howell, can you wrap up, please? your time has expired. >> i basically went through the whole process and i was denied the appeal. i was charged the tow, i was charged the storage, as far as i remember. it was several hundred dollars, plus i had to have the car repaired. so all in all it was like a totally negative experience where i don't think anybody in the process cared anything about what had happened. >> thank you. >> okay? >> are there any other member s of the public who would like to make public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. president chu >> i want to make a very brief comment of thanking supervisor weiner for calling this hearing. it has been a busy year for me and i support you in making whatever changes need to be made in this area. this is definitely something where changes need to be made. >> i think there does need to be a change to the contract. there needs to be at a minimum a longer grace period, we need to make sure that owners of stolen vehicles that are towed are treated in a fa

i'm george howell. my colleague is up next.e continue monitoring the damage in india after a powerful cyclone made landfall just a short time ago, and we look at the ebola screenings at u.s. air ports and how they affect travelers. the news continues here on cnn the news continues here on cnn right after this short break. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com when i really need to get stuff done, i hide in the laundry room. no one ever goes in there. a lawyer that's a monkey? hahahaha. also, the dryer sheets reeeally help my writing. writing supplies. oh. number 7 of my 20. the amex everyday credit card with no annual fee. thank you. make 20 or more purchases in a monthly billing period and earn 20% more rewards. it's membership that rewards you for the things you already buy, everyday. what's your 20? >>> isis ramps up the onslaught on two fronts. thousands of militants could be heading to iraq to fight for a province on baghdad's doorstep. and in kobani they appear set to take the town on the border with turkey. >>> and a typ

i'm george howell. this is cnn, and we begin in the u.s. state of new jersey where the latest ebola scare took place this weekend. all 255 passengers on a plane that landed in newark from belgium have now been released from quarantine. they were detained because a man began vomitityi itityin itit ii. it tooks hou hours before the p were able to leave the airport. >> instead of seeing the process from the very beginning we just let us go out of the plane. and then after the plane we had to wait at the passport c concontrco control and wait for the luggage. no information, no reason why we are to wait like that. >> what a scary situation for people on that plane. >>> now in the state of texas, the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is now in critical condition. thomas duncan is hospitalized. he was diagnosed last tuesday, about a week after he traveled from liberia. state officials there say nine people who came into contact with him are showing no symptoms at this point. another 40 people are

ryan howell quickly jumped on to his friend's kayak. >> i was like, get me out of this water. we were right next to the other guys, so i pretty much jumped on their kayak and out of the water. like get on the back of the kayak hugging the guy. >> howell's advice for others, make sure you bring a radio with you in case you need to call for help. >>> in costa rica, biologists say the survival of certain sea turtles could be in danger. the reason, climate change. the scientists say record heat and drought in august caused turtle eggs buried on beaches to not fully develop. as many as 600 sea turtles lay their eggs every year along the pacific coast of costa rica. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. today's not the day to leave the house without a jacket. you'll definitely need it into your late morning hours, even into the early afternoon, where temperatures will stay in the 50s. we will push into the low 60s. it's still going to be a chilly sunday. we'll also see a mild start to your workweek for temperatures pushing back i

i'm george howell. we start the show with the murder of a worker that wanted to help people. this time a british hostage. he is the fourth western captive beheaded by isis since august. and the group did so as they did in the previous killings, they released images of his murder. he is clearly under duress and then beheaded. britain's prime minister is reacting to henning's killing. kelly mornigan joins us with th latest from there. kelly? >> yes, good morning. the prime minister david cameron learned of allen henning's murder during a trip to afghanistan yesterday. he was there to meet the new president and also british troops. now he's understood to have returned to london last night and is in briefings with senior ministers and advisors from the intelligence agencies, foreign officials and the military. and we are expecting a statement at some stage today. but last night when he learned of mr. henning's murder, he described it as a brutal murder which really showed how barbaric and repulsive isis has

