 1 p.m. central dime a fellow robot will take up arms at a university near philadelphia. frol authorities informed local schools today and they september out alerts to institute and staffs. >> it could be like st. joe's or penn s it like a bomb or a shooting. we don't know. >> the fbi says it issued warning out of abund apps of caution. it used a profile picture wlv appears to be a grinch in

investigators say the man you see in these surveillance pictures followed the woman to her drexel home a week ago and attacked her and the woman screamed and her brother came out and the attacker ran off. if you have any information, you're urged to call police. >>> the city of frederick, board of aldermen went on record it wants a controversial statute moved honoring the author of the dread scott decision that aff m affirmed slavery. city officials say the statute should be moved from its current location outside the frederick city hall. over the weekend, vandals spl h splashed red paint on the statute. the mayor is going to make the final decision. >>> nbc news learned tonight, cockpit recordings from that a c-130 gunship that bombed a hospital in afghanistan revealed the u.s. crew openly questioned whether the air strike was legal. the attack killed at least 24 staff and patients. the hospital was run by doctors without borders. the ap reports tonight american special ops analysts knew the building was a hospital and believed it was being used to coordinate taliban activity. it's no

a drexel graduate died along with her mother, yvonne. >>> investigators say at least two people are dead after a small plane crash into the a home near the california/nevada border. our nbc affiliate in reno says officials are not giving any further details. the faa and ntsb will continue their investigations today. >>> the eagles are back home and hoping to get back on the winning track. hear from the players ahead of this afternoon's match-up against the saints. >> i would hate to think that, you know, utley tried to hurt somebody. >> or did he? this morning, former philly's star, chase utley, under investigation for this hit. what major league officials say concerns them the most. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >> chase utley is no longer a philly, but he's still a mets killer. look at the takeout slide he made for the dodgers in the playoff game in l.a. his slide led the dodgers to a comeback victory over new york but broke the left leg of the mets short stop, ruben tejada. he was carted off the field. in case you are wondering, it's not the first time he and tejada tangled. we p

arrest for very serious crimes, police say he is responsible for stretch of armed robberies near drexeluniversity. plus this... >> we're learning new details about the deadly shooting at umpqua community college i'm's chris mar teen necessary roseberg, oregon with that story coming up next. >>> trying our very best to dry out from very heavy rain. meteorologist lauren casey is back with what you can expect today. we will take a short break, we will be right back. sick car ohio. morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. you know, i'm not feeling it today. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my i

. >>> the philadelphia man accused of killing a drexel university grad students goes before a judge.pect was told coming up. >> plus investigators stumble on a field of marijuana plants worth more than a million bucks. we'll tell where you. >> a special piece of literature that's dazzled people all over the world is now in philadelphia but only for a short time. we will show it to you. >> all right, we'll have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here's what's happening on "action news" tuesday night. the five democratic presidential candidates vying for the party's nomination for president will battle it out this evening in las vegas. we'll have a live preview of the first democratic debate. >>> an elderly man attacked by two men standing at his front door. >>> montgomery county stepping up in its of the to prevent and treat drug abuse. >> democrat candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders lincoln chafee and martin a.m. mole will debat

drexel, temple and upenn have already armed police officers on campus. >>> new information tonight about doctor from south jersey found dead in a manhattan apartment. kirstin overdosed on cocaine and alcohol. she was originally from washington township in gloucester county, she worked as a dermatologist in new york. police questioned two men including one thought to be her boyfriend, neither is expected to face charges. >>> if you have a drone, you may have to register it with the government soon. a task force will create guidelines for a national drone registry in about a month. the goal is to get the program started before the end of the holiday season, when about 1 million drones are expected to be sold. incidents involving drones are on the rise. that puts the pressure on officials to better regulate them. >>> this cold snap's about to break, i'm watching when temperatures will jump into the 70s and how long warmer air will stick around. >>> why this homecoming video is brings tears to everyone's eyes. >>> protests outside baltimore city hall tonight as councilmembers voted to confir

completely dry, a few clouds passing through philadelphia, drexel hill and wilmington, up to 69 degrees. it turns cooler this weekend. saturday and sunday, we'll be in the 50s, and the coldest air sunday morning when we drop down in the 30s. rebounding to 55 sunday afternoon. that will not be the last of the cold. seven-day forecast show you what's ahead when i'm back in ten. >>> it's 5:40. let's look at the roads. >> looks like there is a problem in bucks county because of a fire. more on that with nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we're dealing with a building fire here causing lane restrictions in bucks county on upper south hampton township. county line road is closed street, you can see those closures in here. so that's a big stretch. for now take byeberry road, starting to see red there, we'll have more on that, if you want to go on a highway take the p.a. turnpike which is pretty much running in between those points and you can see everything is moving along nice and green. and we'll take a look at drive times in case you want to head out right nouf. no

students at temple, drexel, and the university of pennsylvania and other area colleges were told about it by administrators and university police. >>> well, it took three plus years of work and failure to make yesterday's final drive at fedex field possible. that according to kirk cousins, who marched the skins 90 yards down the field. down four points to the eagles. cousins showed poise. acted like he had been there before. fired to pierre garcon. talk about a catch. garcon gets stood up by a defender. manages to hold on. redskins hold on. as a result, despite blowing a 13po int lead, the final 23-20. >> keep working and stay together. you know, we have high expectations. but it's a process. we will just keep going one day at time, one week at a time, one game at a time. >> they head to atlanta to face the 4-0 falcons. >>> still ahead on 9 news at noon, the first monday in october means a new session for the u.s. supreme court. we will tell you about a decision on a notorious case out of charlottesville. >>> plus, a capital concern. we will tell you about the latest developments in th