this all comes as montgomery county leaders urge drivers to pay more attention. kristin wright will have more on that in minutes. we're also keeping a close eye on your forecast. and the warmup on the way. chuck bell will tell us how warm it will be where you live coming up in your hometown forecast. >>> the prince george's county police union says cutting overtime doesn't help keep your community safe. staff and overtime cuts overload homicide detectives. some are working extra hours without being paid. >> the cases that have gone cold, that need more attention, that need more thorough investigation, need to come in on a saturday to do additional interviews, it is not being authorized at overtime to do that. >> the police department says it has hired three new detectives and will make staffing adjustments to lighten the case load. >>> a 14-year-old boy is being held in juvenile court while police look into claims he inappropriately touched and sexually harassed other students. police say the teen from culpepper county high school is accused of making sexual adva

. >>> right now police are at a house in montgomery county where two people were shot and left for dead. >> world leaders are meeting in paris to come up with a plan to keep the earth from overheating. >> david is off, karen rogers is here, matt pellman is tracking the roads. >> reporter: we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan, looks like we're getting sprinkles in dover, delaware, not reechtion ground -- reaching ground just yet. we're getting lots of clouds, they will thicken through the day. you can see the rain down to the south. that will impact us overnight tonight and tomorrow. wet day coming tomorrow, today is a day of transition, it's cool and lots of clouds, 37 degrees in in philadelphia. 31 in reading, below freezing in allentown, too. 27 degrees. a little better in millville and sea isle city, you're at 41. it's making it feel extra chilly as you head outside. the high 48 degrees, 9:00 a.m., 40 degrees, lots of high clouds, a few peeks of sunshine. noon, 37, the clouds lowering and thickening through the day. cloudy at 3:00 p.m. and 47. 6:00 p.m., 46 degrees, i ha

we are following breaking news on this monday morning, two people are shot and killed in a quiet montgomery county community. police are gathering clues. >>> five philadelphia firefighters are injured in a crash. the whole think was captured on surveillance video. >>> and kobe bryant is retiring from the nba after this season. he talked about his decision overnight as he heads to philadelphia this week. >>> good morning, it is 4:30, tam is off, along with david murphy. we have erin o'hern and karen rogers and matt pellman. >> reporter: let's look outside, we have clouds and rain down to the south. the clouds will lower and thicken as the day progresses. we'll see peeks of sunshine early on. 29 degrees in quakertown. below freezing in much of the area. 31 in coatsville sitting at the freezing mark in saint david, as well as chester. 38 in center city. 32 in browns mills. 33 in dover, delaware. the winds are a factor out of the northeast. current ten miles per hour in philadelphia. a little higher in millville and dover. adding to the chilly feel this morning. as we look at the high today. te

reporting live in hatfield, montgomery county. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thanks for the update. >>> well, police are looking for a man and a woman accused of posing as police officers to rob people in south philadelphia. police say two of the incidents happened near 4th and jackson early yesterday morning. two hours later another person was approached possibly by the same pair at 16th and passyunk avenue. fortunately none of the victims were injured, but some of them were robbed. people living nearby say this is unusual for the area. >> it's a great city, it's a great neighborhood, but they say christmastime they go shopping for regular people. >> police are looking for video from nearby surveillance cameras that may have captured the robberies. >> new from the overnight, nearly 150 world leaders are gathering in paris for climate conference. scores of security personnel have been employed at the venue of the conference. president obama and other world leaders hope to make gains in the global fight against climat

for now, reporting live in hatfield, montgomery county. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you so much. >>> five philadelphia firefighters suffered minor injuries when their truck slammed into four parked cars. at the top you see the big red truck slide to its right crushing cars in its path. once it came to a stop, laureled 13 had taken out a utility pole and four cars. jonathan smith heard the crash and ran downs to find his -- downstairs torched -- to find his dodge badly damaged. it took four hours to tow away the truck, investigators are trying to figure out why it went out of control. >>> first responders rescued a truck driver who rammed his semi into a pole at a dealership. the pole went down on the property of chapman chevrolet. some of the vehicles have significant damage. >>> it is cyber monday, online retailers are busy getting ready. katherine scott has been inside at amazon's distribution center in robinsville, new jersey. a busy day there, katherine. >> reporter: it is erin, you can hear all the equipment arou

. >>> we have breaking news in montgomery county. we want to take you live to a massive fire in potomac, maryland, now. you see fire crews on the ground right there. a lot of smoke rising in the air. earlier shots we saw a lot of flames shooting out of the roof of this house. you can see a few of them there. here we go. another vantage point. locationwise, the 8500 block of horseshoe lane. we are told by montgomery county fire that this is a two-story house that was under construction. we know that several units are on the scene. fire shooting from the roof. so a lot of hot spots. this thing has not been contained. no word if anyone has been hurt, but what we do know is that this building, this story house was under construction. and it was unoccupied. we have kristin wright headed to the scene now and we'll check back in with you with updates on the fire. back to you, aaron. >> angie, thank you. >>> 6:05. developing this hour, the search for answers in a young couple's death. d.c. police found a man and woman inside a home on tennes

