jessica: in butler county, ohio, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. soledad: "new york times" best-selling author j.d. vance was born in that town, middletown, ohio. he grew up in poverty. and as he recounts in his book, "hillbilly elegy," had a mother who was a drug addict and a father often gone. vance, raised by his grandparents, would leave middletown, enlist in the marines, and graduate from yale law school. nice to see you. the book is fantastic. as jess reported in her piece, there are jobs. the struggle is in matching skills with the jobs. how do you create something that can really help towns where you can match people to jobs effectively? j.d. vance: this is a big question of workforce development. one of the problems over the last 10 or 20 years in areas like middletown is when you graduate from high school, you are given an option between a service-sector job -- $7, $8, $9 an hour -- or get a four-year college degree. and the big problem is that a lot of these jobs exist in the between spaces, and this really implicates our education syste

javier: quÉ ha sabido de eso, jessica?uÉs, la vi, conforme a los labios que yo sentÍa, le dije te acuerdes en el primer ensayo que tenÍas que ser la estrella de tu noche? pues ahora te tocÓ serlo. javier: nada mÁs para que que sepan los chambelÁn es principales van a ser sus familiares. regresÓ con ustedes al estudio. javier: antes de que te vayas porque sÉ que quiere disfrutar de la fiesta. cuÉntame qué va a haber para comer, cÓmo se estÁ preparando la gente, quÉ has visto hasta ahora, jessica jessica: hasta ahora lo que nos han dejado ver porque todo es una sorpresa pero lo que ya pusieron allÁ es el pastel, hay varios pasteles decorados obviamente en rojo.estÁn decorados en rojo, como el vestido de la quinceaÑera. es de vainilla porque la quinceaÑera le encanta la vainilla iba a tener segÚn el piso, porque son cuatro pisos, el principal es otro sabor y es lo Único que hemos podido ver de comida. obviamente tenemos hambre. estamos desde muy temprano informando a la gente lo que pase. a ver si nos dan de comer. carolina:

good for you. >> a jessica a bit later in the show. but let's begin with some breaking news overnight and a rising death toll in istanbul, turkey, after two bomb blasts outside a soccer stadium. it appears the attackers were targeting police. matt bradley is in london with more on this story. matt, good morning. >> and to you, willie, good morning. it's a day of mourning across turkey where another terror attack has added to a growing sense of fear. but istanbul has a new normal. twin bombings less than a minute apart left more than three dozen dead, and over 150 wounded. the first attack, a car bomb that struck police as they left following a soccer game. moments later, a suicide bombing at a nearby park. most casualties were policemen. no one has claimed responsibility, but the government quickly blamed decades-long insurgency that often puts police in its crosshairs. police say they have arrested more than ten people. but turkey's enemies are many, and their recent attack set a grim background for turkey's new normal. and just this

jessica, what are you seeing?> the rain causes way more delays than we are used to. 95 around cottman avenue dealing with delays. that's traffic moving away from center city. we're not usually used to having those delays there. southbound side is a mess. earlier disabled vehicle on the left-hand side. saw that in our cameras. 46 minute drive time. typically with no volume. at this time without the rain it's typically 22 to 25 minutes. right now you can see that increase almost double what it normally is. 46 minutes from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. speeds down into the teens. new accident in new hanover on swamp pike and north charlotte street. that accident still active out on henderson road.or a portion between south gulph road anddel. a little bit of brake lights when you move further north. for right now the roads are wet sob careful getting on and off of the ramps. one more full update when i come back in ten. >>> baby on board. >> yeah. don't want to miss this. up next we'll tell you about t

i didn't have a problem with jessica.ust that one day we had an argument. >> after a few more minutes of questioning, deputy gray has a clearer picture of what happened. >> i think what happened is the female inmate that ingested the pills wasn't well liked. when she was hustling these pills, she was probably trying to sell them all day for canteen or phone cards or what have you. but i think once they found out that the pills jessica is trying to hustle were not anything they would be interested in taking themselves, i think that's when they probably set her up, gave her back the pills and told the deputy and out the pod she went. >> the investigation also served another purpose. >> it's kind of shaken people up in that pod. that's a victory for us. that lets them know we're listening to phone calls, we're aware of what goes on. >> keeping contraband out of the jail is one way deputies maintain order and they keep an eye out for negative interactions between inmates. steven caponi spent nine months in confinement. after

