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but, this one, in lower moreland township still here, welsh rd.sed between huntingdon pike, packer avenue. you will have to use this alternate, moreland road right now, a loft accidents this morning, for just kind of moving into the 5:00 hour. probably evidence because we were on the six day septa strike, now since been cleared. but still going to have a lot of vehicles out on the roadways, more vehicles that we get on the roadways specially early the more problems we'll see. heads up. that's still out there. and probably going to start to slow you down maybe just little bit, especially pushing toward the 6:00 hour. we have construction, as well, northeast construction, left lane block there, pa turnpike westbound between downingtown and valley hill road. right lane block there. another area of the pa turnpike as women, still out there, eastbound ramp, left lane block. subways, trolleys, buses all back to normal. and rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. women, it is almost time to pick your next president, america. voters are preparin

so if you're here in lower moreland stick to philmont avenue or moreland road instead of welsh road.e commuter traffic report everybody notice some animals near the roadway. we get a lot of reports on that now on the waze app atlantic city expressway in hammonton so be careful about that and i drove past a few deer accidents the past couple days. 30 degrees in quakertown and pottstown. 32 in coatesville. it's cold out there. 39 degrees different though in saint davids and 41 in center city. in some of the suburbs in new jersey also below freezing in glassboro. here's a new number in hammonton 29 degrees, 32 in browns mills, 30 in vineland, 37 in dover, delaware. so, a chilly start but a nice finish. 69 degrees not bad for this time of year matt. >> thanks karen. >>> we have new information about a double establishing that injured a woman and her two-year-old son in the city's mantua section. it happened along the 700 block of north preston street last night. police say the woman's boyfriend stabbed the pair while he was high on narcotics. he is now in custody. the 46-year-old woman a

this is moreland road. this is where the closure was. now you have to make a decision about a mile before, so you have to make a decision in waukesha line. if you forget, head off at 84th street. right now, things are looking great. full free speeds. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. ben: thank you, matt. 5:14. developing overnight, a shooting in downtown seattle sends five people to the positive and two in critical condition. tim is following the story from the news room. tim. antitrump rally was taking place, the police don't believe it has anything to do with the protests. police say a man started fire into a crowd after argument outside of 7-eleven. police are still looking for the suspect that ran away from the scene. just blocks away from that shooting, a protest over donald demonstrations over this election. now, other cities like los angeles, new york and chicago, many of the protestor say they are looking to get their voices heard and for trump to listen once he takes office. we want to get to br

we have an accident horsham road at norristown road, lower moreland an accident, as well. byberry and heaten road. that accident involving a deer. they have restrictions out out there, as well. watch out for the deer we've had a few accidents like that in the past couple of days. route 90, construction blocks the right lane for another hour. brace road at haddonfield crescent road until 6:00 a.m. stick to kings highway. market looking good. >>> money magazine named bethlehem, the place to retire in the northeast. the city leaders say the walkable downtown and proximity to new york and philadelphia is an attraction for tourists. >>> the cruise started the materials for the christmas tree that will sit at city hall next week. the tree lighting is set for saturday, november 26. >> time for a look at business at the big board. stocks saw a big game at the closing bell a huge turn around when stock futures were down significantly. investors are digesting the presidential election. stock futures are up this morning. the dow gained 295 to close at 18,589. we'll see how things sha

now up to 36 minutes 94 westbound tout to moreland. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. sally has the wet forecast. sally: well the computers are showing the rain showers moving tracking from southwest to northeast. the rain for the most part is on the lighter side. fond du lac, sheboygan, dryer at this hour with the heaviest of the raining clipping the far southern portion of the state. the rain is extending well back to iowa. all soerntd with a stationary front. the low pressure is keeping the rain alive. 58 rain at the airport. especially to the north counties throughout the morning and rain and downpours holding mid 50s much of the day. tim: we are following the latest in iowa. two officers are dead after a shooting there. this happened over night in december moin. the officers were killed in a pair of ambush style attacks. one is from december moin and one they were killed in the squad cars. a manhunt is underway. >> there is clearly danger if you are a police officer. they are sitting in the car and doing nothing w