those are the kinds of processes that we want to have. >> reporter: montgomery county leaders tell methey expect the first syrian refugees to arrive in in community early next year. reports from montgomery county, chris gordon, news 4. >>> a maryland state police trooper -- state trooper has been suspended with pay for driving drunk and crashing his car. thomas hobbs works as an aviation rescue technician. police say they flipped his car early thursday morning. the 26-year-oldó? faces dui and other charges. he has been with the department for more than a year. >>> 9:06. this is an incredible rescue in bethesda, the moment these local first responders were waiting for after learning something very special was stuck in a drain. >>> a mother smoked pot days before giving birth and now she's fighting with the hospital. how the staff is coming in between her and her new brorn. >> reporter: celebrating small business saturday in alexandria. >>> back at 9:09. tens of thousands of people in uganda celebrating mass with pope francis this morning. the pope is there for the 50th anniversary of t

>> reporter: multiple bodies found with gunshot wound in montgomery county. we will take you live to the investigation, coming up, chris. >>> thanks, dave. >>> police in philadelphia say fake cops targeted people walk ago loan. what you can do to make sure that the officer you are talking to is legitimate. >>> and chris, it is cyber monday, good news for people hoping to get a bargain on their holiday shopping but why it might not actually be a good deal for businesses hoping to meet their bottom line. >> well, that is interesting. good day everyone it is cyber monday, november 30th, last day of the 11th month on the calendar. >> do you think you will log on and buy something today at some point. >> no. >> me either. >> i will wait until last minutey love pressure. >> sue, are you a procrastinator like the two of us, plus i don't have any ideas this year. sometimes you know exactly what you want to get for somebody and very excited about it, i got nothing. got to do some thinking before we go cyber mondaying. so, think about the number of the the day and we h

matt, you talked with some people in montgomery county. some of whom are planning to get out and vote. right? >> reporter: and there is a big race here in montgomery county, the district attorney's race is happening, so that is the something people are looking at. but usually when you have these off-year municipal elections the turnout is usually low. it doesn't make them less important. and in fact, the people who are elected today will have an impact on courts, on schools, crime fighting efforts all of which happen locally. we went around yesterday, you see campaign signs that are still up around the area here. and one political expert i spoke with yesterday thinks that we could see around 20 to 25% turnout in pennsylvania today which of course is not great but these votes today will have a big impact. as of yesterday pennsylvania has a little over 8 million registered voters, one million reside in pennsylvania. i spoke with someone close to the races, a democratic committee man in villanova. no matter who you vote for do a little resear

this is in dresher montgomery county. limekiln pike 152 at susquehanna road.are on the scene. they're blocking a lane with that one. we had a two-vehicle accident here on dekalb pike. it just cleared so things moving better now at plymouth road. another new accident in worcester township montgomery county and it's involving a tractor-trailer and two other vehicles. so, police, fire ambulance all the crews are out there right now trying to help with this. valley forge road 363 at pot shop road. it seems like the accidents just keep coming in. one more issue, it's construction but causes big problems. right now at 54 miles an hour on 495 northbound. no problems. we have seen this number drop to the single digits each morning and i think that's going to happen again right at terminal avenue so stay on i-95 instead of 495. i want to show you what it looks like with satellite6 and action radar and you can really see how that rain from yesterday pulled out. we're left with a little bit of drizzle but we still have the wet leaves on the roads and i think that could b

that is it live from the montgomery county courthouse, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if you haven't voted yet you still have time, polls in pennsylvania opened early this morning and will remain opened until 8:00 o'clock tonight. in new jersey where the entire state assembly is up for grabs, polls are opened until 8:00 p.m. weather is perfect. so please get out and vote. as always we have more information on cbs philly.com

[cheering] >> richard montgomery, don't worry, we have you covered. robert and the abc 7 sports team will be at richard montgomery previewing tonight's big game. back to you inside. jummy: what a celebration. noon, up on abc 7 news at when jerry sandusky is being jummy: new developments regarding jerry sandusky, the former penn state assistant football coach convicted for child sex abuse. a pennsylvania court ruling restores his pension. the judge said the state employees retirement board wrongly concluded sandusky was a penn state employee when he committed the crimes. the pension is worth about $4900 a month. sandusky is serving a 30-50 year sentence behind bars. now to an emotional reunion more than 40 years in the making. "20/20" shares the story of an army captain who use social media to search for his long-lost twin. elizabeth vargas joins us with more on the heartwarming story. you really understand what he wanted to look for his children. >> this was an incredible story. this was a veteran. it is very appropriate this is happening in the week

three spots were open in montgomery county for judge on the court of common pleas. republican ferman and dan clifford and todd eisenberg are the winners for the three open slots. and to south jersey now. we'll see results here. where democratic assemblyman bob andrzejczak and bruce land beat the republican ticket in the first district. and in 2 the incumbents there held on, republican chris brown and vince mazzeo will return. and the race for philadelphia city council cindy bass took the eighth district over michael galganski. parker won over strickland. and the seven candidates with the most for at large council seats you can check the "nbc 10 news" app. >> to decision 2016 now. america is evenly split over a possible presidential match-up between democrat hillary clinton and republican ben carson. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll find as hypothetical race between the two is tied. both carson and clinton got 47%. carson's campaign explained. >> family people, younger christians, women usually the age 45 and up. and that is our core bails. but we have prett

