from mccormick on thursday. her constituents are speaking out with hundreds commenting on facebook. people want they think is a councilwoman she should have been there aware of what she's across the street from your bits on the council. it's not mccormick first brush with the law. days after taking office in january, mccormick pleaded no contest to form four misdemeanor traffic and tax charges. the planning committee has one member tonight. another council member in trouble. tom troyer facing misdemeanor charges of misconduct at an emergency scene and disorderly conduct stemming from an august incident and the city. > city? this is acquired today. everybody keeps to themselves. and it's like why would you want someone like that on the council? and brook park. matt wright, fox 8 news. >> mccormick is said to be arraigned on the theft charge later this much. from convent. clayton, please, continue their search for suspects in west solid property tonight. sunday, the suspects walked into the subway restaurant on me

. >> annie mccormick has more on union negotiations. >> first up, rain is coming, let's hear from david murphy. good morning, everyone we have sunshine early but there are clouds out to the west that will thicken up as the morning goes on, we expect to pick up showers and there might be gusty thunderstorms. 58 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington, already up to 64. 50 in allentown. 52 in reading, 54 in reading, 49 in millville. 60 in cape may. him winds are west we have groundwe have 76 degrees at 1:30, 2:00 p.m. after that there's a chance of showers and clouds building in. 72 by 3:00 p.m. by 6:00 p.m. all the way down to 66. karen, some of the pop-up showers could include an embedded thunderstorm that could be strong and gusty. >> reporter: of course it's day three of the strike we've got no city buses, no trolleys, subways insuring headaches as you try to head to work. take the regional rails it's an option with a lot of the delays. the worst offenders yesterday morning, was the chestnut hill headline and fox chase line, we are expecting delays about an hour. if you're driving to work

annie mccormick is live at septa headquarters with the update. good news, annie. >> reporter: good news, matt and tam, we have to tell you this is not a done deal yet. both parties have come to an agreement, but nothing has been signed just yet. we can tell you within the hour, rather, the chairman arrived at septa headquarters, he arrives when it's time to sign the final agreement. the talks between the union and septa had to be halted overnight because the power went out in the sheraton headlights where they were holding the negotiations. both sides went to their respective headquarters and mediator went back and forth and they were able to make progress. septa said union members have to pay $120 more a month for healthcare. the chairman would not giving specifics to us this morning, but he would say that they needed to go to the union and both sign before staying that this agreement is done. >> i think we have agreement in principle, without dwight evans, i think we would probably be sitting around. dwight was a catylist in getting this done,

live in center city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you anney. >>> developing this morning, philadelphia firefighters rescued two young children fighting through flames in olney to get to them to save their lives. they were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. katherine scott is live at the scene with the overnight details. what do we know katherine? >> reporter: tam, the two children were trapped on the second floor of the home when firefighters found them and rescued them. they were taken to the hospital in critical condition. we are told this morning they remain in critical condition. fire crews were on the scene throughout the evening. now a police vehicle sits outside the home as the investigation continues on the 300 block of east sheldon street in olney. firefighters were called out around 9:45 p.m. and here within 4 minutes. 9 fire commissioner said there was heavy smoke inside the home all the way down to the floor. during the course of the fire fight they rescued two children who were trapped. a

we have team cover on on the walkout with annie mccormick and karen rogers. >> let's get weather first. >> reporter: we're cooler this morning, not a lot of windy, but we'll get breaks from the clouds and transition to mostly sunny skies. the winds will pick up in the majority of the day. 54 degrees, a light wind out of the northwest right now. 51 degrees in allentown. 54 in millville. 57 in cape may. here's how it will go today, cloud cover early, 51 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 52 brightening up. 54 by noon. 6:00 p.m., 61 is the high, we don't hold that stronger. very long. we have a cool and breezy forecast ahead and nice forecast for election day. >> reporter: don't forget we have yet another day of no buses, no trollies no subways. you can take the regional rails through the strike. we have seen delays 30 minute delays that seemed to hold true, we had a few trains here and there that were closer to an hour. the median elwin line showed issues with overcrowding with trains that were so crowded they bypassed stations. expect delays across the board with the regional rails. live

reporting live in center city annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> thank you for that annie. >>> now let's switch to gray hall in olney where riders will hop on the fox chase regional rail hoping to get into the city and gray maybe hop on may be a little bit too casual of a way to describe it. yes, tam, quiet now but those trains will be packed a bit later today. this strike impacts thousands and thousands of riders as you well know. no one wanted to see this happen but here we are day two of this strike and the travel headaches continue. take a look at some video that we shot for you just yesterday as the commuters were dealing with this strike. of course everyone now depending on those regional rails as a backup mode of transportation. one commuter actually sent "action news" these pictures tuesday showing the inside of suburban station. look at this. you can see those long lines stretching throughout the terminal. goes without saying this is not fun for those passengers with so many using the regional rails as a backup this is causing