comenzamos con el reporte de jessica.o tiene mucho coraje... >> estÁbamos en una guerra, parecÍa! se supone que todo eso lo tiene previsto para que no suceda. no es posible que el mercado haya quedado en cenizas! jessica: perdiÓ a dos de sus sobrinos de la explosiÓn del mercado de pirotecnia de san pablito. ya sabe que su nieto de 11 aÑos falleciÓ. cuando la vimos afuera del forense, seguÍa buscando su sobrino de 34. >> el gobierno nos merece una respuesta lÓgica. no simplemente es una tragedia, nos cambiÓ la vida otra vez a mi familia y a mi. jessica: claudia se salvÓ de milagro, corriÓ con un sobrino de un aÑo en los brazos. su nieta tiene quemaduras de primer grado en una pierna pero no han podido tratarla porque todos estÁn esperando encontrar sobrino perdido. la chispa terminÓ en seis devastadores explosiones. muy pocos de los 300 puestos del lugar quedaron en pie. el mercado de cohetes considerado el mÁs seguro de amÉrica latina hasta ayer estaba organizado en manzanas de cuatro puestos divididos por pasillos anchos

>> yeah. >> no one asked jessica chastain to the prom? where are those guys right now? >> putting those high school years behind her, jessica landed an audition with the famed julliard school. >> your audition for julliard is sort of the stuff of legend. >> really? >> did reomeo and juliet -- do you remember that performance, what you did exactly? >> yes, i did the monologue g gallop of pace. juliet, they have just been married and she's saying hurry up, son, go away. the night will come and romeo will be here and i'll lose my virginity. the way it's written, gallop of pace, they would bring in cloudy night immediately. it's like bumpa bum. and i played her as a girl that was ready to become a woman that night. and i was running around the room and like writhing on the floor in the audition room. when i finished the audition, the head of the program, they were all three silent. he looks at me and he goes, did you have fun, jessica? i said yeah. he said okay, thanks. >> she was accepted and earned a scholarship funded by the late robin wil

jessica buyioyington. traffic is moving northbound towards the lehigh valley between quakers town and the lehigh valley. the accident scene had earlier closed off the road. right now they're allowing the right shoulder to get by but all active lanes are right now closed on the northbound side. trickling through there. you want to take an alternate, that's route 309 will get you headed northbound a little bit easier than taking the northeast extension sitting behind the delay. 78 near route 412. no major problems at least in terms of an accident. you can see the roads are slippery. the ramps especially. getting on and off of the majors and the highways. accident in norristown reported around the railroad crossing and marshall street. you might be detoured there. just a little bit slow. route 30 over in new jersey, white horse pike around 295, we aren't seeing anything major happening here. definitely watching for slippery spots. definitely see that the roads are a little bit shiny. that means slippery as we

i'll be back in 10 with more for you. >> all right, jessica, thank you. thunder and lightning this morning. >> really? it was windy where i was. bill, bring us up to speed. >> all of that has moved out so you don't have to deal with the thunderstorms. but the wind, gusty winds with the storms. you'll see breezy conditions, not damaging winds, but enough to keep things cool. right now, it's cool on boathouse row. a little breeze is blowing right now. that's increasing during the day. 58 degrees. 50s for the lehigh valley. this time of year, these numbers should be in the 30s. we're nowhere near that. 59 degrees, almost 60 degrees in south jersey. well, the suburbs, they are in the 50s to start with, and that's where it's going to hang for most of the day. but colder air starts moving into these neighborhoods tonight. the rain, that's moving out. the last few rain drops, burlington county, the steadier rain, and there goes the storms last night. sunshine will be nice and bright this morning at 8:00. the temperatures will come down a bit. we'll be looking at

i took jessica back into the kitchen, and i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed herthe neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. knowing that blanchard had threatened and harassed jessica after the two split up, he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. later, blanchard pled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel that you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that's for god to answer. if god would have wanted me that, then i would have got that. do i believe because i took another person's life that i should die? no, i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's fate? why did you take that opportunity? >> obviously, it was their time. i can't answer that. >> do you still believe that they all deserved to die? >> i would honestly answer yes. yes. i believe that they done something to me that i couldn't live with. it would have hu