we're on the scene in the shooting in montgomery county involving multiple victims. report straight ahead. >> reporter: multiple bodies found with gunshot wound in montgomery county. we will take you live to the investigation, coming up, chris. >>> thanks, dave. >>> police in philadelphia say fake cops targeted people walk ago loan. what you can do to make sure that the officer you are talking to is legitimate. >>> and chris, it is cyber monday, good news for people hoping to get a bargain on their holiday shopping but why it might not actually be a good deal for businesses hoping to meet their bottom line. >> well, that is interesting. good day everyone it is cyber monday, november 30th, last day of the 11th month on the calendar. >> do you think you will log on and buy something today at some point. >> no. >> me either. >> i will wait until last minutey love pressure. >> sue, are you a procrastinator like the two of us, plus i don't have any ideas this year. sometimes you know exactly what you want to get for somebody and very excited about it, i got nothing. got t

could cosby be castor's undoing in this race, or will voters in montgomery county do what they've done so many times in the past -- send bruce castor to norristown? >> i think they'll send bruce. i'm a big bruce guy -- full disclosure. in fact, i remember when the cosby thing was going on, two fax machines -- he was faxing me that he wasn't gonna go after him 30 seconds after it, and you guys, channel 6. so, i think castor weathers this, and i think people out of montgomery county will think that was not the bill cosby we know now, allegedly, back then. there was -- it was a more difficult decision. >> plus castor was never hesitant to go after cases if he thought that he had the goods and the evidence, and, yeah, you might want now -- it's sort of like, you know, monday morning quarterbacking and looking and seeing what the evidence has

certainly montgomerie's black community is thinking about filing a suit. as this is a year after brown vs. board of education, talking about the need to challenge segregation. this is all so not the first act, she is not the first person arrested on the bus. in the decade after world war ii you can see a trickle of people refusing to give up their seats, getting up arrested. in 1944 a woman named viola white is arrested, police raided her daughter. there is a s series of cases, 1974, new opportunity, in march of 1955, at first it seems this will be the case of a community that is galvanized, two things happen, the judge throws out the segregation charge and the community doesn't fully stand behind, they see her as too young and feisty. when i say it is not planned rosa parks is not a freedom riders, she doesn't get on a bus, but it is not spontaneous. it doesn't come out of nowhere. rosa parks made stand on the bus before december 1st, 1955. one of the things that galls her was many bus drivers would make black people pay and the front in the back. lewis b

germantown pike at meeting house lane we have a sinkhole causing a problem in montgomery county. traffic is getting by, be careful if you're driving past that one. construction to warn you about. diamond rock road closes at yellow springs road 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. stick to white horse road for the alternate. we have construction in atlantic county that will be going on. and they are shutting down river road route 4:07 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. it's going to be a breezy day today, you'll see a good amount of sunshine today, the temperatures 53 degrees, it's going to be on the cool side. we're staying in the 50 rest -- 50s for the high. >> a utah school district is apologizing over a teacher who had made her class make isis posters. the district said the teacher never sought to get the lesson approved. the students did not have to complete the assignment. >>> week long tro -- week long protests grew in minneapolis. city council members stood in solidarity with protesters saying footage should be released of jar mar clark. a it is said that he had his hand on the police officer's gun, but

steel is a career prosecutor who has work in the montgomery county d.a.'s office for the last two decade. >> steel's republican opponent is current montgomery county commissioner bruce castor. castor previously served as district attorney from there. from 2002 through 2008. the his decision not to prosecute on cosby on sexual assault charges in 2005 has become a focal point of both campaigns. steel is accusing castor to fail to protect the victims. castor has claimed there was not sufficient evidence at the time against cosby to move forward. >>> well, there are no elections in the state of delaware today. cbs philly is teaming up with the committee of 07 to help with your election questions. >> here's a live look at our cbs-3 satellite center where experts are answering your questions, your concerns, anything that you might need to know. you can post your questions, using hashtag cbs and 07 and todd quinones will be there in

the montgomery county d.a. says the girl was assaulted and now the neighbors want justice. >> was like traumatizing after we heard that. my son is 5 and she was 6. >> can't believe it. there's a lot of things that go on there. this is just disgusting. she's a baby. and i'm just shocked. and very upset for the family. >> reporter: the d.a. says that this was not the first time that the suspect broke into the victim's house. the last time it happened was a couple of months ago but no one was home at the time. oscar rivera herrera is held on $1 million bail. >> a man who robbed and killed a philadelphia police officer will spend 20 to 40 years in prison. he took a plea deal in exchange for testifying against his co-defendant. mcfarland admitted his role in the robbery and murder of officer moses walker jr. in august walker was walking home from his shift when he was shot and killed during a hold up. he was a 19-year veteran of the force. his co-defendant was convicted and is serving a life sentence. jones was the