reporting live in center city annie mccormick channel6 "action news." matt and tam, back to you. >> thanks annie. >>> "action news" reporter gray hall is talking with commuters on the regional rails. he is at septa's olney station. good morning, gray. >> reporter: good morning to you matt. all quiet here now but of course that is going to change throughout the morning. safe to say that no one who uses septa wanted to see this strike happened but it d here we are day two, still no deal reached and the biggest impact to those thousands and thousands of commuter whose actually depend on septa. let's show you some video we shot yesterday as folks were dealing with this strike. a lot of people now depending on the regional rails as a backup mode of transportation. one commuter sent "action news pictures tuesday showing the inside of suburban station. you can see those long lines stretching throughout the terminal. not a fun experience for those passengers. with so many using the regional rails of course there are backups causing back logs and also those real

for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> annie, thank you. >>> now let's turn to "action news" reporter gray hall live at septa's olney station. gray it was quiet there this tomb yesterday morning but later in the day it became chaotic and that could be the case again today, right? >> reporter: you're absolutely right, tam. you can say right now quiet before the storm but just a nightmare for those travelers. no one that uses septa wanted the strike to happen but here we are day two of this strike and until deal. the big of the impact to this thousands and thousands of rider whose depend on septa every day to get around. let's take you to some video we shot for you just yesterday. of course with this strike many people now depending on regional rails as a backup mode of transportation. one commuter actually sent "action news" these pictures tuesday showing the inside of suburban station and you can see he those long lines stretching throughout that terminal. just not a fun experience for those passengers with so

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karen rogers is looking at regional railings and traffic tieups and annie mccormick has more on the union negotiations. >> david what's going on? >> reporter: we have clouds this morning and it will be or not blustery side. 52 in wilmington, 5 in millville. 58 in cape may. the winds dropping out of the north which is an indication why we're staying cooler today. 51 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 52 by 1:20 a.m. noon, 54. we'll get a high of 61 degrees at 3:00 p.m. that won't last all that long, as soon as 6:00 p.m. we'll be in the low 50s. looks like a cool, somewhat breezy weekend i'll have the details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: all right, yet another day, no buses, no trollies, no subway, of course we've been seeing headache after headache with the morning commute. yesterday septa put out a note in the morning saying expect delays across the board on all regional rails. we did not see a lot of hour and a half long delays, the median elwin line, yesterday we had problems with the median elwin line with several trains becoming overcrowded and bypassing s

actress maureen mccormick tweeted this photo of her with her television mom. she says henderson was a dear frnd and in her heart forever. >>> and just two days before her death henderson was in the audience for the dancing with the stars finale to support mccormick tweeting. this is video of her from earlier in the season when she appeared in a dance routine for mccormick. henderson was 82. >>> a suspected drunk boater is now facing charges for taking out several dogs near madeira board caused all the damage. the pinellas county sheriff's office and the fwc are now investigating. they took two men into custody. a witness says those boaters nearly hit some kids who were fishing on one of those docks. >> they were on the dock fishing. good thing because one of the parents saw them coming and started yelling at them and they just veered off quick enough to not hit the dock and those kids all over the dock, that would have been an ugly site. >> no one authorities still investigating why the boater lost control. >>> we're learning more this morning about an unthink

our annie mccormick is on that scene. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, we did learn that two people were shot around 3:30 this morning in the parking lot of the hamilton mall here in mays landing. take a look at this video from earlier here at the scene, the details are scarce at this point but we do know that police were dispatched here shortly after 3:30 in the morning to a report of two people shot. information from the scene is that the body of one person can be scene laying on the ground next to a silver suv. the scene, there's no word on a second victim at this point. we don't have any word on that. this is in the parking lot of the macy's side entrance. hamilton township employees are here along with people from the atlantic county prosecutor's unit and the crime scene an. unit. this is black friday. we know the mall opened at 7:00 p.m. and closed at midnight. macy's was open at 5:00 and expected to open again at 6:00 this morning. back out here, live, we did contact the mall. at this point, we're no

