the both market frankford and subway using shuttle buses until 5:00. i just talk to septa, they say they have 87 of those 120 broken railcars, back in services, but the contingency plan, there is no contingency plan. it isn't like we will have extra buses and trolleys and market frankford lines and subways are running. they are all out. only real septa means of transportation will be the regional rails. just remember they are still not out at 100 percent. we will have a tough situation. regional rails are built for folks coming from the suburbs. so, folks within the city, they are really going to feel crunch in this strikings down later on tonight at midnight for tomorrow morning. no problems at all here on i-95 heading to the airport and just check with philly international, they are off to a good start as well. thomas and karen, back over to you. >>> lets take a look at top stories making news right now, police are looking for a person who shot and killed a man in north philadelphia, yesterday morning. they say, a 40 year-old man was this his cara lo

a general remark i as it supervisor peskin mentioned alluded to identify been running museums no frankford in the last few years ago i've got experienced 40 in running different kinds of institutions one was a private institution private foundation no germany and this was a limited liability company but as one that run as a nonprofit institution i have a fair amount of experience with those institutions in fact, quickly address kind of a general thoughtful the brunt fine arts museums i think what you'll see in the next couple of years more emphasis on the identities and the brunt beyond especially at the legion of honor nothing - really bringing in more to the attention of a broader audience and a bigger role internationally as well being really one of the defining institutions for the brunt city and i think i can see this as a someone coming from germany or as a european focus on san francisco and some of it it obviously building on the whole development of the tech industry and other sectors i think the brunt culture history of san francisco is extremely important to understand what this

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jersey turnpike, inner drive, just north of hightstown, so police are on the the scene there market frankford broad street subway is using shuttle buses until 5:00 as they typically do overnight. be ready for that. philly international, okay at the mall but sue's watching green on the radar screen there you may want to check with the airline throughout the day to make sure your flights are on time. temple football at 7:00 the plus a cons earth at the wells fargo center. we have a double bubble heading in to south philadelphia tonight. give yourself extra time. septa is adding extra trains on the subway for everybody heading in the stadium area. 422, eastbound, no problems just yet, between collegeville and king of prussia, and we're looking good up and over the bridge. karen and lauren, back over to you. >>> we have learned so much from wikileaks. for example hillary believes it is vital to deceive the people by having one public polcy and a totally different policy in private. >> people look at the a statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol, donald looks at the statue of liberty and see

they will keep free parking at frankford transportation center until october 31st. dave's at the ardmore station and will have more in a couple of minutes. expect flight delays at philly international, because of the weather today. mike and lauren back over to you. >>> lets get back to this creepy clown story, lauren. >> threats have of violence made begins school, on social media and now office of home land security is getting involved. >> investigators trying to track down who posted disturbing messages, steve keeley is at the round house, hi there, steve. >> reporter: well, reason this got federal authorities involved because it became a lot more then the way this started back in august in south carolina with people put something clown make up on their face and jumping out of bushes scarring kids. this has gotten serious because threats have been going from people screaming the at little kid out of bush toes threatening to kill them on line. >> i don't think it is very funny. anytime there is kid involved, that is when it is not funny, at least, you know, to that

city bus route, the market frankford line, and number of trolley routes were not run.at's this all mean for you? >> well the last time it happened was back in 2009. so besides driving into work, which some people just not an option, many septa riders opted to go for bikes. so, that's kind of interesting. there is the bike co-little of greater philadelphia. they think that's going to happen again. so they're getting ready for that in case there is a strike that happens. they've just added first bicycle lanes along spruce and pine street. other protected lanes have also been added all over the city recently. that will coalition has all of the information on it website. plus indigo launching the share program back in 2015, also ramming up as well. >> great program. you know what the drivers need to do? they need to make room for the bicycle, great lanes but not enough room sometimes on the road. so please be careful for them. >> time now 4:22, we have the clot over there. kind of like leggo scheme. sixers starting new season. the player though causing more excitement for

both the market frankford and broad street subway still using shuttle buses until 5:00, karen, back to you. >> breaking news this morning from juniata park, there has been nine year old girl who has died after a tragic accident. investigators say it happened just about four hours ago. this home on the 4600 block of pennhurst street, this child was rush over to st. christopher hospital where she was pronounced dead a short time later. investigators are still trying to figure out what went wrong. steve keeley is on his way to the hospital. >> also, we are following some more breaking news out of birmingham township. late night five has killed a person in chester county. right to lauren johnson who is live near that scene that far fire. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen, hard to hear, in a very wooded and secluded area. we can tell you this, crews are on the scene basically just cleaning up the mess left behind that by that for are fire. basically out for the most part. birmingham road in chester county still blocked off at this hour. let's show you some video we shot

shuttle buses on the market frankford and the subway continue to roll until 5:00. then they kick the trains in after 5:00 a.m. new jersey transit, again, on the heals of last thursday's train accident, a week ago, northeast corridor has the regular service, but service in and out of hoboken is still suspended. again if you are traveling in the air at all over the next couple every days, the airlines have been sending out travel advisories, steering planes away from matthew, pretty much from the carolinas all the way down to florida re shuffle them all so they don't get stuck in the storm. also the same deal with amtrak. they've suspended service in the southeast, including the silver liners, that come out of new york, and also the auto trains. so keep that in mine. contact amtrak if you intends to travel the rales over the weekend. back to you. >> thank you, bob, 4:49. in your health news this morning, new era and better breast cancer screening from 3d technology. 3d mammograms are better at detecting cancer in women with dense tissue, compared 3d mamography versus

