we want to take you back to la salle. this is a live look at the rescue crews that are on top of the water tower. they're trying to rescu a cat that's been stuck up there for days. possibly since suny. we're trying to zoom in. it's a black cat so mind you it is difficult to see here. but you saw some they're trying to hoist up a create to put the cat inside then lower the cat down. meanwhile not only do they have -- there's the crate. they're trying to hoist it up. not only are these firefighters all doing this, they've gotten a drone that they're flying around in order to keep track of the cat. so there's a lot of activity going on. there's the dronn right there. so this again, this is in la salle. trying to rescue this cat. neighbors have just been frantic that this poor cat has been sunday. the cat does seem relatively calm. i'm not sure now that there's all this activity. but we're going to keep following this for you. at least the firefighters, they're now on top of the water tower trying to get that crate up there.

la salle taking on southern. la salle up 2 five seconds left. the missed free throw, delaney robinson cash money for three. that's the game winning three at the buzzer. la salle takes a trip to heartbreak hotel. they fall 77-76. penn state, taking on the top ranked team in the country, the duke blue devils. the blue devils, 16 points, 16 boards for them. duke gets the win, 78-68. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells, csn. >>> we're learning that the winner of the 2016 philadelphia marathon finished with a record time of 2 hours 15 minutes 52 seconds. obviously the runners are tinge to cross that finish line. the winner appears as though he's from kenya, 31 years old. congrats to him. >> today it will be cold and windy. that will continue mid 40s through beginning of your work week. >>> it's definitely a blueprint to winning games in the nfl. >> a week after running wild against atlanta the task today is to avoid becoming sleepless in seattle. >> throwing, and it is caught for the touchdown! >> we'll examine how the eagles can slow down

la salle taking on southern. la salle up 2 five seconds left. the missed free throw, delaney robinson cash money for three. that's the game winning three at the buzzer. la salle takes a trip to heartbreak hotel. they fall 77-76. penn state, taking on the top ranked team in the country, the duke blue devils. it was philadelphia's own emile jefferson coming up money for the blue devils, 16 points, 16 boards for them. duke gets the win, 78-68. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pom ams. >>> this morning children with special needs along with their families can visit with caring santa. there will be no lines. no music. but plenty of fun for the kids. caring santa will be tt both the king of prussia mall and the oscar valley mall in bucks county. >>> runners will have to brave the blustery, cold conditions at today's philadelphia marathon. we'll check in with deanna durante who is live very close to the starting line. of course that race kicking off not too long from pow. meteorologist krystal klei is watching the weather for those runners. >> hop

investigators say the attack happened on november 18th at de la salle after a football game. it's a football power house, seven-time national champion. laura anthony is working the story. the football player's identity has not been released. police say it's on isolated case and district attorney will determine whether to file criminal charges. >>> other breaking news is in san francisco. that's where a 27-year-old employee with a department of public works was shot and hurt in the city's neighborhood at 7:30 a.m. at ver mobt and 25th streets. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital where he's now being treated. we have learned the victim is a father of two children. his condition is not known at this time. >>> breaking updates on both of these stories. download the abc 7 app for free or follow us on twitter. we thank you for joining us. >> now to developing news, the santa clara sheriff just wrapped up a news conference explaining what led to the dramatic capture of the escapee from the county jail. matt keller is live in san jose with new information. >> we learned t

la salle taking on southern. la salle up 2 five seconds left. the missed free throw, delaney robinson cash money for three. that's the game winning three at the buzzer. la salle takes a trip to heartbreak hotel. they fall 77-76. penn state, taking on the top ranked team in the country, the duke blue devils. it was philadelphia's own emile jefferson coming up money for the blue devils, 16 points, 16 boards for them. duke gets the win, 78-68. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells, csn. >>> and we're talking some light snow flurries that are heading our direction. will they make it in? we'll take a look. a live camera shot you'll want to see coming up after the break. >>> i'm tracy davidson for nbc 10 at issue. join me later this morning when we meet one of the first juvenile offenders to be released from prison after being sentenced to life without parole. now you're just looking to get a job, right? >> get a job. driver's license. >> he's out but what about the person who died? the person who was killed and his family. >> we can never fo