jessica s standing by. >> jessica, are you on the schuylkill? >> watching the schuylkill expressway. hard to see on the roads right now with ouright around montgomery drive is where we're trying to look here. you can see the traffic is moving along. out there. 13 minutes now for your drive time eastbound from the blue route to the vine. speeds are into the 60s. give yourself extra time so you can at least go a little slower on the roads because there are accidents popping up with the slippery conditions. one occurred out on upper merion on henderson road and shoemaker road. moving through camden. no delays up and over the bridge but watch coming over and through the toll plaza. more slippery spots. you can clearly see that the roads are wet. still watching for that accident delays. for now you can take route 309 as your alternate. also checking inh hammonton actually, been there for quite some time. going away from the shore tss closed. more update on these scenes and more slippery spots when i come back. >>> 19 minutes past 5:00 a.m. want to ma

jessica vaughan and tom javits --jessica vaughan and tom jawetz .ater on, we will have a guest and weing the border will take a closer look at how immigration is impacting border states. we will be right back. ♪ >> the c-span video library is an easy way to search and view c-span programs and to help is dr. robert browning, the executive director of the c-span archives. >> the main site is c-span.org. look on the front page. on the left side are all of the and the presidential evidence of that day, political campaign events. right underneath that on the left side is a link that says recent events. they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's 117,000ery person, people have pages that contain all of their video. on that page is a link, a search box, you put in a word. let's say you want sheila jackson lee, and then you put in -- let's say they talked about climate change. tomorrow, members of the congressional black caucus will receive the signatures and statements demanding that this body supports president obama's

jessica boyington. belmont?e eastbound side of the schuylkill, too, which stinks a little bit because that's what traffic is moving into center city. that's where we typically see -- it's not blocking any lanes to the highway. it's just on the ramp right here so that traffic off belmont avenue might be a little backed up when moving by here. clearly police activity on the scene. you can see they have a sign pushing traffic to the left-hand side. the ramp isn't closed. eastbound from the blue route to vine street expressway is a 25-minute trip and average speeds into the 30s. an accident reported in hatboro in jacksonville road and county road. and route 42 at creek road, the north bound side. this is the traffic moving towards philadelphia. no major delays there right now, but definitely we'll keep our eye on that to see if there's any more delays. we just saw the 42 freeway moving before the walt whitman and ben franklin bridge split but looking okay. the tacony-palmyra is clear, too. >>> 20 minutes before 7:00

go to jessica boyington with traffic. >> 26 at pen rose avenue. no problems or delays moving through the intersection. a few cars heading out the door. backup, just a normal intersection and traffic. checking with the rest of the bridges, ben franklin bridge looks great. if you're moving over the walt whitman bridge clear there as well. hazardous roads on norristown and noble street and washington street. >> jessica, thanks for that update. >>> we have breaking news now we're firing. a fire at an assisted living facility in burlington county has forced dozens of people to evacuate the building. it broke out just within the last hour. the fire started in the basement utility room. they moved 70 people to another part of the building. there are so far no reports that anyone's been hurt. you can tap the "nbc 10" app and stay with us for updates throughout the morning. >>> 5:34. 21 degrees outside. starting this morning electoral college voters will cast their ballots for their state's presidential choice. we could see some voters going in another dir

jessica reyes has been following the story since it broke yesterday morning. jess, the water is gone now but other problems for the crews this morning. >> number of problems this morning, westbound, side of the street still closed but they have it split up into 2 lanes, traffic still getting -- moving in both directions right now, but not quite an ideal situation here just yet. more than 24 hours after that massive water main break, but it is much better than what we were seeing yesterday. >> jessica: 1 day things looking better in downtown boston. >> 20 inch water main that broke. >> jessica: broke at 5:15 leaving 2 feet of water on the >> initially shut down handful of businesses and then water seeped into manholes on kneeland street and set off number of electrical fires. >> fire gassing off a lot of co. >> jessica: prompted evacuation and 125 people in all, most from the boston hostile. >> second floor. >> jessica: boston pizza kitchen smoldering more much of the morning and able to open for a short time. rush. >> jessica: water main break, pipe was 125 ye