it could be a wild night at brook park city hall, the first council meeting since julianne mccormick was arrested for shoplifting. >> romona: some wanted her to resign because of that. in advance of the meeting, a startling discovery. she is not the only person in trouble with the law. >> reporter: what in the wild, wild world of pocs on bpal book park. >> a lady was trying to push a full cart of items out of the entrance. she had two tv's. i noticed that because one fell out of the bottom of the cart when they were trying to stop the cart. >> reporter: that is not all. kids clothes, jeans, lounge pants, a- line dress. finance city and unpaid property taxes and convicted of not paying her city taxes. >> we are on a payment plan. it is being tape care of. >> reporter: county records show some payments have been mate and a $3,500 balance remains. >> mccormick is not the only councilmember on the police blotter. and last year he was convicted for pushing down lady and fined $750 and ordered to anger management. >> good morning, can we talk to you real quick? >> no. >> reporter: why? >>

annie mccormick is live in new jersey. katherine scott live outside a polling place in the city's mount airy section. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt. polls open in about a half hour here in pennsylvania and we're just starting to see people show up here to cast their ballot in less than a half hour and boy people are ready. it has been a long grueling election season. we're here at grace epiphany episcopal church. the lights are on inside and people are right outside. both major candidates hit pennsylvania and hillary clinton was here in philadelphia last night before heading to north carolina for a midnight rally. tens of thousands of people packed independence mall last night as clinton made her final push to pennsylvania voters and she wasn't alone. president obama and the first lady took the stage, husband bill clinton and daughter chelsea were there as well. jon bon jovi performed as did bruce springsteen. these candidates want pennsylvania to fall in their favor and they're urging their supp

. >>> annie mccormick and karen rogers have coverage of the septa strike. first up, david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have rain that missed the center of the region, we had sprinkles and thunderstorms down south. now we have clouds in place, we expect them to break up quickly today and we are expect be them to transition to a decent amount of sunshine. 54 in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington.55 in millvill. the wind are come out of the northwest. him for a portion. day they will be blustery. 52 by 10:00 a.m., 54 by noon. 64 degrees that's it. 6:00 p.m., we're back down to 53 degrees, it's going to be chilly for the evening commute we're stuck with the same sort of pattern as we go through the weekend, breezy and cool. a bunch of stuff happening this weekend we'll cover it all. >> reporter: it's another day with no buses, subways or trollies with the septa strike continuing today. yesterday we had 30 minute delays on the regional rails, we had issues with the media/elwyn overcrowding, overall the delays yesterday mor

annie mccormick who has covered the strike from the beginning is live from the transport workers union headquarters, annie. >> reporter: good morning, a big sigh of relief that the deal is done. we're at local 234 where septa leaders came to talk to union leaders they finally agreed to an agreement. i want you to take a listen to the chairman about what he had to say during a press conference they held a few minutes ago. >> we pleased to announce an agreement with local 234, this will end the strike city transit division will be phased back in today. we believe the agreement is fair to all employees and customers and taxpayers. we know the strike has caused hardship for thousands of our riders and we regret this disruption. >> reporter: now, the tentative five year contract would put 4700 employees back to work. both sides of leaders would not release details. the union members have to vote on the contract. septa said that this deal provides for wage increases, pension improvements and maintains healthcare coverage levels while addressing costs. septa said they stayed within there budg

mccormick takes us under the hood... with the air filter. "when it gets stopped up like this all the way around it'll cause the car not to breathe properly." ' him...cause your car to burn more gas. he also says if you have a check engine light on... get it checked.... because it could be an issue that directly... or indirectly... affects your gas. and if you're sitting idle in traffic... mccormick says cutting off that ac.. will help slow down that gas gauge. in september... when a leak in the colonial pipeline caused that gas shortage... business... today it was business as usual... but he expects it'll pick up again in the coming days. another tip... not overloading your car. the heavier it is... the more gas you'll use. thanks. we hav'm now at 'abc 11 dot com'.... and on the 'abc 11 mobile news app'. the 'latest news' -- as it comes in. plus... a video... from triple-a... showing you 'how' to 'conserve' gas. a 'plea' tonight -- from a 'raleigh bicyclist'.... after a "hit and run driver" -- left him bleeding -- on 'glenwood avenue'. "jose

and i would just like to thank the mccormick foundation for all the incredible hard work that they do, helping our veterans, helping our veterans, it's just incredible. anthony kearns is a world renowned tenner. tonight he's singing a song about the beauty of our country, and how our people will put together as one. please welcome anthony kearns. (audience applause) (slow music) ? you are calling me to be true to thee ? true to thee ? i will be ? o america no weeping ? let there be no wounded heart ? i will keep you in my keeping ? and i will take your hand ? and lead you to the sun ? and i will stand by you do all that i can do ? and we shall be as one ? o america i hear you ? from your prairies to the sea ? from your mountains grand ? and all through this land ? you are beautiful to me ? i can hear you calling me ? you are calling me to be true to thee ? true to thee ? oh i will be ? and i will answer you to all that i can do ? and we shall be as one ? o america you're calling (audience cheering) - thank you very much, thank you. the america salutes you concert. to donate $10, text