. >> reporter: howell thought quickly and jumped on the kayak. he said it happened so fast he didn't have time to react. >> less than a minute. get me out of this water. i jumped on the kayak and got out of the water. the kid on the back tugging at the guy. >> reporter: howell called for help and they were taken safely onto shore. he was in disbelief when he finally surveyed the damage. >> we measured it was 24 inches from here. >> reporter: in spite of his brush with death he is determined to get back in the water. as for when that depends. >> got to get a new kayak. office looking over my shoulder now. we were looking over our shoulder all day but that didn't help. >>> a heavenly sight is back in the air this weekend in southern california. this is what you'll hear and see next weekend here in the bay area. angels are gracing the skies above san diego from the miramar air show. about half a million people are attending over the next three days. on wednesday the angels return to the bay area. they're coming back after a one year hiatus due to th

the last been was herbert howell. he was a u.s.itizen who grew up in chicago. >> on june 13th, 1942, a german u-boat approached the south shore of long island and landed a team of four german saboteurs. >> ronald meister is a former u.s. naval officer. >> they had been trained in the use of explosives to use in blowing up train stations, water treatment facilities and factories in the united states. >> once they got to the beach, they took off their german uniforms, they buried all their supplies and then of course they would go back, retrieve their supplies and commence operations. >> their targets were bridges, railroads and alum numb plants in new york, pennsylvania and maryland. but on that dark foggy night, things went wrong right from the start. >> as i went down the beach, maybe 200 yards from the station, 300, i saw two men. i had been walking this beach for a couple of months and i had never seen anybody there. >> john cullen was only 21 years old when he was assigned to patrol the beach. a native new yorker, he had only b

one shot, sort of by instinct, and the second picture was almost the silhouette. >> cameraman steve howellnd i rushed to the scene two blocks away. there were several homes involved in a raging fire. it was thick, black smoke shooting 300 to 400 feet into the air. >> it was just a wall of flames. i'm going, it must have been a gas main or something, you know. i mean, how could this be? >> this was the largest thing that had ever happened to me in my news career to that point, and i knew it was big, i knew it was bad, but we didn't know it was a plane crash. >>> when we come back, how an assumption leads to tragedy. >> they're required to tell air traffic control that they no longer have the cessna in sight. that didn't happen. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of a full blown cold including your stuffy nose. (breath of relief) oh, what a relief it is. thanks. anytime. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's

ryan howell says his kayak was thrashed by a shark yesterday afternoon, he was thrown 5 to 10 feet in called for help and it came. this shark encounter is the second in two days. the beach was closed immediately, it's expected to open again tomorrow afternoon. a heavenly sight is back in the air again in southern california. this is what you'll soon here in the bay area. oh, yeah, the blue angels are gracing the skies above san diego for the miramar air show right now. about a half million people are attending over the course of three days. starting on wednesday, the angels return to the bay area for fleet week, they're coming back after a one-year hiatus because of a shutdown. >>> the latest tool in crime fighting may fit very well on your nose, if you use google glass eye wear. police in dubai will be issued google glass to help fight crime. in theory, the devices will connect the wearer to a database of criminals. it will be used as a tool to attract vehicles and link traffic violations. >>> dramatic photos from nasa are showing the hold it's taken on the bay area. take a look at t

i'm george howell, this is cnn. headlines this hour. >>> pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong are being told they have until monday morning to clear out the streets and clear their protests. but so far, there are no indications, no plans that they will abide by the deadlines set by authorities. they are demanding elections in which candidates are not pre-approved by beijing. >>> the condition of the first person diagnosed with ebola in the unit has slipped from serious to critical. he is isolated in a dallas hospital. the liberian native arrived just two weeks ago. >>> mosques in britain are mourning the death of alan henning. he was a taxi driver who was kidnapped last year while delivering food and medical supplies to war-torn syria and victims there. >>> kurdish forces say they are holding back isis militants in the syrian town of kobani. isis controls the southwestern corner of the city. but his forces held off any further advances. a human rights group says coalition air strikes killed at least 35 isis extr

the workers so have unpredictable pay and provided part time workers have equal protections with howell wages i want to thank the coalition the staff from the legal position and jobs for justice and many on that have been part of the coalition and colleagues i look forward to discussing this with you i want to mention supervisor wiener will be discussing one topic it will be trees and in particular, the trees that have not been kept up in our city in my district this past week a giant tree krachd and we know that our cities relinquishment policy with trees is not working earlier this year i asked the colleagues to include an expenditure in the budget for trees in the district i know that supervisor wiener has had serious challenges in his district we need to do better and because of that i call for the hearing he'll be describing in a few minutes. >> thank you president chiu supervisor cohen thank you, very much. i'm delighted to hear that supervisor wiener is going to be calling a hearing 0 on trees i'd like to add my name to that request it's a significant problem an ill conceived ide

