this is the western term us in for the market frankford line.y are being watched closely by police. in the meantime early commuters are trying to find a work around this city transit strike. it's not been easy for them. >> frustrated. but motivated. i have to get to work. >> reporter: dante lowry normally grabs a bus in west philadelphia and then transfers to a suburban trolley here at 69th street station butter with the strike that means there is no city transit operating this morning. >> just had to walk 17 blocks. had to walk 17 blocks. weren't 04 is running. i hope it's running. >> reporter: courtney helms was headed in the opposite direction leaded to west philadelphia where there is no service. >> i came from ups hub and i'm going to 63rd and vine. >> reporter: so you were able to get a suburban bus to here. >> and that's it. >> reporter: now you got to get home. >> yeah. >> reporter: how are you going to do that? >> i don't know. i guess i'm going to be walking. >> reporter: there's a theme there. a lot of people are probably going have t

market frankford line not running. can take the regional rails for some of your walk at this point so if you're walking over here between 30th and jefferson you can take a regional rail between those two points. here's patco. patco is running so that's still running. get on at patco and get on at 15th and 16th and get off at eighth and market so that will save a little bit of you your walk. taking the regional rails is going to cause some problems but they're adding extra trains to try to help with. that we'll see how this evolves. majors expect extra traffic. this is a live look at the schuylkill at montgomery drive. no major delays, expect extra people on the roads, parking garages everything is going to be at full capacity matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. let's get you started on where the septa negotiations stands. >> "action news" reporter annie mccormick is lie in front of the sheraton in center city. that is where septa officials and union leaders have had no luck hashing things out. they're supposed to to be

that's cleared and we're good to go market frankford and subway. using shuttle buses. >> bob, thank you, time, 4:03 sdm you mentioned the incident. it's breaking story that happened now. there's a heavy fire that has taken over a tire shop along frankford and lehigh avenue. >> all this start answering hour ago. let's get to the scene, jennie joyce joining us from tensing ton. >> positive news. crews have knocked down this fire here at joel's tire shop. crews are headed out of this area. it started around:00. no injuries were reported. l & i was called to the scene to help with this investigatio investigation. ladder trucks a short time ago were put back away. they had been up over the roof of the shop and hoses were still active at this point we don't know where the fire started or how serious the damage is on the inside. but from our van tanl point we could not see any flames when we got here. we heard there is smoke reportedly coming out of the building. it appears as though firefighters here have everything under control. again, no injuries repo

you can't take the market frankford line to get across the city. some of your walking what you can do is take the regional rails to get from let's say 30th street to jefferson so you can do that to avoid some of your walking right there. also if you're coming in from the northeast, if you usually take the buses that aren't running, that's a major problem but if you can get to the trenton line they have stops along there, torresdale, holmesburg, bridesburg, so you could take that to get into the city so your regional rails can help in you those ways but you want to expect as you get closer to the city it's just unclear how long you're going have to wait or if there are issues with overcrowding. they're giving you extra service to try to help. those are some of the problems you'll be dealing with this morning and we're going to be watching this unfold and helping you through it on air and online. your majors want to expect extra traffic out there. this is a live look at the schuylkill at girard, no problems just yet coming from conshohocken or gladwy

market frankford can't take that., 11, 13, 15, 34, 36 trolleys any other an option for you today. major issues so go ahead and you can take regional rails. expect to be overcrowded and that's going to be an issue for you. expect extra congestion on the roads. your majors at this point are looking okay. this is the boulevard at broad street showing no problems. we've got an accident ridge pike and manor road. majors in good shape though. dave. >> jackets on the kids this morning coats this afternoon you might want to go way little extra gear this morning because some neighborhoods are in the mid to upper 30's. 39 degrees in philadelphia by 8 o'clock but then 46 by 10 o'clock. 54 by noon. a high today of 62 degrees. lots of sunshine and light winds. that's going to help this morning. it's cold but it's not windy and cold. what's coming next? well, if the septa strike does continue tomorrow it's going to be a better day. we'll be up around 50 in the morning, low 70's in the afternoon a high in the 70's again on thursday

no service on the market frankford line. all of the city buses, trolleys, and trackless trolleys parked in the garage not operating this morning. what is running, this morning, you have the regional rails, all of the regional rails are operating, the norristown high speed line is operating but only to the end of the line, you do not have that city bus to take you in the city. suburban buses are running, however they are not going to cross over into the city line. cct connect which is your paratransit, senior citizens use that to go shopping, that is operating, however, i doubt very much they will be running shopping trips later on today. they will probably limit that to the paratransit and medical appointments only and lucy loop here in center city is running as well. now, have a contingency plan. i hope you thought about this i can't believe steve talk to a few folks that didn't even realize that septa was considering a strike. car pooling obviously a big option. cab, maybe giving uber a try for the first time. fire up the