nbc 10's matt delucia, a la salle alum moderated the discussion. >> very nice. >>> now for more of theories we're following on nbc 10 news. >>> children hurt. right thousand, philadelphia fire investigators want to know what started a house fire in olney. two kids were rescued from the smoke and flames. >>> another day with no new deal. expect more travel headaches in and around philadelphia as septa and its biggest union remain unable to sign a new contract. >>> and a political statement with)uá saying a word, only on nbc 10, video shows a postal worker accused of stealing i donald trump campaign sign from a person's lawn. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> 4:28. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. 54 degrees right now. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. a look at conditions right where you live. hey, bill. >> good morning, vai. it's a cool start, cooler than yesterday. it is going to stay cool during the day today. we're down to 54 degrees in philadelphia and the suburbs. and with the no

la salle taking on southern. la salle up 2 five seconds left.he missed free throw, delaney robinson cash money for three. that's the game winning three at the buzzer. la salle takes a trip to heartbreak hotel. they fall 77-76. penn state, taking on the top ranked team in the country, the duke blue devils. it was philadelphia's own emile jefferson coming up money for the blue devils, 16 points, 16 boards for them. duke gets the win, 78-68. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells, csn. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >>> today is a northeast philadelphia tradition. the annual mayfair homesburg thanksgiving parade. this year's theme, 40 years of memories. expect to see plenty of homemade floats but santa's elves will be there to c

. >>> new at noon, a 15-year-old de la salle high school football player is under arrest accused of sexual assault on campus. concord police say the incident reportedly happened after a football game on november 18. the alleged victim is a teenaged girl who attends carondelet high school. the case will be turned over to the district attorney's office. >>> an antioch man was shot and killed while breaking into a home. police got the call at winding lane just before midnight. they found the 21-year-old with multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. police say the people little there knew the man and they are cooperating with the investigation. no one has been arrested at this time. >>> investigators are looking into what led to a deadly accident before a scheduled performance by cirque du soleil in san francisco. a technician was hit by a telescopic lift last night while preparing for the show. last night's performance at at&t park was canceled. >>> new at noon thousands of california national guard members will likely not have to repay enlistment bonuses that were mistakenly issued. ho

>> katie la salle is in for visa this morning joining -- lisa this morning joining us >> definitely want to bounden lable up. here in the metro area no snow chances for today. here's the cheat sheet what you can expect but snow will continue for the high country so as you mentioned some good news and some bad news. just practice caution if you are on the roads and heading west. clouds and wind for the most part f the front range from this system. so the breeze will pick up this afternoon. and temperatures will drop a lot over the next few days. highs only in the 30s. but for today, these are your daytime highs for what u expect. 44-degrees in denver and 46 for highlands ranch and eerie at 47 and same in keenesburg and continue to see 20s and 30s for the most part in the mountains. but looking at the futurecast, hour by hour, the as we head throughout the morning, we will be seeing some spotty snow showers a winter weather advisory in effect for lower elevations and higher elevations further to the west we have a winter storm warning. that will be in effect this afternoon through tuesday,

donna tonrey at la salle university who says there can be a silver lining. >> i think it's good for peoplethink honor each other's opinion and keep hurt feelings out of it and accept there's a difference of opinion. that's all that it is. having a difference of opinion isn't a problem. >> here are tips from psychologists. one, take a digital break. step away from your computer or switch off your phone and do something you enjoy. two, avoid discussions that might escalate conflict. and of course today is the big day, go out and vote. it is your voice. it does matter. make your own informed decision and get out there today. here's some good stress relief, a little fun on an otherwise serious day. if you come to the national constitution senator dressed as a president or show up with an i voted sticker, you can get in for a $5 admission today. they're trying to set a record for the most presidential look-alikes. i need to get my costume ready to go so i can be the first one in the door dressed as a president. vai and tracy, i expect you, bill and jessica to come down here dressed as president

at an early saturday evening at the chateau la salle in san jose the 40 year-old was driving with her father accidently set on the gas as she tried to park kidding the grandmother injury suffered by 81 year-old antonio ramirez and initially believed to be not life-threatening another big story raging fire that gutted our apartment building under renovation and local and these images could receive a pop-up the partnership with abc seven flames shooting into the night sky. >> grant:a tragic story out of the south developments with this tonight.firefighters are still on the scene.making sure hot spots don't flare up. the enormous - 5 alarm fire went through the building in a matter of minutes.no one was injured. one woman tell us she lived there with a security guard.the only two people in the building at the time. it erupted around 5 this morning on lester avenue near lake merritt oakland. some people tell us they felt like they were running for their lives, as they woke up to flames coming close to their homes. firefighters evacuated around 200- people from the surrounding buildings.li