delays from moreland road into milwaukee county. looking at a 13 minute ride on 94 eastbound from moreland into downtown. melinda: if you went to bed early, you may have missed making history before midnight, the chicago cubs are this year's world series championship. after the win against the cleveland humans -- cleveland indians. the final score, 8-7. the field erected. -- the field reupted. ben: two officers are being remembered this morning. remembered this morning. 24-year-old urbandale officer justin martin, and des moines officer tony bemino were both shot separately while sitting in their squad cars yesterday morning. now, the search for the suspected killer is over. tim elliott's in the newsroom with the latest on the gunman's arrest. tim: this morning scott michael greene is in custody. the 46-year-old turned himself in yesterday morning after an hours-long manhunt. greene is accused of shooting and killing both officers in separate ambush-style attacks. it is not his first run in with the law. just hours before yesterday'

picking up one extra minute, 11 minutes from moreland road into downtown. no crashes as of right now. that is a look at the morning commute. back to you. melinda: the time is 6:41. a man is killed on the job in cudahy. tim elliot is in the wisn 12 newsroom with a look at what tim: the milwaukee county medical examiner's office tells 12 news an autopsy will be done as early athis morning. we have video from news chopper 12 above ati ladish. the company forges metal components mainly used in the aerospace industry. cudahy police say around 1:15 yesterday, they got a 911 call from the company. a 49-year-old man from oak creek had been hurt and died at the scene. we are working to learn what exactly happened at the facility. osha is investigating the incident, along with cudahy police and the milwaukee county district attorney. another man was hurt in the accident and went to the hospital. that man is expected to survive. the names of both men have not been released. back to you. ben: thanks for that update. new on wisn 12, a touching show of support for the fa

stick to philmont avenue or moreland road. >> thank you karen. today is election day. have you heard. it puts a cap on one of the strangest presidential campaigns our country has ever seen. seems like many americans have anxiety over their decision and the possible outcome. >> and a lot of that anxiety has been connected to the polls which are showing a still tight race. here's where things stand. hillary clinton is leading donald trump by four points in the latest abc news poll. >> "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in philadelphia where the polls open at 7:00 a.m. annie mccormick is live in cherry hill new jersey and annie, they could be voting right now. >> reporter: yeah, matt, that's right. in fact i want to step out of the shot so you can look inside there. we have been here since people at this polling location have been setting up and now it looks like about five or six people are actually in line. it's pretty cold out so nice to wait in line indoors. now, i also want to give you a little heads up about what donald trump was up to leading up to elec

volume increased. 10 # minutes from brown deer into downtown. 10 minutes eastbound from moreland road to the marquette interchange. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: new this morning, a dangerously close call for a baby in florida. ben: the 11-month-old fell off a changing table but his nine-year-old brother caught him just in time. take a look at this. the boy dove to catch his baby brother. the mother says she had turned ba was home alone with her five children. she's calling it a miracle and warning other families that this could happen to anyone. here it is one more time. wow. ben: also new this morning, a burglar breaks into a pizza joint only to lose his pants. melinda: security cameras caught him walking around the maryland restaurant naked. police say the man climbed in through a roof vent and lost his pants in the process, apparently he then took off the rest of his why not. take it all off. then the suspect went after the cash registers but wasn't able to get any money out. although he did cause thousands of dollars in damage. and psychological dama

moving east bound delays from moreland into milwaukee county. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. take a look, this is a body cam showing an 87-year-old woman pulled from a burning tim: ben, the body camera was rolling when a santa fe police officer noticed that a parked car was on fire. 87-year-old deborah spear was behind the wheel. she's struggling to get out the car there. she says she didn't even notice the flames until an officer started yelling at her to get out. the officer carefully helped her out of the car and thankfully she was not seriously hurt. police say the woman had been driving on a flat tire. it turns out the sparks from the rim hitting the ground caused spear says she's very thankful to the officer who saved her life. >> tim, thank you. melinda: cubs fans were thrilled to watch sunday night's world series game a win at wrigley field and they weren't the only ones watching. the game drew a bigger audience than the nfl game between the cowboys and eagles. it was the best rating for a baseball