. >>> right now, detectives are dusting for fingerprints in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood hoping to catch the man who stole car with a child inside. police say a 26-year-old woman left her six-year-old son in the car she went to an atm about 9:00 tonight on the 6500 block of frankford avenue. officers say that's when someone jumped in the car and drove off with the boy still in the back. officers found the car just a few blocks away with the little guy inside unharmed. police say the person who drove off with him will face charges of both auto theft and kidnapping. >>> a stunning fall from grace is now complete for former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. a montgomery county judge today sentenced kane to 10 to 23 months in prison followed by eight years on probation. meanwhile she is back home tonight after posting $75,000 in cash bail. kane can remain free while her legal team appeals. it is doing so. a jury convicted of kane this summer of perjury for lying under oath about leaking confidential documents to the media to embarrass a political end moo. >> what's clear

market frankford broad street using shuttle buses as they always do. and south on 95 watch for construction. they're still out there as you work to 42 freeway, vine expressway still closed between schuylkill and broad and they have tractor-trailers with big steel beams along the parkway getting ready to set those beams endplay. so a lot of construction still out there. mass transit looking good at the moment. karen back to you. >> bob, thank you. just passed some of those beams on my way n 4:32. breaking news from the bugle ton section of city. that's where we learned a couple dayed in a house fire. dave kinchen is there at the scene and he has the latest on this now, dave. >> yeah, karening, it's a tragic situation as you look behind me you can see what's left of the fire that started overnight a few hours ago here on bridal road in the bustleton section of philadelphia. and we want to go to pictures sent in to us showing intensity of flames on 9800 block of bridal road investigators tell us a man and woman perished in the house fire overnight and we'

subway, frankford back to you. >> we had a horrible fire that happened and we have breaking news. a map and woman died in a house fire bridal road. let's get to dave kinchen who is at the scene what we learned and pictures of what the fire looked like. dave, good morning. >> good morning to you, karen, a tragic situation here. i want to show you what they're dealing with now. they extended a hose to the back of the houxs you can see the one firefighter going into the rear with a flashlight they're searching for a cause in northeast philadelphia. we have pictures sent into us showing intensity of flames. here here in the bustleton section of northeast philadelphia. a man and woman perished in the house fire overnight and fire stiingter suffering minor injured we're told. they got to the sxwreep midnight and took them 35 minutes knock down the flames in aggressive -- they found the wum, one person in the foyer and another in the living area on first floor. >> up fortunately bustleton section of philadelphia suffered a tragedy today. companies found two victims on inside on the first

market frankford and broad street subway, they are still using shuttle buses until 5:00.u see this, it is no the just athletes who are taking knee during national anthem to send message about racial in equality, on friday evening, woman actually singing the anthem need. take a look, it was on our "fox news" web site. just before the the sixers game in miami. singer has been identified as denisea lawrence, perform the national anthem and she did it at mid court on her knees. she opened up a shirt that shows black lives hatter. nba does have a rule for players and coaches to stand during the anthem. >>> another issue involving the sixers. we know the player, ben simmons, who is mending with a broken ankle but he has been social media and he has a twitter war going on. he said he didn't go to class at lsu and he is using that to win arguments. he was talking about the the presidential, you know, race and that always leads to controversy. one of the twitter users pointed out that he failed his classes at the lsu. that is how it all started. kyle allen the guy basically failed

let's get straight to nbc10's brandon hudson live at the scene near frankford avenue.onight that child is safe, brandon? >> reporter: yes, jim and jacqueline. that child is safe with his mom tonight, but moments earlier, it was a scary situation for that 6-year-old. police say the little boy was sitting in his mom's car at this wells fargo bank across the street. the thief jumped in the car but only made it a short distance, then ditched the car over this alley way where you see the two lights. that's when a stranger jumped in to help. that kind person reunited the son with his mother. the stranger followed the stolen car and helped the child after the car was left behind. our nbc crew found philadelphia police at the intersection of frankford avenue in mayfair. this happened at around 9:00 tonight. police say the mom was out of the car for just a few moments to use the atm. that's when the suspect stole her car while her 6-year-old was inside. the thief drove about a block before letting the kid out and then leaving the car altogether. we caught up with the person who