the market frankford line, the broad street subway are not running.re not running. what is running are the regional rails, the norristown high-speed line and the suburban buses. alternates for you there. uber, lyft, taxi services, car pooling, so definitely expect maybe more cars on the road than we're used to. let's get to the roads right now as well. here's the vine street expressway. our cameras around 24th street. not closed this morning with ongoing construction. right now the westbound/eastbound sides are open. you'll have no problems moving through there. there's an accident on white marsh on ridge pike and manor road. >> jessica, thanks. ten before 5:00. let's get you updated with the weather. i saw one person say they were biking or walking a longer distance. >> let's check in with bill henley and the first alert forecast. good morning. >> considerably colder than yesterday morning. the wind is blowing, not as strong as yesterday. the direction has changed. we will see a warmer afternoon. we've got aer start this morning. philadelphia is off

no market frankford line and no broad street subway this morning. what is running and what you do have an option to use are regional rail lines. now septa has made tweaks for some express services but spending overcrowding, again for folks coming into downtown philadelphia, the regional rail lines are your only option this morning. we have more details, tips, links on our web site at fox 29.com. we have a link direct to septa's web site. now hopefully you thought of a contingency plan, maybe talked to folks, at the office got a car pool together, cabs are operating, here's your chance to use uber or lyft for the first time. if you don't have a long distance to go we have a nice forecast to take, maybe fire up old ten speed but check with your employer for some flex hours if you can just avoid, the crunch time of the morning and evening rush hour, that is not going to be the one and done fix but it will be better then going right into the mess of the rush hour. some the of the employees, employers, are offering an employee shuttle. city of philadelph

some, this is what is not in service, you guys, city buses, subway, market frankford line, the broadet brought ridge spur line, trolley routes, ten, 11, 13, 15, 34, and 36. now, what is going to be in service is regional rails. i just want to pull your attention to this, regional rails is the only run service in the city. septa strike hits, pull your attention to these, as well, you absolutely need to allow for extra time, you guys, carpool, taxi, other means of transportation, if you can, you certainly want to adjust your schedules if at all possible, talking about schools, work, appointments, any of the above, and also, p.m. train fares, they will be collected before boarding. so that's something that you also need to know. also, take a look at this, we were talking about regional rails, only running service in the city. in addition to this, norristown high-speed line, suburban buses, trolley routes 101, and 102, lucy, cct connect. i'm going to be tweeting all of this information out, as well, but the main one that i want you to focus on because this predominantly affecting us in t

on the left is the empty frankford center, those stations sit at opposite ends of the market-frankfordne. businesses near the empty frankford transportation center say foot traffic is down. they're losing money. people we talked to at 59th street told us it's taking them longer to get to work even if their suburban train or bus routes are running during the city transit strike. >> the wait is an hour from the airport is here. with all the stops. >> it's been crazy for the past two days. i have not been getting to work on time at all. >> the woman you just saw tells us she can still take the norristown high-speed line to get to her job at king of prussia. but she has to take a different terminal, doubling her commute. >>> now to an nbc 10 exclusive. the government is gearing up for an unprecedented effort to protect the country from some sort of cyber attack on election day. the officials with the department of homeland security and military, the intelligence community tells nbc news they are worried about one of three scenar scenarios, part of the internet going down or an attack disab

market frankford your two big work horses.t is operate to go day. >> regional rail is running all lines are running, the norristown high speed line, trolley route 101, 102, and our suburban bus routes but suburban bus route that is do come into the city are not operating in the city. >> one question somebody pose todd me what is the situation with the rails, follow thanks purchased in advance as far as refund or credits. >> refund information will be announced at a later time. if you do have a weekly or inly pass that you would normally use on a city service like a bus or subway, you can use that on regional rail through the city, with the exception of the so if you get on fox chase or one of the other wayne junction, another city station, that pass is good for regional rail. >> any problems reported so far? are you hearing anything down there at septa headquarters. >> we can expect delays on the regional rail because we will have more people getting on, getting off so we will take longer for that but as far as anything else,

and skyforce 10 over the frankford transportation center where thema market-frankford l on the move again and trolleys will all be roll out this morning. full service should be restored fully by tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, a viewer says his car needed repair, he had a warranty and figured it would cover the cost of the repair but that wasn't the case. >> when the shop said the warranty didn't apply, he called harry hairston and nbc 10 responds. >> robert patton says he knows cars. this is his baby. a 1969 camaro. patton tells us he rebill the engine to make it a muscle car. back in august, his other car, a 2005 honda civic needed engine work. >> it started making noise. >> he took the civic to amoco. they completely offered to rebuild the transmission. he instructed aamco to only repair a certain part of the transmission which he believed was the problem. patton says after driving the car for just two weeks, the problem was back and seemed worse. >> it started making noise in every single gear. >> he took it back to the shop. >> i had a year warranty on it. >> the folks at aamco told him the