be prepared for delays. 12 minutes from moreland road into downtown. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. another american accused of trying to join isis. tim: aaron daniels will be in court today. prosecutors say he tried to travel to libya and join the islamic state. daniels is 20 years old and from ohio. he's also accused of sending money to the terror group. a federal prosecutor says he wired $250 to an isis operative. he was arrested earlier this week at the columbus airport on for months. at today's hearing, prosecutors will ask a judge to keep daniels behind bars until he goes to trial. back to you. >> tim, thank you. changes are coming to summerfest. this is a new bike and pedestrian plaza. that is a rendering. this leads into the mid gate and ready to go for the 50th anniversary next year. "g.m.a." isom national and international headlines. >> first, a live look outside from news chopper 12. we are on traffic watch and the weather and local headlines are >> we are foming breaking news in pennsylvania. >> two p

one of our key artifacts we have on display here is the flag of john proctor's battalion from west moreland county. it was a flag created early in the 1770's and it is kind of important for several reasons. one is that the symbolism on it of the coiled rattlesnake and the inscription, "don't fret on me." -- ted on me." me."ed on the only surviving rattlesnake flag and we believe it may have been the first ever created. it is interesting symbolism where we have the coiled snake, and the rattlesnake is unique to north america and it looks towards the canton of the flag which is a british union jack. warning thelearly mother country to respect the rights of the americans or suffer the consequences. until july 4, essentially, 1776, much of the effort of the american revolution was actually reconciliation with the mother country, which is why we have a flag of the revolutionary war era that has a british flag on it itself. only a handful of flags survived from the revolutionary war era. this one is extremely fragile. it was painted in oil on silk. you see the light going on and off. it is very l

you are looking at 15 # minutes 94 eastbound into downtown delays from moreland road. grab the sunglasses for the early morning ride. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. 6:43. real estate heir is in court today on murder charges. durst became a when airing the life and cast the suspicion on him. >> investigators in south carolina are making major breakthroughs in several crimes. tim, they've linked one suspect to multiple murder cases? tim: a local sheriff says the man has confessed to four murders and he could be connected to three more. this all came to light when a kidnapped woman was found, she had been chained up for two body on the property and then kohlhepp confessed to a quadruple shooting that happened in 2003, and led investigators to more bodies on his land. kohlhepp is being held without bond. officials say he may have killed seven people over the years. ben, back to you. ben: new this morning, a texas family hit by bullets outside of a food mart. a ten-year-old girl was shot in the face. she's in the hospital this morning

a live look outside 43 moreland. a little fog out there. if you are headed out th the drive times are all in the green... >> a well known political figure is supporting the protestor at the pipeline. >> we are learning more information in the news room. tim. >> rfk is travelling to the standing rock reservation to join in on the protestor. he's president of the water keeper alliance seeking to protect watersheds. are expected to rally outside of the offices of the army corps of engineers. $3.8 billion pipeline would run through four states and the activists have saying it is going to hurt the environment. >> new this morning the plane of the former presideia candidate hillary clinton is putting to good use. the university of dayton used the plane yesterday to fly to alabama. the university didn't know it was going to use the plane. dayton plays university of alabama today. >> more names are emerging as president-elect continues to fill the administration whochlt is on the list and on tap for the transition today? team mike pence is expected

construction to reopen -- after one driver drove through fresh concrete.it happened earlier this month on moreland boulevard near manhattan. the city says a driver physically removed barricades and drove through the street -- right after crews had poured concrete. the driver was cited -- but caused about 100- thousand dollars in removed and replaced 34:09 it delayed the project probably over a week and a half everything in that section of the project had to stop until that could be straightened out and then removed and replaced 34:20 another emergency repair also delayed the project. the city expects to reopen the road to traffic on friday. a milwaukee cemetery is adding security ... after mourners say.... they've had their cars stolen while paying their respects. police say two suspects with a "stun gun" and silver spring . earlier this month at the cemetery, a suspect acted like they had a weapon and took off with another victims car. both armed robberies happened during the day. police are trying to determine if they're related. know being safe16:33:12- just scared, its hard to go anywhere with

they are forcing off at moreland road. merge will be gone. right now extra 2 minutes on the drive. really, you have to get off the freeway and head along blue mound or greenfield and get back on. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: matt, thank you. 5:09. local food pantries are asking for donations the feed the tim has the information on how to help. tim. tim: i stopped by the hunger task force and they are doing great things there. leaders there told me of the 50,000 people that they serve in the milwaukee area half of those are children and volunteers want to make sure they have a full belly on thanksgiving. >> at the holidays, you want to see the turkey and the ham and think about the other person that you are trying to help and give the foods you would like to see on your table. >> they are busy and working 12 hour days. in addition to the trimmings for the thanksgiving day meal, the task force needs baby formula. now i posted my story at wisn.com and there is a link online to donate and another way to donate the food forfamilies phone bank. hunger task