market frankford line if you board at eighth street the eastbound elevator is out of service for this stick with the fifth street or spring garden stations instead. karen. >> chilly start. look at these numbers. 31 in mount pocono, 35 this morning in allentown, 38 in reading, 46 in the city, run in millville. the cool of the temperatures we had since last may. very chilly start to the day for this time year so when you're sending the kids out the door make sure you bundle them. pretty certain my son will be wearing shorts. i wrote two notes saying that he can't so we'll see what happens. by 7:00 a.m., 45. they really pay attention to my notes. by noon 59. by 3:00 p.m. 65. your high today 66 so it will feel nice with the sunshine and less wind this afternoon. tam. >> thank you karen. >>> in health check many people think exercise is a great way to deal when you're upset or angry but you might want to calm down before you head out for an intense workout. according a large international study a heavy workout like running or really hitting the weights while stressed out or mad triples a p

they are still using buses on the market frankford and subway until 5:00. septa is trying to readjust months after a major defect sidelined a third of the regional rail fleet but as silver line's cars get back on track customers could face something else they will not like. what about fare hikes. our bruce gordon asked septa all of the questions you will want to know. >> reporter: predawn commuter crowd at ardmore regional rail station was happy to be back on a normal septa schedule on monday but could not resist griping about a just concluded summer of chaos. >> nothing was like it was supposed to be, it was just, you catch a train, good. if not, too bad. >> reporter: defects in the authority's silver line's railcars led to a reduced schedule throughout july, august, september, not all of those cars are back in service but cars leased from other transit the agencies had this day's commute back on the tracks. >> it was really great. it was on schedule. and it seems like there were lots of trains from jenkintown. >> reporter: silver liner crisis led to a 15

mass transit, the broad street subway, the market frankford line, using shuttle buses until 5:00.aren, lauren, back over to you. >> bob, we have this breaking news that we're beginning with right now. detectives are out in wynnefield, investigating the sudden death after teenage boy. >> let's get right out to dave kinchen, live outside where it happened, dave, what are police saying this morning? >> well, they're calling this sudden death at this point. police aren't saying whole lot over at the homicide division. we can tell you that we are hearing that this is 17 year old boy who was found dead, here at the wordsworth academy in wynnefield height. police say called to the 3900 block of ford road just before 11:00 last night to investigate this case. now, homicide detective are investigate whether there was some kind of altercation at this point. they officially won't say exactly what happened here. according to this website, wordsworth academy, wordsworth youth who have behavioral, academic challenges, again, 17 year old boy found dead here at the wordsworth ac admit, police get

market frankford and subway they are still using shuttle buses until 5:00 this morning. lauren, back over to you. >>> philadelphia police say they now know two of five attackers involve in the brutal assault outside a geno's steaks in june. alberto lopez, turned himself into authorities. police have issued an arrest for another man, and all they are saying about that person is he is 36 years old. police say two are part of the larger group who assaulted two women and a man outside the south philadelphia landmark late one night in june. victim's say the men claimed they belonged to isis. >>> a chase end with the crash in a philadelphia police officer injured, two police cruisers slammed into each other in the 1500 block of south 26th street, this is around 7:00 o'clock last night. one officer injured in the crash refused medical treatment. the cars so banged up as you cane in that video a tow truck had to hall them both away. >>> music for your ears this morning philadelphia orchestra strike is now over. new collective bargaining agreement is done with the vote slated for

same deal with the shuttle buses on the the market frankford and broad street subway. they are rolling buses at which point trains kick into begin rush hour in chester county a crew on route one near 41 outside of kenneth square. for the gang in wilmington north bound lanes of 495 they are still working out of route 13 which is du pont highway, karen, back to you. >>> we are following a developing store friday north philadelphia, there has been a triple shooting that has killed one teenager and has another in the hospital, lets get right to steve keeley from police headquarters, steve, it looks like a fight and they started to settle it with guns. >> reporter: amazing, are contact even right outside a rec center right across the street from the play ground. mayor kenney is working, passing that soda tax to improve the rec centers and they always say there is in place for kid to go, well, these kid have been at a rec center and one end up if thing killed right across the street. >> possible suspects and we can still determine which of these three are just shooting victi

and septa says, they are a little short on their market frankford cars today. all trains, making all stops, that's probably god news, because you do not want to be standing out on the train platform any longer than you have to. specially on this first really c-cold day of the year. how cold is it going to get? how long is it going to hang around? sue has the answer coming up in 152nd. >> 7:43, freeze warning in effect, now, we warned but it yesterday. but, there is nothing like walking outside, and feeling it for yourself. temperatures in the 20's, and 30's, in the suburbs, and in the city, we're in the 30's, just above freezing,. >> so little frost on your pumpkin, 33 gross in wilmington, in the 20's mount pocono, reading, allentown, pottstown, lancaster's right at freezing, it is cold down in south jersey. it is cold everywhere. but here's the good news, there is warmfront headed our way, tomorrow. which means, when we get precipitation, it is not going to be frozen. now, there could be a flurry or two up in the mountains, but anything that's a wintery mix wi