let's go over to annie mccormick, 52 hub market street. good morning -- hundred market street. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, you can see where the front glass of the window was one of the places that was hit. there was a man who said he was leaving a fast food restaurant at 52nd and market, he was hit by stray gunfire. police found a dozen shell casings around the block and also the window this we were showing you, the pizza shop shot out, as well. the victim does not have a description of the shooter or shooters. he heard shots and realized he was hit. >> reporter: he was exiting the checkers restaurant at 52nd and market and somewhere between 52nd and market and 53rd and market he heard numerous gun shots and realized he was shot in the arm and then he ran home around 2 blocks, and that's where police and medics found him at his house in the unit block of south ruby street. >> reporter: now, police say there was a blood trail from the 52nd and market area to ruby street where the victim lives. there were a number of 911 calls and in one of the 911 ca

annie mccormick is live in new jersey. we start with katherine scott live outside a polling place in the city's mount airy section. katherine. >> reporter: hey, matt and tam. polling places in pennsylvania open at 7:00 a.m. so we're about a hour and a half away from when you can cast your ballot in pennsylvania and people around here are very ready to do so. it has been a grueling race. we're here this morning at grace epiphany episcopal church in mount airy one of the many polling places across the city. with voting imminent last night candidates were out making their final campaign stops. both major candidates hit pennsylvania and hillary clinton was here in that philadelphia before heading to north carolina for a midnight rally. tens of thousands of people packed independence mall last night as clinton made her final push to pennsylvania voters and she wasn't alone on that stage. president obama, and the first lady were there, husband bill clinton and daughter chelsea attended, jon bon jovi performed as did bruce spring

maureen mccormick who played her daughter marsha tweeted out this tribute to her. earlier this week henderson was at the dancing with the stars finale supporting mccormick who was on this season. 20-10. if you still need to do some holiday shopping... now may be a good time to head out the door. we've seen lines, but it's quieted down. marissa kynaston is live at town square. marissa it probably won't be staying that way, right? one of the stores open from thanksgiving all the way through black friday and that could be part of the reason why we're not seeing as much of the rush or the lines this year. plus-- but peopla necessarily going to stores-- shoppers continue to take more and more of their business online. according to next advisor-- 41 percent of people plan to buy their holiday gifts online. and many stores began rolling out their deals early for those online shoppers. jamesen mapes marketing director, town square 18:21:52 i don't think black friday is what it used to be, retailers have gotten smarter, why would your guests, lined up smashing through the s

annie mccormick is live in new jersey. we start with katherine scott live outside a polling place in the city's mount airy section. katherine. >> reporter: matt and tam, polling places in pennsylvania open at 7:00 a.m., so just a few hours away from being able to cast your ballot and a lot of people seem very ready. perhaps even more ready than usual to get this election season over and elect the next president. who it will be we will see. we are at grace epiphany episcopal church in mount mary. candidates were out making their campaign stops. both candidates hit pennsylvania and hillary clinton was here in philadelphia on independence mall before heading to north carolina for a midnight get out the vote rally. last night it was packed on independence mall. tens of thousands of people there as clinton made her final push to pennsylvania voters and she wasn't alone. president obama and the first lady took the stage. husband bill clinton and daughter chelsea were there as well. jon bon jovi performed as did bruce springsteen

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news."o tell you about this morning, a camden county metro officer is recovering after being hit by a car. the driver knocked him to the ground at north 5th and vine streets while on another car. the officer had minor injuries and no word if the driver will face any charges. >>> two days of tributes get underway in cuba for the late fedel castro. the remains of the former communist leader will arrive at revolution plaza. fedel castro died friday at the age of 90. the funeral is set for sunday. it coincides with the start of the u.s. airline's first regularly scheduled commercial flight to had a -- havana. >>> cast cost was -- fedel castro death has reignited the fugitive joe and chessimar. >>> eagles face the packers tonight at 8:30. "action news" is live for the post-game show, go eagles. >> it is cyber monday, with most people hitting the web on midnight. amazon is in a mad dash to deliver all the orders. katherine scott is live at the fulfillment center. getting up today for work paid off