>>> in one of the most-watched contests today, kevin steele is hoping to become montgomery county's district attorney. steele, a democrat, works as first assistant d.a. in that county. nbc 10 caught up with him greeting poll workers in win wood. his republican opponent, bruce castor, who wants his old job back. he was montgomery count owe's day from 2000 to 2008 and nbc 10 was there as he accompanied his parents to vote. this race got ugly when steele ran an ad criticizing bill castor for not filing charges against bill cosby in 2005. the winner of the replace will replace risa ferman running for judge at the court of common pleas. we caught up with her voting at abington high school. >>> and philadelphia voters are having this to consider. if they're having problems casting their ballots today, the election fraud task force will be there to hen them out.

steel is a career prosecute here has worked in the montgomery county d.a.'s office, for the last two decades. >>> and steel's republican opponent is current montgomery county commissioner bruce castor. castor of course previously served as district attorney there, from 2,000 to 2008. his decision not to prosecute comedian bill cosby on sexual assault charges in 2005, has become a focal point of both campaigns. steel is accusing castor of failing in his duty to protect a victim, castor, though, has claimed there was not sufficient evidence at that time against cosby to move that case forward. >> voting into day's election may make one person $10,000 richer. local non-profit group is behind the it pace to vote initiative in the city of philadelphia. fewer than 30% of philadelphia's registered voters cat a ballot in the may

we have a lack of competitive elections, maybe except with the montgomery county d.a.'s office.turnout is the order of the day. >> thanks, terry. dom? >> my inside story is a salute to newtown township out in bucks county. they are fighting the state open records law that allows inmates to sit around all day and ask for information about police officers -- where they live, where they may have lived, what type of training, what's on their log, and demanding that, and the state has said they should get it, so they've gone to court to try to block this. the assembly apparently is working on it. pretty shocking based upon what's going on with cops. >> thanks, dom. george? >> leaders in philadelphia need to focus on the poverty issue, along with jim kenney. philadelphia is the poorest big city in america. 27% of our population lives in poverty, 50% of that in low poverty, families living on $12,000 a year. it's a huge problem. poverty is growing more rapidly in the suburbs than it is in the city. regional leaders have to focus on poverty, along with jim kenney and others. >> thank yo

castor congratulated steele as the new district attorney in montgomery county.bc 10 news." >> reporter: i'm katy zachry live in berwyn. one student at this school behind me was arrested for a form of sexting, and two others. police say students as young as 11 years old were sharing explicit pictures of themselves and their classmates online and in one case a student tried to sell a picture to another classmate. reporting live in berwyn, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> sky force 10 is live over top of an accident scene out in chester county in west bradford township. serious scene going on, a lot of crew on scene, cleaning this up. on thorndale road at boulder road. so your best bet to get around, poor house road that runs south of this accident scene. or take route 30 to get by the whole scene that runs on top of that right now also watch woolwich township. a jackknifed tractor-trailer, downed poles, wires and fuel spill. >>> it's chilly out but we've got sunshine. that's a nice clear sunny view of center city. not a cloud in the sky this morning. the temperatur

nobody's been arrested yet. >>> a first tonight for montgomery county schools. the school board made a change in next year's calendar that helps muslim families recognize one of their religious holidays. chris gordon has our report. >> all those in favor -- >> reporter: the montgomery county board of education found a way to give muslim students a day off school to celebrate the holiday eid al adha next year. the board voted 6-2 to make next september 12th a professional day. >> a professional day is a work day for teachers. it is a day off of school for students. >> reporter: could this become a trend? >> certainly it's going to come back here by year because, you know, we have limited professional days. >> reporter: the audience today gave the school board a standing ovation. afterwards, there were hugs for those who had worked on this for so long. >> racism was always deep inside me, i could sigh it, feel it right here behind these doors. i have no doubt about that. and i appreciate the change of heart of a couple more members today. >> reporter: for years, m

we have called montgomery county police and montgomery county detectives and have not received any information. the coroner has arrived on the scene. we'll follow the story on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> we're following another developing story a plane that left northeast philadelphia airport ended up crashing into the water not far from jfk airport in new york city, a body has been pulled from the wreckage. katherine scott is live at the northeast airport with the latest details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, what exactly caused the fatal crash remains under investigation. the crews have been on the scene all night searching for debris. they will be out there today. we know the small plane took off from northeast philadelphia airport around 7:30 on its way to port portsmouth, new hampshi. at 7:50 p.m. the plane crashed in the water south of breezy point, new york. detectives are traveling to rye, new hampshire to confirm identity with family. the pilot was the only person on board despite brief concerns of a another possible victim after female luggage was found

we're talking about some dozens of people who might potentially end up in montgomery county. >> larrygee settlement for now. hogan wants appropriate assurances that the refugees aren't safety threats. council member hans reamer says it is important for the county to declare its position. >> there are a lot of people who are wondering what's the effect of the governors taking a particular position, you know, where is my county government on this. >> reporter: i contacted governor hogan's office and was told governor hogan's first priority has and always will be pro vielgd for the safety and security of all marylanders and nothing will ever change that. montgomery county residents are divided over weather welcoming refugees is the right decision. >> i'm concerned. it's kind of a threat, i guess. it's kind of unsafe. >> i think that we should bring in immigrants and people who are in need in general. >> i feel happy that we're doing some good. >> reporter: ahead why montgomery county leaders are confident that syrian refugees will not threaten safety in this community. that's coming up o