a general remark i as it supervisor peskin mentioned alluded to identify been running museums no frankford in the last few years ago i've got experienced 40 in running different kinds of institutions one was a private institution private foundation no germany and this was a limited liability company but as one that run as a nonprofit institution i have a fair amount of experience with those institutions in fact, quickly address kind of a general thoughtful the brunt fine arts museums i think what you'll see in the next couple of years more emphasis on the identities and the brunt beyond especially at the legion of honor nothing - really bringing in more to the attention of a broader audience and a bigger role internationally as well being really one of the defining institutions for the brunt city and i think i can see this as a someone coming from germany or as a european focus on san francisco and some of it it obviously building on the whole development of the tech industry and other sectors i think the brunt culture history of san francisco is extremely important to understand what this

fire investigators remain on the scene of a suspicious fire in philadelphia's frankford section.e'll tell you why they believe this is no accident. >> if you're planning on traveling the upcoming holiday season we'll tell you when to buy tickets if you're hoping to get the best deal. >>> those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on "action news," thousands of septa workers have authorized a strike at the end of the month in the event contract talks fall through. we have the developing story. >>> a south jersey police officer is recovering reportedly being attacked by a woman responding after responding to call. >>> protest he recalls showed up he -- protesters showed up at a rapper performing in philadelphia. why they are protesting his song. >> let's go outside to chris sowers. [laughter] >> reporter: we're going to keep it out here, this afternoon, a nice afternoon, warm temperatures, gentle breezes. 60 degrees if pilots. pottstown. 61 in saint david. warrington, 68. look at the 70s showing up to

mass trabs transit this is what is not running, market frankford line, broad ridge spur line, none of this is running tomorrow morning in we have a strike. >> septa strike deadline is tonight, a massive walkout could impact a half million riders begin with the morning rush. annie mccormick is live at the sheraton in center city where go to works are set to resume at some point this morning. >> reporter: matt, the negotiations have been described as incredible tense with indications that one side stormed out during the talks. however, both sides are committed to working up toward the deadline. at issue, 5700 transit workers are hashing out healthcare and pension. because of the issues on the silver liner cars, regional rails will run even if they strike, but more people will be on the trains. there are contingency plans in place, other rails will run, norristown high speed line, suburban trolley routes 101 and 102. and penn, one of the city's biggest employers announced they will expand shuttle systems that connected with septa suburban line also at 69th street street and drexel and ch

but they will keep free parking until end of the month at frankford transportation center. we have word that philly international new officially seeing delays on the tote board for arrivals and departures. an accident eastbound 422 right at that 202 interchange. do you you see that right underneath bridge at king of prussia we are jammo on the schuylkill expressway westbound heading out to belmont, eastbound into downtown because of an accident at vine expressway. when is spigot getting turned off and fog lift, sue has at answer in 15 seconds. >>> we are looking at our satellite radar here and it is looking better. we have had showers and heavy downpours moving through this morning. the it looks like rain has cleared up and cloud are starting to thin up as well. visibility is i am loving but they are fog any lancaster, very foggy in allentown and trenton and wrightstown and even atlantic city think morning. the but they are getting better. sixty-three in philadelphia. fifty-four in mount pocono. sixty-four in wildwood. with enough sunshine we will get up to 75 degrees today

a general remark i as it supervisor peskin mentioned alluded to identify been running museums no frankford in the last few years ago i've got experienced 40 in running different kinds of institutions one was a private institution private foundation no germany and this was a limited liability company but as one that run as a nonprofit institution i have a fair amount of experience with those institutions in fact, quickly address kind of a general thoughtful the brunt fine arts museums i think what you'll see in the next couple of years more emphasis on the identities and the brunt beyond especially at the legion of honor nothing - really bringing in more to the attention of a broader audience and a bigger role internationally as well being really one of the defining institutions for the brunt city and i think i can see this as a someone coming from germany or as a european focus on san francisco and some of it it obviously building on the whole development of the tech industry and other sectors i think the brunt culture history of san francisco is extremely important to understand what this