jessica nos cuenta cÓmo terminó la historia de mika.Í. >> cuando lleguÉ me dijeron que mi perro no habÍa llegado, me dijeron que el perro se les habÍa escapado. jessica: pamela denunciÓ desesperada en redes sociales que el personal de interjet, le dijo que su perrita de 8 aÑos se habÍa escapado del aeropuerto. >> quiero que me den una respuesta y me expliquen dÓnde estÁ mi perra. jessica: su historia se hizo viral, mi les pedÍan a interjet que la encontrarÁ, la empresa dio una recompensa y prometiÓ iniciar una investigaciÓn. >> les pido que no terminen con esta bÚsqueda. jessica: la denuncia de pamela hizo el milagro, mika apareciÓ un dÍa despuÉs. este veterinario, miguel angel rodrÍguez le encontrÓ, estaba asustada en un parque cercano. la perrita fue contratado por el veterinario entre los Árboles de este lugar, deportivo oceanÍa de la capital mexicana, a mÁs de una milla de distancia del aeropuerto, unos 20 minutos caminando. esta defensoras de animales asegura que no hay debe ser mÉxico que proteja los perros que viajan. >> lo que c

store in west philadelphia robbed the place then shot to death jessica's mother, father and aunt.t took months for philadelphia police to arrest abraham muhammed and malik scott and several years more to take them to trial. threw it all, the community came together to help jessica and the rest of the surviving family members cope with the enormity of the tragedies. >> our neighbors, our family members, people that don't even know us at all. they were down to help and the most amazing thing to us. we were forever grateful for that. ♪ >> reporter: jessica copied by returning her childhood love joining r and b called avianc. >> i've been involved in music since i was seven. i think it was my way to grieve and like move on to come back to music and doing that for my family he is special mile dad loved music. >> reporter: just last week at the criminal justice center jessica took center stage the witness stand to identify muhammed and scott and testified they were indeed the guns men who killed her parents and aunt and in the process changed her life forever. ♪ >> reporter: after her p

jessica cermeÑo tiene los detalles.ya no queremos que nuestro municipio, nuestra regiÓn, nuestro estado de guerrero siga siendo un cementerio y un valle de lÁgrimas de las viudas, de los huÉrfanos y de las madres. jessica: los habitantes detuvieron a una veintena de personas relacionadas con el tequilero, causante de los secuestros. >> nosotros tenemos aquÍ a su mama, la madre del seÑor, el llamado tequilero. pido un intercambio a cambio de la vida de mi esposo, le entregarÉ a su mamÁ. jessica: una zona que colinda con michoacÁn, en enero secuestraron a incluir mineros, en noviembre fueron acusados de secuestrar a otras personas. el gobernador del estado reconociÓ que hasta funcionarios estÁn negociando para que liberen a los secuestrados de ambas partes. >> creo que es un asunto que debe terminar pronto. jessica: la banda de los tequileros tiene aproximadamente 70 personas, segÚn informantes. >> aquÍ estamos en la lucha, para atacar al famoso tequilero, que todo el gobierno lo cubre. enrique: el senado mexicano aprobÓ

jessica: definitely. >> take one of these. thank you. of hours. copies the report that is being released today up here. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [indistinct conversation] >> attorney general loretta lynch sits down with political tomorrow to talk about the tenure as head of the justice department in the obama administration. that is live at 8:00 a.m. eastern. paul ryan among the speakers at a forum examining the challenges of economic mobility for low and middle class income americans. that is hosted by the american enterprise institute, live 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. every weekend, but tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. here is some of the programs coming up this weekend. saturday night at 10:00 eastern on afterwards, georgetown callssity jason brennan for a change in how government is run in his book "against democracy." he is interviewed by the vice pres

jessica ennis—hill becomes a dame.early 1,200 people are on this year's list, from entertainers to community workers. we'll be hearing from some of them on this morning's programme. good morning, it's saturday 31st december. warnings of travel disruption on the roads and at airports as freezing fog continues to affect parts of the country. security plans for new year's eve celebrations are modified in response to this year's terror attacks in berlin and nice. in sport away from the new year's honours, hull city were denied their first league win for almost two months by everton, they drew 2—2, but the point was enough to lift them off the bottom of the premier league. and matt has more on those tricky weather conditions. still somersault around this morning, particularly around southern areas but not as bad as yesterday. —— still summer fog. southern areas but not as bad as yesterday. —— still summerfog. i will have the details later. good morning. first, our main story. more than 100 olympic and paralympic stars have

host: jessica vaughan? jessica: research shows immigrants, illegal immigrants less likely or to commit a crime. we know that there are certain types of crimes associated with illegal immigration, human smuggling, drug trafficking, kidnapping, identity theft, gang activity, and so on. the question is not our immigrants more likely to commit crime, that is not important. the question is what we do with that small fraction of the noncitizen population that has committed crimes. the answer has to be that they should be a priority for close these that we cracks that criminal aliens are able to pull through because of sanctuary policies and other problems in our systems, and make sure they are not released. the obama administration released 80,000 criminal aliens with convictions over two and a half years. that has to stop. many of these individuals went on to commit additional crimes. these could have been prevented if we would have removed them efficiently. thatis one area of focus has to be there for the trump