as melissa howell shows us that is what scubadivers did in vermont. >> reporter: wet suits, pumpkins and whole lot of creativity. >> we hope that it turns out nautical. >> reporter: divers are up for the the challenge taking the plunge into the lake with pumpkins in toe for the annual under water pumpkin carving contest. >> not that fancy but very difficult in the water. that will take us all 45 minutes to do it. >> reporter: for james randolph and his dad it is all about enjoying the moment. >> it is a lot of fun. great spot. >> exactly. >> they compete for a prizes by carving the west best pumpkin and returning them to the shop to be judged. >> reporter: as carving begins so does the competition. >> it is pretty cold but it has been a number years in the boy scouts. >> we had waves and everything. so it all work out well i think. >> reporter: all of the money raised will go to the diver's alert network. >> service that provides insurance to divers worldwide as well as other services. >> reporter: as for the under water art... >> we didn't have a plan going in to it until we were in

jeremy howell, bbc news, worcestershire. >> there you go. fascinating stuff.iness this friday, you may remember these scenes over the summer. angry taxi drivers blocking the streets of major cities, including right here in london, paris, we saw it in boston, and madrid. they were protesting against the arrival of uber, which promises to arrange you a taxi ride or ride share within five minutes. the taxi drivers say it's putting them out of business. despite all that controversy, uber's popularity has snowballed around the world. in fact, it's actually now operating in 200 cities. our technology correspondent took a ride with the ceo and the co-founder of the company to find out where he's headed next. >> reporter: this has been growing at an extraordinary rate. just give us a picture of what's happened to this business over the last four years. >> yeah, look. we started the business june of 2010. first city, san francisco. we were only in san francisco until the middle of 2011. the last three years, we've rolled out in 200 cities and 46 countries. and, you kno

melissa howell has more on this controversial speaker. >> dear fellow candidates, students, graduatesparents, professors. i thank you for your kind invitation to join you in voice today. >> reporter: the empty auditorium at goddard college still rings with the voice of this year's commencement speaker. a goddard graduate and a convicted killer spending life behind bars. >> if it's done for you half of what it's done for me, i assure you, you will have been well served. now, take what you know and apply it in the real world. >> reporter: mumia abu jamal was sentenced to death for the murder of a philadelphia police officer, daniel faulkner, in 1981. he was later sentenced to life without parole. sunday it was his human rights act advise frm behind bars that students clung to in a ceremony closed to the media. >> it was a classic goddard graduation. it was heartfelt. it was beautiful. >> reporter: the class of 23 students voted unanimously to have abu jamal as their speaker. he attended the college in the late '70s and finished his degree from prison in 1996. this is his second time del

along columbus avenue just completed this month, from howell to union, we installed two bus bulbs. in june, on kearney street, we removed the tow lane from jackson to washington. this may, this past may, market street to buchanan street there were bicycle section crossing treatments. in july a new traffic signal at mason masonic. and union terrace. those are the eight that have been completed. and then if we want to just run through each of them. that are underway. >> mrs. hunter, can i say that, that traffic signal at union, terrace and way predated vision zero, and targeted funding for that and residents worked on that quite a while. i don't know if you should include that in zero vision projects just as supervisor kim mentioned. >> sorry, may i have misspoken. that was masonic. >> yes, and union terrace that helped to fund it, and calmed the traffic but way predated vision zero, going on for years. >> commissioner yee. >> this begs the question, maybe what we need is a better definition of what we consider a vision-zero project. it seems like there is different definitions float

. >> i'm peter howell. >> as steve mentioned, we are part of a volunteer group called code for america. now code for america is a non-profit organization, what they do is they try to bring people who are working in technology, wo ven together with the groups that need the help with the different kinds of projects and so the space we work in is called civic tech and so there may be a lot of different ways in which people who are working in the tech industry, can help out with government programs or social programs that might need some of these resources but don't have the money to be able to actually hire those people. so that is kind of a space that we are in, we are all volunteers. and so we are part of the local chapter and it is called the sf brigade, and we are one of the many group of volunteers of many different projects that they are working on. and we focused on the taking the data that steve and jessy have helped us really understand taking that, and making it much more accessible to the public. so, we are going to just walk you through, what we have created. and we will take