. >>> in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood detectives are hoping to catch a person who stole a car with the child inside. police say it was a 26 year-old mom who left her six year-old son in the car for a couple moment last night on the 6500 block of frankford avenue. police say that is when someone jumped in that vehicle and drove off with her son, still in the back. officers did find that car, just a couple blocks away with the the child still inside, and unharmed. >>> 4:19. an iconic building in center city targeted by vandalism. police are searching for whoever caused damage at the union league building. dave schratwieser reports many people are wondering how this crime was pulled off on busy broad street. >> very unfortunate situation here. we are very upset about it certainly. >> reporter: union league officials and tourist were outraged after a bizzarre crime at the union league that cased part of the iconic stairway railing on the 150 year-old building to come tumbling down. >> this is beyond criminal, this is disgusting. >> reporter: it happened just after 3:00 a.m. monday

otherwise mass transit, market frankford and subway still using shuttle buses until 5:00. sue, i brought my shorts and my jeans shorts and the pockets hanging out good that is great, really short ones, i can't wait to sees this, unfortunately we will have ample opportunity because it will be nice and warm out today, we will give you a ten out of ten. hopefully do you like it warm and you will think it is a ten. the temperature right now is 60 degrees. not too much lower then the average high for this day, 5-mile an hour breeze, no fog to speak of, 58 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-eight in trenton. fifty-six in pottstown. this is like an early september morning with 61 degrees in dover delaware. there are a couple showers around, a few out in the western part of the state and a few reaching our northern and western suburbs and to the north of us where there are some clouds, up in burlington county, but really not a big deal and should be gone soon. maybe a shower or a cloud out there but for the rest of the day it is looking fantastic with a high, lauren and karen of 80 de

no extension, 4700 plus members of the transit union 234 that maintain buses trolleys and market frankford line and subway will walk. rierldz have -- riders have been scrambling to find alternate location. >> i work at south broad, it's super convenient for us but we may have to find alternates. >> reporter: can you drive? >> i can drive, you're talking about 15, 20-plus hours a day to park. >> i live at southwest 55th avenue and i have to drop my child off at 52 and wood handle and i have to go past island avenue. >> reporter: what are you going to do? >> i have no idea what i'm going told. >> reporter: the woman said she looked at options uber for one, she hopes her employer will coordinate car pooling or van pooling, that's her hopefully' she hopes to find out more today when she goes to work. live in center city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news" back to you all. >>> we'll cover this story on air and online, if septa workers go on strike share your commute woes with us. >>> a pedestrian was hit by a car in burlington county. officials say a female driver called police to say she hi

both the market frankford and the broad street subway using shuttle buses until 5:00. 5:00 that magic witching hour when all of the overnight work is complete, ready to go for rush hour. north on 295 watch for construction, right at the 42 freeway here, in bellmawr, new jersey, where there is overnight lane restrictions come into play. left over from yesterday. this water main break, i'm sure we will tell you about it coming up in a few minutes, 13 and norris on the campus of temple university. >> bob, following braking news out of lawncrest, philadelphia police are investigating double shooting there. right out to steve keeley joins us live from philadelphia police headquarters with more on the story. hi, steve. >> yes, strange case, the homicide team here trying to put it together. just two blocks apart, alcott street and cheltenham avenue run parallel, both off rising sun avenue. let's take you to the first scene on video right now. just down rising sun plaza shopping center, and the forman mills, just past 11:00, police got a call about a shooting victim, 20 years old, shot in the

market frankford, broad street subway using shuttle buses until 5:00 a.m., 5:00 is that witching hour there and as sue mentioned with hurricane matthew coming up the coast all of the airline travel advisories are out there, steering planes away from the carolinas all the way down to florida, all flights to and from florida out of philadelphia international has been cancelled and vice versa. even if you are not expect to go to florida and out west, planes that originate in new york that would typically stop, somewhere along the hurricane path are being rerouted. so just check with your airline to make sure that your plane abe adjustments that they are making will not impact your air travel. forty-two, 55 from new jersey, looking good, and later on today they will close olney avenue between third and masher at 7:00. so watch for delays, throughout the neighborhood. otherwise we're looking good up and over the bridge. karen, back over to you. >>> dave kinchen will tell us about travel in just a moment but first right now we are watching what is happening in florida. storm is parallelling

chopper 6 hd was over the scene before 9:00 this morning on the 3600 block of frankford avenue, no injuries were reported. the cause is not yet known. >> now to the race for the white house, the registration deadline is today for pennsylvanians that want to vote in the presidential election next month. the november 8th ballot includes the competitive race for u.s. senate. pat toomey is going up against his democratic challenger, katie mcginty. in delaware the deadline is october 15th and in new jersey the last day is october 18th. >>> and with just four weeks until election day, donald trump is fighting not only to the finish with hillary clinton but once again battling republican party leaders. kenneth moton joins us live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: rick, this morning the tweets were flying out of trump tower, donald trump said in one quote, the shackles have been taken off and can now fight for america the way i want to. >> that long simmering gop civil war just reignited. >> we are a divided country now. >> and a divided republican party, last night trump was in pennsylva