let's check in with jessica. i-78 in the lehigh valley, jessica? >> yes. we're watching 78 and all of the cameras. watching different spots that particularly have a little more rain than others. you can definitely see even though it's dark outside. difficult to see that there are some wet spots on the road with rain actively falling there. both directions on 78 not dealing withnyem around lehigh street. the pa turnpike looks good as well. at least in terms of 23 minutes and the drive times westbound from route 1. average speed into the 60s. doesn't nieecessarily mean you have to go that fast. ut atlantic city expressway. popping up a few accidents this morning. one in hammon closed. katy and vie, back to you guys. >> live team coverage of this wintry mix. >> here's a look at conditions along germantown pike and plymouth meeting. a lot of cars out there. in minutes we'll check back with meteorologist bill henley and krystal klei in what you can expect today. >>> changes for the mummers. find out what mummers of every club will be expect today do before they

said jessica. tied ann to the bed with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire path until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> so that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky, something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple

jessica: viajÓ desde california para hacer una peticiÓn internacional. es su casa y su tierra. que no anden allÁ donde los andan humillando. jessica:segÚn las autoridades, mÁs de dos millones de personas ha llegado a la basÍlica de guadalupe, como pueden ver, la gente sigue llegando. jorge: vamos con ilia calderÓn y un adelanto de esta noche. ilia: a seis meses de la masacre de la discoteca pulse en orlando, cientos de personas rinden un tributo pÓstumo a las 39 personas que murieron en la tragedia. en otro tema, un informe saca a la luz pÚblica las terribles condiciones en las que tienen que trabajar por lo menos 45.000 personas,ccostureros, en el estado de los angeles. unnnuevo dispositivo para robar autos tienen en alerta a los consumidores que acuden a centros comerciales para las compras navideÑas. volviendo al tema polÍtico del dÍa, en nuestro lunes social que vemos preguntarles si creen que rusia intervino en las elecciones presidenciales para favorecer a donald trump. participe, y esa noche en la ediciÓn nocturna publicaremos algunos comentarios.

now, let's talk traffic with jessica. >>> thanks, krystal. we are starting over on the admiral wilson boulevard moving through camden. that's the ben franklin bridge toll plaza right there. no problems. the bridges are wet and slippery. accident on upper merion, one reported on north gulph and kirk avenue. the boulevard looks great around 17th street. no big problems. you can see the roads are wet. when the cars move through, water sprays out from underneath. that might be a problem. in terms of visibility, you want to keep distance in between cars just in case that water doesn't hit your windshield and create a bit of a problem for you on your drive. 422, rain coming down. nine minutes eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. >> let's take a closer look at the road conditions. >> let's check back in with pamela osborn out there driving around on the roads. pam, tell us where you are? >> reporter: good morning. in allentown on north 15th street. we wanted to give you a look at the roads. conditions have changed out here right now. the

jessica, trump describes his pick for defense secretary, and i'm quoting him now, as the closest thing to general george patton that we have. general mattis, as we know, the retired marine corps general has a potential legal hurdle he has to clear in order to be considered for his nomination. >> reporter: yes. you know, wolf, but trump's team is saying they are well on their way to getting a congressional waiver. trump spokesman jason miller, in fact, this morning saying that senator john mccain is right now drafting legislation that would get general mattis around that law that mandates that uniformed

. >> this is the jessica simpson collection. the retail is $110. jessica and her mom designed this collection. paige and simone. she is wearing it in the honey brown. it's a 3.5-inch heel. the deal, $33. >> i know what a shooter is. >> i can feel al's energy change. >> that's a shooty. >> that's one of you did the other day that nobody knows. they're great, right? >> the other thing is a shoe, right? >> a shoe and a booty. >> thank you so much. the malia. we missed the black patten.