coming up, the montgomery county district attorney is reacting to this case. we'll have that for you in about 30 minutes. live in hatfield township, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> a man who killed a philadelphia police officer will spend 20 to 40 years in prison. chancier mcfarland took a deal for his testimony against jones who was convicted and is serving a life sentence. prosecutors say jones was the triggerman. and mcfarland admitted his role in the robbery and murder of officer moses walker jr. it happened in august 2012. walker was in plain clothes walking home after his shift when jones and mcfarland tried to rob him and jones shot him. walker was a 19-year veteran of the philadelphia police department. >> a skunk removed from a neighborhood tested positive for rabies. health officials say the skunk came into contact with a family dog. the dog is now up to date on its vaccines and will have to be observed for 45 days as a precaution. a reminder, to protect yourself and your pets, officials say keep those vaccinations up to date for all dogs, cats and

opponent bruce castor in harleysville their battle to be montgomery county d.a. has blossomed, far beyond local communities making headlines around the world. it is not about the candidates but it is about bill cosby and whether the new d.a. could wind up prosecuting him, for an alleged sexual assault in 2004. bbc headlines proclaiming race one of the five u.s. election toss watch, a rolling stones story stating bill cosby a's faith the faith could lincoln a small town's lex. cosby has never been charged with any crime greeting voters in the final hours of an often bitter campaign, steele and castor emphasized that possibly charging cosby is just one of many issues they would address. >> in the media it certainly has had a lot of attention on the cosby case, but, for the most part we have been talking about the issues. >> i just don't believe that is how we should run elections. i think we should be talking about ways to stop crime before it starts. >> reporter: but weeks ago steele a ads followed by castor responses ignited a white hot political flame under the

that's the message this morning from police in montgomery county. look at this couple. this is the pair investigators think is targeting shoppers at a popular rockville shopping plaza. police not sure how the cards are being stolen, but they say it is so smooth, the victims don't even notice they have been robbed. >>> most likely leaves her purse unattended, shop, doesn't notice the suspect going to her purse. removes a card or two, places the wallet back in the purse and walks away. >>> we're learning that one victim didn't notice her car was missing for almost with days letting the thieves go on the shopping spree. keep a tight grip on your valuables when you're out shopping. >>> the latest in a fight for the fastest shipping this holiday shopping season. you want your purchases fast. best buy says it is testing out one day delivery in the san francisco area. we'll let you know if the company decides to expand the service to us. >>> polling places like this one in woodbridge are getting ready to open their doors as voters in virginia make their picks in key state and

>> overnight an inferno rips through an apartment building in montgomery and a woman did not make it out alive. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan live showing some showers are moving into parts of the area today. >> temple football team faces defeat for the first time all season, they gave the fighting irish all they could handle. it was a good game. good morning, 6:00 a.m., sunday, november 1. alicia vitarelli joins us. hopefully you set the clocks back an hour. >> a little extra hour of sleep doesn't hurt. >> reporter: it didn't do me any good. i get anxious and i don't sleep well. >> reporter: this time yesterday we had clear skies and cold temperatures. we have clouds above us, so it's much, much milder. satellite and radar, we'll set into motion you see quite a bit of green to the west. the bark is worst than the by the. a lot of it is not reaching grounds. you get into the poconos you'll see a spritz or sprinkles maybe a few showers that's about it. looks at these numbers numbers, yesterday they were down in the 20s. trenton, 57. cape may it's almost 60 degrees, some 21 degre

. >>> that breaking news we're following a shooting investigation in montgomery county. we're live on the scene where there are now two coroner vans. police are collecting evidence. >> community on edge. investigators say a pair of fake police officers are stopping and robbing people. >> climate change, 100 world leaders coming together with one mission, to reach a deal to stop what president obama call as global threat. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm keith jones. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start. >> yes, the climate this morning will require bundling up. we're down about 10 degrees for most of the area but it is dry. we're getting closer to sunrise. about an hour before the sun comes up. you'll see a bit of sunshine before clouds take over. right now getting colder by the minute. pottstown, 30 degrees, 32 in trenton, down a degree in the last hour. down to 33 in bronxboro and south philadelphia. we will see some limited sunshine to start with. 37 at 8:00 with winds out of the east-northeast.

showers in reading and allentown and southern montgomery county. we have cloud cover around after we get through the precipitation. we have dense fog out in some areas, there's an advisory until 10:00 a.m. it covers south jersey and delaware and may push into parts of southeastern pennsylvania around philadelphia and trenton, as well. current visibilities are the lowest in dover. you can see spotty low clouds and fog in through the heart of south jersey, slow it down this morning if you hit any of that deer are closer to the roads this time of year it's harder to see. 54 in trenton. 61 in sea isle city. everybody looking at mild numbers. 55 by 6:00 a.m. 57 by 8:00. a spotty shower. it will be mostly cloudy and mild later. 57 by 8:00. 69 by noon. the high will be 74-degree reading at 3:00 p.m. gets warmer again tomorrow. what else is new in november, right. >> reporter: with these temperatures i'm feeling sunny. looking at the 30 bypass, the showers are coming down. the showers in the western suburbs seeing it at the 30 bypass, at 322. no big delays

