the protests are calling for changes, action news reporter john rollins live from center city with the latest on this one. john, what is the update? >> high, gray, given what occurred yesterday, and there was a considerable number of protesters out on the streets yesterday, we had arrests as we'll get into into a second. there is a significant number of police officers on station right now. dozens of bike patrol officers as well as officers from the counter terrorism unit, the swat unit, the traffic unit. at this point as far as the demonstration, so far that has not materialized as of yet. yesterday's protest formed up about noontime at 12th and arch. protesters were permitted to take over the intersection. one agitated man focused his remarks on african-american officers. asking them for being part of what protesters claim is a corrupt system of policing. >> how can you sleep at night. me personally cannot sleep at night. we as black man cannot respect you. it's not. >> at one point, protesters began moving at 14th and jfb a skirmish. of four protesters were issued citations for diso

john rollins joins us more on what they're trying to get across. >>. >> reporter: today's protest but not a rally but a teach, in, the message police are part of a racist oppressive system's must be abolished. participants are told not to talk to local tv crews. >> construe our message, try to sanitize it. we're out here for police abolition and prison abolition, not for reform. >> gathering again at 12th and arch outside the convention of international chiefs of police, yesterday, one agitated man focused his remarks at african-american officers. >> cannot sleep at night. me personally cannot sleep at night. you're the reason me as a black man cannot respect you. >> reporter: saturday the protesters took to the streets. near the msb, there was a physical clash two officers in one protester were injured. four protesters were issued citations for disorderly conduct, two were arrested for assaulting police. overnight, the two arrested were processed at the eventful police district in mayfair, a line of officers stood in the front as protesters shouted at them from across the street. tho

action news reporter john rollins has the latest from center city. >> today's protests billed as not a rally but a teach in organized by philly for real justice, the message, the police are part of a racist repressive system and must be abolished >> the police are rot in >> participants were told not to talk to local tv crews. >> set up a construe our message. we're here for police abolition. >> gathering again at 12th and arch outside the convention of international chiefs of police, yesterday one ap at any timed man focused his remarks at african-american officers. >> me personally cannot sleep at night. you're the reason me as a black man cannot respect you. >> reporter: the protesters took to the streets mere the msb, there was a physical clash, two officers and one protester were injured. four protesters were issued citations for disorderly conduct. two were arrested for assaulting police. overnight, the two arrested were processed to 15th police department in mayfair, a line of officers stood in front as protesters shouted at them from across the street. those attending the fou

in wissinoming, john rollins, channel 6 action news. >>> 9:38 and more to come on this sunday morningon of action news. first remember the stress is unforgettable and we now know that it sparked a new way. >>> celebrating rock and roll with a unique building. the florida hotel that will soon allow to you sleep in the bridge. >>> looking live through sky 6 hd. philadelphia international airport there. chris sowers has your exclusive forecast. rain today and tomorrow, we'll be right back. >>> officials say it could take years for northern california to fully recover from the devastating wildfires early this month. the deadliest fires took 42 lives's destroyed at least 8900 structures. officials said it will be months before the first new vegetation takes root and longer before a burned out vineyards are producing grapes again >>> let's get a look at the forecast. it will be soaking wet out there. >> soaking wet. coastal storm, no storm i'm happy >> i was even happy with yesterday's weather, boring but nice. here's the will you have shot in cape may. it's one of the area that is will see

live in center city, john rollins. >>> a philadelphia police officer who had been working the protestay home. the officer lost control of his motorcycle as he turned ton roosevelt boulevard in the city's mayfair section about 1:00 this morning, he was rushed to aria torresdale to be treated for a broken leg. >>> new information on the shooting of a 3-year-old boy in his north philadelphia home. the boy's father has now been charged with endangering the welfare of a child. police say the gun belongs to the father's brother who lives in the house. investigators say the little victim, 6-year-old brother somehow got ahold of the gun and fired the shot. officers say the only other person in the house at the time was the boy's 12-year-old brother. neighbors say all three children are good kids. >> to come home to hear about this is very disturbing, and i hope and pray that, you know, he's going to be all right. >> the 3-year-old remains in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the forehead. >>> police in delaware county are searching for two gunmen who opened fire on a crowded basketba

prosecutors say rollins murdered 29-year-old accountant john lee in july. the apparent random killing rocked the community. rollins also allegedly fired shots at two people in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood just hours before lee's murder. >>> in delaware county, police tell us a serial thief has been using the same m.o. every time. you see it in this video. in each case, he throws a brick through the window of a business and takes off with packs of cigarettes. upper darby police say the man is linked to as many as eight burglaries since april. he mainly strikes delis and gas stations. >>> happening today, people from old city to fairhill will have to find a new place to park. the city's putting restrictions and closures in place for another philly free streets event. nbc10's pamela osborne is live along the seven-mile route. what streets are impacted? walk us through this. >> reporter: where we're standing, 2nd at chestnut and 5th, is a no-go for drivers. restrictions are posted in place. the idea is to clear the streets of cars so people with -- peop