this is the exact moment a cat was rescued from the top of a water taur in la salle. an entire team to take it down. >> it was along the catwalk, which was iric glad for the opportunity to watch. >> i was scared he wasn't going to make it. scary. >> the cat walking on the catwalk. haubt that. >> now famous. >> it is. a beautiful start this morning. the kids aren't eating, struggling to get them dressed. we're here to help you out. morning. 60s as they head home, beautiful fall afternoon. lakewood today, high of 69 and close to 70 in littleton. tomorrow, same thing, we'll see mostly sunny skies, upper 60s on friday and more cloud cover saturday, chance for a shower and the mountains, the southwestern mountains tell >>> few problems out there. the tanker on 25, tucked into the right-hand shoulder and heavy anyway. you can see that on the app anyway. and 70 might be a better option. 25052, 76, the usual freeways are slow for us this morning. if you're heading into boulder later today, expect more traffic on that westbound trip >>> just a few miiutes away from good mornin

investigators say this happened early yesterday morning near weld county 43 in la salle. a teen is facing criminally negligent homicide charges. >>> scary moments for shoppers in a new york mall. a man opens fire store. fortunately nobody was hurt and witnesses say they heard several shots being fired. the mall was placed on lock down and hundreds were ordered to take shelter inside. police spent the entire night searching for the man. still no word on a motive. >>> some women are rushing to get to the doctor because they're worried what donald trump will do to their birth control if he gets rid of obamacare. this shows how much the surge day after election. right now under the affordable care act women can get birth control at no cost but some are concerned the cost and availability will change when trump takes over. >>> protestors gathered in denver last night and it had nothing to do with the election. dozens gathered protesting the construction of the dakota oil access pipeline in north dakota. >> every resource that we're using comes from the earth and we need to kee

. >>> lets talk college basketball, yes college hoops, temple opens on friday at home against la sallend this is the youngest back cart he has had and that brings challenges. >> as a coaching staff we feel the pressure to bring the best team out there every single day and back them up with some people, the guys on the court with guys on the bench that are ready to play when they get into the game. i think you always feel pressure. >> saturday night it will be st. joes in their opener against toledo, they lost a few to departure. coach phil martelli likes his team but it's a work in progress. >> they allows to coach them and we need a lot of work and the struggles are what i thought they would be. not a good outside shooting team. so changing offense making more progress driving the ball. >> that concludesed yours election coverage. >>> a philadelphia woman that has seen a lot of elections did not miss out on her chance to vote. "action news" was there at the tuscan rec center at overbrook as mildred arrived to cast her ballot. some family members helped her into the voting booth but sh

ran on to the course and took down a runner, and it all went down at the ncaa championship race at la salle university. senior justin versus the sprinting deer you would think that the deer prevails, knocking him down and striking him in the stomach, despite that impact. he gets up, and despite the bruises he finished the race finishing 224th. that is the one that everyone is talking about today. >>> finally, the holidays, one grandma in arizona is adding an extra table setting after she accidentally invited a stranger who accepted her offer to holiday dinner. grandma thought she was texting her grandson and his girlfriend. and she was a few digits off and 17-year-old demartin got her text. >> i realized we were not related but why not ask for a plate. the offer was there. >> grandma replied of course you can come that is what grandma's do, they feed everyone. he is going and is now positively sure there are still nice people out there in the world. and i love this text from grandma. grandma's feed everyone. got to keep the tradition going. >> she found the cake and emoji but not the number

de la salle out to charlotte.if they can get something significant in return. they flip and flop and change policies. i mean, they are a big power acted like a normal date power. [inaudible] >> i'm going to ask you about another part of your scholarship , a binational state. faq to talk about your thinking and how it could avoid being in an apartheid state. >> i wrote an article back in 1997 on this topic. i'm afraid nothing has changed to sway opinion away from this. i think the two state solution is to. you're not going to get a two state solution. what you're going to get is one stage in which the palestinians and the right tire derived the geneva convention. they don't have civil rights. they had filch political rights. they've allowed themselves determination to some extent but the question of sovereignty is totally out of the picture. if you have a one state solution, the battle has to change. the palestinians have to acquire political rights. to acquire civil rights and they have to do it themselves. this is something israel cannot deny in the long run.