let's go over to annie mccormick live at the scene at frankford and lehigh. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is the intersection that karen was talking about, frankford and lehigh. fire crews are on the scene, but they are wrapping up. this is video from earlier, we are told by fire crews they arrived after 3:00 a.m. to respond to a fire at joel's tire stop. there was heavy fire inside the middle of it. there was a large pile of tires on fire, in order to reach the fire crews dragged 100 feet of hoses and used two ladder trucks to get the fire under control. nobody was inside, crews saved the building. back out here live, they tell under the circumstances no injuries were reported there were no evacuations that were needed around the area. again, as you can see they are wrapping up now, but for now the intersection is closed. reporting live in kensington annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you, annie. >>> donald trump addressed his biggest challenges and his goals in a television interview and plus he made t

what do you do with no market frankford subway.hose are the issue this morning people are facing so a lot of people taking the regional rails so regional rails are running so that's one option to get through the city. i mean, any other that it's an easy one for a lot of people. expect overcrowding as well so that's an issue. if you're trying to get to university city, trying to get to university city station, you can take it elwyn line, the new york line airport line they're all running and that's one way to get to university he city. if you live in north philadelphia can't take the city buses not running broad street subway not running right now. but if you can get to the north philadelphia station right here at broad and lehigh several areas will service that and that can take you here to jefferson so you can get into the city by taking there so watch for that if you can get to the broad street. how about if you're in northeast philadelphia. if normally you take city buses not an option but if you can get on the trenton line, the

. >> meanwhile our team coverage continues at the frankford transportation center. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch just spoke with some frustrated commuters trying to get to work this morning. justin? >> jim, rahel, lots of frustration this morning as transit is off line. city schools and businesses are still very much, septa, local 234 work to broke area deal, many here in the city just trying to figure out how they're going to get around. >> what do we want? who are we? >> that's "eyewitness news" at the midvale bus depo where striking staff began their walk off just after midnight. and also, in south philly, our cameras were rolling as bus after bus pulled into the depo. their bus displays reading septa off duty. drivers and depo staff leaving their post to pick up picket signs and begin this protest. so close to 5,000 bus, subway, trolley workers are walked off the job. all members of transport workers union local 234. and further, north at city hall, buses began making their final stops at midnight. and commuter frustrations began to simmer. some were j

the frankford el will take a while to get bus stop and running along -- backup and running along with the city subways. it will take several hours to get things running again. >> let's go over to karen rogers and get more on what to anticipate today as they close things out with the strike and david murphy good morning. >> reporter: septa said it takes four to 6 hours to get the worker to begin the phase-in process. the first area that he start to phase in, the broad and market frank ford line that will be phased in first, the city buses and expanding to the rest of the buses and the trollies. it won't be entirely done until tomorrow morning. it's tomorrow morning when everything is up and running on time. you cane count on anything running at any particular time today. new delays coming in, 16 minute delay with the trenton line, 289 minute delay with paoli thorndale. 18 minute delay with the train on the median elwin line. 18 minute with the train on the fox chase line. already heavier volume than we've seen in the past few work days, with the septa strike even though it's over now,

market frankford line will run every 15.y running every 20 minutes and that ill get better as time moves on they can get more employees in, more trains out but two big work horses of the the septa system are going to start rolling in six minutes now and there is still no broad ridge spur and there will be no trains stopping at the fifth street station right up the street here all because of the campaign event, here in olde city but trains will be rolling, starting at 9:00, 60 minute delays on the regional rail lines right now and anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes, again no word yet on the buses but with this event later this afternoon and into this evening independent mall all the way through national constitution center, watch for big jams. as jen just showed us market street from fourth to seventh will be blocked, fifth street market to arch, sixth street arch to chestnut. again, check no parking signs before it looks like ppa is already out there mike and alex getting ready to tow the cars. >> maybe they will do a manikin ch

you think in the first things phased in, would be the broad line and the market frankford line. we'll start with that first. we don't think it will begin for another several hours, plan 0 on your alternate commute again today. the next thing they will phase in are the more congests city buses. they don't expect it until tomorrow morning. you'll see the market frankford line and congested city buses. 16 minute delays with the trenton line, 24 minute with the pay locally thorndale -- pay old low thorndale. >> reporter: there was such a concern about election day, people getting to the polls all of that, looks like that's going to be okay, because all the service expected to be running normally tomorrow morning. weather wise, it's going to be a cool one. lack of evidence cloud cover shows all the sunshine on the way. 41 degrees in philadelphia. in the 30s allentown trenton and most of the outlying suburbs. 47 by 10:00 a.m., 53 by no noon, 58 degrees before we dip back to 06 degrees by 6:00 p.m. we'll be back with more on the septa settlement and the rest of the big stories coming u