jessica boyington is watching it. >> not too bad. the schuylkill expressway westbound backed up from around the city avenue mark towards montgomery drive. so, if you're headed westbound, probably just add seven minutes to your morning drive. vine street expressway to the blue route, average speeds into the 30s. there's no surprise there that technically happens. not like 95, where we have a disabled vehicle. the disabled truck on the southbound side around girard avenue. from woodhaven to the wine, that's a big increase in your drive time. typically, we're seeing about a 20-minute trip. add a half hour to your morning commute and you'll be where everybody is on 95 right now. average speeds also down into the teens. we'll be back in about ten minutes and check in with more of the majors. back to you. >>> 6:41. a viewer says he was on the hook for $2500 over a cancelled gym membership. and he wanted his money back. >> up next, we'll show you how the "nbc10 responds" sorted all out. and how to avoid a similar situation. >>> also, footba

me fui hasta el west coast de los Ángeles con mi amiga, la youtuber jessica cruz. me llevÓ a comer en los mejores lugares de venice beach. tambiÉn saboreamos unos deliciosos tacos al pastor. y escuchen bien: terminÉ cantando con el mariachi! jessica me llevÓ al famoso restaurante "don chente", donde me atrevÍ a echarme un palomazo con el mariachi que nada mÁs y nada menos tocÓ con lupillo

jessica boyington is in the first alert morning center. >> good morning. we're watching the boulevard. around 17th is where our cameras are looking. no problems or delays but a crash on the boulevard. you'll update you when i come back at 5:30. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of allentown. seven families are out of their homes right now after in fire wiped out a block of row homes. >>> more details on the exploding package deliberately delivered to a center city home. we'll show you who police are looking for. ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> breaking news right now. 23 people are out of their homes this morning after a fire in allentown burned through the night destroying a block of row homes. >>> electi

>> jessica, thanks for that. arson investigation is focused on a house fire where a person was injured last night. the fire broke out at a home on cross keys road. medics took the victim to the hospital. we are working to find out more details including the person's condition at this hour. >>> 4:31. today the historic presidential election season will come to a close. >> across the country electoral college voters will cast their ballots for their state's choice but many of them are being encouraged to go in another direction. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live in the digital operations center. walk us through this. >> reporter: there's been a i big push by some to get the electors to not vote for donald trump. the scenario is very unlikely to happen. there's already a group of protesters gathered in harrisburg urging a different outcome. here's what happens today 5678938 electors will meet in their respective states to cast their vote for president and vice president. what did you do on november 8th. you were votin

vai, back to you. >> thank you very much, jessica. philadelphia police are searching for three men who used a pick axe to threaten a victim during a home invasion. this happened on rutland street in the city's oxford circle neighborhood around 8:00 last night. according to authorities, the three robbers wore dark clothing and ski masks. they took off with $3500 and three cell phones. septa police are asking for your help to find a man accused of inappropriate behavior. take a look at the surveillance photo. septa police aren't saying exactly what this man did but that he acted inappropriately towards a female rider on route 13 trolley in southwest fill on december 1st. if you have any information, contact septa police. >>> it is 4:13. daily intelligence briefings are of no evidence to president-elect trump. he gets top secret as needed and leaves it up to them to give him briefings as needed. he is scoffing at the cia report that russia hacked into intelligence files to tip the election his way. yesterday, a bipartisan group of senato

jessica castro storms our coverage at the exit. jessica? >>> yes, it is a huge mess and one person has major injuries with a delivery truck that flipped over on its side after hitting a side post here on the freeway, this is 680 southbound at danville and we gist got briefed from california highway patrol and they say the truck was actually on the sidelane here drifted into the side of the road and actually hit an s.u.v. they believe was abandoned on the side of the highway it and continued into the side here, the side area and hit this post. you can see the truck is completely flipped with all of the con continue on the side of the freeway. from everything we have seen on the scene it appears to be a postal truck that flipped. there are a ton of boxes that will unfortunately not be making it to anyone's homes before the holiday season. they are destroyed. this was a very difficult process for them to get the driver out of the semi truck, they had to extricate that person. they were taken in an ambulance to a hospital. c.h.p. just telling u

jessica nos explica en quÉ consiste la llamada operaciÓn monarca.eneficiar a los dreamers. >> los que tienen preocupaciÓn de si me deportar, cÓmo voy a hacer que me revalidan mis estudios. jessica: armando rÍos peter es el director del operaciÓn monarca. la integran senadores de lugares de alta inmigraciÓn hacia el norte. busca establecer santuarios de ciudades estadounidenses para cualquier acciÓn de donald trump. viajarÁ a california en enero. >> para entrevistarnos con grupos de inmigrantes, pero tambiÉn con empresarios y polÍticos de los estados unidos que tienen una misma visiÓn que tenemos de este lado, es proteger a los migrantes y ver los esfuerzos que podemos hacer. jessica: la presiÓn sobre el presidente enrique peÑa nieto para crear un plan concreto que apoye a los connacionales en estados unidos intensificÓ el fin de semana. pidieron que el gobierno considere incluso crear una secretarÍa terminante para la era trump. >> lo que sucede con sus parientes que trabajan en estados unidos es fundamental para su vida cotidiana, para su vida econ