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> we reached the time of the morning where the regional rails start to become a real mess. katherine scott is at the queen lane stop in germantown. >> reporter: we're starting to see commuters start to show up to hop on the regional rail train going into town as we hit day three of the strike. commuters are hoping a resolution comes quickly frustration is on the rise. during yesterday's commute regional rail riders were met with long weight times, trains bypassed stations due to overcrowding in cars. since the strike began, uber ridership has jumped more cars on the roads snarling traffic. >> i'm pro union, but it's tough to be sympathetic. i hope they settle it. >> reporter: back here live along the chestnut hill west line, it's quieter, but commuters look for alternate means ever transportation to get work and school. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> you can find developments on the septa strike at any time contact/septa strike. you can find a full plan rel

annie mccormick is following those contract talks and gray hall has the firsthand look at the morning commute. >> let's start, though, with dave murphy who has got a little bit of levity, something we can smile about. that's the forecast. >> yeah, there are better numbers out there, better conditions today for septa commuters and everybody else. we've got cloud cover overnight really evaporating so we expect lots of sun early, partly sunny skies later and it's cool this morning but about 10 degrees better than it was this time yesterday. we're at 52 degrees in philadelphia. from he in allentown. 46 in reading. 50 in trenton, 50 in wilmington, 57 in cape may and the breeze coming up from the south is very light this morning. as we take a look at where numbers are going, well it is going to get mild later. 55 degrees by 10 o'clock. by noon, 63. that's already 3 degrees better than yesterday's high. and by 3 o'clock we'll see a high of 73 degrees so very pleasant this afternoon. note that the temperature is going to fall back pretty quickly by 6 o'clock down to 66 degrees so you might st

for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> septa estimates that 56,000 school children in philadelphia ride its trains buses and trolleys in order to get to school. philadelphia public and charter schools are opened today. archdiocesan schools are closed for a religious holiday. >>> the school district says students who use septa and are unable to attend school due to lack of transportation will get an excused absence. students who arrive late will not be marked tardy. yellow school buses will continue to operate. >> "action news" reporter john rawlins is live at the 69th street transportation center in upper darby. john this is an area where septa riders are going to find trouble going if point a to point b. >> reporter: that is correct. sixty-ninth street station is kind of interesting. it has both suburban service and city transit service here. normally it would have both operating and running by now. the city transit is out on a strike. suburban is operate, that's the good news bu

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reporting live in kensington annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you, annie. >>> donald trump addressed his biggest challenges and his goals in a television interview and plus he made two key highers. katherine scott in the sat center will start with the interview. >> reporter: the interview cover a number of issues and asked about the agents of violence across the country and was sad to learn about them and wanted them to stop. donald trump named two top advisors to his administration, reince prebis is tapped as white house chief of staff. reince prebis is chairman of republican national committee, stayed loyal to trump once it was clear he was the party nominee. stephen bannon, the former head of conservative breitbart news has been critical in the past of many gop leaders. trump sat down with 60 minutes in his penthouse home in trump tower. as for the millions of others. >> after the border is secured and after everything gets normal liced, we'll make -- normalized we'll make a determination on the people who you are talkin

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> this is what the protest looked like in southern california, a massive crowd blocked an intersection in l.a. thousands in new york chanted not my president. five people were arrested for disorderly conduct. >>> donald trump's was so stunning because it was unexpected even among his many supporters. pollsters far and wide along with political analysts were certain hillary clinton would emerge the winner even as americans began to vote. >> what did we miss it because we were too busy covering the candidate and not enough time covering the voter. >> nobody wanted to admit they were for trump. but when it came down to it, they couldn't bring themselves to vote for hillary clinton. >> some believe 2016 was a terrible year for political journalism in america and pollsters will have to reassess their methods because they predicted a very different result. >>> developing this morning a 15-year-old man was shot multiple times always he tried to run into his at bridge and horror

reporting live from city hall, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> well it is veterans day and some of them are saying they are hopeful about the next four years under president trump. some were out celebrating the 241st birthday of the marine corps in philadelphia last night. many vets in philadelphia admit they struggleating the va red tape. >> have a president-elect who stands behind this country. >> reporter: veterans played a critical role in trump's victory. >>> first responders rushed to a scene to rescue a child and driver inside. cleanup crews turned the car back on its wheels. the driver hit a parked car before the crash at 2:30 a.m. the driver and the child who was in a car seat were taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> a student at rowan university suffered minor leg burns after the cell phone exploded in his pants. a month ago, another student showed us the hole that apple phone made in his pants. the student was not hurt. >>> police say 27-year-old of pleasant struck 37-year-old amy smith with his vehicle and took off. the crash happened along route 40 n

reporting live in west philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you for that annie. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for three men who ran up to a car and opened fire killing a man. police were called to the scene in hunting park before 10:00 p.m. where a 22-year-old man was shot to death sitting inside his car. >>> a chester county teacher's aid faces charges she had sexual relations with two male students. she was escorted into the courtroom yesterday afternoon. police say the married mother of two had sexual contact with two teenage boys off school property. >>> a 20-year-old man faces charges that he flew a drone over the center city area and close to a police helicopter. chopper copper was in the air captured the drone and the man praight it from a top a building last night. police say a drone came within feet of their helicopter as they were monitoring a protest at 18th and market street. they followed the drone to the cirrus center south and took the man into custody. >>> a hot air balloon made an