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the closier at moreland road. you can see, re-opened this morning. travel times... no crashes to report. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. 5:00. whether brendan dassey will be released from prison, he's serving a life sentence for the mushed of teresa halbach. earlier in the year the conviction was over turned and ordered a new trial. yesterday the state attorney general filed an appeal to stop the release. he said that the attorneys are claiming that the o confession was coerced and even if it was, it is not meaning that dassey didn't help his uncle kill halbach and should be considered a public safety issue. he asked the court of appeals to decide on the emergency motion by this afternoon. the attorney is hoping he's coming home for thanksgiving. >> it is the first of its kind program in milwaukee, warrant wednesday. it is a chance to have warrants time. hillary mintz is live at the court with a look ahead. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, melinda, this is an offer a lot of people can't refuse, getting rid of thei

on the computer, aou overnight closures, 94 eastbound add moreland road and at national avenue. that is picked up. so we are open once again, if leaving the house, no delays out there. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. breaking overnight, protests around the country, crowds are

the chase started near south moreland boulevard and forest avenue in cleveland before 5:00 a.m. police started to chase the car after reports it was connected to an assault and was stolen. and corlett. two young people in the crash were hospitalized no details on how they were hurt or their conditions. >>> to stark county -- alcohol likely involved in a crash that claimed the life of a 22-year- old massillon woman, happened at north avenue and 1st street. police tried to full over a car in the area, it sped away, off the road and hit two poles. the driver died in the crash. old was hospitalized but is expected to recover. >>> still ahead -- make america kind again? what is behind this slogan and why you might think it sounds political it's anything but. turning back time, a reminder of the time change tonight and how to best take advantage of the switch. >> beautiful weather around northeast ohio today. temperatures in the mid-60s. that sunshine, sure was nice. day? that is in the extended forecast coming up. ted strickland. love this man. he's the son of a steelworker. he's the

the closier at moreland road. you can see, re-opened this morning. travel times... no crashes to report. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. 5:00.

the case started near south moreland the case started near s. moreland blvd. just before 5 am. police started chasing the car after reports it was connected to an assault and was stolen. the driver crashed the car and ran off. police are still investigating. >>> dr. alex johnson president of the kyle guy community college was honored as the black professional of the year. he was honored at the 36th anniversary scholarship and awards gala of the black the association has awarded more than 3 million in college scholarships to deserving african-american scholars. 80% of whom are first- generation students in higher education. >>> still ahead this morning, there is nothing better than your grandma skulking except maybe a bunch of it all in one restaurant. how one restaurant is bringing the comfort of your home to the >>> i and matthew burns with this week square talk. joining me today is another member of our community council. a part of the metrohealth team and passionate about other projects. i will let her tell you about it. >> i am with the metro system and i'm here today becau

moreland road into downtown. i will jump in the chopper and check back coming up just a bit. back to you. matt, thank you. melinda: right now, fires burning out of control near gatlinburg, tennessee. the fires are still growing. they've already burned dozens of buildings. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the latest information. tim? tim: the wildfires began near the great smoky mountains and are now putting several towns in danger. gatlinburg is known for its resorts, some have been evacuated this morning as fires get closer. some people are stuck in the town as roads are closed down. 30 buildings in gatlinburg caught fire. the city's aquarium has been evacuated but more than 10,000 animals are still inside. that building has not caught fire but it is in danger. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. ben: right now, investigators are trying to find out if terrorism is the motive behind an attack at ohio state university. yesterday when the suspect plowed his car into a crowd on campus and then slashed victims with a knife. the suspect, an ohio state student of somali desc