the case had been held up while rollins secured a final attorney. he's accused of murdering john lee in july. the apparent random killing that shocked the community. rollins allegedly fired shots at two people in the overbrook neighborhood hours before the murder of lee. >>> imagine being stranded for five months in the pacific ocean in a sailboat and nobody hears your calls for distress. >> that happened to two women until a navy ship picked them up yesterday 900 miles off the coast of japan. this is the moment they reached the women and the dogs. the women started out on may 3rd from hawaii on a 2,600-mile voing to tahiti. -- voyage to tahiti. a few weeks later in turbulent weather, their engine failed. nobody heard their distress signals until this week. appel's mother was thrilled to talk to her daughter. >> she was so enthusiastic and sounded healthy and in good spirits. >> the women are headed to port aboard the "uss ashland." they say they survived the ordeal at sea with a water purifier and year's supply of oatmeal, pasta, and rice. >>> checking in but not checking out. t

august faces a preliminary hearing today, investigators say derek rollins was apprehended in decatur georgia several weeks after murder of john half for. prosecutors say rollins also shot at two men in overbrook before lee's murder. >>> lets get over to katie for a check of the forecast. you said half and half day. >> today is one of those days where it is not perfect not horrible either, it is sort of sitting in between because there is a chill you need to prepare with the heavier layer , you will have a wind thaw will notice too and it feels like values on the thermometer right new because you do to have factor in that northwesterly wind. it feels like the 30's in reading, lancaster mount pocono and that is five to up to 8 degrees cooler then thermometer read. you will see some sunshine we have some now in fact, tomorrow saturday look beautiful but sunday, soggy weather coming through here, soaking rain on the way meisha. >> no good for us here, kate. katie, thank you. looking outside right now we have an accident with injuries fire truck is on the scene, just got there 95 south at route 320, two lanes are blocked now and i

john kerry all voted for under ronald reagan as democrats. we have an all-star guest lineup had talk about all this trump great perk co-chair ed rollins, jordan secula, gary abernathy, wrote a washington post. >> <> president trump: we're going to win so much, you may even get tired of winning and you'll say please, please, it's too much winning. we can't take it any more. mr. president, it's too much and i'll say no, it isn't. we have to keep winning, we have to win more. welcome to risk & reward i'm elizabeth macdonald i'm laughing as charles charles payne is about to weigh in here at the money flying around like the old 70s tv show with the money grab but anyway, we'll tack about it in a second but despite the hurricanes in september, the economy is still growing at a 3% rate. they blew away expectations of 2.5%. gdp growth did reach 3% on a quarterly basis under obama eight times, or about once a year compar

ed rollins thank you, ed will be back looking over surveying all of the day's evens here. >> joining me now, former u.s. ambassador to united nations, fox news contributor, john bolton. >> good to be with you. lou: these three indictments, two were expected, one of them, paul manafort, and his associate rick gates. >> like ed, i have known paul for many years. going back before the reagan administration, it was my impression he represented foreign clients trying to dot hisi's and cross his t'ses, there are a lots of charges, a number of allegations, that he had bank account x and did not file required foreign bank acoin report, and did not indicate on his income tax return. those are things that did or did not happen, they are not questions of interpretation, we'll see how his attorneys handle it, you put that together, there is nothing in the indictment i can see about representing ukrainian political interests that anyone didn't know about in 2016, when we came on to trump campaign, did they get manafort on what i think is looks like a unrelated change, it may be yes or no, but the question is, can it force manafort to flip against trump, that would require

rollins and michael goodwin. both fox news contributors. we have a $4.1 trillion budget that suddenly moved. where are we headed here? this is striking. michael: back to regular order. maybe johnould be great if we can get our government back to a normal process instead of ad hoc emergency law making. i think it's contributing huge debt and deficit. lou: we have deficits despite bringing in tax revenue, we have tremendous deficits. i'm not being cynical here, i'm being sceptical. all of the discussion about reconciliation in the senate and the 51 vote for tax reform is a primary motivation for moving the budget. this is to me suspicious. >> i agree. at the end of the day they haven't passed a budget a long time. here we are a couple days past that. and still not complete. the critical thing is they know there is big pressure on this tax thing and they are still struggling to put what a fine plan looks like. you can't tell the country what you are going to do news basically put it out there. chairman brady said -- kelly said brady is taking incoming from people saying this is what should be in the bill. brady's job is to write the bill and run with it and sell it. they are nowh