george howell, cnn, atlanta. >> interesting technology.he bat al gainst ebola with dr. robert gary, professor of microbiology and i'm uniology at tulane university, and dr. skinner, at elizabeth r. griffin foundation, and assistant professor of public health sciences at penn state. dr. gary, take a look at this. a tyvex suit i have here, protective masks. see it here. this type of equipment, it is reported, had gone up 131,000%. are we at a point now where private citizens, any private citizens should be buying equipment look this we are showing? >> absolutely not. the, the -- ebola patient in dallas is contained. his contacts are under close surveillance. we will rapidly find any person that may come down with ebola virus symptoms from contact with that patient. so, the broad swath of america has nothing to worry about from ebola at this time. >> okay. so, should be, maybe, keeping their money for other things now. dr. mcgregor skinner, do we need high-tech equipment to battle ebola? are many of the most effective techniques much more bas

howell says not much win. pressure is steady, relative humidity at 68 percent which is still relatively dry. we will go across the river to avondale pennsylvania, it is 69 degrees. gary says beautiful evening to be outdoors. wind at 2 miles an hour. barometric pressure rising. relative humidity a at 65 percent. if you would like to be an eyewitness weather watcher, if you love watching weather, have your own weather station we want to you join our team. go to cbs philly.com/watchers to sign up now. >>> outside, it is gorgeous, pretty sunset, even though we are in the seeing a break in the overcast in ocean city, cape may county but still a nice evening to be outside. high temperature, very impressive that is to the north and west. we will see more sun and higher readings. reading berks county, 70 degrees. allentown 77. philadelphia 76. seventy-five in dover. wilmington 73 degrees. this could be the last time we see such warmth until next spring. hate to think of it like. that right now 71. allentown 71. pocono

i'm george howell here at the cnn center in atlanta. >>> powerful

sort of amusing because when republicans run the tables and are raising a lot of money, democrats howellver that, but true, president obama is very effective in terms of raising money, i could argue his probably more effective at raising republicans. this they president in 2008 he won a historic election with support from independents and even a lot of republicans who sort of took his promises about hope and change and they kind of filled that with concrete beliefs, and he has massively disappointed huge numbers of those people. even among a lot of democrats. this is rough sledding and president obama has no one to blame but himself for it. shannon: what about other star power from the democratic party? >> i'm surprised how little the first lady has been called in. her last name is obama. you are right, michelle obama is more popular and of course bill clinton like if you look at the arkansas race, mark pryor, a democrat on the ballot has played on the fact that bill clinton is our guy in arkansas, clinton is also popular throat much of the self-assessment to see him in georgia and the l

$3,000 in deposits to fix heating and ventilation and air-conditioning in two homes in sea bright and howell. he didn't do the work or return the deposits. >>> a study by the associated press say many are supporting tom wolf because of their disapproval of tom corbett. those who support tom wolf like his personality. republicans backing corbett cited his fiscal conservativism. >>> matt o'donnell interviewed chris coons and chris wade. you can see the special inside store later this morning at 10:00 a.m. on 6abc. >>> have you filled up at a gas station lately? gasoline prices continue to take a tumble and offer ease on your wallet. decreased demand on lower crude oil prices is pushing the pricing down. the national average is 3.11. it's down 9 cents in the last week. in philadelphia the average is 3.21. in new jersey, drivers are playing $2.29 and in philadelphia it's down from 2.93. >>> how was can you consume 25 stone crab claws, a man shows his proficiency at cracking and eating the delicacy. >> the sun is out, but it's chilly out there, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuwea

. >> howell why it does this go? does it go out miles? >> when started, it went a few blocks here and there. then people told me it was a bigger spans spirits about it has grown. the 2 mi. across sometimes. >> what is it like being in the prediction business. you're both in the prediction business. >> it's been an eye opener. a lot of people said they could smell it in certain places that were not on the map. people get angry because i haven't made the map big enough. so we go back into it again the next day. >> i will teach you what to do send them to an empty e-mail box and just put them in the loop. >> to feel the wind like where can we spell it? >> people are saying it's coming out of the north break down south of the factory. let's go find it. >> to use melt chocolate? >> i do not. >> can't smell it? we've got it! finally! can you spell it? >> now i can smell it. the mad you get excited when it finally smell it? >> i do because it means i was a little bit right. >> what's next for you? >> people have said we should do bread or certai