. >> when the bus fell down to the montgomery station, john lewis could see hundreds of whites headedth bricks, rocks, baseball bats. >> an angry mob came out of nowhere and started beating the freedom riders. was beaten, left lying in a pool of blood. >> before police finally broke up the crowd with tear gas, they beat and injured at least 20 persons. >> the freedom riders essentially become rapted. the church was surrounded, and people were setting fire to cars. >> dr. king had gone over to montgomery from atlanta, and so king, too, along with the riders is trapped at this church. >> martin luther king junior placed a call to robert kennedy and said to the attorney general, something must be done. president kennedy called out the united states and placed the city you should marshal law. >> the city is now under marshal law and troops are on their way into montgomery. >> finally, with federal intervention, the freedom riders were put on a bus and headed to jackson. we pulled into jackson. the wagon was waiting for us. >> the kennedy administration makes a deal whereby the mississippi

and the coroner's office here in montgomery county arrived on the scene short time ago. two gornies standing by, looks like they'll be bringing two bodies out of the park place and the, two people were killed here, authorities say, they suffered multiple gunshot wounds. this happened around 11:30, last night. going to some video right now, shows police roping off this whole area, crime tape, the works here, as the montgomery county district attorney's office comb through the scene, looking joaquin eye. and we also noticed that as we go to the second piece of video, they roped off car, car with crime tame on it, connected to the situation. exact connect not know. call came in around 11:30 last night. two people dead inside the park place and the here on the 700 block every sandy street. suffering from multiple gunshot one, looks like it could be a domestic situation, but as we come back live here the big question, who are these people? what exactly happened, that's under investigation. guys, back to you. >> thanks, dave. 6:04, ten year old boy is in the hospital this morn

clarksburg, maryland, montgomery county, 58 out the door. 69 by 7:00. the weather will be slowing down your commute. we'll talk more about that, but let's talk about slowdowns with melissa. >> take look at this. 270 southbound near old georgetown road as you're trying to get out on the inner loop. not seeing any slowdowns right now. that doesn't mean it couldn't start to build if it doesn't get out of the way soon. we have some lanes blocked there for roadwork that is still hanging around very nicely for us. you are clear all the way down to the spur from the 70s to the spur. you're on-time at 27 minutes. i'll show you a live look. >> it's 5:03. today is a court hearing for a man police say strengthaled a washington student. they say he abduct and killed grace mann inside an apartment they shareholder. the motive in this case is still unclear. >>> incredible news this morning. a boy reported missing 13 years ago has been found alierchlt julian hernandez disappeared from birmingham, alabama, in 1992. authorities thought the 5-year-old was taken by his fa

. >>> police in montgomery county are investigating a violent domestic incident. was seriously nut a stabbing. it happened in a home on acorn street in lansdale around 11 o'clock last night. the man suffered multiple stab wounds he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police have not clarified who stabbed him or why. >> i'm erin o'hearn, new this morning a man asking for hair samples of children is also accused of trying to lure a four-year-old boy into his vehicle. reading police released this surveillance picture of the suspect's volkswagen jet today. the incident happened friday on the 500 block of minor street. authorities say the man told residents he was collecting the samples on behalf of an amber alert. the four-year-old boy he's accused of trying to lure was not harmed. if you've seen this vehicle, call reading police. >>> a heinous crime out of hatfield, a six-year-old girl was raped and sexually assaulted in her bedroom. now the suspected predator is behind bars. police say oscar herrera broke into the girl's apartment to through a living r

montgomery county officials say that distracted driving is causing 80% of the crashes in montgomery county. >>> tonight, metro finds itself in an unenviable position. the transit agency was turned down by its top pick for general manager. now board members are scrambling to find a replacement. transportation reporter adam tuss joins us now live from bethesda metro station with word about who's beingcourted for the spot now. adam? >> reporter: that's right, jim. i feel like we just remember this. remember this name, paul wiedefeld. he's also a former head of the maryland transit administration. rough rides on the rails are nothing uncommon these days, but the last few days have been marred by controversy and turmoil at the executive level for metro. meanwhile, riders really getting fed up with how everything seems to be trickling down. >> we still have problems. escala escalators, sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. we pay them more money, getting poor service. so what's the deal? >> reporter: the deal right now according to sources is metro board members are reaching out to paul wie

we know that montgomery county detectives are also working the scene, as women. we do know that there were reports of two bodies found, in an apartment, inside this complex here, one person that apparently suffered multiple gunshot wound, according to early reports from investigators, but we do not know exactly how this happened. this could be a domestic situation, tip beingly what happens in these cases montgomery county detective come out, they investigate and they take their time combing through everything. >> we're having little trouble with your microphone. we want to get back to you in a little bit. meantime 4:00 # five, paint ball attack in juniata sends child to the hospital. >> it is the second incident in our area just this month, steve keeley live at police headquarters with key tails on this story. hi, steve. >> when you hear paint ball gun, may not sound as serious as the last case where kinchen is on, but his is super serious, treat it just like being shot with a real gun l anybody gets caught, they will get charged as if they shot somebody with a r