>>> a family awoke end by fire, a blaze quickly reaches two alarms in philadelphia's frankford section. how the resident who live there manage to escape. >>> also, breaking overnight, police arrest a school bus driver following yesterday's horrific crash that killed six children. this morning the charges that driver is now facing. >> crews working through the night, this fire on mount penn under control. two things making the job harder for firefighters in reading. >> good morning, happy tuesday, everyone, roads are looking good. they're dry, but a lot of construction, and disable tractor-trailer and the vine, the good old vine. >> the magical closure that always sets me back extra four minute. i love it. >> yes. >> at 4:00 in the morning, shouldn't be an extra four minute of traffic. that's what i think. okay, so i digress. so, we're still dealing with some winds advisory hasn't gone out of effect but still very, very breezy outside. just don't have the kind of stuff that we experienced yesterday e look at storm scan3, things pretty quiet here locally. go bit up north and east, that s

steve keeley live from frankford avenue in holmesberg this morning. i know you are pressing for details, steve. >> reporter: we will get new details because is there a couple homicide detectives just finally leaving, so here do the math ten hours since this man's body was found right where they are standing. they appear to be locking up the front door. we spotted them up on the second floor where two guys had climbed outside a window soon after this body was dragged out that front door. so, it is being labeled here's the quote very suspicious death the with very suspicious circumstances. so, they have a guy and woman at homicide, not yet called suspects. so no charges yet. no id on the man whose body was found right along busy frankford avenue here. we will pan around to show you how busy. it is a mix of business and residential units above and on the first floor and this is at a busy time to. evening rush hour 6:30. so paramedics were first called thinking guy laying on his back unconscious, bleeding from the head may have just fallen here. then para

the market frankford line and broad street subway are additionally not run.specific trolleys 10, 11, 13, 15, 34 and 36. that's mostly in and out of the city of philadelphia directly. what is running are the regional rails, the norristown high-speed line, suburban buses. clearly there's alternates for you, uberpool is extending its coverage, late, taxis, carpooling, walking a little bit. we have a good forecast for today. here's schuylkill expressway, though, not seeing overcrowding here yet. we would expect more vehicles to be out on roads this afternoon and early morning as well. this is right around montgomery drive. 13 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. average speeds are into the 60s. again, we'll have more updates for you on septa for the rest of the morning and i'll be back in ten minutes. vai? >> thank you, jessica. our live team coverage continues now with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live in fern rock. extra regional rail raiders wil be headed there for the morning rush. >> that's the only thing that will be run

you can see that the fire truck is on frankford avenue. lehigh avenue traffic is flowing. take a look at the video, this is from earlier after 3:00 a.m., crews responded to a fire at a tire shop at frankford and lehigh. there was a heavy response from firefighters. inside they discovered a pile of tires on fire, in order to reach the fire crews dragged 100 feet of hoses inside and put up two ladder trucks to get the fire under control. it was under control a short time later. luckily nobody was inside and crews were able to save the building, as well. back out here live you can see the fire truck pulling up what is left of the hoses at this point. we are told they should be wrapped up in the next half-hour, so the intersection is expected to be completely open. we are told there were no evacuations needed in the area and no injuries reported. reporting live in kensington, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." tam back to you. >> anney thank you for that. >>> gopg overnight -- developing overnight, two armed robbers held up a university city restaurant at closing time. y

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a couple of other issues in the frankford section of the city water main break on frankford avenue so watch for that one and an accident in horsham on county line road but of course the big issue is day two of the septa strike matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> let's switch now to annie mccormick. she's in center city and she's been following the talks between septa and the union. annie, on one hand it's tainted rising bob brady suggesting maybe a deal could be in the offing but not as of yet. >> reporter: yeah, it was late last night that he told our reporter last night christie ileto he felt they were close to a deal. at 1:00 a.m. he did come downstairs and addressed the media and say they had concluded their talks for the evening, early morning whatever one you want to say and they're going the resume later on in the morning. now we do know that late tuesday the unions did receive a new proposal, that's according to the unions and then they apparently he rejectd that proposal. well, take a look at this video. this is video of picketers. there's more than 4700 transport workers

a garage fire in the 4800 block of mulberry street in frankford quickly grew tuesday morning. just feet away from flames and in danger of family of six. >> come down to get some water. i feel little fire. >> the homeowner did not want to be identified. but he's crediting philadelphia police for helping save his family. police tell "eyewitness news" four officers were in the area around 1:30, noticing the flames, and rushed inside to get the man's family out. >> the cops helped me a lot. the cops, thank god, around here, see the fire, and he started running, i mean, thank god the cop is around here. >> his wife and four kids, including a one year old, escaped with their lives. meantime, as flames spread from the garage to their homes, there was growing concern neighboring homes could be next. >> some houses were evacuated just as a precaution, due to the smoke and the fire and the threat of fire spread. >> it was a scary thing. because i know she lives over there with her family. and she has children in the house. and i was just hoping and praying to god that everybody got out.