be prepared. 94 westbound. 17 minutes from downtown out to moreland road. louisiana hands over a note to his teacher written by his mom. melinda: it had an unexpected message that led to criminal charges. tim, what did the note say? tim: it was a call for help from a mother who was being held hostage. the teacher contacted law enforcement after the 11-year-old passed on the note. deputies questioned the boy which helped them get an idea of who was keeping his mother locked in their home. officials say it was donald ray guy, alr w deputies surrounded the house and found guy hiding in a closet. he's now facing charges, including false imprisonment. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. 5:53. ben: the world series going to seven games. melinda: the cubs won last night in cleveland to tie the series. the cubs beat the indians 9-3. chicago's addison russell hit a grand slam. he's the second youngest player to ever do that during a world the cubs and indians face off for a final time tonight in cleveland. can't wait to see it. melinda: new this morning, the archdi

west moreland county kplsplit 50 and has not looked back, but the suburbs have been moving in the opposite direction. delaware county's 30% nonwhite compared to 5% in west moreland county. >> it's going to be hillary because i think she's going to bring a different type of change regardless of what's going on with the whole e-mail thing. >> reporter: we started out assuming the answer to our simple state voters behave would have a complicated answer, and for some, it really will be. >> my elect myself for president of the united states because i'm probably more qualified. >> reporter: in fact, we found the same trend observers have seen going back 30 years. bluer, more diverse, small towns getting poorer and more conservative, and if the trends because there are just more people around philadelphia. we refer to the states as the rust belt, a if they are one undifferentiated thing, but maybe it's two americas, so close, you drive between front lines without crossing state lines. martha radditz, abc news. >> our thanks to martha there. >>> coming up, a hero is born under the friday night lig

. >>> time for game of the week voted on by you, the fans, we head out to upper moreland visiting marplelet's go. >> big match up here, upper moreland comes on to the field. now the fans are pumped up. and when the fans are pumped, so is the tiger. and it was a great night on offense for the tigers, anthony pulletti throws to dash, you better be fast if your name is dash. he gets in for the touchdown right there. big night for pulletti. he'll go other middle right here. and he's able to find riley stillman who scores. then it is time for marlon wet tears do a little damage. wet ertz gets the hands offer, buses through the line, and blockers, and gone. marple newtown with big win, at home, against upper moore lands 35 to seven. >>> now that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> and there is much more still ahead right here on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. including a look back at the career and legendary career of news man. >> walter cronkite would have been 100 years old, here at cbs news, taking a look back at his live and legacy. i'm kenneth craig. t

towards willoughby and then down into the eastern part of cuyahoga county so at about pepper pike area moreland hills and as you fade back over towards mayfield and mayfield village getting light sprinkle. others than that -- other than that we have fog. it's been a murky day. advicibility down below -- visibility down below 10 miles. i noticed just it's been coming and going from time to 40s. no threat for freezing rain or freezing anything but you can see back to the west a cooler air is sitting here it will sweep in as we go through the day tomorrow. so we actually will be transitioning from rain over to a rain snow mix to snow by tomorrow night. and you can see how we have the snow showers in the northern portion of the lakes a little disturbance will be between that is bringing in the cooler air and that's when we will start to see the mix taking place. here's the hour by hour forecast in the clouds. scattered showers sprinkles and drizzle and they are going to be staying with us but temperatures should stay savely above freezing as we go through much of the day tomorrow. showers will be h

heavy traffic on greenfield avenue before moreland road. it looks of greenfield, so heads up for that. definitely some struggles on the roads this afternoon. toya: thank you. to help you get ready for the holidays, we have a holiday lights festival live this thursday. tune in at 6:30 to see melinda davenport and ben wagner host the event from pere marquette park. there will be music, dancing, fireworks, 500,000 twinkling holiday lights, plus a visit from santa. light up the season this thursday at 6:30 right here on 12 news tonight at 10:00, a local high school band is representing wisconsin at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we're with them as they put the finishing touches on their show. and apple is launching a low-tech product at a high-tech price. the expensive gift for the company's biggest fans tonight at 10:00. from the ring to the big screen, a hollywood a-lister is celebrating a new title tonight. toya: the actor named this year's sexiest man alive. patrick: and, the wisconsin badgers march to the big ten championship takes an