. >>> a woman in montgomery county is probably still shaking after watching a train obliterate the car she just had gotten out of. this is 2:00 this morning near the intersection of fourth and depot streets in bridgeport. police say a woman was trying to cross the tracks, her car stalled, she gets out of the car, on the phone with aaa when a freight train came along. no one was hurt. the car was towed and the train kept moving. >> police want to find the person who stabbed someone on this septa bus in west philadelphia. it happened at 46 and market. the suspect slashed the victim and ran off of the bus. no word on why the attack happened or the victim's condition. >> a man is in critical condition after someone stabbed him during a bar fight. police say the fight started in a bar on lehigh avenue near thompson street in the city's port richmond neighborhood. the fight spilled onto the street and that's when the suspect pulled a knife. so far no arrests have been made. >>> fresh off of his landslide victory, democratic mayoral-elect jim kenney is turning to philadelphia's future. what's

for district attorney in montgomery county... steele, first assistant d.a. with a 98% conviction rate and tough sentences for sexual predators. or bruce castor, a former d.a. who refused to prosecute bill cosby. castor said, "we don't charge people for making a mistake or doing something foolish." many more victims came forward, and castor admitted he could have used their testimony against cosby but castor didn't even try. bruce castor was not looking out for the victims. on top of your health?ay ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. everyone, 7:23 sunday morning, time for the travel forecast maybe you're flying out of philadelphia international today. if you're doing so, for the most part your flight is fine unless you're traveling to the south we have rain developing again. we had patricia last weekend, but we have another not a tropical system, per

live in silver spring, montgomery county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: happening now, four children critically hurt after a crash in chillum. tonight, words they were not wearing their seat belt. alison: richard reeve spoke with witnesses. rich, what are they telling you? richard: alison, it is a sad story. here is some of the crash debris. the first car impacted over there, witnesses heard it from blocks away, the other car landing there, crashing into a tree. a lot of people are asking people to slow down. , its driver's side, it's windshield damage, in two places. >> we are the brakes squealing. camaro, and this chevy smashed in the street, the aftermath of a violent crash on new hampshire avenue that left seven people injured, including four children critically injured. >> they saw smoke and were concerned about the car possibly catching fire. this woman and her son heard the impact and ran outside of their natural food business. four children were in the backseat of the mustang. nobody was belted in. >> they were laid on the grass. it looked b

confronted with the video montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy said he had to prosecutor the agent but took no joy in it. >> you cannot misuse your authority as a police officer and not be held accountable. that's part of our job, too. >> reporter: the jury in this case found rogero guilty of second degree assault. that's for the shove but acquitted him on first degree assault and the gun charge of pulling his weapon a teen apparently feeling he was justified after the struggle caught on camera. the prosecution and defense headquarter said the video proved their case in spite or because of the critical moment it doesn't show. . >> the judge in this case says rogero can keep his gun and remain an active agent until his sentencing in january. >>> we have new information on a body found in montgomery village. police have identified the victim as 22-year-old roberto cruz of montgomery village and they say he was shot to death. his body was found in woods near south lake elementary school and that's close to a shopping center where a transgender woman was shot and killed last

boardarks served on the of the montgomery improvement toociation which established direct the boycott for about a month she served as a dispatcher and it was her job calls from writers looking for pickups. and to coordinate those with the drivers of private cars and station wagons. we also have from the rosa parks theection is date on from montgomery fair department store to date but for 1955. keep notesed it to about the bus boycott in 1956. in the state that we have the list of drivers and addresses of naacp not members. cases to the court witnesses that appeared in the court cases. into civill proceed section, this1964 section formed the heart of the exhibit. supplied the rotunda of the capital. it covers the. to july 2 1964. passage the civil rights will in the house the passage of the bill in the senate, and president johnson signing the bill into law in july 19 six four. this section is organized around a series of letters written between the executive director and the executive director of the naacp. this is a drawing from howard brody who was a renowned world war ii combat ill