prosecutors say he accepted # thousand dollars in deposits in two homes in sea bright and howell. authorities say he didn't do the work or return the deposits. >>> as ebola concerns continue to grow, all eyes are watching to see if an experimental vaccine will work. the 8 hundreds vials will be used to treat patients in west africa. >>> meanwhile, the cruise ship carrying a woman who was quarantined docked in galveston texas. the good news the woman doesn't have any symptoms and bloody tests just completed shows she does not have the virus. >> to have a ship stopped for someone who has virtually no risk of transmitting this disease, it is an overreaction. >> now the two nurses who were infected with ebola after treating dunkin continue to battle the disease at two separate specialized hospitals. the 50 people who had direct contact with duncan have remained healthy. their 21 day quarantine ends this weekend. stay up to date on ebola at 6abc.com and the 6abc news app and following breaking updates on twitter and facebook pages. >> u.s.-led airstrikes continued to hammer isis positi

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>> attention (howell howl). >> new survey, least and most date recall alum my. >> some universities made both the top ten list from the date ring survey, let's start with least dateble which includes the university of pennsylvania coming in at eight place, rutgers in third. the dateble list only one school the university of delaware made the list at sixth place. >> i wonder what, i mean, how that, why that is? what makes you datep.r.n. how do they rang that by alum my? >> i don't know. >> we really -- sue says it is stupid. >> i think the point here is if you're super, super brain i, right, go to princeton, right? >> right. >> or u pen? and then you're kind of boring because always focused on your work. now, if you go to party school -- >> rutgers on the least dateble list, too. not saying people that go to rut remembers aren't as smart as those to princeton. but your argument doesn't follow through. >> and then when everyone reaches the age of 30, all every us, oh, ya, the real geeky guy, real smart guy, that guy is the most dateble. >> true. >> most unexpected place. >> yes, one little

we'll go live to hong kong and what's happening on the street as my colleague george howell picks uperage. i'm natalie allen. thanks so much for watching. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall-detection system, designed to get you help quickly. if you fall and you're unable to push your button, the fall detection technology within autoalert can trigger the button to automatically place a call for help. philip's lifeline has saved more lives than any other medical alert service. this is philips lifeline, we received a fall detected signal. do you need help? call now about philips lifeline with autoalert, the only button with philips advanced fall-detection technology. we'll send you this free brochure with information about the importance of getting help quickly should you happen to fall. when i fell, i couldn't press the button. i blacked out, and so having lifeline with auto alert really saved me. if they don't push t

and, finally, in howell, 195 eastbound between 547 and 34, we have construction there, that's in new jersey, the left lane is blocked. kerry? >> sue, thank you. 5:02, breaking news this morning, overnight in northeast philadelphia, a car accident involving two vehicles, it happened at about 2:30 this morning, on the roost cents svelt boulevard, near north mascher street. a 50 year old man and 57 year old woman were taken to the hospital with neck and back injuries. no word on what caused it. >>> and we have lift off ... third mission to the iss ... that main engine at 108%. (silence). >> this did not go as planned. investigators trying to determine what caused a rocket headed to the international space station to explode. this was just seconds after take off yesterday. nobody was on this commercial supply craft. no one in the surrounding area was injured. the rocket blew up over the launch complex, wall of silence, several witnesses, in fact, caught their own view of the explosion right along the virginia coastline. >> and those witnesses include some local students, and experiment f

. >> his vocal cord aren't ready for a big time howell but he is getting there. we are watching for visibility in the area. the fog that is starting to form and if thing thicker but not every where. we are seeing mountains. we anticipate the arrival of the coal front but not until tomorrow night, and it is in advance of that we have warm temperatures ahead but lets look at the future cast as far as precipitation is concern. nothing throughout the day-to-day, tonight, maybe late tonight, into tomorrow, we will see a few scattered showers north and west of the city and then we will move further in the day on wednesday and then we will get some showers out to the west by 10:00 a.m. they will start to roll role in at 1:00 p.m. and then we will get thunderstorms late in the day into the overnight hours into the early part of thursday and then that cold front is out of here, but it could be dramatic during that time. we will keep you posted on that situation as well. here's your seven day forecast, with temperature close to 80 to he day, 77 tomorrow with those thunders