coming down right now, might have to break out umbrella very briefly looking toward bustleton lower morelandeing light rain coming down. we have a chance of the passing shower, mainly before midnight, and, falling back down to 41 degrees. not too cold for our saturday. high temperature right around average, 43 degrees, mix of sun and cloud, nice and seasonal, pretty breezy as we head in the afternoon. future weather showing us in the next several hours we have a chance of a passing shower even in the late evening, could see a shower lingering along the coast, and it height be aggressive, and as we head into tomorrow morning a chance of the few passing snow showers up toward poconos and as we head into the second half of our sat take mix of sun and cloud and all together a quiet the start to our official weekend but we do need some rainfall. november rain so far in philadelphia, less than a half inch, we are down over 2 inches for the month and well over 6 inches for the year. we have a pretty if shot as we take an early look next week two systems tuesday, wednesday and early thursday, could

upper moreland an obstruction on easton and barrett road.route 202 drive times right here, you can see still on the green in the roads north on southbound. average speeds are into the high 50s or high 60s here if you can see on the northbound side. everything moving along no obstructions there. also watching mass transit, everything pretty much running on time or close to schedule, septa, new jersey transit, pepco, amtrak all running on time. here is the blue route the germantown pike, no major ohú delays. >>> we're following breaking news right now out of trenton. >> several homes are on fire there. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the scene. you just got an update from fire officials. >> reporter: we're told eight homes have burned here and several people have been taken to the hospital. i do have emily, if you could come over here emily, you were in one of these houses, right? >> yes. >> tell me what happened this morning. >> it was in the morning like 2:00 this morning and i got up to use the bathroom and i kept smelling something and i

also a proceed obstruction reported up in upper moreland on easton and barrett road. mass transit no big problems on delays at least for right now for septa, new jersey transit. patco or amtrak. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00. heading outside, this is what you will be heading out into, the strong gusty winds really shaking the camera, that's a live view of the train station. look at the flag really getting a work out, those cold gusty winds, the temperatures are in the 30s, those winds will be gusting close to 40 miles an hour. a blustery day, the winds will be increasing, 45 to 50 mile an hour winds are possible this afternoon. still going tonight. breezy and cold the temperatures this evening will be dropping into the 30s and we will be in the 30s overnight tonight. look at the winds. 17, 18, 23 miles an hour for coatesville, those are the current winds. during the day today those westerly or north-northwesterly winds 26 miles an hour in millville and wind gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour this afternoon. so the winds are not going to subside. the temperatures are above free

police say crime like this is the norm in and around the liberty motel on germantown avenue in west moreland, but efforts to stop it have failed. >> we cannot seem to close the place down. i don't know what it is, but we cannot seem to close it down. >> my neighbor several months ago, he was shot and robbed, and he lives two doors from me. >> police responded to more than 1,800 calls at the motel or within a block of it from 2004 to 2014. for various crimes involving drugs, prostitution, deadly overdoses, and murder. efforts to reach motel management tonight were unsuccessful. a police captain tells me tonight that the police is a cancer they just can't stop, and neighbors are telling me they won't stop until this place is shut down. in north philadelphia, i'm denise mccono, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00 a pair of arrests in connection with a botched robbery attempt at a pizza shop in bucks county. two people were taken into custody tonight for their alleged roles in the crime. both ramos and soto are facing robbery and conspiracy charges. police say the two women staked out the pizza and pa

watching this accident that just popped up, lower moreland, welsh road and packard avenue.eys and subways back in business this morning. we're seeing 20-minute delays for thorndale 1502. route 42, this is right around creek road, no big problems or delays. these lanes are moving northbound towards philadelphia. no problems or delays right now. of course, that could always change in the next hour. i'll be back in ten minutes. >>> 19 minutes past 5:00 a.m. some places got frost this morning. it was that cold. >> it's getting colder. the sun's not up yet. clear skies and very little wind. if you're heading out right now, bundle up. we have a cold morning but a (". lots of sunshine and quite the warmup. we're getting closer to 70 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon. but then things start to change this evening. clouds will be moving in. rain on the way, not during the day, not even this evening but by tomorrow morning, we're looking at showers, this morning, we're looking at cold, 30 now in pottstown, freezing for reading and just a degree above freezing in allentown. wilmin