>> reporter: wendy, some montgomery county public schools have large muslim student populations like in germantown and damascus but not big enough to shut down the entire county school system. that has been a problem for the muslim community until today. >> one of the initiatives -- >> reporter: as the montgomery county school board began work on next year's school calendar, chris barclay proposed a way to clear a school day next september 12th as a professional day for teachers. that would give all students the day off which coincides with the muslim holiday eid al-adha. >> our diversity includes the ethnic, the religious diversity in montgomery county that has been growing significantly. >> reporter: after a lengthy discussion, the board voted 6-2 in favor of making next september 12th a professional day. giving students the day off school. the audience responded with a standing ovation to express their appreciation and happiness. >> i'm very pp i'm in tears. i am thrilled. very happy. i cannot -- wait to see the children, the students in the classrooms being happy and thankful for

developing story out of montgomery county, police are investigating a shooting involving multiple people. >> dave, what are you seeing there. >> reporter: we just saw coroner's van leave the scene here in the 100 block have of diamond street in hatfield, montgomery county. neighbors coming out here to find out exactly what happened and police tell us that this all took place at the house right there the white house with the christmas lights, we know district attorney's office in montgomery county is investigating. police were called to the home around midnight or just before midnight and found multiple bod business gunshot wound. a police source tells us that the the coroner has quote three patients on his team investigators saying that there is in shooter at large but there are still a lot of questions and neighbors are shocked. >> this is the time of the year where people get maybe disponent but for whatever their reasons are but i cannot say for sure. >> it the is a little business turning knowing that people have issues in your neighborhood and they don't get help for it. they resort

montgomery county not much going on.ittle shower near the howard county border there moving in toward dayton actually and myersville and frederick, showers there. southern maryland, we have been talking about you the last 30, 40 minutes. you're seeing the heaviest of the weather coming out of the northern neck from newland, leonardtown, sol pons, lusb -- solomons, lusby. moving toward cambridge, oxton and easton the next hour. lots of clouds in washington. temperatures today will make it to the mid- to upper 60s. might see a temp pushing towards the 70-degree mark with a few showers here and there. i think the steadiest rains may have already come through us. so that's good news. temperatures now mid-50s in frederick. 61 fredricksburg. 64 already in easton with mid- 50s in the shenandoah valley. and we are looking at 62 in town. winds south, southeast. the humidity is way up at 86% as you would expect with rain falling out there. once we get rid of the morning showers, looks like the heaviest weather will be south and ea

at the montgomery county training room in rockville if you would like to attend. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- takata, the company that made millions of air bags that were defective loses a top customer. that is next. >> you have heard of and maybe experienced uber surge pricing. well, now the airlines are taking that practice to baggage fees. which airlines are raising them for the holiday season and by how much? that's next. >> a massive fire. a young boy and the firefighter who saved his life. i'm chris papst. coming up, the powerful story of a new bond. doug: i'm doug hill in the belfort furniture weather center. another beautiful weather day around the nation's capital but changes are on the way. we will highlight what to expect when we alison: now a "7 on your side" consumer alert. this is for holiday travel. spirit and frontier airlines are raising their prices when it comes to baggage. now that includes carry-ons for the holiday season. so that covers thanksgiving travel all the way through new year's. both of the airlines are raising carry-on

. >>> also, a shooting leaves a map hospitalized in montgomery county. police say victim was shot the in the stomach overnight. it happened at garth and bruce roads in springfield township. police say they have no suspects or a motive a a the the this time. >>> also new a at least one person is in the hospital with injuries, after this car crash, at bartram avenue and pen rose ferry road in southwest philadelphia. one vehicle a appears to have hit a guardrail around midnight. there were several other vehicles involved in that accident as well. so far there is in word what caused that crash. >>> and a accused child rapist is off the streets this morning. this is suspect oscar riveria herrera, officials say he broke into an apartment at the hatfield village apartment in hot hatfield early monday morning and sexually assaulted a six year-old girl. that suspect was held down by the child's stepfather until will police arrived. >>> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, will go on trial, in montgomery county on additional perjury charges. a judge made

the montgomery county d.a. says the girl was assaulted and neighbors want justice. >> it was like just traumatizing after we heard that because my son's 5 and she was 6. so i couldn't even imagine somebody doing that to a little kid. >> can't believe it. there's a lot of things that go on there but this is just disgusting. she is a baby. and i'm just shocked. and very upset for the family. >> reporter: the d.a. says this is not the first time this suspect went into this house. the last time it happened was a couple months ago but no one was home at the time. more from the top prosecutor in the next half hour but again, oscar rivera herrera is in jail being held on $1 million bail. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> 5:04. a man who robbed and killed a philadelphia police officer will spend 20 to 40 years in prison. chancellor mcfarland took a plea deal. mcfarland admitted his role in the robbery and murder of officer moses walker jr. that happened in august 2012. walker was in plain clothes walking home from his

robert burton is in northwestern from germantown against rich montgomery.ills in 30s tonight. jonathan: perfect for emdoug: the friday night football forecast. we have an hour and a half to go. windy advisory north and west. the winds will dimish a little bit. just a little bit tonight as we head through he area. as we get through the nighttime hours, we have relationships. lighter the winds and the faster the temperatures fall. 61 in manassas. 55 in hagerstown. the winds will be the story. weh wind gusts in the past hor or two to 25 miles per hour at andrews and 28 miles per hour at leesburg. winds will diminish but they will be back again tomorrow. the forecast overnight, 32 to 39. we have tha and the forecast forecast cong upi n a cuple of minutes. jonathanseyou ten. thanks. a new tool on the street to maw enforcement more acuntable. an app that can help make repoing policemisonduct easier suzanne kenne is satellite center with more detals n how thi works.nd, virg, and washington, c. now join states where themobile justice app isno available. it's an ap