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we have an issue like a fire in kensington, dealing with that frankford and lehigh. a new accident in chester, 5th street at morton avenue. there are people injured on the scene. we have police and emergency workers heading right there. one more issue, the tacony-palmyra bridge opening expected any minute here. you want to head to the betsy ross bridge instead matt and tam. >> the search continues for the juveniles involved in a senseless string of attacks in center city. annual off duty detective was among those hurt. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters with the on going investigation. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, two teens are in custody, but more arrests could come what is described as vicious and random attacks by what appears to be a flash mob in center city. one of the victims like you said was an off duty police detective. this is video from saturday evening when it happened. the first attack at 16th and walnut. witnesses say a group of teens starting pointed assaulting pedestrians there and off duty police detective who happened to be walking

live in frankford this morning, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you, jan. >> berks county fire fight remembers continuing to bat al blaze on mount penn, from reading manning seen, it started shortly before 6:00 near reading high school. crews requested more manpower to help fight the fire. we are told there are no injuries or damage to homes. >> police searching for the man who forced his became into the home along 3400 block every welling street in mayfair. the suspect's pistol whipped a woman inside then got away without taking anything. the victim refused medical treatment. >>> later today, police are expected to release surveillance video to a crash that killed a eight year old boy. friday, lansdowne avenue, overbrook. police say they found gianna powell unconscious, about 3:00 in the afternoon pronounced dead 20 minute later. police are looking for silver nissan maxima oral tim a. >> bucks county former church youth leader charged with sexual assault turned himself into middletown police, wallace walt served where 13 and 15 year old girl have cla

every six minutes on the market/frankford line. the independence hall station is closed this evening because of the campaign and rallies going on throughout the city. i don't know what's going on here, it looks like they've moved this camera. it was supposed to be the expressway around 8th street. looks like they're actually filming. it might be the motorcade moving through. something like that around the area. we're trying to watch through the old city area, there may be different areas that have closures as well because of the hillary clinton rally that is closing down the independence malarea. 33 minutes on the schuylkill heading into center city. eastbound, average speed in the 20s, keith. >>> janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general, has died. her family confirmed to nbc news she passed early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. during her eight years in office, she was the epicenter for several political storms including the fbi raid in waco and the saga of elian gonzalez. reno was 78 y

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

no market frankford line. and no broad street subway same deal as yesterday, what's running, all of the regional rails, yesterday we average about 60 minute delays throughout the entire day. norristown high-speed line is operating, suburban lines, trolley routes, outside the city are operating, they have separate contract not impacted at all by the work stoppage, paratransit, lucy loop running as well. be ready for today, checklist, the crowded platforms, we saw yesterday. saw it last night. be ready for that this morning. get your ticket in advance. septa will be collecting tickets before you board the train. no carbon the trains, no getting on, you won't be able to get on the train unless you have that ticket in advance. and try for the flex hours, even septa said yesterday, they thought that that would probably be your best bet, if you can push your start time until after say 9:30 or so, i think you'll be in good shape. you got the flat rate in the parking garages, $10 for ten hours. down here in center cit

frankford and olney, frankford at the goal line but there's a fumble offensive line man kicks it out.scores. frankford wins it 40-18. the spring ford giving the hand-off. end zone spring forth the big winner 38-7. >>> pen wood and perk yo men valley. brendan and off to the races, he was getting for the score, perk valley the win 55-28. >>> new jersey west deptford. west deptford wins 28-14 be cherry hill west to camden catholic, kevin makes an incredible touchdown pass. camden catholic the winner, 30-7. don't go anywhere. he we have the game of the ♪ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries. ♪ i don't sleep through the night unless i have my medicine. ♪ my medical bills was piling up. my employer stopped paying me. pond lehocky has put me back together. ♪ >>> time for game of the week voted on by you the fans and we head out to upper more land visiting marple newtown and head to delaware county. big upper more land comes on to the field. the fans are pumped up be they're excited. that was