your lap if you are sitting in the stands, but friday football frenzy game of the week, is upper morelandon marple now town. 52 degrees at kick-off. so brings being, under at least clear sky, certainly, very cool night. quickly, just reminding you that it is time to fall back. make sure to set the clocks back an extra hour. get the extra hour of sweet sleep for sunday morning, we keep temperatures into the 50's, through monday, little nice spike on the thermometer in time for reelection day, but sunshine, meisha? >> katie, thank you so much. my producer and i, just looking at this camera shot. we just saw this, penndot just actually moved the camera this way. what happened, 309 southbound, norristown road, here, moving that off the roadway, although it will impact you, one lane right now currently blocked. just a heads up on that. so we switch cameras. schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound direction, what you are looking at at city avenue, push in the eastbound direction, seeing couple of brake lights go off, overall both moving in the eastbound, and westbound direction, looking

try night and that is high school football and on friday football frenzy game of the week is upper moreland taking on marple newtown. 52 degrees at best and still brisk at 7:00 this evening. i would suggest having you know, blankets over your knees if you are sitting in the stand. although it is time to fall back. you will get extra hour have sleep into sunday morning but by that point sun will be setting on november 6th, and at 4:52 in the evening. so not a lot of daylight to work with but it is that time of the year and we will keep upper 50's through hon, election day shows a spike on the thermometer hid 60's and sunshine and just keeps going through seven day. >> katie, thank you. >> magical creatures are enchanting children this new jersey. enchanting children this new pat toomey and donald trump both would defund planned parenthood, and criminalize women's right to choose. "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah." "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors... who perform them." and when donald trump insulted women and bragged about... sexual assault,

moreland bouelvard manhattan will open back up friday.the project was partly delayed because one driver drove through fresh concrete earlier this month. the driver was cited -- but caused about 100-thousand dollars in damage. it's not only starting to look a lot like christmas in downtown milwaukee... it's starting to sound like it too. tonight... milwaukee's festival city symphony will present a free "let it snow" - the bradley pavilion. it features traditional holiday tunes... as well as selections from disney's frozen. plus, attendees can bring a nonperishable food to be donated to the hunger task force. still ahead on live at daybreak-- the four things you need to know before you start your day.including... historic recount! when workers across the state will give wisconsin's presidential ballots another look-- and how this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats with real strawberries. it's all of this, this, and this. and especially that. waaat? with real strawberries. this. is. everything. now it's time for your "four to know" this morning.a presidential recount rule break-down wi

we have west depford at collingswood, cherry hill west at camden catholic, and upper moreland at marple-nown. you have until tomorrow to vote. so get them in because cbs-3 wants to come to your school. >> the world series picks up again tonight in cleveland with the indians just one win away from their first championship in 71 years. chicago conditions haven't won it in more than a century as we note but fun loving manager joe madden not worried, or halloween costumes for the trip to cleveland. players stopped, signed autographs for fans on the send off. indians, lead the cubs, three games to two. so, keep it relaxed, they're down a game, but that's important. >> what kind of costumes were those? >> they were pretty lame, but keeping it loose. not that great. >> cubs. >> you are? >> works for me. >> other way, 71 years, or 108 years, been a long time. >> thanks, pat. >> well, our live coverage of the septa strike continues in the next half hour on "eyewitness news". >> our team is covering this from every angle to help you navigate your way through the rush. jan? >> reporter: septa on strik

moreland road. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. melinda: it's official, president donald trump. america has elected the celebrity businessman. ben: wisn 12 news' tim elliott has the latest information on the election and the reaction. tim. tim: this came as a surprise to a lot of people, hillary clinton was ahin according to the latest numbers, he won the electoral vote and hillary with the popular vote. last night he thanked all his supporters and made a promise to the people who didn't vote for him. >> i pledge i will be a president for all americans. for those who chose not to i'm reaching out for your guidance so we can unify our great country. tim: trump took the time to thank his family, other republican leaders and the voters. he also congratulated hillary clinton on a hard-fought campaign and thanked her for all her service to the country. back to you. melinda: local hillary clinton supporters gathered last night for what was supposed to be a celebration