jessica cermeÑo nos amplÍa.n casi 4 horas al gobernador de mÉxico. eduardo solano, quien resultÓ lastimado de la espalda esperÓ paciente. >> que nos vuelva a construir el mercado. jessica: fue la primera vez que quienes lo perdieron todo volvieron a estar juntos. el gobernador apareciÓ con buenas noticias. un bono de 500,00 $ para todos los que tenÍan un local. >> no es suficiente, pero es un alivio. jessica: ademÁs entregÓ dos cheques al hombre que su hijo y su esposa fallecieron en el mercado. >> me queda claro que no recupera y que no permite sanar esa herida en el corazÓn. reportera: todas las familias de los fallecidos recibirÁn el chic -- un cheque igual. pero aÚn asÍ dicen que seguirÁn trabajando en la pÓlvora. los propios vendedores confirmaron que el que se consideraba el mercado de pirotecnia mÁs seguro de amÉrica latina tenÍa carencias. >> siempre solicitamos una ambulancia fija en el local. la ayuda reportera: econÓmica para los dueÑos de los locales serÁ mensual hasta que el mercado estÉ listo. pero

kimberly: jessica, what do you think? the problem is they always did the amnesty or legalization first with promises of enforcement to come later. i don't think we should even be talking about a big legalization program until we are able to control illegal immigration and make sure that any illegal aliens who are legalized through this program are not going to be replaced by new illegal immigrants. first, we have to control illegal immigration, then we can talk about it. program, ita legal should include citizenship, but i don't think we are even close to being able to do something like that yet. is coming from stockton, california on the republican line. good morning. if you could give me a few minutes. immigration problem can be fixed so easy. i think you ship your seatbelts on, because i think you have a businessman who will start running the country. he knows how to get things done. he knows how to do things methodically, quickly, efficiently, and economically. number one, the liberals are nuts. they think the more pe

ben stein along with jessica, charles payne, charlie gasparino and adam working on hangovers as we speak. well done, gentlemen. seymour, i'm going to start with you. unions are running scared, at least union bosses are, but it seems as though union households gave trump quite a boost in the election. is the split a good thing. >> i think the election of trump was very good news for many unions, public sector union probably not because trump wants to shrink the government. but when you talk about the old blue collar industrial unions, those unions are going -- that is to say the workers in those unions are going to do very well because donald trump is very much committed to bringing back the jobs of coal miners and of pipe fitters and truckers and, you know, other kinds of industrial jobs that have left the country. so i think the union leaders wanted to run in one direction and the union members that they're supposed to represent wanted to go in the other. but i think ultimately more jobs is good for unions and i don't know what they're trying about. >> all right. seiu making these massi

jessica boyington. one last check on the roads. some problems out there. the first one is in new castle, delaware. an accident, causing big delays southbound side, route 141 with two lanes blocked. it will end with mass transit. the new jersey transit river line is currently suspended due to a downed tree on the tracks. still watching for cleanup there. the schuylkill expressway just typical and slow into center city. >>> unless you're a giant rain collector, it's the ice rink at penn's landing. >> that's where we'll be tomorrow night. >> we will. we'll be will for the big christmas tree lighting. it looks even better when it's let up. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. 53 degrees right now in philadelphia. actually really mild in each location. the wind is blowing. so we're not going to as as much at all of a warmup during the day thanks to gusty winds but we will enjoy plenty of sign. you can get the "first alert" forecast. >>> well have more local updates on nbc10.com. >> thanks for watching. have great day. >>> good morning. nature's fury. the death toll rises to sev