subways, buses, trolleys, the market frankford line not running.broad street trolley not running, also trolleys 10, 11, 13, 15, 34 and 36. what is running is the norristown high-speed line, and suburban buses, uber, lyft, taxi service, carpooling is suggested. doylestown running about 21 minutes late for some trains, elwyn 16 minutes late and the airport line also running in with ten-minute delays. we're seeing ten-minute delays as well with the west trenton line. we're starting off with our roads. here's the boulevard around 17th street. no big problems or delays here yet. moving to new jersey, we have a building fire closing part of elmwood road between greenbook drive and lani lane. >>> 6:18. let's get you updated on the weather forecast. it's chilly this morning. >> 40 degrees right now. let's check in with bill henley. he has the first alert forecast. >> last night it got chilly in a hurry for trick or treaters. this is camden, new jersey, looking across the bow of the battleship "new jersey." 40 degrees in the city. that's at philadelphia int

the market frankford, broad street, specific trolleys, 10, 11, 13, 15, 34 and 36.running are the regional rails and norristown high-speed line and the suburban buses. alternates are suggested like uber, lyft, taxis, carpooling. you'll see a little bit more volume out there. we're already see something delays. doylestown train 514 is running 12 minutes late. 13-minute delays on the chestnut hill east train 7409. we are starting to see delays but nothing major yet. route 42 in deptford, new jersey around route 41, no big problems or delays. that northbound side moving into philadelphia, looking just fine. vai? >> new this morning, the number one killer of babies in the united states is on the rise. up next, learn what a just released premature birth report says about babies born in our area and what doctors say needs to change. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it mea

day of headaches for commuters trying to find a way to work with no city buses, no broad or market frankford line, most of your trolleys not running, just a mess for commuters. a lot of that many turned regional rails. this is the area yesterday we saw problems. chestnut hill west paoli thorndale fox chase. we saw one hour delays on all of those lines. across-the-board we saw half an hour delays on all lines. so these were the ones that were the worst of the worst i guess you can say but you really need to watch for areas of overcrowding and then last night, we had even more problems with trains just being completely canceled because picketers were blocking rail yards. we'll have to see what happens today and which lines give us the biggest headaches today but you want to expect huge problems with your regional rails once again if you take that as an option so a lot of people are hitting the roads and that's why we just saw gridlock as people try to drive through the he city and just not going anywhere. this is a live look at the vine street expressway at north broad street right here so you

the market frankford line trains are good to go.iders are gearing up where they left off before the strike. getting back to their full steam again, where they were before the septa strike. when the strike was hang, actually even before there was the strike, they were rumbling that there was major concern among public officials and city resident in general how would folks get around to vote if there was a strike. today and for a week we've been able to talk to so many rent a riders getting home much later than usual. so, for example, a gentleman told me his one and had a half hour commute turned into two and a half hour commute, would folks like him be able to get home in time to vote? and team talked about adding several blocks of walking for buses and trains, after long day of commuting would they be too tired to get out to their polling trays? these were posse electric son day problems related to the septa strike that never reached their full potential. there is a message actually now scrolling in front of many buses here that rea

ten minute delays on the market frankford due to equipment problems centerrd around 52 street.ridge opening, the adams avenue bridge that goes over the tacony creek will be reopened later on this afternoon, it's been a hot mess being, the reconstruction project here and that will be good news for the 16,000 folks that use that bridge to get between the neighborhoods. look for that later on this afternoon. mike and alex back over to you. >> let's get to portland oregon. it's 3:30 in the morning, these are still demonstrations across america because of the donald trump election. so the police in portland oregon are calling these riots now, not just demonstrations. they started out peaceful and turned to riots. a lot of violence. and police are still in riot gear at this hour, 3:30 in the morning, 26 people so far have been arrested. in portland oregon, 3,000 miles from here >> steve keeley is live at 30th street with more because we've had protests going on here and he's going to wrap up what day two was like. steve >> we don't want lose chief inspector joe sullivan if portland's

this is way, the subways, buses, trolleys, the market-frankford, broad street subway and 10, 11, 13,6 still not running this morning as a result of the septa strike. the regional rails are a big alternate for a lot of commuters. not seeing delays there yet. we want you to know you need to expect them for morning and especially the evening commute as well. we're watching an accident in new hand overon romig road and rosenbury road and the tractor-trailer fire in mount laurel township, blocking right lane around route 73. vai and tracy. >>> thank you, jessica. we continue live team coverage in west philadelphia. >> that's where nbc 10's matt deluciaç is live at septa's callowhill bus depot. negotiations went into the early morning but sti

the mass transit, market frankford and subway using shuttle buses. thomas, back to you. >>> thanks, bob. 4:03. we are following breaking news out of port richmond where police are trying to end a incident involving a woman barricaded inside a home 309,000 block of aramingo avenue. lets get out to lauren johnson on the scene for us this morning. hi there, lauren. >> reporter: hi thomas g news to report to you female being held inside that home, has now been released and she's with police. the let's hope she was not injured during this barricade situation but just as part of the aramingo avenue are shut down between lehigh and allegheny avenue. there is a heavy police presence in this area right now. we are not able to get close enough to the scene to ask anymore questions but we did get video earlier. we saw swat team was called in here to the scene at port richmond. all we know is that there is someone barricaded inside a home here, police believe that person was hold ago this female victim against her will inside that home and they have reason to be