still working south on the northeast extension right at that lansdale interchange, otherwise, market frankford and subway looking good, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> happening this morning, kathleen kane find out if she's heading to prison. >> in just a few hours. former attorney yen of the state of pennsylvania learns her punishment for perjury and obstruction, lauren, i wonder if she's nervous. >> reporter: aim sure she is because she will find out if she will be under house arrest, gets probation or if she will in fact to have serve prison time. she will walk into the montgomery county courthouse and judge will make that decision. kane sentence could range from either of those options up to 24 years in prison depending on that judge's ruling. in august jury convicted one term pennsylvania attorney general on all nine counts of perjury and obstruction, montgomery county district attorney says kane repeatedly misused her official authority to advance her personal vendettas. prosecutors called those crimes egregious and they say that she deserves to sit behind bars. all this started as

eight people killed and 200 injured when the speeding train derailed at the frankford curve. the victims familiar vis and survivors will have their awards in hand by june instead of waiting for years of litigation. >>> 911 calls in montgomery county may not go through tonight if made on a lan line phone. a contractor cut a communication line and it's impacting emergency calls. it's been several hours. they don't have a time line of when it will be restored. they are urged to use cell phone or text if they need to call 911. >>> 11 days left until the election and donald trump is racing against the calendar trying to come from behind, if the polls are to be believed. trump was in toledo, ohio denouncing hillary and bill clinton. he called them creatures of a political system. hillary clinton made her first joint appearance today with first lady, michelle obama. the crowd went wild in winston salem, north carolina. she said yes, hillary clinton is my friend and the most prepared candidate ever to run for president. clinton asked the crowd, is there anyone more inspiring than mic

the market frankford line, still using shuttle buses until 5:00.auren, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. now to a developing story out of south jersey. a city worried about gun violence now one step closer to stopping it. >> getting the necessary equipment to make this all happen, now proves ton the real battle. shawnette wilson explains. >> the vote millville parents wanted to hear, city commissioners passed resolution for service called shot spotter, asking the cumberland county freeholder pay for it. shot spotter detect where gunshot are fired with the hopes of getting police there fast. but, before the vote, commissioners were divided. >> if we can afford it, yes, we simply cannot. >> i disagree with you. i this is our problem, i think we should pull our pant up and deal with the situation as a public safety director. i think we have a very confident police department. >> residents were encouraged by the vote but say they're not optimistic that the county will give up the money. tim card i brought the shot spotter idea to officials b

it has been working out pretty well, rail service back on the cynwyd line, free parking at frankford transportation center through the end of the month and traveling anywhere in the air throughout the weekend, check with the airline. they have travel advisories not only up and down entire east coast but some flights that originated in the east coast and eventually head out the west if they had to make a stop along the carolinas or down through florida before they helped over to the midwest there is rerouting and even when they do flip the switch and say lets start to roll role again they need to get planes back in the hurricane zone before they can get back to normal services. so bottom line you could be impact just check with the airline before you head down to the airport, karen, back over to you. >>> so many eyes on what is happening in florida as this hurricane is just wreaking havoc on that state. right now there are thousands without power. there are millions of people who have heated advice and taken to the shelters because the storm is parallelling the coast, it is right near

and that's on frankford avenue. and that's 1546 frankford avenue. so right after the show you can find her there, also doing yoga with cats event there. >> don't you love that? back to the micro chipping, really nothing again is as good as the collar and tags, but you couple that, but they can be lost, they can pulled off. you couple that with microchip, or just microchip alone, and really safeguard getting your pet back t allows your pets to find you again. just the size after little grain of rice, and it is the way for animals to get back this time of the year can be pretty tricky for animals. >> good to see you, camilla, nice to see you, hopefully found her happy home, if you would like to see camilla visit the spca erie avenue headquarters, 1:00 to eight luring during the week, at fishtown center. >> and hopefully find cam all a new home. >> that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have for you coming up at 8:00ment the things every trick-or-treater needs out the door. also ahead, the power of friendship, made for women who have b

police say the woman got out of her car at frankford avenue just before 9:00 tonight. her 6-year-old was in the car and that's when a man jumped into the car and took off. police say the suspect stopped a few blocks away when he realized a child was inside the car. he did run off with the woman's wallet but the child was not hurt. >>> officials in state college say fans celebrating penn state's win over ohio state took things too far. police say out of control fans cost about $18,000 in damage to public property. fans reportedly destroyed multiple street lights and ripped down 20 street signs. no word yet on how much damage was done to private property, however we do know a car was damaged and furniture was set on fire. >> temple students hit by violence on campus. eyewitness news reporter trang do was on temple's campus with reaction. >> reporter: these students and their families are under understandably shaken. some are calling for the university and police to do more to protect students. surveillance video captured a mob of kids brutally beating and robbing three s

septa has been shuttle busing, and so we should start to see trains rolling on the market frankford and subway any moment now. northeast corridor regular services from new jersey transit, service still suspended though in and out of hoboken, expect delays at philly international because of the weather this morning and our top story, also our top traffic story, normal service patterns return today on septa regional rail lines. now dave you are outside at one of the station this is morning. i think commuters are looking forward to seeing some new improvements, to the wait times on those platforms but key is new schedule. >> reporter: new schedule is key, basically throw out old one, use the new one and it will look like the one before they had the problems with the silver liner cars the ones with the cracks in them. you'll see those cars back in services, today, septa says beginning today the crowded trains and delays are expected to taper off now that progress has been made in the repairs. you may remember, septa pulled 120 silver liner five cars when cracks were found on the vehicles. t