. >> ryan howell's advice for others, make sure you bring a radio with you in case you need to call for >>> in costa rica, biologists say the survival of certain sea turtles could be in danger. the reason, climate change. the scientists say record heat and drought in august cause turtle eggs buried on beaches to not fully develop. as many as 600 sea turtles lay their eggs every year along the pacific coast of costa rica. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we push into the rest of your sunday, it is a cold start. as we head into the afternoon, it's still going to be on the chilly side with temperatures staying ten to 11 degrees below average. next week, mild conditions return really as soon as tomorrow, but we're also tracking a chance of showers. for philadelphia, 46 degrees. humidity is at 68%. wind speeds out of the west at 10 miles per hour. take a look at our temperature range. if you're in philadelphia, mid 40s. low 40s by the shore in atlantic city. either way you cut it, it is a cold start to the morning throughout our r

they're howell iling. kids who refused to go into the locker room. parent had to wonder why. should have been there wondering why. this is a tradition. i think everybody has to take responsibility. nobody reported it. nobody stopped it. nobody intervened. and probably it has been going on for years, my assumption. and i think that, you know, therefore we have to send a message to that team and other teams, and this is a lesson. a life lesson, parents, teachers, coaches administrators should be using this through out the country as an awareness kind of wake-up call. >> it is a teaching moment. >> gloria. thank you very much. thank you. appreciate it. we'll be right back. seeking guidance. just like with your investments. that sets you apart. it does? it does. you're type e*. and seeking another perspective is what type e*s do. oh, and your next handhold... is there. you don't have to go it alone. e*trade gives you the support and guidance to make informed decisions. are you type e*? when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. yeah! cr

. >> ryan howell's advice for others, make sure you bring a radio with you in case you need to call for just hours away. the eagles take on the rams today at the link, and we've got a preview for you coming up in sports. >>> also, i'm tracking a cold start to your sunday morning. chilly temperatures in store for us today. >>> plus, what to expect as you head back to work tomorrow. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> japan is preparing for a typhoon. the storm is expected to move across the island nation tomorrow. forecasters are predicting about 12 inches of rain for the tokyo area. flights are being cancelled and schools will be closed. the typhoon's approach has also put on hold the search for a dozen people missing after a volcanic eruption. >>> here in the u.s., an autumn heat wave in california is expected to reach its highest temperatures today. some spots are hitting triple digits while others are hovering just below 100 degrees. fire crews say the high temps are raising concerns about wildfires and power outages. temperatures in the hottest areas could reach 108. >>> now your nbc 10 fir

that trapped a construction worker, skyfox over the scene, just short time ago, over the property on howell school road. new castle county police tell us a worker was trapped after new trusts and interior walls collapsed, he was eventually freed, and flown to christianna hospital where he's now in stage condition. >>> looking liver at three bears park in society hill. trick-or-treat remembers gathering, ready to head out and hit the neighborhood. little chilly out there. but no snow right now. fox 29 chief meteorologist, scott williams, will let you know what your weekend looks like, plus that seven day forecast, in minutes. >> the fugitive finally caught for the ambush of two state troopers, has made his first court appearance. survival list area i can frein appeared gaunt and battered as he answered yes and no, and listen as the judge red the criminal complaint. caught last night after being on the run for seven weeks, commuters across the delaware valerie waiting for word about septa. will the transit workers union hit the picket lines, or reach an agreement with septa authorities? right

construction site in bear delaware tonight, some large beams of wood came crashing down in the 600 block of howell school road this afternoon. chopper three over that scene. at least one person was injured and taken to christiana hospital, there is in word on that person's condition. >> dozens of people are without a place to call home after this two alarm apartment fire in west philadelphia. that fire broke out late last night on the 6200 block of chestnut street in cobbs creek. samantha bullard didn't believe it at first when officers came knocking she didn't even answer the door. >> i mean he kick that door in and the whole door went boom. when i came outside the whole third floor was in flame. twenty-two people were injured. the red cross is a assisting more than 60 displaced residents. no word on what cause that had fire. >>> campaign trail now, thinks it, final weekend of campaigning before election day and a chance for candidate to get their message out to voters who vote on tuesday. in the race for pennsylvania governor democratic challenger tom will wolf attended rally with is in quakerto

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george howell, cnn, atlanta. >>> we have new details on a massive storm to bring you here on cnn.he strongest typhoon of the year is tearing through the pacific right now. we'll tell you where it is heading after the break. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. . >>> hong kong's protesters may have lost some of their steam. we take a live look right now. people are still out there. certainly not the number we saw last week. the people who remain though are still causing plenty of disruptions in key parts of the city. hundreds of bus and tram routes are out of commission right now and many workers are simply fed up with the longer commu