market frankford, broad street subway they are two big work horses. they have to do test runs. the these trains have been sitting in the yard for over a week. you know what it is like when your car sits this is driveway for over a week. nobody starts it, you have battery, jump it, make sure we have gas, is in it. and the way you have been getting there for the morning, afternoon, hopefully we will have some bright, good news and little brighter operation here. southbound i-95, accident right here near cottman and girard, downtown a live look at vine street expressway get ready for a hot mess today because again even though we solved the strike it is almost like dad gave you a new gift without batteries. you can't use it until at least later on. we have a big event in town. clinton campaign event right up the street, independence mall, it starts at 7:30 but look at this at 10:00 o'clock they will close market street fifth and sixth whole area around independent mall, over through the constitution center. all of that entire area, again, folks got to come to work today they have t

shuttle buses running until 5:00 on both market frankford and broad street the subway. out identify we will go live look at i-95 southbound from left over construction between allegheny and girard avenue. sort of light role but right at that allegheny a avenue on ramp. be careful coming down or getting on there in port richmond. live look from the bennie from the south jersey side, no problems at all up and over bridges. things are quiet on the major roadways coming from the suburbs. we're off to a good start, thomas and karen, back over to you. >>> you you know election day is here and they are making final push for voters even early this morning. >> democratic nominee hillary clinton flew to north carolina after her concert in philadelphia republican nominee donal trump talking to voters until after midnight. "fox news" has just released these numbers, latest presidential pole this has hillary clinton with a four-point lead overdonal trump, nationally 48 to 44 percent. this morning we have crews all over our area to get you ready for this election day. we have lauren

it is frankforder friday. >> here's the thing.ou know i freak out about hot dog stands up in new york city, and it is because of the hot dog water. now, i have taken some pictures of hot talk stand up in new york and i think ryan maybe has one of them for you. sometimes it gets dirty. that is there up this new york. the is there a crusty guy standing over hot dog water. but this is why we asked big guy hot dogs to come in, from quakertown. >> yes, bill buckly. >> he prides himself this decent hot dog water. >> even though i know it is a thing for you. no matter how good hot dog water is for you, it is something you you are scared to do. >> i refuse to get near it. >> i never thought about the hot dog water. just the hot dog. i can see what you are saying. >> that is why some people clear clear of these hot dog stand in new york, they look at that water, wow, no, no, no. >> pretzel instead. >> live look at sky fox up and early over the schuylkill expressway right here near south street an accident at south street ramps there. as we

. >> reporter: septa riders rejoyced, we caught up with commuters on the broad street frankford line before they headed out this morning. >> i'm heading up to university city from south philadelphia, i've been walking for the past few days. >> around 50:00 a.m., officials from -- 3:50 a.m., officials made announcement at union headquarters. we're please to announced tentative agreement with union 234. it took # days to get the workers bark to -- back to work. >> it's great that we got it done before election day. we don't have problem with people voting. >> the election was one factor, i think the riding public that we had was more important. >> reporter: both sides would not talk details, but did say they were working within their budget and no new funding. state representative and congressional candidates dwight evans is one of several lawmakers credited for keeping all sides at the bargaining table. >> i think thrrp number of things that happened that made us realize we have to get this done. >> reporter: this is a tentative agreement that means it needs to get a ratification by u

authorities say frankford had a blood alcohol level of .10. he's a known activist and a member in the county's naacp. he's served his second term as council member representing upper marlboro. >>> a school tutor in baltimore is accused of throwing a 7-year-old boy against a wall and fracturing his jaw. the victim's mother shared photos of her son's injuries. to look at. today, police announced charges have been filed against the tutor, timothy randall core. he's also been fired. he was an employee of the baltimore curriculum project, which operates city springs elementary a charter school. he claims the boy threw himself into the wall. >> he can't pull himself into his car and press on his jaw by limbs. he's only seven years old. he not going to do that damage >> police say there is video from inside the school. they concluded what happened was crime. after viewing that video. core faces multiple charges including first and second degree degree child abuse and first be second degree assault. >>> there is new information tonight about dc police