skyfox was over the scene near frankford half and hellerman street. a woman was driving with her child when she stopped to get money from atm. officers say that is when someone else jumped in the car and drove off with the child still in the back. that person dropped off the child a few blocks later. then ditched the car short distance from there. police are looking for the thief but the child is okay. >>> happening now a crushing blow to a piece of history. if you spent any time in center city, you've probably fair familiar with the union league building ton night it's a crime scene with its stairs in peaces. >> such a busy part of the city. you might wonder how this happened and how nobody witnessed it. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. police are get something clues from surveillance video and fox 29's dave schratwieser is in center city where the investigation is underway. dave. >> reporter: iain, police still looking at that surveillance video trying to identify the suspect. work crews just finished working here about 10 minutes ag

a strike of course could ground bus, trolley, market frankford train service. worse ers in a different union, but expect delays. now, talks began in july. >> this month the union authorized strike and septa then put out its con ten jen is he plan l post updates on line f city hall to the union hall, everyone is watching what happens next. >> if there is a strike, i hope it is not long f there isn't a strike it will be wonderful. >> concerning, people obviously need to get to work and school and move around. and we are trying to keep our ear to the ground the best we can to help out if we're asked. >> and back live, negotiations should be resuming within the hour here at the 17th street sheridan. the countdown of course now begins to midnight. and what happened after that, could either be a deal or of course a strike, so again, the time to start planning is right now, rahel, jim, back into you. >> thank you, justin. >> and we are still work to go get more information this morning, on accident that killed a pedestrian in burlington county new jersey. that will ac

mark frankford line going to be using shuttle buses through the overnight both market frankford and subwayy until 5:00 tomorrow and then the trains will kick in. doing track work on the trolley lines over the weekend. tomorrow one more day olney avenue shut down between third and mascher streets in the neighborhood. and watch for that new traffic pattern both 95 north and southbound between bridge and cottman avenue. tomorrow friday. we'll have the weekend forecast, checking the jam cams. i'll see you starting at four. pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> another woman has come forward accusing donald tr

both the market frankford and the broad street subway, started rolling trains, and across the board,s transit looking good. thomas, karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. we want to get to this breaking news from hunting park where there has been this accident involving a police cruiser and another vehicle. it happened about 4:30 this morning, right, there you can see that police cruiser there with the flashing lights. this sat broad and pike. we do not know if the police officer was hurt, we do know the driver of the other car had to be taken out that far vehicle. extricated. now over at temple hospital, we are working to get the latest details on this one, we'll stay on top of it all morning long. also, covering breaking news that's come to us from northeast philadelphia. that's where there has been double shooting and it has ended with one woman dead, another person in the hospital. >> now the search is on for the shooter. right out to steve keeley who is joining us from the scene. this is a very active situation. >> reporter: this could have been way worse than it already is

until 5:00 o'clock to take they will use shuttle buses on market frankford and broad street subway. watch for possible delays while across the board on the regional rails. the last night on the waste home pays yoel i thorndale line which is famous for slippery rails because that whole stretch of the line is all tree lined all throughout the main line here. so all of those leaves sticking to the rails will cause some delays. pack your patients and go for that jumbo coffee this morning. thomas and karen back over to you. >>> in entertainment news lady gaga, her ex has a new girlfriend from our area, and she's reportly from south philadelphia. >> accord together new york post, gaga's ex-fiance taylor kenney is dating a would than man from thomas jefferson university. it is 26 year-old women. >> she came out with that revenge, where you are missing all this. >> time for 5:49. tgif. great testify you with us. >>> if you have in the got your halloween costume time is running out. >> wondering what the stars are planning. the ad am housely catches up with hollywood celebrities to find out

no market frankford line, broad street line or broad street spur is on time. >> let's talk about that, it's up to septa and it's workers that give us a trick or treat. either they will strike a deal or go nowhere as workers go out on strike at midnight. annie mccormick is live where talks row assume later in center city. it didn't sound like things went very well last night, annie. >> reporter: no, tamala, it did not. negotiations seemed tense yesterday with accusations that one side stormed out of the talks, however they are expected to be working right up until the midnight deadline, the halloween midnight deadline we have today. 5700 union worker are hashing out issues over healthcare and pension and driver fatigue. septa's train system is not back up to full capacity because of the issues on the silver liner cars. regional rails will run, even if they strike, that means more people are expected to be on the train. services that run will include the regional rail, norristown high speed line and suburban bus and trolley routes and 101 and 102 own lucy. penn will expand campus shuttl