. >>> a 15-year-old football in de la salle has been arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. it happened on november 18th after a football game according to police. he is said to be a student of the nearby all girls school. concord police say they arrested the football player last night. concord pd plans to hold a news conference at 2:30. we will have an update of course on our newscast at 4:00. >>> a warning for drivers near the golden gate bridge. two lanes are shut down on southbound 101. we will show you a photo. a car flipped over on its roof against the tunnel. highway patrol officers say the car is resting on a power box. it may take time to clear the crash. traffic is backed up as you would expect. avoid the route if at all possible. >>> we will move to the latest on president-elect donald trump's transition to the white house. many wonder if there is a conflict of interest between his businesses and his new oval office job. >> the president-elect is planning to address the concerns on december 15th at a news conference. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump

la salle university and excite the people. get the ward leaders excited. so, i think the ward leaders -- i know they're going to meet tomorrow in philadelphia at the city committee, almost 70 ward leaders are all getting together. they're going to get their money to get the vote out, get to work. monday night you'll see the excitement of a big rally with all the clintons, all three of them, two of the obamas, the president and first lady. the whole idea is to get the ground game going tomorrow and then the dazzle on monday night and win philadelphia by, say, 500,000 votes, and, thereby, break the heart of the republicans in pennsylvania. >> and hillary clinton was reaching out to an all red state, arizona, which is a trending hispanic community. bill clinton did win it. he was the last democrat to win it. before that it was harry truman. it was her biggest rally of the entire campaign, 15,000 people. this is what she had to say. a new closing argument, if you will. donald trump telling him to stay on script. let's watch. >> imagine with me what it would be

joining us now ceo of national staffing and kre kruting form la salle networks. been on a roll in this economy. we've been creating a lot of jobs but a lot of complaints about whether they're good jobs. what's your take on that? >> i think it's going to continue. i'm fairly confident that we'll see at least a mid-150, 160 job report coming in for the november numbers. and we'll continue going through. my clients we're working with around the country are optimistic about deregulation from the new administration. i think we're seeing that in the stock market and see that on main street with hiring. >> tom, what was your take on the texas judge who overruled the new overtime rules? was that a good or bad development? >> strong development for the employer market. it was an obama appointee judge who ruled in favor of the states. with that not happening, it was a late notice. it was to take effect on december 1st. so just one week before it was to take effect, the judge overruled it. but it stops employers from having to either "a," limit employees from working over 4

katy la salle is looking into this that later this week. >>> three men have been convicted for a crime sppee that began with a bank robbery a year ag the trio stormed a bank wearing masks and escaped with over $50,000. then they went on to steal a car. the three men are tyrone richardson, miguel sanders and myloh mason. >>> rtd is dealing with some delays. new service that was supposed to help connect some of our bigger suburbs is on hold. marc stewart has more on the latest setback. looks like a ghost town. there are no trains. the latest delays could impact people living in wheat ridge, aurora and many communities in between. >> is there an organizational issue? >> i would say no there's not. >> the troubles involving rtd's rail service are common knowledge. >> going out to the airport they've been having a lot of problems. >> the first the new r line. light rail connecting aurora to the tech center won't open this year as planned. broken equipment from switzerland needs to be replaced. the goal is tooth in january. then there's the g line commuter rail connecting wheat ridge to unio

after graduating from la salle university, he taught school and worked as a community activist before he was elected to the pennsylvania state legislature in 1980. he has represented the 203rd legitimative district in pennsylvania's house of representatives for the last 36 years. and was chairman of the appropriations committee in that body. representative evans has worked successfully to redevelop and revitalize neighborhoods in philadelphia. he has worked tirelessly to fight hunger, increase public investments in education, improve public safety, and provide promote economic development across -- and promote economic development across pennsylvania. i'm pleased to welcome such a dedicated public servant to this legislative body. i look forward to working with him and our colleagues in the pennsylvania delegation to serve the commonwealth and this great nation and at this time i want to yield to the dean of the pennsylvania republican delegation, my good friend, joe pitts. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i am very pleased to congratulate and welcome my good friend, dwight evans, to the floor