. >> we have team coverage of the septa strike with team karen rogers and annie mccormick. >> we have rain? >> reporter: there are showers out to the west and we expect them in the after and early evening hours. 58 degrees in philadelphia. yesterday talked about how this morning was very mild, i came in without a coat, just a suit jackets. 52 in reading. 60 in wilmington. 55 in transport. 51 in millville. 60 in cape may. as we roll through the day, 59 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 64 degrees by 10:00 a.m. noon, 72 degrees. now the high will spike at 76 degrees right in there say 130 or 2:00 p.m. we expect the clouds to get thicker that will help the temperatures to drop back to 72 by 3:00 p.m. anticipate of 6 by 6:00 p.m. after 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., in the northern and western suburbs and into philadelphia we have the showers on the way and perhaps thunderstorms. karen when i come back we'll detail that and let you know before the cool change for the weekend. the third day in a row with no city buses trolleys or subways. as we look at regional rails, that's the best option. the rails we saw th

team coverage on the third day of the septa strike with team coverage with karen rogers and annie mccormick. >> we have fog, david? >> reporter: we have cloud cover early in the morning and in the ranch, shower or thunderstorm. 58 in philadelphia. 53 in trenton. 65 in wilmington. 50 in millville. 63 in cape may. 59 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 64 by 10:00 a.m. noon, thicker clouds, 72. we'll see a high of 76, we'll probably spike with that as soon as 2:00 p.m. the clouds come through and the numbers start to dip. 66 by 6:00 p.m. through the afternoon hours, a shower or gusty thunderstorms possible. afternoon we'll look at that on future tracker 6, of course there's word of a cool down for the weekend. >> reporter: enjoy that before the rain, septa strike day three, no buses, trolleys or subway. we saw big delays yesterday. we had more trains yesterday that seemed to be overcrowded bypassing stations becoming express because they were overcrowded. the chestnut hill west line and the fox chase line. we want to expect delays everywhere. those delays seemed heavyier, it was a difficult day to drive aro

he was not hurt. >>> annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> police are investigating an assault at penn treaty school. a person suffered an injury to their face during a fight. the victim was taken to an area hospital for treatment. it is not clear if the victim was a student, teacher or staff member. >>> delaware state police are investigating an accident involving a dart para transit bus. shortly before 8:30 a.m., the bus and car crashed in the unit block of red mill road in newark. two people were transported to chris i can't -- christiana hos. >>> police are looking for two armed robbers who held up a restaurant in university city. the men walked into the mad max at 2:00 a.m. the restaurant was closing for the night. it's unclear if they were able to steal anything. nobody was injured. >> the week starts with bright sunshine and mild temperatures. looking outside sky6 live hd showing you the ben franklin bridge. a great day to be outdoors. rain heading our way. let's go over to david murphy at the big board with more. david

reporting live in kensington, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." tam back to you. >> anney thank you for that. >>> gopg overnight -- developing overnight, two armed robbers held up a university city restaurant at closing time. you can see the officers investigating the scene. police say no one was hurt. >>> president-elect donald trump addressed a wide range of issues during his first television interview since the election. trump said he is a sober person and will conduct himself in a good manner. he plans on a poict -- a pointing a pro life justice. he addressed the on going protests. >>> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back, but certainly doughnut be afraid. we just had an election and sort of like you have to be given a little time. people are protesting, if hillary had won and my people were out protesting, everybody would be saying that's a terrible thing. >> trump said he would not accept the $400,000 annual salary for the presidency and take one dollar. >>> there's an outcry over an ugly incident here targeting black stud