several trolley lines, the 11, 13, 34, 36 are up and running as well as the subway and market frankford el which is good news for those who depend on the city transit division. >> it's stressful getting a ride all the way from germantown to downtown. i'm happy it's over now. >> reporter: the plan today for the transit system to return to life. beginning at 9:00 a.m., the biggest people movers in the city the subway and market frankford line are beginning running limited service every quarter hour. riders should not expect full service to resume tomorrow morning. it was 5:30 a.m., when the exhausted adversary announced a settlement. >> we believe the agreement is fair to all our employees and customers and taxpayers we know the strike caused heartache for thousands of rides and we apologize for the disruption. >> reporter: neither would talk about how the deal was ratified so it's not known how much the sticking points were dealt with. septa was due back in court this morning to get an emergency injunction to get strikers back to work. they backed the move to force the strikers back by t

they have to do test runs on both broad street subway and market frankford line. think about your car after it sits for a week, is it the easy to start in probably not. they have to jump start and make sure buses, trolleys are safe to ride. when this strike went in effect at midnight last week the bus drivers, trolley operators pulled their buses in the tea powe, turned it off and said good night, out of here. we have to get in there roll up garage doors, check the oil make sure we have full tank of gas and make sure that everybody is safe to roll before they officially start rolling. so for the morning rush hour, expect no services. now, i expect that to change, from noon time on, again, in years past you will start to see a trickle, see market frankford, broad street subway lines will be the two work horses that come backup quickly and then buses and trolleys will work their way through neighborhood as the afternoon and evening come into play. but for the morning expect delays on all regional rail lines, for morning rush hour right now we have to go with the gam

clause took part in the santa express, the trip started at frankford transportation center and endedfestive parade, everyone, yes, had a jolly good time. >>> that time of the year. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and we will be back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", in tonight for scott pelley here now is elaine quijano, take care family, we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: black friday sets a record. not at the stores but through mobile apps. >> any store that has an app, i use it. >> quijano: also tonight, will it be rudy or romney? the public squabble continues over whom to choose for secretary of state. up in flames-- arson arrests are made as wildfires rage across israel. a $1 fix could save lives in a car crash. our investigation has prompted congress to demand action. and-- >> look at all this space? >> quijano: steve hartman and the story of a woman's dream come to life. >> reporter: they call her mama shu, and they say she'll put a boot

reporting live in frankford, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into you. >> thanks, jan. firefighter town battle blaze on mount penn in berks county, this is from reading magazine, fire started about 5:30 monday evening near reading high school. at last check, crews on scene have requested more manpower to help fight the blaze. we are toll there are no injuries or damage to homes. of course we'll update you with more information as it becomes available. >> and new this morning, police are is her clinic for the man who barged into a mayfair home and pistol whipped a woman inside. home invasion took place along the 3400 block of welling ton street at about 11:00 last night. the woman refused medical treatment. the suspect reportedly ran away without taking anything. >> well, bucks county church is banning one of its former youth leaders from its property after he accused of sexually assaulting two teen girls inside the chapel. take a look, 22 year old michael, middletown township police say the bucks county man is accused of sexually assaulting a 15 and 13 year old. a

. >>> in philadelphia's frankford section, firefighters bat al house fire on mulberry street. philadelphia firetrucks returned to the scene at mulberry and plum street in frankford, responders were called out just before 8:00 last night. arriving as flames were quickly taking hold. with the blaze placed under control in less than a half hour. no injuries have been reported, no word on what sparked that fire. >> one local boy battling cans hears lot to be thankful for this morning, and it is all thanks to random act of kindness by a stranger. four year old case-his family at mcdonald in marlton when a random stranger struck up conversation with his father. meanwhile then asked about chase's illness, them the man squad for the family as address. >> later that noon -- night at work, came to the house, gave my wife an envelope said this was chase, she opened it up. and there was a check for $5,000. >> then just amaze to go me, i'm shocked, still in shock. >> anonymous donor told them he wanted to pay for chase's wish of going to disney. >> happening today the national constitution

. >> frankford hosting donald eeingian. frankford cheerleaders showing off the moves.opez in the corner. touchdown. and egan will gol oween to win this one. >> to chichester sun valley turkey bowl. 20 yard touchdown pass to chichester and 14-10 lead and that's a final score. >> rivals rigly and i interboro dukeing it out and pick it up in the first half. big hit for ridley. able to recover it and ridley will take this one-22. >> we heed over to new jersey for woodrow wilson and camden. up p todd third. and and woodrow wilson will make it 14-. our final game hadden heights haddenfield brendan gill martin hits spencer for a 48 yard touchdown and haddenfield goes to victory 31-0. >> tem it will on the road against 25th temple state. we pick it up in the first hal half. owls down by 6. rose hits a. temple down by 3. in the second half we have temple down by just one point and lonnie moore with the three point jumper. temple with that takes the lead 80-78 and temple goes on to win it 89-86. >> coach all right. >> thank you, lesley. new edition ♪ i was on my way to work, the