upper moreland and center avenue and easton road. >> and nbc10 has your holiday travel guide.efore you hit the road, get weather and travel updates every morning on the air starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> the search is on for who's responsible for a bomb that injured a man in center city. the 60-year-old victim opened a manilla envelope he thought contained an hailer that exploded. >>> a bull ran off of a slaughterhouse truck near the delaware river in philadelphia. he went to kensington high school, then on to i-95. he ran about five miles before officers caught up with him not far from 95 and vine street. >>> also tonight, a grim anniversary for one of new jersey's biggest cold cases, it's been 35 years since mark himebaugh disappeared. >> i miss him, i cry. >> reporter: after a quarter century, maureen himebaugh says the last memories she has of her missing son, his clothes, even his touch. >> i can feel the little hug he gave me outside of the car. >> reporter: mark himebaugh was 11 when he vanished from his new jersey shore neighborhood in 1981. his family still waits for solid

one delay here, 12 minutes on 94 eastbound from moreland into downtown. >> new this morning, police in escaping from the burning car. this was the scene over a freeway yesterday. a man reported jumped from the car. the firefighters put out the flames a few minutes later. no word on the injuries. >> 6:50. and right now, wild fires are raging across parts of is southeast. tim is here with new information burning across eight states including north carolina and tennessee. five thousand favorites are working to get the flames under control. some have traveled from as far as alaska to help. hundreds of people have been forced out of their homes as the fires get dangerously close. many of the fires are still spreading right now. officials say some of these fires were deliberately set. they've already arrested at least one person. >> after an we can in new zealand thousands of people are stranded. landslides blocked the roads and two people were killed in the 7.8 quake. strong after shocks are shaking the island. the prime minister is saying billions of dollars in damage. >> 200 roads remain

there is also an accident on upper moreland. over in new jersey there was a power outage on route 38. might be a little sticky spot to move through. all lanes are open. watch for police around the scene. here is the freeway. it look is okay around creek road. this is headed northbound. no problems or delays other than wet roads and reduced visibility. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> breaking news now. a hit-and-run investigation. police are holding a news conference to talk about the crash that killed an eight-year-old girl earlier this month. this is family of hers. >> i have four children. she is my third child. >> so we can't begin to know the depth of their pain. we will be here for this family. we have the captain on this who is one of the best out there. i guarantee you his people will be out there pounding the pavement to find out who is responsible. i don't know if you wanted to say anything. >> sure. >> i just want to reiterate what he was saying. >> joseph bolog-o-l-o-g-n-b-o-l. >> they were talking about an inves

it is ten minutes eastbound from moreland road into downtown. we are headed to reports of an incident on 41 near wisconsin avenue. back to you. >> matt, thank you very much. a teenage daredevil in trouble with the law. ben: the dangerous hobby that's getting him in trouble. he's caught climbing the new york city sky he's recorded the videos of himself climbing the buildings and showing off the views at the top. i can hardly watch the video. in 2014 he was arrested by climbing the top of the one world trade. >> what if he trips and falls? this is crazy. >> it is crazy. judge said he had to do he could be facing charges for the latest stunts. melinda: plus, a group of teenagers mob a candy store. the mess they left behind when they ran away with stolen candy. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:39. three generations of women and girls survived a serious crash. >> the baby that where the fiefrpts finally found her. >> flights to a forbidden destination, the airlines that are taking passengers to the cuba. >> right now, a protest is happening. we are goin

only delay right now 94 eastbound from moreland downtown. ben: new this morning, a sheriff's deputy in california gunned down on the job. this happened in hughson about a hundred miles east of san francisco. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. tim: officials in stanislaus county say they have arrested the man who shot and killed deputy dennis wallace. the deputy was responding to a suspicious vehicle at a park when he called for backup. officials say soon after that he was shot at close range. another deputy found him in the parking lot with two gunshot >> we know for a fact that the gun used in this crime was in direct contact with his head when the trigger was pulled twice, this is an execution. tim: the suspect left the scene but officials found and arrested him yesterday. officials say his name is david machado and he was wanted on a felony warrant. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: right now, police in upstate new york are searching for someone who fired a gun inside a mall. they say the suspect was not targeting random