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> donald trump took to twitter to call the wide spread protest against him unfair. he had a success successful election now protesters incited by the media are protesting. he said his aids took control of his twitter account hoping to tame his social media presence. >>> police are looking into several acts of vandalism and bigotry at council rock high school sparked by presidential election. the school superintendent sent this letter to parents for graffiti in the girls and boy's, and a warning if trump wins watch out. the superintendent said this will not be tolerated and parents are being informed in hopes that they will do their part at home to squash any incidents. >>> lawmakers want to impeach governor chris christie over the bridgegate scandal. two of christy's aids were convicted of closing lanes of george washington bridge as part of a political revenge plot. weinberg said there was considerable testimony that the governor knew about the conspiracy, christy denied any knowledge and called the move to impeach him ridiculous

annie mccormick is live in center city with more on that. >> reporter: good morning, tam, protests from across the country, we had one in philadelphia last night. take a look at the video from chopper 6 hd overhead looking at the crowds at city hall where hundreds of anti-trump protesters started walking for hours starting to the temple university campus and back to city hall. police followed the crowd, the message was filled with anger and deployment that donald trump is the president-elect. the vote from pennsylvania made the adequate a red state. in philadelphia, 150% voted for trump, 80% for clinton. >> what's done is done, and donald trump will be the president come january, but that doesn't mean that our voices and our experiences are not valid, that does not mean all the hazel things donald trump -- hateful things donald trump has said over the last election sickle have gone away. >> reporter: you saw the heavy police presence we saw in the video, however there were no injuries or arrests made last night. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> back to you. >> donald trump's

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annie mccormick has more at 52nd and market. >> reporter: it was at 352nd and market that the man said he was hit by stray gunfire. you can see behind me police are here on market between 52nd and 53rd they are holding the scene while they continue to investigate. take a look at the video, police found a dozen shell casings and the window of the pizza shop was shot out. the victim does not have a description of the shooter or shooters. was 2:30 a.m. when he was leaving the fast food restaurant and herd shots and realized he was hit. police found him nearby. >> upon police arrival they did find the victim who ran to his private residence in the unit block of south ruby street. they found a 30-year-old man shot one time in the left forearm. medic it is transported him to presbyterian hospital. >> reporter: police say there was a blood trail from the scene to the victim's home. they got several 911 calls after the shootings began, one of the 911 calls they did identify where the victim did live. southwest detectives are out here investigating there are a number of real time video cameras

let's head over to annie mccormick 52nd and market with more. >> reporter: police are wrapping up here, taking down the crime scene tape. southwest detectives were looking at the shell casings on the ground. the victim said he was shot leaving a fast food restaurant saying he was the victim of stray gunfire. this is market at 52 and 53rd. the victim does not have the description of the shooter or shooters, but told police was after 2:30 a.m. he heard shots and realized he was hit. >> he exiting the checkers restaurant at 52nd and market and somewhere between 52nd and 53rd anticipate -- and market he heard gunshots and realized he was shot and he ran home about two blocks that's where police and medics found him in the unit block of south ruby street. >> reporter: like we said, police wrapping up the scene. you can see the officer talking to residents on the block that are just finding out what happened last night, now, police say there was a blood trail from the shooting scene to the victims home, but also there were several 911 calls and in one of the calls a person did identify the v

reporting live in west philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> a criminal targeted the wrong man in one philadelphia neighborhood. police say the victim fired shots at a would-be robber. it happened on the 100 block of rockland street in feltonville section. police arrested the suspect and took him to the hospital to be treated for gunshot injuries to the leg. >> camden county metro officer recovering after being hit by a car. the action cam at the scene at 5th and vine streets in north camden. the officer was taken to cooper university hospital and expected to survive. he was on call working when he was hit by the car. there's no word if the driver will be charged. >>> we're following new information in a bucks county crash. police say it was an auto repair worker called to change a flat tire who was hit by a passing car. it happened before 9:00 p.m. on route 1 super highway in middletown. a driver blew a flat and called for help. the worker was changing the tire when a passing driver hit him. he was rushed to the hospital in ser

reporting live in west philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you for the update. >>> new information to tell you about this morning, a camden county metro officer is recovering after being hit by a car. driver knocked him to the ground at north 5th and vine streets while on another car. no word if the driver will face charges. >>> a criminal targeted the wrong man in one philadelphia neighborhood. police say the victim fired shots at a would-be robber. the suspect was shot during an attempted robbery in feltonville section. police arrested the suspect and took him to the hospital to be treated for the gunshot injury to the leg. >>> memorials get underway for the late fedel castro. a mass public ceremony is planned tomorrow. castro died friday at the age of 90. today's service coincide with the start of the u.s. airline first regularly commercial flights to had a vanna. castro's -- havana. castro's death has reignite the certain for jo and chessimar . new jersey state police said they will never stop pursuing her. >>> colli