we will have lighter volume then normal due to the holiday and mass transit market frankford and subway using shuttle buses the rest of the morning, karen, back over to you. >>> dramatic, heated moments during the second presidential debate. donald trump and hillary clinton both fighting late breaking scandals. debate started off with an apology from trump over tape where he made vulgar comments about would men. >> they let you do it. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the bleep. i could do anything. >> hillary clinton is answering to a document dump she has her own problems from wick i leaks, this could damage her politically on trade and middle class issues. >>> trump making a point to mention former president bill clinton and all of those recent allegations. it got personal and nasty. dave kinchen breaking it down with those moments, dave. >> it got really, really ugly, political calling it ugliest debate ever and a lot of people agreed with that. when hillary clinton and donald trump came out to a gathering of 40 vote hours had questions, these were uncommitted voters in washingt

there will be no buses, trolleys, no market frankford, in broad street subway, talk today among folksin the office about a car pool. we heard from the school district they will expect kids to be there in class, maybe a cab or an uber or, again, check the tire pressure and get those bikes out of the garage. no problems yesterday coming up 202 or pennsylvania turnpike and then again heading out, west on 422 they moved the ramp on us here last week so no, it is not that you missed it, it is there, it just came up a half mile sooner then it did last week or so. now again all eyes are on the the trick or treating forecast, sueby has tonight 15 seconds. >>> what it is going to be like for trick or treating. here we are in the laboratory, discovering the forecast. mid 50's throughout the evening, and in fact we will be in the upper 50's for the high temperatures to daze and then scary all night. that is the other forecast. yesterday's cold front came through now well off shore and chillier air has moved in behind it. so temperatures this morning ranged from 37 degrees in the the mountains to

free parking still out here at frankford transportation center and we have a big event today hillary clinton coming to town, haverford community center which is just off of route three and the blue route, so right here where we will see that bottleneck of traffic, already we will see police presence, obviously secret service and motorcade madness, later on around that lunchtime hour coming for peanut butter and jelly, back over to you. >>> family and friend will say final good byes to the husband, beloved son brother and father. police say khiry felder was gunned down outside a corner market at 18th and dickinson 8:30 saturday night in south philadelphia. the killer has not yet been caught and that community is desperate for answers. >> it shouldn't be so much hate in the world that they can just go around killing people, actually kill somebody like that, you cannot take that back. it is not i'm sorry. >> everybody will go about their business until the next one is hurt. it needs to change. it is up to us. >> there are surveillance cameras near the murder scene. so far police novembe

police say the woman got out of her car at frankford avenue just before 9:00 tonight. her 6-year-old was in the car and that's when a man jumped into the car and took off. police say the suspect stopped a few blocks away when he realized a child was inside the car. he did run off with the woman's wallet but the child was not hurt. >>> officials in state college say fans celebrating penn state's win over ohio state took things too far. police say out of control fans cost about $18,000 in damage to public property. fans reportedly destroyed multiple street lights and ripped down 20 street signs. no word yet on how much damage was done to private property, however we do know a car was damaged and furniture was set on fire. >> temple students hit by violence on campus. eyewitness news reporter trang do was on temple's campus with reaction. >> reporter: these students and their families are under understandably shaken. some are calling for the university and police to do more to protect students. surveillance video captured a mob of kids brutally beating and robbing three s

i would use the southbound boulevard or even frankford avenue instead of southbound 95.etting onto the vine street expressway there was app westbound crash by broad street. gone now but it's still jammed here in both directions by the schuylkill. and it's very jammed on the schuylkill as well eastbound from the boulevard the whole way into passyunk where there's another crash taking out the right lane. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this monday halloween afternoon. also a bad crash in skippack township montgomery county along skippack pike close to christine drive. it already is a very busy afternoon on the roads. we'll check it again alicia, in the next half hour. >> matt thank you. in oklahoma this afternoon the manhunt for a murder suspect is over and it's all thanks to a resident who tipped off police to a rural spot where that suspect had apparently been camping out for more than a week after a violent rampage. >> got him. >> authorities rushed in and responded after a tip from a farmer. >> we were able to get views in the vicinity fairly quickly. >>

16-year-old shot in the torso an 17-year-old shot in the chest were also taken privately to aria frankforde 16-year-old is still in critical. the 17-year-old taken in critical died at the hospital. police spent most of the morning combing through the extensive crime scene. >> we did find some businesses that do have exterior surveillance cameras in the area so detectives right now are trying to see if we can get a copy of those recordings. where this shooting tack place is just directly across the street from a playground and a recreation center so we know that there's normally a lot of teenagers, young adults, some even tender aged children that are usually in the area at this time. >> reporter: now, at the scene police did recover at least one gun. there were also several bicycles that were left behind. what homicide detectives are trying to figure out now is if the people who were shot were in fact suspects and possibly were the ones who fired weapons. that's all parter of this investigation at this time. they also have been canvassing the area looking for surveillance video. of course