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but first, jessica boyington standing by with your "first alert" traffic. >> thank you, bill. good morning, everyone. we're watching an accident scene out in upper dublin on welsh road and butler pike. you'll probably be directed around the scene there. traffic and also watching out in vineland. injuries reported on the scene as well. this is northeast avenue and garland road. you can ski a slowdown on that system as you look in closely there. that's because they're diverting traffic around the scene for now. also watching the vine street expressway. looks like they finally opened up this ramp to broad street. at least the road after the ramp to broad street. traffic is moving through. i'll check in with the schuylkill expressway. and the ramp to the vine coming up to make sure that we have them all open as well. also able to get to the vine street expressway. i'll do that when i come back in ten. tracy, back to you. >>> so, this morning is crunch time for post offices across our entire region. our postal service tells us today their busiest delivery day of the holiday season.

she was born billy but is now jessica. sergeant jessica hawkins and her coming out as a transgender woman has been chronicalled by many national and local media outlets. nbc news broadcast this story touting the 16 year police fear in the district. these documents obtained by fox5 show a different side to the leader of the mpd lesbian, by sexual and transgender liaison unit, allegations the department itself found to be quote, extremely disturbing, allegations that were first brought to the attention of furious back in june and that were initially only part of an administrational gas station but then were sent to the office of the attorney general for review. just seven weeks ago, internal affairs found the majority of the allegations were sustained. sergeant hawkins bad judgment allow her to take interns assigned to her unit out drinking with other mpd officers at freddie, a well known lggtb bar. one of them admitted to having a fake ed d and showing it to sergeant hawkins who laughed at it. the allegations also said inte

jessica boyington watching the roads. this is a shot of the schuylkill expressway right near the vine street expressway. i was watching a couple of minutes ago the construction crews moving off of the expressway as vine street opens. it looks like this last ramp is final open on the schuylkill. traffic is moving smoothly on the schuylkill. starting to move on the vine. by the time you're heading out rngs the vine street option will be an option for you. >>> five minutes before 5:00. northern liberties gets a makeover. the new lighting is part of a connector project aimed at improving the experience for riders between northern liberties and the water front. >>> a call for people to leave their keys behind this holiday season. uber joined mothers against drunk driving yesterday, teaming up to curb drunk diving and save lives during the holidays. >> use uber and taxi services to get home. >> to participate you can post pictures and videos of the leave the keys hashtag on social media when using a designated driver. >>> 4:56.

>> jessica, of course, always teases me that i get the days wrong, but it's wednesday, right, jessica in. >> wednesday, middle of the week so we're starting off this wednesday morning with an accident though on the new jersey turnpike northbound just around 195 around exist 7a. it's still early and the road seasoned closed but just the right lane is blocked. we're watching hamilton township, new jersey. looks like the roads are a little wet. can see a few cars out on the road there and right around nixon drive no big problems or delays. an accident just popped up though out in lower marian on conshohocken state road and vine street expressway. looks like they started to lift some of the construction spot. you can see where the police activity was earlier this morning and that detour at the broad street exit ramp is gone but all of the exit ramps aren't lifted at this time. we'll keep you updated. i'll be back in ten minutes and check in with the vine street expressway and check the progress. >> thanks, jess camp wet roads that commute verse to deal with and my guess is that should dry

jessica boyington watching the roads. we're checking out this morning and watching route 309 around susquehanna road. the rest of our traffic on the roads seems to be pretty light this morning. we'll check in with the schuylkill and your other majors. we'll get a check on today's forecast. >> it is a chilly start to the day, but notice you don't see the water moving around too much. winds are starting to die down and not tracking rain. stay dry. the details on how long that lasts and if it could be a rainy christmas coming up. >>> thanks, krystal. today's electoral vote and the push back. >>> it is deadline day. what you need to know if you're looking to get health insurance under the affordable health care act. hello, peco. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hydrogen, boiler pipe unit. well sir, i can see that you live in a twin and based on the size, your usage has been

go ahead, jessica. >> i think that's actually an excellent point. i have no problem with it. i think most people have no problem with someone who, you know, has been successful and in the industry or within the business in a positive way who's now going to be coming in and working in a cabinet position. but when you have people that are sort of hand selected because they are wealthy and cronies and someone who for instance is, you know, up for secretary of education who has no actual experience in public education, who hasn't worked in the system, who hasn't gone to public education -- >> except fighting -- >> no, i think that is the concern. >> jessica, i see trump bringing in wealthy individuals who bring a wealth of experience to the table. you need to bring in people who know what they're doing and who know what's going on and how to handle things. >> that's got to be the final word. cavuto in business about 20 minutes from now. >> creating a firestorm, this union boss telling me that he is taking issue with president-elect trump taking credit for saving jobs at carrier.