annie mccormick is in center city with more on the deal that brought the commuter nightmare to an end finally. hi, annie. >> reporter: hi, sarah, all septa services will be phased in today and tonight. the negotiations went so well that a power outage did not stop them. both groups relocated and early this morning they came to an agreement and now 4700 union members are back to work. >> i feel like it's christmas. >> reporter: septa riders rejoyced, we caught up with commuters on the broad street frankford line before they headed out this morning. >> i'm heading up to university city from south philadelphia, i've been walking for the past few days. >> around 50:00 a.m., officials from -- 3:50 a.m., officials made announcement at union headquarters. we're please to announced tentative agreement with union 234. it took # days to get the workers bark to -- back to work. >> it's great that we got it done before election day. we don't have problem with people voting. >> the election was one factor, i think the riding public that we had was more important. >> reporter: both sides would not

for now reporting live in hunting park, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you, tam. >> annie thank you for that. >>> it is 6:05. new on "action news" an 18-year-old man is on the mend this morning after being hit by a car overnight. police say the driver took off after the crash. the accident happened shortly after 1:00 this morning in the area of 22nd and edgley streets. the victim was taken to hahnemann hospital with minor injuries. police say they're new searching for a black vehicle. >> the victim of last week's envelope bombing in center city is finally talking about what happened. jim alden was hit with shrapnel on his face chest and arms when he opened the letter on tuesday of last week. he released a statement to "action news" offering some thoughts on his recovery. alden says he is out of the hospital resting at home and called the attack life changing. alden was in his kitchen on the 1800 block of pine street when the envelope exploded in his hands. the atf, the fbi, the postal service and philadelphia police are all working together to figure

for now reporting live on the art museum steps annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> thanks annie. >>> the markets prefer certainty an few days ago wall street seemed certain hillary clinton would be elected president. >>> and then overnight investors were thrown a heartbreaking curve ball. maribel aber lie at the nasdaq in times square with how the elections are responding to the election of donald trump. >> reporter: good morning matt. donald trump's upset victory triggered a sharp selloff in stocks overseas. the nikkei lost 5 percent of its values. as for here in the u.s. stocks are set to fall right at the open much futures are pointing to a drop of 327 points. it's actually an improvement as a results from key states trickled in last night. futures had pointed to a drop of 750 points. all this selling is tied to nervousness over a trump presidency. there's not a lot known about what economic policies he may enact in the white house. but matt whatever you do don't touch your 401k just yet. let this market settle take time to digest. >> time is always y

annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> now to another gop victory. the republicans have retained their house and senate majorities in washington and a race in our area played a result. pat toomey narrowly defeatedcate mcginty. the most expensive showdown in u.s. history. more than $160 million went to both candidates. toomey previewed his next six years while mcginty spoke a tone of union. >> i don't think the government should stifle our economy by overregulating the businesses or that the government should make health cache decisions for all of us. >> it's a time to look forward together and pull the great and good people of this wonderful country together. >> toomey who would not endorse trump throughout the campaign finally revealed he voted for trump last night. >> josh shapiro was able to compensate by being elected attorney general. he defeated john rafferty, and takes over the office that was in turmoil since kathleen kane was convicted of perjury charges. >>> brian fitzpatrick won in buck county's eighth district. his brother mike held the s

annie mccormick is live at the fern rock transportation center. nobody wants to go back to the strike. >> reporter: i didn't think anybody does, that was a long 6 days. union workers will cast their vote on the five year tentative agreement that local 234 union leaders made with septa. willie brown said he is proud with the negotiated contract and if septa had more money they would be negotiating. he said septa doesn't have the money. the 6 day strike ended in time for the election day. septa filed a back to work injunction that loomed over workers head. in a letter, to the members, 234 president willie brown said some members feel they should have gotten more. he under members to ignore false information to those opposed to the deal and outlined what they secured in the agreement, wage increases of 10.5% and pension increases 15% higher and cadillac healthcare coverage with employee contributions. on average they make 6 60 to $80,000 a year. brown said he is not telling members how to vote, and to do what is best for their families. but they coul

reporting live in west philadelphia, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the ex-boyfriend wanted in connection with the murder of a south jersey mother is now in police custody. 38-year-old rashawn causy was arrested in burlington city. investigators say he broke into the home monday night and allegedly stabbed marshall several times in the head. and she succumbed to her injuries yesterday. >>> norristown police arrested three men for shoplifting and now they are trying to figure out if these threes are responsible for a series of smash and grab robberies in the region. they say that the men robbed a macy's in norristown and if they are the same men that robbed the boyds clothing store in center city and a smash and grab in northeast philadelphia. >>> a police officer was injured in a three vehicle crash this morning. it happened at 7:30 at cross fields road in washington township. the accident involved a washington township police officer who was taken to the hospital for treatment. his injuries are not life-threatening and investigators are still piecing tog